U S Demands Release of Yale Prof Barghoorn by Soviets
U S Ambassador Fay Kohler pressed the Soviet Foreign Ministry for the immediate release of Yale political science professor Frederick C Barghoorn held on espionage charges. He demanded access to Barghoorn and full details of the charges as Washington warns of detentions impacting cultural exchanges.
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Moscow
U.S
Fay Kohler
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Yale University
Valerian Zorin
Barghoorn
Prof
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Foreign Ministry
Prof. Barghoorn
Yale
Walter Stoessel
Soviet Union
Stoessel
Mikhail Smyrnovsky
Foreign Office
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Russia
Washington
Interuniversity Committee
Englewood
N.J
Igor A. Ivanov
Kremlin
Ivanov
La Crosse Property Values Rise Nearly Three Per Cent
Taxable property values in La Crosse County rose about three per cent in the past year per Harley E. Turk. The total reached $345,904,930, up $9,791,620 from last year, with gains across all cities towns and villages including La Crosse city up two per cent to $251,286,700 and Holland town up six per cent to $2,950,860.
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la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse County
Harley E. Turk
Turk
la Crosse
Holland
Rockland
West Salem
Onalaska
Medary
Campbell
Shelby
City of la Crosse
Community Chest Nears Goal in La Crosse Drive
The La Crosse Community Chest reported 90 percent of its $261 121 goal raised by 10 a m Wednesday with $235 132 on the books. Campaign co chairs Henry Funk and Robert Waller urged follow up calls and noted headquarters at Batavian National Bank closed for the day. A county wide tax levy planning article followed detailing equalized value figures and shares for towns villages and cities for 1964 budgets with varied gains and losses across the region.
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la Crosse
Henry Funk
Robert Waller
Batavian National Bank
Funk
Waller
Community Chest Office
Hoeschler Building
CHEST
Rockland
Greenfield
Bangor
Farmington
Washington
Barre
Burns
Hamilton
Holmen
Turk
Bloody Coup Attempt Fails in Iraq Amid Fighting
In Baghdad the Ba Aath government fought a morning coup attempt led by ousted minister Ali Saleh El Saadi. Jet attacks hit the presidential palace and Al Rashid camp while factions of the 2nd to 4th Armies pledged loyalty to Premier Bakr and Defense Minister Amash. El Saadi fled to Madrid as Cairo radio traced his arrival with supporters.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Ba’Ath Socialist Party
Baghdad
al Rashid
Ahmad Hassan el Bakr
Mahdi Saleh Ammash
Baghdad Radio For Unity
Ba’Athists
Bakr
Ali Saleh el Saadi
Ba’Ath
Voice of
el Saadi
Madrid
Cairo
Snow Drifts Hit Northeastern Ohio Counties
The storm dumped up to 10 inches of snow across Lake Ashtabula and Geauga counties with Hampden reporting the heaviest fall. Eight inches covered Kirtland roads closing schools while Lake County faced heavy accumulations. A lighter 5 inch output reached parts of New York before the system eases today.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Lake Erie
Lake, Ashtabula
Geauga Counties
Hampden
Geauga Couny
Kirtland
Lake County
Great Lakes
Atlantic Coast States
New York State
Governor Reynolds Signs Plan for Machine Operators Training
MADISON AP Gov John W Reynolds signs a contract with the Federal Area Redevelopment to set up a 16 week machine operators training program at Ashland Vocational School for 40 trainees. The federal government provides 15014 dollars to fund the course.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Federal Area Redevelopment Organization
Ashland Vocational School
Board Takes No Vote On 3 High School System
La Crosse boards discuss present and planned school buildings but take no action on a two or three high school system. President Morgan favors two high schools for the South Side, effectively a three high school setup, as transportation costs are reviewed for a City Plan Commission meeting.
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Kenneth G. Brown
la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse City
Washburn School
Central High School
South Side High School
C. H. Matthusen
Central
U S Agrees To Resume Aid To Viet Nam
The United States will resume full economic aid to Viet Nam’s new revolutionary government after tapering off during Ngo Dinh Diem’s regime. Military aid continues, and the commodity import program, nearly 100 million dollars yearly, has been reactivated with new licenses issued.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
Crisis in Human Relationships Big Story for Newsrooms
AP editors discuss the civil rights struggle as the overarching news topic. Mason Walsh singles out racial turmoil in the United States as the deepest wound, urging unemotional, precise coverage while addressing news management, training ties with academia, and AP MEs contributions. Citations praised 42 outlets for outstanding AP reporting.
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Joe McGowan JR
Miami Beach
Fla
United States
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Mason Walsh
Phoenix Gazette
APME
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Walsh
AP News Report
Paul V. Miner
Kansas City Star
Alfonsi Backs Gas Tax Increase For Roads Plan
Wisconsin Assembly Republican leader Paul Alfonsi proposes a penny a gallon hike in the state gas tax to fund highway expansion as an alternative to Gov. Reynolds $500 million bonding plan. Alfonsi urges limiting acceleration to 13 million dollars per year and suggests studying Project 66 with an interim committee. Reynolds opposes Alfonsi and defends investing in highways.
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Madison
Paul Alfonsi
R-Minocqua
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Alfonsi
Assembly
Wisconsin
Hartwig Re-Elected As La Crosse County Highway Commissioner
La Crosse County Board re elected Paul A Hartwig to a two year term amid reports he will resign effective Jan 1 1965 He has served since 1935 and would resign at 65 on Sept 28 The board plans to name a successor and also to fill a one year position for veterans service officer with many candidates in the field for Sieger’s retiring post
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la Crosse County
Paul A. Hartwig
Hartwig
Robert Frederick
Shelby
Levi Cavadini
Bangor
Highway Committee
Veterans Service Officer
Russell J. Sieger
Fire destroys part of Cliff House museum in San Francisco
A five alarm blaze gutted a three story Cliff House museum in San Francisco damaging relics of the gold rush era and other history. Eighteen firefighters were injured and two officers were hurt as hoodlums hurled stones amid crowds of about 15 000 observers. The fire was fueled by possible faulty wiring and burned for over two hours with flames shooting over 100 feet high.
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San Francisco
Cliff House
William Murray
California
Murray
UPI
Congressmen Travel Riles as Headwaiter Goes Abroad
A party of 12 congressmen eight wives and seven staff members along with newsmen flew to Paris and London for a NATO parliamentary conference aboard an Air Force jet. Headwaiter Ernest Petinaud accompanied the delegation drawing criticism over his role and pay while Rep. Wayne L. Hays led the group. Officials disputed any media obstruction and efforts to release a complete passenger list were blocked.
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Ernest Petinaud
Center
Paris
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Ernest
Hays
Petinaud
UPI
Washington
London
Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
Parnell Anderson
Flushing
NATO
Europe
Congressional
U.S
United States
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