Pentagon says no change in Cuba ground missiles
The Defense Department says there is no information indicating changes to Cuba ground to air missiles despite reports. Arthur Sylvester calls the accounts untrue and notes Soviet missiles may have been removed, affecting Castro’s stance on US reconnaissance flights and the Cuban crisis.
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Political Spotlight On Indiana Among 7 Primary Tests Tuesday
Seven primaries Tuesday test the political season with voters in Indiana Ohio Oklahoma Alabama Florida New Mexico and the District of Columbia plus state conventions in Delaware Michigan Alaska Nevada and Wyoming. Voters choose presidential preferences and delegates and nominate governors senators and House members while weighing issues like unpledged electors and right to work. Indiana centers on Governor Wallace campaigning against the Johnson civil rights bill with Governor Welsh as stand-in and multiple challengers.
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Supreme Court Refuses Ruling In Racial Case
The Supreme Court declined to decide whether school boards must assign pupils to desegregated schools to avoid racial imbalance. The bid came from Negro children in Gary Indiana arguing the district’s schools remain de facto segregated. The Gary appeal challenged the Chicago Circuit Court ruling.
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Red Bloc Riot Breaks Out in Sofia on Orthodox Easter
Soviet bloc clashes erupt as Communist youths block path of Bulgarian Orthodox churchgoers to Easter Mass in Sofia. Police and youths clash at Alexander Nevsky Cathedral while authorities silence Bulgarian reports.
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San Hotel in Prairie Destroyed by Blaze
Fire wiped out the San Hotel in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin after 6 30 p m blaze that began in the basement and collapsed the two story building by 10 30 p m Fire Chief Ray Burgess tallied losses at 80 000 or more Fire departments from Marquette Iowa aided the blaze with over 100 firefighters and a Sunday night crowd of about 1 500 watched University nursing home plans for proprietor Howard Elder insured recovery continues into Monday morning
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Fuchs Marks 50th Year As Printer
Eugene J. Fuchs of The La Crosse Tribune marks 50 years as a printer with the paper and plans retirement later this month. He began May 4, 1914 as a printer’s devil, later becoming a journeyman, union secretary treasurer, and composing room foreman.
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Henry J. Hoelzer
Wisconsin toll rises as 1964 deaths hit 314
The 1964 Wisconsin highway death toll reached 314, with 12 weekend fatalities and one from a crash last Thursday. Victims include Ernest Amundson of Cameron, M Stella Haberman of Milwaukee, Lloyd Markee of Monona Grove, Ronald Hubbard of Manitowoc, and teens Joseph Schroeder and Randy Fett near Dyckesville.
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Washington County
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Lyman Neerhoff
Sheboygan
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Eleven Hospitalized After Stadium Escalator Tragedy
Baltimore AP report details 11 children still in hospital after a Memorial Stadium escalator incident during a Orioles Indians game. Thirty five youths injured and one confirmed dead. Annette Costantini, 14, mourned as crowd observed a moment of reverence.
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La Follette Announces Attorney General Run in Wisconsin
Bronson C. La Follette, age 28, former assistant U.S. attorney for Western Wisconsin, resigns to seek the Democratic nomination for attorney general in the fall primary. He is the son of the late Senator Robert M. La Follette Jr.
Pattison Home Narrowly Misses Seacoast Landslide
The Pattison residence in Pacific Palisades California sits about 10 feet from a cliff edge after a May 1 landslide that swept 1,500 cubic yards of earth and blocked part of the Pacific Coast Highway. The Pattisons, though uneasy, do not plan to move.
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