Coed Says She Wrote Leaflet in Tuition Protest
Susan Hook, UW Milwaukee history major, says she authored the protest leaflet criticized by Assemblyman Alexander Grant accusing Gov. Reynolds of inciting students to riot. Hook accepts responsibility and says she regrets the issue, noting students plan to coordinate actions with Milwaukee and state college groups to oppose tuition hikes.
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Wisconsin Alumni Association
Grant
Adamany
Wisconsin
Big Ten
Miss Hook
Dave Adamany
Madison
Milwaukee
MIGs fire on U S vessel near Cuba as Navy aids ship
The merchant Floridian reported two Soviet built MIGs fired across its bow and stern about 20 miles off Cuba. Navy jets from Key West reached the scene 55 minutes later, escorting the ship into port as the crew described multiple strafing passes and explosive shells.
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Fla
Cuba
Coast Guard
Key West
Norman Teeples
Dania, Fla
Curtis Olson
U.S
Olson
Donald Fisher
Fisher
Redlands Road
West Roxbury
Mass
Harold Keane
Philadelphia
Washington
New Wave Of Tension Over Cuba Strains Kennedy Team
President Kennedy summoned the National Security Council executive committee amid new Cuba tensions. Reports say two unidentified jets fired near the Floridian off Cuba's north coast, while Soviet troops gradually withdraw, with 13,000 to 14,000 remaining. US officials fear anti-Castro exile raids could worsen the Caribbean crisis.
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Kennedy
National Security Council
Cuba
U.S
Miami
United States
Caribbean
Cuba Near Apology Over MIG Attack On Floridian
Washington reports say Cuba told the United States its MIG jets probably fired in error at the U S S Floridian and that Havana had no intention of shooting at the ship. The State Department described a near apology from Cuba and demanded a full explanation while rejecting a Soviet protest.
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San Juan
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Miami
Washington
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Defense Department
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Fidel Castro
Mauston Potato Plant Hope Grows With Ore-Ida Visit
Ore-Ida vice president Golden Grigg arrived in Mauston Wisconsin to inspect the area for a potential large potato processing plant. The firm previously eyed Necedah but chose Mauston due to housing limits at Necedah and its closeness to Interstate 90.
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Wis
Golden Grigg
ofOre-Ida Products, Inc
Wisconsin
Burley
Idaho
Ore-Ida Products
Necedah
Lemonweir
Daughter of Cargill Co Founder Dies
Mrs. John H. MacMillan Sr., 91, daughter of Cargill founder W. W. Cargill, died in Wayzata Minnesota after an extended illness. Born in Albert Lea, she helped foster the Cargill Home in La Crosse and later moved to Minneapolis with her husband.
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Minn
John H. MacMillan Sr
W. W. Cargill
Cargill, Inc
Cargill
la Crosse
MacMillan
Albert Lea
First Presbyterian
John
H. MacMillan Jr
Grigg
Manston Fleer
Toin
Taylor Area Tot Suffers Serious Burns
Gary Simonson a three year old boy is in critical condition in Marshfield hospital with third degree burns over 50 percent of his body after his clothing caught fire at his parents farm home. Milan Stumlien a hired hand sustained a badly burned hand while trying to extinguish the blaze and is hospitalized in Krohn Hospital Black River Falls. The child was first taken to Krohn Hospital then moved by ambulance to Marshfield with a nurse and his mother.
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Black River Falls
Marshfield
Duxbury to Speak at Houston County GOP Convention
Lloyd L. Duxbury Jr., speaker of the Minnesota House, will address the Houston County Republican convention at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Caledonia courthouse. Party officers will be elected. The event is open to the public.
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Minnesota
Houston County
Caledonia
Two Killed and Dozen Hurt in Tucson Dry Cleaning Plant Blast
A Tucson explosion at Supreme Cleaners near downtown killed two people and injured 12. The blast leveled the plant and nearby buildings within a half block, with witnesses describing a collapse and a car blown 50 feet away. Venture Urquidez and Naomi Coronado provided details. Police noted a second blast and a boiler-room origin.
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Ariz
Supreme Cleaners
Venture Urquidez
St. Mary's Hospital
Barney Huser
Huser
Naomi Coronado
Russia demands U S payment for exile raid on ship
Moscow demanded the United States pay damages for a Cuban exile commando raid that crippled the Soviet freighter Baku. The note warned of measures to protect Soviet shipping from anti Castro guerrilla attacks in Cuban waters and accused Washington of backing the exiles.
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Havana
White
U.S
State Department
Moscow
Soviet Union
Baku
AEC Grants Final OK for Dairyland Reactor at Genoa site
The Atomic Energy Commission approves Allis-Chalmers to build an 11 million dollar atomic reactor for Dairyland Power Cooperative at Genoa Wisconsin. Construction targets 1965 finish with testing. Dairyland will add a 50,000 kilowatt plant and turbo generation nearby.
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Dairyland Power Cooperative of
la Crosse
AEC
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co
Genoa
Howard Nestingen
Dairyland
St Anapoimni
Thow
Allis-Chalmers
AEC Research and Power
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Ice Remains On Mississippi March Opening To April
The Mississippi navigation season opened March 25 but 23 inches of ice bar the channel at Lake Pepin. Col. W. B. Strandberg, St. Paul District engineer, says the river won’t be ice free until sometime in April. He notes repairs on the Hastings lock and dam are complete after the December 4 closure following the last downriver tow of 1962.
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Mississippi River
Lake Pepin
W. B. Strandberg
Army Corps of Engineers
Strandberg
Hastings
Four Die as Boston Hotel Fire Kills Cast Members
A predawn blaze at the Sherry Biltmore on Massachusetts Avenue killed four people and injured at least 25. About 75 were rescued from the fourth floor where The Sound of Music cast attended a party and escaped via a window aided by aerial ladders.
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Boston
Massachusetts Avenue
the Sound of Music
City Hospital
Charles O’connor
Marcelyn Meyers
Janella
Gretel
McNamara outlines nuclear standoff and aims to win Cold War
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara warns Congress the United States faces a nuclear standoff with the Soviet Union yet remains determined to win the Cold War. He cites mutual deterrence but envisions active military progress, cites Cuba crisis dynamics, and defends the defense budget while signaling limited disarmament progress.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
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Soviet Union
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Khrushchev
Cuba
Kremlin
U.S
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Hope Brightens
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I la Crosse Tribune
Cargill Co
Big Western Potato Processing Company
Juneau County
Area Redevelopment Agency
Taylor Area
Duxbury
Houston
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