Michigan convicts seek to fight extradition in Madison
Three Michigan inmates Richard Mauch Robert Gipson and Elmer Cracy appeared in Dane County Court to contest extradition to Michigan. Mauch boasted of an escape from Indiana state prison and all three faced extradition hearings with bonds set at 100000 cash or 200000 property.
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Madison
Dane County
Michigan
Richard Mauch
Robert Gipson
Elmer Cracy
Lake Waubesa
William Buenzli
Crachy
Mauch
Gipson
Vernon Leslie
Jackson
James Hall
Missouri
City County
Leslie
Crady
Crosby
Minn
Hall
Portage
Michig
Jack McManus
Chicago
Chelsea
Mich
Lansing
UPI
Elmer Richard Mauch
Benedetto Aloisi Masella
Rome
Gary teachers strike shuts 42 schools amid bargaining dispute
In Gary Indiana the 1200 member Gary teachers union walked off 42 public schools while 45000 pupils stayed in classrooms for short sessions. 300 teachers crossed lines to work as mayor and officials urged board recognition and a negotiated contract. The strike aims to force recognition after 25 years of claimed bargaining status and stalled talks with the board.
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Gary, Ind
Gary
John S. Visclosky
Hobart L. Butler
Matthew E. Welsh
The
American Federation of Teachers
Indiana
Woman Dies After Fire Fight in Minneapolis Apartment
In Minneapolis Mrs. Marion Sollinger 46 was found dead after apparently extinguishing a bedroom fire in her apartment. Police say she collapsed after dousing smoldering bedclothes in the kitchen sink. The husband, a hospital patient, alerted a friend who reported smoky conditions to police.
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Minneapolis
Marion Sollinger
Lawrence
Sollinger
Judge won’t order Birmingham desegregation now
federal judge Seybourn Lynne declined to force integration of city schools, saying the good faith of school officials must be tested under the state pupil placement law. He noted no Negro pupil has sought white school transfers, and he retained jurisdiction to hear future complaints while allowing time to process applications before fall term.
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Birmingham
Ala
U.S
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court
Peter A. Hall
Lynne
James Armstrong
T. N. Nelson
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
North Carolina
Alabama
U.S. Supreme Court
5Th Circuit
Albert Boutwell
Wright
Birmingham Board of Education
Supreme Court
F. L. Shuttlesworth
Vans English
Sellinger Found Guilty On 5 Tax Evasion Counts
Philip Sellinger, Wisconsin Republican Party public relations director, was found guilty on five counts of state income tax evasion in Dane County. The bench verdict followed a no contest plea, with sentencing set for about three weeks after a pre sentence investigation and bond at 500 dollars.
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Madison
Philip Sellinger
Wisconsin Republican Party
Willam Buenzli
Sellinger
Buenzli
John C. Fritsehler Jr
Cardinals Would Name Successor To John XXIII
Vatican cards weigh the pontiff’s illness and plan for a conclave to elect a new pope. The 82 cardinal electors will decide after John XXIII’s health worsens, with Amleto Cicognani highlighted as a key adviser and potential interim administrator.
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Cardinals
John XXIII
Vatican City
Vatican
Amleto Cardinal
Cicognani
Washington
John
Hungary
Poland
St. Peter
Pope John
College of Cardinals
Adrian VI
Westby District Rejects Multiple School Bond Proposals
Westby Area School District voters rejected a 200000 high school bond and a 125000 indoor outdoor pool bond in separate referendums. Across Westby Coon Valley and Chaseburg, all bonds failed by wide margins, including a 900000 plan for a new high school and seven classrooms plus two room expansions.
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Westby
Wis
Westby Area
Chaseburg
Coon Valley
Expanded Domestic Sugar Output Urged
Washington AP Rep. Odin Langen urges immediate action to expand domestic sugar production. He criticizes policy favoring foreign sugar lobbies and warns higher prices hit American households and future supply of this strategic commodity.
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Washington
Odin Langen
R-Minn
Pope John XXIII Faces Gastric Heteroplasia Crisis
Vatican reports Pope John XXIII, 81, suffers gastric heteroplasia with persistent hemorrhaging. Doctors treat bleeding as Rome notes illness has persisted about a year and could involve a cancer or tumor. Cardiac and surgical teams monitor bedside efforts while the pontiff remains stationary and receives communion in bed.
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Pope
Pope John
Antonio Gasbarrini
Rome
Pope John XXIII
Vatican Palace
UPI
Vatican City
John XXIII
Condi
Vatican
L'Osservatore Romano
L’osservatore
Holy
Piero Mazzoni
Apostolic Palace
Pietro Valdoni
Italy
Mazzoni
Gasbarrini
Papal
Valdoni
Bergamo
British guard dog Charlie gets teeth capped at U S Air Force expense
Char lie, a renowned guard dog at Alconbury base in Huntingdon shire, is having four teeth capped by U S Air Force dental technicians after monthly exams. The Royal Air Force loaned the dog, and officials say such dental work is costly but necessary to keep him effective.
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U.S. Air Force
London
Charlie
U.S
3Rd Air Force
Royal Air Force
Air Force
Electrical Amplifier Faults Force Cooper to Manual Reentry
NASA reports show an Amp Cal amplifier failure allowed moisture corrosion to disable automatic reentry controls. A faulty solder connection and inverter failures left Gordon Cooper to steer manually, with a green 0.05g cue light signaling potential early reentry during his 22 orbit flight.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Gordon Cooper
Earth
Cooper
S Cooper
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Funeral Rites For Slain Pastor In Iowa
Funeral services were held for Rev. B. E. Nyjordet near Silver Lake Iowa after his body was found near Albert Lea Minnesota. He was stabbed 14 times and shot twice. Dr H W Siefkes led the rites before a crowd of more than 500 at the local Lutheran church.
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Silver Lake
Iowa
B. E. Nyjordet
Minnesota
Brush
Albert Lea
Minn
H.W. Siefkes
Mason City
American Lutheran Church
Tractor Mishap Leaves Boy Burned in Wisconsin Hillside
Dana Burnstad twelve was rushed to Milwaukee Burn Center after a tractor overturn on a hillside. He turned off the ignition to prevent a fire then was freed after about thirty minutes by his father. He suffered severe gasoline burns and was treated first at Tomah Memorial hospital.
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Tomah
Wis
Dana Burnstad
Milwaukee Burn Center
Dana
Eugene Burnstad
Tomah Memorial Hospital
Milwaukee
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Sheboygan
Frank Campenni
William Proxmire
Campenni
University of Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Sen. Proxmire
U.S. Treasury
Associated Press
Claude Jasper
Dartmouth College
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Vernon Thomson
GOP
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Byrne
Robert Stroud
Alcatraz
Robert Settles
US Medical Center
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Hartman B. Cannon
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