Seven Injured In Collision On Highway 16
Seven people were injured Friday afternoon in a two car crash on Highway 16 in the Town of Medary. Charles F. Otto 77 and Raymond J. Feyen 40 collided as Otto turned into the Fireside Restaurant driveway. Otto and two passengers were taken to St. Francis Hospital with chest leg and hand injuries. His wife Martha 72 had a head cut. Katherine McIntyre 70 suffered back hand and head injuries. Selmer Hogan 50 was hospitalized for neck cuts and bruises. Feyen sustained head and leg injuries. Rudolph Arlt 54 had knee and neck injuries. David Leuck 20 had a thigh cut.
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Medary
Charles F. Otto
Charles St
Raymond J. Fegen
Adams St
Otto
St. Francis Hospital
Martha
Katherine McIntyre
Avon St
Feyen
Selmer Hogan
S. 15Th St
St. Francis
Rudolph J. Arlt
S. 14Th St
David K. Leuck
Green Bay St
Ex-Melrose Man Killed In Mishap
Clayton Lloyd a 25 year old from Waukesha died in a head on collision on Highway 59 miles west of Waukesha early Saturday. Three Whitewater State College students were injured and listed in poor or fair condition. The death raises Wisconsin highway fatalities for 1963 to 130 with additional deaths reported for Milwaukee and Watertown.
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Melrose
Wis
Clayton Lloyd
Waukesha
Orrin Lloyd
R. J. Melrose
Julian Larkin
Jackson County
Lloyd
Whitewater State College
Robert Bella
Fox Lake
Arden Kuhn
Wautoma
Kenneth Sobkoviak
Weyerhauser
Associated Press
Lloyd’s
Wisconsin
Virginia Murray
Milwaukee
Arnold L. Butzine
Watertown
Highway 19
Joan Crawford denies plans to wed Gov Rockefeller
Actress Joan Crawford rejected reports she plans to marry New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller. She quipped that an engagement makes no sense since she has not been asked for a date. Rockefeller did not comment on the speculation.
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Joan Crawford
Gov. Rockefeller
Philadelphia
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Philadelphia Women’s Advertising League
Rockefeller
Washington
Miss Crawford
Judge Recommends Out-Patient Status For Jane Dakin
Jane Dakin, convicted by reason of insanity for killing her parents in 1958, was recommitted to Winnebago State Hospital. Circuit Judge Bruce Beilfuss outlined a parole plan allowing outpatient study at Oshkosh State College, living with a family, and social contact, with continued hospital and court custody until a rehearing on December 3, 1963. Dr. Belcher reported improved condition and readiness for possible return to society, while Dr. Strong cautioned about the unpredictability of future acts.
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la Crosse Tribune
Maulton
Wis
Jane Dakin
Winnebago State Hospital
Oshkosh
Bruce Beilfuss
Beilfuss
Charles Belcher
Miss Dakin
Clyde C. Cross
Baraboo
Roland W. Vieth
Juneau County
Oshkosh State College
Billy Pagel
Winnebago Hospital
Mauston
Thomas Dakin
Jane
Jack Strong
Manston
Belcher
North
McNamara wept as McClellan probe targets integrity
President Kennedy backs Defense Secretary McNamara amid TFX contract hearings. A Senate source says McNamara cried over questions about his honesty as the panel probes the General Dynamics contract for the aircraft. The defense chief defended his decision and provided his net worth in a packet of data.
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Washington
Senate
Robert S. McNamara
Defense Department
McNamara
Robert Craig
Elisabeth
Kathleen
Pentagon
Subcommittee
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Air Force
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
General Dynamics Corp
Fort Worth
Tex
TFX
Navy
General Dynamics
Boeing Co
Seattle
Wash
Kennedy
McClellan
Kennedy warns growth must rise to curb unemployment
President Kennedy warned that unemployment could rise to 7 percent even without a recession unless growth accelerates. In a luncheon after dedicating O'Hare Airport he urged a $10.3 billion three-year tax cut as a key step, citing aging labor trends and automation.
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Chicago
Kennedy
O'Hare International
United States
Congress
Weather Outlook For Weekend Warmth Rise
Fair and warmer Saturday night with partly cloudy skies. Continued warm Sunday with a low near 40 and a high around 65.
Boiler Explosion Kills 3 in San Jose Store
A boiler blast at J C Penney's in downtown San Jose California killed three people and injured 71 others. The 6 foot high boiler in the basement wrecked a drugstore on the main floor and damaged surrounding buildings. Police questioned the former maintenance man Ricardo Mello and a prior boiler trouble call added to the mystery. Damage exceeded $100000 as debris and broken glass filled the area during the late afternoon rush.
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San Jose
Calif
J. C. Penney’s
A. P. Hamann
Ricardo ‘Mello
Penney
Marie Straight
Campbell
Penney’s
Thrifty’s
Plot to Kill Gen Park Is Investigated
Seoul reports an probe into civilian politicians linked to an alleged coup plot aimed at assassinating General Chung Hee Park and toppling the regime. The move follows protests demanding civilian rule as arrests and military court referrals rise amid uprisings across Taegu Inchon and Chuncheon.
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Gen. Park
Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park
Taegu
Inchon
Chunchon
Reynolds Appeals Labor Aid on Education Budget
Gov. John W. Reynolds urged labor to back his higher education budget in a Milwaukee speech to the United Auto Workers. He condemned a Joint Finance subcommittee's plan to cut the University of Wisconsin funding and raise tuition, calling it outrageous. He argued that investing in higher education benefits all residents and urged labor to push for equal opportunity for children of workers and management alike.
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Milwaukee
John W. Reynolds
Labor
United Auto Workers
Disappearance of Christine Keeler Roils Britain Honor
Scotland Yard hunted for Christine Keeler amid questions over her failure to testify in a case against a former lover accused of attempted murder. War Minister Profumo denied impropriety and threatened libel action as tabloids and newspapers urged action to locate her. Valerie Hobson attended as Profumo defended his relationship, saying no impropriety occurred.
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London
Scotland Yard
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
House of Commons
Labor Party
Stephan Ward
Christine
the Yard
Spain
Labor Daily Herald
Daily
Sketch
Manchester
Guardian
Profumo
Miss Keeler
Valerie Hobson
Man Seeks Best Price For Cremation
GAINSBOROUGH England AP Richard Chalcraft 51 plans to prepay his cremation to save money. He advertised for estimates and found the lowest offer 32 pounds. He says the plan protects his wife and will include a clause that keeps costs from rising even if he lives 30 more years or prices triple.
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Gainsborough
England
Richard Chalcraft
Chalcraft
Platteville Students Hike For Loan Fund
Four teen Platteville College students trek 70 miles from Platteville to raise money for a student loan fund. They expect the walk to take 22 hours and will pause along the route to solicit donations. Reported early gifts totaled $65 toward the effort.
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Platteville
Platteville College
Man Accused Of Slaying Frances McCann Dies
Ernest Arthur Boxmann a 53 year old German born New York impresario accused of shooting American opera singer Frances McCann to death in a Rome hotel died today at Santa Maria della Pietra Hospital from bronchial pneumonia. He had been recovering from a temple wound inflicted with the same pistol that killed McCann.
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Rome
Ernest Arthur Boxmann
New York
Frances McCann
Santa Maria Della Pietta
Boxmann
the Temple
Miss McCann
West Berlin
U.S
J. Walter Rodgers
Altadena
Calif
Via Veneto
Diefenbaker Sees Prairie Support Hold for Conservatives
Regina report notes Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker and the Conservative Party maintain strength across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta ahead of the April 8 national election. Liberals face limited gains while Social Credit and New Democratic parties shore up rural prairie voting patterns amid wheat prosperity and Diefenbaker's local popularity.
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Regina
Sask
John G. Diefenbaker
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prairie
Lester B. Pearson
Liberals
House of Commons
Maritime Provinces
Ontario
Quebec
Social Credit Party
Prairies
Conservatives
Social Credit
New Democratic
New Democratic Party
Alvin Hamilton
Diefenbaker
Prince Albert, Sask
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