Agencies Ordered To Review Spending
Budget Director Kermit Gordon directed federal civilian agencies to conduct a special review of their overseas offices and missions with a view to limiting overseas spending. The LAOS item notes U S shipments to Laos align with the 1962 Geneva agreement in response to a Lao request. A House Republican on the Atomic Energy Committee proposes a binary test ban for air water and space with underground tests allowed. A NATO subcommittee says the United States spends a higher share of income on defense than any other member. New Hampshire faces lotteries inviting mobsters, per Rep Emanuel Celler who warns of crooked administration risk.
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Washington
Kermit Gordon
Laos
State Department
U.S
Department
House
United States
Soviet Union
Craig Hosmer
California
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
House Judiciary Committee
New Hampshire
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
New York City
Music Club Elects Officers in Whitehall Meeting
WHITEHALL Wis Officers for the coming year elected at a recent Music Mothers Club meeting are Mrs Everett Guse president Mrs Lawrence Christopherson vice president Mrs Raymond Loga secretary and Mrs Peter Bieri treasurer.
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Whitehall
Wis
Music Mothers Club
Everett Guse
Lawrence Christopherson
Raymond Loga
Peter Bieri
Negroes turn to action after nine years since ruling
AP analysis traces how African Americans in Birmingham and nationwide shifted from legal challenges to direct action. It outlines a timeline from 1896 segregation rulings through the 1954 school decision and 1955 all deliberate speed directive, noting impatience and recent riots as moves to push desegregation faster. It cites NAACP legal efforts, Reconstruction era context, and constitutional amendments shaping citizenship and rights.
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Washington
Birmingham
Alabama
Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
NAACP
Bankers caution on a boom despite upbeat surveys
Bankers warn against overinterpreting the spring pickup in business and consumer plans. The New York Fed notes actual capital outlays and orders have not yet shown a boom, while commerce and SEC surveys expect $39 billion in 1963 plant spending.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Department of Commerce and Securities and Exchange Commission
Today in History highlights from the Associated Press
Key events recounted include Jamestown's founding in 1607 led by Captain Christopher Newport, the 1846 U S war declaration against Mexico, Vatican possession decrees in 1871, Churchill's 1940 speech, the Holland Tunnel blast in 1949, Knowland's 1959 critique, Nixon's 1969 Latin America tour, and a 1970 aid delivery to Brazil.
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Jamestown
Virginia
Christopher Newport
United States
Mexico
Congress
Vatican
Lateran
Castel Gondolfo
Winston Churchill
Holland Tunnel
New York City
New Jersey
William Knowland
California
Churchill
Clement Attlee
Knowland
Munich
Richard M. Nixon
Latin America
Caracas
Venezuela
Nixon
Brazil
Local Bridge Results Tie for First in Friday Night Game
Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Mellor David Nelson and Dick Sartz tied for first with 52 percent. Frances Carter and Clair Wille were third with 52 percent. Millicent Goggins Hillar Jurgens and Mr. and Mrs. Dennett Bell scored 51 to tie for fourth and fifth.
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Merwin Mellor
David Nelson
Dick Sartz
Frances Carter
Clair Wille
Millicent Goggins
Hillar Jurgens
Dennett Bell
Three Antigo Nuns Killed in Ontario Crash
Three Roan Catholic nuns who had served Langlade Memorial Hospital near Antigo were killed in a head on collision near Chatham Ontario. A fourth nun, Sister Clarissa Donovan, was in fair condition. The crash also killed four others in the second vehicle.
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Antigo
Chatham
Ont
Langlade Memorial Hospital
Clarissa Donavan
Ann Burns
Donovan
Kent County
St. Joseph Kearns
St. Joseph Hospital
Polson
Mont
Winifred Corcoran
Julia Brace
St. George Hospital
Chicago
Peter F. Fitzsimmonds
Burns
Langlade Hospital
Religious Hospitalers of
St. Joseph
Allen Webster elected Cashton Lions Club president
Allen Webster was elected president of the Cashton Lions Club for the coming year. Other officers named include Arvid Lee La Verne Stuckey and Paul Mitby as vice presidents Arvid Einer as secretary and Vernon Seitz as treasurer.
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Cashton
Wis
Allen Webster
Dr. Herbert Gasser Dies Nobel Prize Winner 74
Dr. Herbert Spencer Gasser, 1944 Nobel laureate in physiology and medicine, died Saturday night in New York at age 74. A Platteville Wisconsin native, he shared the 1944 prize with Joseph Erlanger for nerve fiber discoveries. He taught at Wisconsin and Cornell, led Rockefeller Institute until 1953, and earned the 1954 Kober Medal from the Association of American Physicians.
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New York
Herbert Spencer Gasser
Platteville, Wis
New York Hospital
Gasser
Joseph Erlanger
University of Wisconsin
Cornell University Medical College
Rockefeller Institute
Institute
Association of American Physicians
Kober
Hen Factories May Produce All Eggs
Poultry industry leader Dal Ferry foresees the day when the nation’s egg needs are met by under a thousand hen factories, potentially driving out nearly 1 million farms. He seeks legislation restricting ownership by feed firms and processors to eggs and poultry production plants.
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Washington
Dal Ferry
United States
Poultry and Egg Proucers Association
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Ferry
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