Joint Rites Set Saturday For 3 Children
Three sisters Faye Lynn 3, Juanita Jo 2, and Patty Ann 1 Peters died when their Black River Falls home burned Thursday morning. Services Saturday 2:30 p.m. at Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev. T A Rykken. burial in Riverside Cemetery. Mother Loretta, former Lucille Yahnke, was at a neighbor's. no inquest. Surviving are parents, grandmothers Lucille Yahnke and Myrtle Peters, and great grandparents Will Yahnke Sparta and Hans Hermanson Black River Falls.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Faye Lynn
Juanita Jo
Patty Ann
Joseph Peters
Evangelical Lutheran Church
T. A. Rykken
Riverside Cemetery
Torgerson
Loretta
Lucille Yahnke
John Noble
Myrtle Peters
Will Yahnke
Sparta
Hans Hermanson
Frank Kubina
Peterses
Release Recommendation For Jane Dakin Hearing In Wisconsin
Dr A A Lorenz urged release of Jane Dakin a 21 year old with schizophrenia after a court hearing in Juneau County Wisconsin stating she has derived all benefit from institutional care and could live under supervision toward a normal life with schooling in Oshkosh and a possible move to a host family. Dr Mary Kubick countered that Dakin is sane and could live as an outpatient with supervision suggesting further hospital stay would not help. The hearing began with Miss Dakin present and was adjourned to Friday with witnesses including Dr Belchen and Dr Strong to testify.
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Miss Dakin
Charles Belchen
Winnebago State Hospital
Jack Strong
Mauston
Thomas Dakin
Manston
Dr. Lorenz
Oshkosh
Mary Kubick
Winnebago Hospital
C. E. Macomber
Vieth
Michael Hakeem
University of Wisconsin Department of Sociology
Taconite Bill Signed By Andersen
Gov Elmer Andersen signed a taconite amendment bill in his office, saying it gives voters a chance to decide on tax fairness for the industry. The House passed amendments from the Senate after late action, with Rep Roy Dunn and Sen Donald Wright present. If approved at the 1964 general election, it would block 25 years of changes to a recent taconite law and cap taconite tax increases to match general business tax growth.
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ST. Paul
Elmer Andersen
House
Senate
Roy Dunn
Pelican Rapids
Donald Wright
Minneapolis
Woman Dies In Second Act Of Double Tragedy
A Green Bay hospital death today raises Wisconsin highway fatalities to 127 for the year. Mary Augustine 51 of Seymour died from injuries after being struck on Highway 51. August Drier 61, who had aided her, was killed when a second car struck him as he wrapped his jacket around her.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin
Mary Augustine
Seymour
August Drier
Mrs. Augustine
Wisconsin declares Medal of Honor Centennial Day
Gov. John W. Reynolds signed a proclamation in Madison declaring March 25 Medal of Honor Centennial Day in Wisconsin. Einar H. Ingman of Tomahawk and Clayton K. Slack of Ashland stood with the governor as the centennial note honors Korea War heroism and the first Medal of Honor award in 1863.
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Kennedy
Kennedy notes Soviet pullout from Cuba and tax plan talks
President Kennedy disclosed some 3,000 Soviet troops have withdrawn from Cuba, with further removals possible by March end. He defended McNamara's handling of the TFX contract, urged economic balance, and eyed a nuclear test ban while planning possible West Berlin talks. He praised Latin America trips and discussed printer strikes and Day’s resignation rumors.
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Kennedy
Cuba
Alpha 66
United States
U.S
West Berlin
Italy
Germany
Latin America
Soviet Union
Europe
John XXIII
Alexei Adzhubi
Khrushchev
Kennedy ends clash over TFX probe and McNamara ruling
President Kennedy urged neutrality as senators and defense officials argued over the TFX contract. He backed Secretary McNamara’s 24 million award to General Dynamics of Fort Worth, saying the decision was sound and fair. Senator Mundt praised the call for fair judgment while the dispute continued.
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General Dynamics Corp
Boeing Co
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Kennedy
McNamara
Washington
Defense
Pentagon
Congress
McClellan
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
General Dynamics
Fort Worth
Tex
Seattle
Wash
Air Force
Navy
Karl E. Mundt
Defense Department
Subcommittee
Page
Bali Erupts Killing Thousands and Displacing Tens of Thousands
Lava and ash from Agung volcano halted after five days of eruption. Bali Governor reports at least 1,100 dead and 75,000 homeless, with as many as 200,000 possibly losing livelihoods. Rice lands buried. 100,000 Balinese flee northeast coast as 10,308 foot peak erupts after years of quiet.
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Denpasar
Bali
Agung
Anak Agung Sutedja
Rolvaag to Become Minnesota Governor After Waiver
Karl Rolvaag, 49, will assume the Minnesota governorship Monday after Elmer L. Andersen plans to waive his right to appeal the recount ruling in favor of Rolvaag by 91 votes out of more than one million cast. The 33 page judges findings upheld the recount as accurate.
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ST. Paul
Supreme Court
Rolvaag
Minnesota
Andersen
Elmer L. Andersen
Europe
4Th Armored Division
George Patton
Congress
J. H. Sylvestre
Crookston
Sidney Kaner
Duluth
Leonard Keyes
Ice Age Park Plan Advances In Wisconsin
The House National Parks subcommittee approved a bill to create a 32 500 acre Ice Age national scientific reserve in Wisconsin glacial regions. The measure funds 50 000 to draft plans to protect preserve and interpret Kettle Moraine Devil s Lake Chippewa County and nearby glacial sites. Introduced by Wisconsin Democrats Henry Reuss and Lester Johnson.
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Washington
House
National Parks Subcommittee
Wisconsin
Devil’s Lake
Chippewa County
Henry Reuss
Milwaukee
Lester Johnson
Black River Falls
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