Wisconsin Assembly Passes Tax Breaks and Health Measures
The Wisconsin Assembly moved toward adjournment approving a bill to eliminate the sales tax on certain items subject to federal excise tax and a plan to ban non degradable detergents after 1965. It also funded 69345 dollars for promoting the fishing industry and allowed the legislature to hire special counsel for reapportionment cases.
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Assembly
Senate
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Board of Health
Atty
George Thompson
Board
Department of Agriculture
Great Lakes
State Supreme Court
Wisconsin Assembly stalls ethics and Lucey board push
The Wisconsin Assembly struggled to vote on ethics study resolutions and a move to test Lucey’s eligibility for the State Investment Board. Debate stalled by parliamentary maneuvers as Democrats accuse Republicans of stalling and a call of the house delays action.
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Madison
Wisconsin Assembly
Patrick J. Lucey
State Investment Board
GOP
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Lucey
Louis Rommell
Adams
Nile Soik
Whitefish Bay
Atty
George Thompson
Thompson
Lucey Investment Corp
State of Wisconsin Investment Board
House
Milwaukee County
Assembly
Yale Professor Barghoorn Seized In Moscow After Photo Roll Incident
Yale professor Frederick C. Barghoorn was grabbed by Soviet police after a stranger thrust a roll of newspapers into his hands in front of Moscow's Metro pole Hotel. He spent 16 days imprisoned on spy charges but said he was not mistreated and did not sign confessions. The incident delayed U S Russia cultural exchanges and prompted further State Department caution.
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Washington
Moscow
Yale
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Metropole
Barghoorn
United States
Russia
State Department
Department
Venezuela Turmoil Nears Venezuela Elections With Violence
Police use bazookas to flush snipers from Caracas buildings as pro Communist violence leaves nearly 100 dead or wounded. Betancourt directs security as 150 suspected terrorists are arrested. elections set for December 1 amid a nationwide crisis.
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Paul Finch
Caracas
Venezuela
el Silencio
Former Director of Baseball Bureau Dies
Dr William E Brandt aged 72 a former college president sports writer and PR executive died Monday in Conshocken Pa He served ten years as director of the National Baseball League Service Bureau and was a former college president
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Conshocken, Pa
William E. Brandt
National Baseball League
Service Bureau
Soviet Diplomats Seized In Congo Amid Tense Clash
Congolese security forces dragged two Soviet diplomats Boris Noronin and Yuri Miakotnykh from a car beat them and escorted them to jail. Eyewitnesses said the men claimed diplomatic immunity while the embassy called for information on their fate. The incident followed a tense climate as Congo relations with the Communist bloc deteriorated and calls for severing ties with Soviet allies surfaced.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Boris Noronin
Yuri Miakotnykh
Noronin
Miakotnykh
Brazzaville
Congo River
Cyrille Adoula
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Congo
Douglas Blyth
United Arab Republic
Sihanouk Orders End to U.S. Aid in Cambodia
Cambodian Prime Minister Prince Norodom Sihanouk declares an end to U.S. military and economic aid and expels most U.S. missions after accusing U.S. support of destabilizing his regime. Sprouse summoned as work on aid programs halts. France continues military advisory role. Cambodia faces economic hardship with $90 million in reserves and heavy reliance on U.S. imports and Soviet aid.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U. S
Philip D. Sprouse
Norodom Sihanouk
U.S
Sihanouk
South Viet Nam
Sprouse
United States
Union
China
Ngo Dinh Diem
Laos
High Level Talks On Viet Policy In Honolulu
High level talks on U S Viet Nam and Southeast Asia policies opened at Pacific military command near Honolulu. Secretary McNamara and Gen Taylor joined talks with State and Saigon leaders to review commitments and aid to Viet Nam.
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Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Army
Paul D. Harkins
Hawaii
America
UPI
Honolulu
Malcolm Barr Honolulu
United States
Southeast Asia
Pacific Military Command
McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dean Rusk
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Lodge
Hickam Air Force Base
Ngo Dinh Diem
Harkins
Diem
Defense
State Departments
Trane heirs to share estate worth over five million
The Hood estate, estimated over 5 million dollars, will pass mainly to the children of Reuben and Helen Trane. Executor Wayne Hood receives 1000 Trane shares, while churches and a hospital receive 500 shares each. Butler Herbert Kawamoto gets 1000 shares. art and stock values to be finally determined.
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Reuben Trane
Frank G. Hood
Hood
Trane Co
James
The
Reuben
Christ Episcopal Church
la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
Holy Cross Seminary
Herbert Kawamoto
Johns
Robert Johns
Warren Loveland
Charles Loveland
McCoy Prepares Deer Season Opening At Camp McCoy
Camp McCoy commands work to open hunting areas while enforcing rules. The deer season starts Saturday with 4470 of 4500 permits issued by Tuesday. Two registration points will operate daily from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mountain planes from Fort Riley will assist ground crews and federal agents will patrol. Six Wisconsin wardens will join Monroe County enforcement to aid rangers and local police.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Col. Havilland A. N. Connolly
Otha Payne
South Range
North Range
Ft. Sheridan
Ill
Ft. Riley
Kan
Monroe County
Wisconsin Conservation Department
John Adamski
Sparta
Cal Clark
Tomah
Earl Koch
Scranton Declines Wisconsin Presidential Primary Candidacy
Gov William Scranton of Pennsylvania informs Gov John Reynolds he will not enter the Wisconsin preferential primary. Reynolds asked four other Republican leaders Barry Goldwater George Romney Nelson Rockefeller and Richard Nixon to run. Scranton says entering his name would be a distraction to voters rather than an opportunity to exercise a privilege.
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Madison
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Scranton
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
George Romney
Michigan
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Richard Nixon
Mine Accident Fatal to 36 Year Old Worker in Lead SD
In Lead, South Dakota, Edward A. Nash of Whitewood, 36, was killed at the 4100 foot level of the Home Stake Gold Mine. Nash, a father of three, was using a bar to free rock jammed in an ore chute when the rock fell and struck him in the neck, pinning him to a wall. Two co workers found the body.
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S.D
Edward A. Nash
Whitewood
Nash
Victory Man Killed in Missouri Crash
Springfield Missouri AP report Two men from Victory Wisconsin were in a wreck on U S Highway 65 seven miles north of Springfield. Thomas J Moe 74 was killed when the car driven by Edward Woodehouse 72 went out of control in rain both were ejected Woodehouse was in critical condition at Burge Methodist Hospital Netta Woodehouse 66 wife treated for minor injuries and released
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Springfield
Wisconsin
Highway Patrol
Thomas J. Moe
Victory
Vernon County
Wis
Edward Woodehouse
Woodehouse
Burge Methodist Hospital
Netta
Five Dead and Five Missing in South Africa Mine Rock Fall
In Carletonville near Johannesburg five miners were killed and five listed as missing after a rock fall at an Anglo American Corp gold mine. Fourteen miners were lightly injured as rescuers searched for the missing men who may have escaped into a mine corridor.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Carletonville
Anglo- American Corp
Mother-In-Law Of Sen. Goldwater Dies
Mrs. Anna Davis Johnson 79, mother-in-law of Senator Barry Goldwater, R Arizona, died Tuesday in Phoenix.
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Sen. Goldwater
Phoenix, Ariz
Anna Davis Johnson
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Pastor E B Christopherson Dies After 54 Years of Service
Rev. E B Christopherson 78 died in Eau Claire hospital following injuries from an auto crash on County Trunk W north of Blair. He served three area Lutheran churches since 1910 and led the Hixon Lutheran Church after 1920. He was president of Pigeon Falls State Bank and a Tri County Hospital board member. Survived by Myrtle Peterson spouse and three sons Bjorn Paul Rolf, plus siblings and one granddaughter. Service arrangements pending.
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Pigeon Falls
Wis
E. B. Christopherson
Christopherson
Eau Claire
Blair
Whitehall
Luther Theological Seminary
St. Paul
Emmanuel Christopherson
Upper Pigeon Creek
South Reef River
Hixton
Luther College
Walter Peterson
Menomonie
Marie Johnson
Frankfort
Mich
Walborg
Evanston
Gerhard
Superior
Knute
Hagen Funeral Home
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Marinette
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UPIL
John Reynolds
Robert Huber
West Allis
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Romulo Betancourt
Communist Party
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Democratic Action Party
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Baseball Bureau
Malcolm W. Browne
Secretary of Defense
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Trane
Hood Estate
McCoy
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PF Parish
James L. McCamy
University of Wisconsin Political Science Department
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