Castro Watches Soviet May Day Military Review
Fidel Castro rode with Khrushchev at Lenin Mausoleum during Red Square May Day events. A 500 to 700 mile range rocket display echoed Cuba's past crisis and Castro, offended by short notice of withdrawals, observed the parade as Malinovsky denounced U.S. aggression.
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Fidel Castro
Ivan
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Moscow
UPI
Cuba
Kennedy
Lenin Mausoleum
Red Square
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Castro
Kohler
Soviet Union
Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky
United States
Slain Victim’s Husband Testifies Ahead of Jury
Ramsey County Grand Jury probes the murder of 34 year old Mrs. T Eugene Thompson as her husband is recalled for closed door testimony. Thompson, accompanied by legal counsel, spoke for over two hours while prosecutors seek links to three men charged with the March 6 killing.
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Thompson
Richard Sharp
Minneapolis
Dick W. C. Anderson
Norman Mastman
Spring Lake
Park
Sheldon S. Morris
Survival Struggle Nature Taking Toll In Mexican Village
Alazan, Tamaulipas, Mexico faces drought and heat that leave 750 residents ill from tuberculosis to diarrhea. Malnutrition and dehydration cripple farming families who lack seed, food, and basic supplies as doctors reach them by four wheel drive to relay aid and health information.
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Alazan
Frontier
New Hampshire Enacts Sweepstakes Law Amid Debate
Governor John W. King signs New Hampshire sweepstakes bill, creating a hybrid lottery and horse race at Rockingham Park aiming to raise about 4 million dollars annually for local schools. The measure draws church criticisms and praise from regional politicians as supporters hail a legitimate fiscal experiment.
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New Hampshire
Rockingham Park
Massachusetts Council of Churches
Forrest L. Knapp
King
U.S
Tom McIntyre
N.H
Massachusetts
Francis F. Kelly
Kelly
John H. Reed
Maine
Joseph A. Millimet
Justice Department
Auto Accident Toll In State Climbs To 212
The state toll from auto wrecks climbs to 212 with two more deaths in Wisconsin. Leroy R. Sturm 18 of Marion was killed when his car left State Highway 110 near Marion struck a tree, crashed through a fence and he suffered a skull fracture. Two passengers injured. Harry Berniston 38 of Juneau a case worker for the Dodge County Welfare Department was found beside his car after leaving Highway 33 two miles northeast of Juneau.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Leroy R. Sturm
Route 1
Marion
Sturm
Harry Berniston
Juneau
Dodge County Welfare Department
Highway 33
Building Permits Issued In Blough Hopes For Peaceful Steel Pact
Roger Blough of U S Steel urges peaceful wage talks with unions this summer to avoid a strike. Informal discussions are underway in Pittsburgh as profits falter and the industry weighs reopening contracts. United Steelworkers leader says no decision yet on contract reopening amid rising product prices and dividend changes.
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New York
Roger M. Blough
Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Steel
Big Steel
Lady at 102 Gives Up Riding Scooters in Lexington
Lille Humphrey, aged 102, has ceased riding motor scooters in Lexington Kentucky. Five years earlier she tried her grandson’s scooter with some doubt but soon joined him for short spins around the block.
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Lexington
Lille Humphrey
Dirksen Voices Fear Of Arab Move On Israel
Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirksen warned the Middle East risks explosive danger and a potential world war as Arab states threaten Israel. Senators Javits Humphrey Case Pastore Gruening and Douglas urged U S action including arms embargoes UN peacekeeping and regional controls to deter escalation.
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Dirksen
Israel
Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Middle East
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
U.N
Javits
Soviet Union
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Humphrey
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
United States
Case
John O. Pastore
D-R.1
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
United Arab Republic
Paul H. Douglas
D-Nr
Nasser
Blossom Day Could Be May 5 In Gays Mills Orchards
Blossom day for Gays Mills and surrounding orchards hinges on warm weather. If Sunday May 5 becomes official, it would be the second earliest on record, with 1942 on May 3 cited as a similar early peak. Gerald Fleming of Frank Orchards recalls 1942 Sunday came after warm days but was cold and windy.
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Gays Mills
Wis
Gays Mills Orchards
Gerald Fleming
Frank Orchards
Reynolds Hosts GOP School Shake Hands With Viewpoints
Gov John W Reynolds attended a Republican political school in Madison speaking to 150 Dane County residents. He said he was not aiming to convert but to promote mutual understanding while Wilbur Renk praised Reynolds as a skilled politician. Other speakers included Morris Rubin and Theodore Taylor.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Wilbur Renk
GOP
Renk
No Survivors Found On Disabled Cruiser
Coast Guard searches Lake Michigan wreck near Sheboygan where two Ludington men Albert Boertman and Arthur Cramer disappeared after crossing the lake. The damaged cruiser was towed to Ludington as storm winds gusted, with the Mesquite cutter expected to arrive mid afternoon.
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Sheboygan
Lake Michigan
Ludington
Mich
Coast Guard Command
Two Rivers
Sturgeon Bay
Coast Guard
Port Washington
Albert Boertman
Arthur Cramer
Titan 1 Missile Explodes During Launch at Vandenberg
An intercontinental Titan 1 missile exploded today during an attempted launch at Vandenberg Air Force Base California. The Air Force said no injuries occurred and damage to the silo lift facility appeared slight.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Carriers Make Collections This Week
The LaCrosse Tribune reports that the first two week collection under the new biweekly system will be made this week by newspaper boys. Payment on first call is appreciated by the boys and helps their route work.
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LaCrosse Tribune
Governor Opposes GOP Plan For a Study Of Economy
Governor Reynolds rejects a GOP “gold ribbon” committee to study economy calling it potentially biased and a rubber stamp for party views. The Joint Finance Committee backed the GOP measure 8-4, while Democrats favor UW President appointed panel to study local government economies. Assembly Speaker Haase argues for a durable solution to state fiscal strain.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Legislative Joint Finance Committee
Reynolds
University of Wisconsin
Assembly
Robert Haase
R-Marinette
Haase
Methyl Alcohol Kills 19 in Spain
Madrid reports 19 deaths and three blindness cases due to methyl alcohol poisoning from liquors and wines produced in northern Spain. Health Ministry warns of toxic spirits across the country.
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Spain
Democrats Open Meet At Menomonie
Democrats of the 9th District hold their convention in Menomonie Wisconsin from April 0 to May 5 1963 inviting delegates and party members to discuss platform and candidacy plans.
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Menomonie
Wis
April 1963 Construction Boom Tops Previous Records in La Crosse
April 1963 La Crosse building activity reaches 2.906 million dollars, the highest April value since records began in 1956. Lutheran Hospitals project and Newman Club and Seventh-day Adventist Church boosts totals. 74 permits issued, 12 for new homes. Residential remodels and non residential work contribute to a healthy economy.
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la Crosse
Eugene Dally
Inspection
Lutheran Hospital
Newman Club
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Dally
May Debuts Snowy Cold Across Midwest to New York State
Snow and cold dampened the May start from the Midwest into New York. One to three inches fell in parts of Michigan Indiana and western New York with higher totals in Grand Rapids Michigan the heaviest for the date. Two traffic deaths occurred on snow covered Ohio highways as winds reached 50 mph. Temperatures in the 20s and 30s spread through the region with freezing snaps in Kentucky and Marquette Michigan.
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Associated Press
Midwest
New York State
Great Lakes
West Virginia
New York
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Grand Rapids
Mich
Canada
North Central
Marquette
Kentucky
Louisville
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Jacob Jx. Javits
R-N.y
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France
GOP Political School
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