Acute Alcoholism Cause Of Caledonia Death
A Murray County coroners jury found Walter Arndt died primarily from acute alcoholism. Dr. Paul Dietz testified a blood sample showed severe intoxication and brain edema linked to alcohol. Witnesses described Arndt’s violent quarrel with Rita Sauer, welfare issues, and multiple disturbances at Sauer’s home before Arndt was found dead in his car.
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Caledonia
Minn
Walter Arndt
Paul C. Dietz
la Crosse
Arndt
Edward Sauer
Onalaska
Ronald Tornstrum
Houston County Welfare Department
Tornstrum
Bete
Leo Miller
Houston County Welfare Board
William Bennyhoff
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Dietz
Bennyhoff
William Pitts Jr
Caledonia Street
Pitts
Derailment in Milwaukee Injures Passengers on North Western Train
A North Western passenger train derailed in Milwaukee causing multiple injuries. The incident occurred around 8:58 a.m. near a mixed residential and industrial area with several crossings. Police arranged buses to move uninjured riders to North Western depot. Among the injured were Rose Vincent Green Bay 63 with bruised hip and back, and Leona Rhode White Law 62 in shock. The list includes Ezell Wilks 52 Milwaukee head injury and Barbara Rhode 13 Whitelaw bruises, among others from Green Bay Oshkosh Chicago Manitowoc and nearby towns.
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Milwaukee
North Western
Richard Rohde
Manitowoc
Carl Fieberg
Oshkosh
North Western Road
St. Michael's Hospital
Rose Vincent
Green Bay
Leona Rhode
Whitelaw
Theresa Overberg
St. Louis
Bertha Elke
Ezell Wilks
St. Michael's
Mary Ann Rhode
Barbara Rhode
Robert Woelffer
North Fond. du Lac
Leslie Brinkman
Chicago
NATO N-Force Through Surface Ships Aimed In Europe
U S and allied officials predict a 200 missile nuclear force aboard surface ships in European waters as NATO plans advance. The analysis notes Adenauer to Erhard leadership shift may weaken Gaullist influence while Britain’s entry remains vetoed. Reports deny a 30 day war plan in NATO doctrine despite London Post Dispatch claims.
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Washington
State Department
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
U.S
Erhard
Britain
de Gaulle
Pentagon
London
Washington Post Foreign Service
Robert $. McNamara
Two Weeks May Decide Duvalier's Fate in Haiti Crisis
Port au Prince awaits a possible escalation as Duvalier faces opposition led by Clement Barbot. Clashes near the capital, the May 15 and May 22 milestones, and US OAS pressures loom over the Caribbean crisis.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Francois Duvalier
Haiti
Port Au Prince
Barbot
Duvalier
Petionville
OAS
Iowa Senate Legalizes Liquor By The Drink
The Iowa Senate approved liquor by the drink ending a long debate. Governor Hughes said he would sign. law takes effect July 4. On sell licenses must buy from state stores. 10 percent tax. closing hours set. implied consent for chemical tests added for drunken driving arrests.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
Harold Hughes
Pope Receives Balzan Peace Prize At Rome Ceremony
Vatican report notes Pope John XXIII, age 81, tired yet grateful as he accepts the Balzan Peace Prize worth 160000 dollars. Italian President Segni presents the award in St. Peter’s, with about 10 000 spectators, while concerns about his health are mentioned by his doctors.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Pontifical Throne Room
St. Peter's
Antonio Gasbarrini
Antonio Segni
Balzan Foundation
Nobel Foundation
Riots Tied to Kennedy Ambitions in Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi AP report notes legislative inquiry links the University of Mississippi desegregation riots to Kennedy political aims. It cites federal planning errors and blunders, accusing marshals of provoking a crowd and the president of illegally taking control of the National Guard.
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Jackson, Miss
University of Mississippi
Kennedy
General Legislative Investigating Committee
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Oxford
Washington
White House
Mississippi National Guard
Blind buyer discovers $220 inside bought piano
Nathan Riback, a blind man, had a second hand piano inspected by police after finding a rolled paper inside. The note contained $220 in currency, hidden in the instrument he purchased in Minneapolis.
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Paul
Nathan Riback
Riback
Minneapolis
Police Ambulance and Court Notices from Wisconsin County
May 9 at 1 13 p.m Mrs Fred Schwerman of Bangor taken to St Francis Hospital for illness. La Crosse court records William Wendlandt 69 of 7132 Rose St pleads innocent on disorderly conduct with trial set May 20 at 2 p.m. bond $100. May 9 at 9 51 p.m Mrs Anna Kletcha 76 to St Francis Hospital for illness.
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Fred Schwerman
Bangor
St. Francis Hospital
William W. Wendlandt
Rose St
Market St
Anna Kletcha
Scouts Rain Dance Planned at Koshares High Field
The Koshares, Boy Scouts studying Indian dances, plan a rain dance at the high school football field Sunday night. If weather turns bad, the event will move to the college gym.
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LA Junta
Colo
Koshares
King, Shuttlesworth push pact to end Birmingham protests
In Birmingham the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr key in biracial talks with Rev. Fred L. Shuttlesworth, aiming to halt daily demonstrations. A union gift to bond demonstrators signals progress, while releases proceed and charges may be dropped if talks fail.
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Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
National Maritime Union
Afl-Cio
Wyatt Tee Walker
Andrew Young
Tragedy in Rochester as 3 Year Old Killed in Crash
Allen W. Peters, 3, died when the family car struck a freight train at a crossing two miles east of Rochester Minnesota. Four others were hospitalized including Gary Peters 39 Jeffrey field Michael Vukson 22 and Dawn 2. The Chicago and North Western train was about 40 mph.
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Rochester, Minn
Allen W. Peters
Gary Peters
Jeffrey
Michael Vukson
Dawn
Chicago & North Western
LSC Coed To Compete In French Contest
Jean Tryggestad a La Crosse State College sophomore competes in the poetry recitation contest of the American Association of Teachers of French Wisconsin Chapter in Madison. He won first at the La Crosse regional meet on March 23. Ahlinda Ahlstrom and Helen Lennon attend the La Crosse association luncheon. Rene Allewaert a French Consulate cultural attaché will speak at Edgewood College event.
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Jean Tryggestad
la Crosse
American Association of Teachers of French
Wisconsin
Madison
Miss Tryggestad
Association From
Ahlinda Ahlstrom
Helen Lennon
Edgewood College
Rene Allewaert
Chicago
Winona Livestock Prices and Market Report
Swift and Company cites noon quotations for hogs cattle and veal with declines in hogs across weights and steady to weak cattle and veal markets. It lists price ranges for hogs sows and stags, cattle by class, and Chicago produce figures including butter eggs and soybeans with notes on Hoffa trial developments.
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U.S. Dist
Wiliam E. Miller
Miller
U.S
Frank Gray Jr
Gray
Hoffa
Ewing King
Teamsters Local 327
Allen Dorfman
Chicago
Larry Campbell
Teamsters
Detroit
Thomas Ewing Parks
Nashville
Campbell
Nicholas J. Tweel
Huntingdon, W. Va
Continental Tobacco Co
New York
Lawrence W. Medlin
Potato market update shows mixed shipper totals and regional prices
Chicago report notes USDA potato shipments at 522 with on track 161 and rivals 57. Oregon russets sell at 5.65 per cwt while Minnesota North Dakota Red River Valley round reds fetch 1.90 to 2.00. New-carlot Texas round reds bring 2.75.
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Chicago
USDA
Oregon
Judge Orders Second Exhumation Of Body
Kenosha AP Circuit Judge William Shaughnessy in a million dollar damage suit against pathologist Dr. Stephen Holt approved a second exhumation of Louise Bromund, who died three years ago. Armin Bromund claims an autopsy misled police into charging manslaughter against him. the body of Mrs. Bromund, 55, is to be exhumed on Saturday after prior exhumation in July was rejected for lacking court authorization.
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Bromund
Tax Revenue Surpasses Forecast Aids 1964 Deficit Outlook
The year's tax intake reaches 583 billion dollars, five billion above January forecast. Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon predicts rising revenues will reduce the 1964 federal deficit from 11.9 billion to about 11 billion dollars.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
On Stage Form 31 Mistakes and Miscellaneous Clues
Puzzle list of word clues includes stage terms 31 errors missteps and stakes at stake 33 Valueless 11 Scottish 38 Nullify sheepfolds 40 Twists 17 Pressed 41 Sphere 19 Strainer action 23 Juliet's lover 42 Formerly 24 Tissue anal 43 Gunlock catch 25 Dismounted 44 Prong Gems of geese 46 Followers 27 Ironical 47 Foot part 28 High cards 48 Give ear ts 29 Marines 50 Scottish cet
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Juliet
Pearson Aims to Renew Ties with Kennedy on Canada U S Nuclear Policy
Pearson says informal talks with President Kennedy will refresh cooperation and cover nuclear policy while reaffirming Canada’s pledge to honor nuclear commitments. He questions placing nuclear weapons on Canadian soil and focuses on rebuilding trust and trade talks.
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Canada
Diefenbaker
United States
Pearson
Kennedy
Negro woman accepts welfare post after denial claim
Julia Chambers 28 has accepted a Kenosha County Welfare Department position and will start June 15 after being supported by the State Industrial Commission and a Wisconsin court ruling. Her mother said she would resign from her Cook County probation job to take the post. A spokesman said the department had not replied to the job offer.
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Racine
Julia Chambers
Kenosha County Welfare Department
Clara Chambers
Julia
Cook County
Ill
Kenosha Welfare Board
Miss Chambers
State Industrial Commission
Circuit Court
Edwin Wilkie
Madison
Kenosha County
Blood-Stained Trousers Linked To St. Paul Case
Elk River Minnesota Sheriff Goenner reports blood-stained trousers possibly worn by the St. Paul slayer were found along a road northwest of Elk River. Indicted murder suspects Dick Anderson and Norman Mastmi an. Morris named as an accessory. Pants torn in half showed heavy blood. item turned to crime lab for analysis. Additional searches planned in the vicinity.
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St. Paul
Elk River
Minn
Carol Thompson
Chester Goenner
Dick W. ¢. Anderson
Norman J. Mastmian
Sheldon Morris
Hubert Lloyd
Goenner
State Crime Bureau Laboratory
Wisconsin Civil Rights Conference Invites 63 Groups
Madison AP The governor's office has invited 63 Wisconsin organizations to send representatives to the Wisconsin Conference on Civil Rights in Madison on September 23. Gov. John W. Reynolds said the invitations align with the centennial year of the Emancipation Proclamation and urge citizen participation.
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Madison
Governor’s Office
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Conference On Civil Rights
John W. Reynolds
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