Ousted Auditor Refuses To Yield To Reynolds Appointee
Madison AP report says State Auditor J. Jay Keliher refuses to surrender duties to John C. Gibson Reynolds appointee. Gibson seeks to assume office while Keliher plans court challenge over governor power. Deputy purchases official Gibson to six year term. Otto named to Wisconsin Industrial Commission. salaries noted.
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Reynolds Expands List of Appointees
Gov. John W. Reynolds added eight names to Wisconsin state agency posts, with four new appointments and four re appointments. New appointees include Sheldon Blumenthal Doris H. Moulton Robert Voss and Michael M Galazan. Re appointments include Harry Brockell George Epstein H Edwin Young and Gordon McAleer to various boards and commissions.
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Wauwatosa
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Kenosha
Great Lakes
Fort William water supply contamination prompts boil and chlorinate warning
Fort William Ontario with about 46 000 residents was told its entire drinking water is contaminated and should be boiled or chlorinated. Loch Lomond near the city water source carried up to 50 times acceptable contaminants prompting an emergency City Council session led by medical health officer Dr. R Warren and Mayor E H Reed. Port Arthur nearby remains unaffected and continues to chlorine treat its Lake Superior supply.
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Algerian Leader Rules Out Talks as Berber Revolt Escalates
Ben Bella ordered troop convoys toward Berber strongholds east of Algiers amid clashes near Oujda and renewed vows to crush the revolt. Morocco and Algeria trade blame over border incidents as King Hassan II seeks restraint. The Berber rebellion, led by Hocine Al Ahmed and Mohand Ou Fe Hadj, intensifies with threats to mobilize hundreds of thousands.
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U N Panel to Check Charges Against Diem
A U N fact finding mission will depart for South Viet Nam to investigate alleged Buddhist rights violations under President Ngo Dinh Diem. The mission, appointed by U N President Carlos Sosa Rodríguez, aims to report to the 111 nation forum promptly amid behind the scenes talks.
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Kennedy weighs wheat sale to the Soviet bloc amid delay in press event
Reports say President Kennedy may announce a U S Soviet wheat deal as a 300 million dollar sale looms. White House timing shifted to 4 p m CDT while aides caution on political risk. Humphrey predicts a quick closure though lawmakers urge delay for committee review.
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Flora Hurricane Heads Toward Bermuda Hurting Caribbean
Flora, second deadliest Atlantic storm, races toward Bermuda threatening gale winds near Turks Island with 3,500 dead in the Caribbean and thousands homeless in Haiti. It battered Cuba and the Bahamas, while relief efforts begin as Cuba imposes food cuts and Haiti calls for clothing and medicine.
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Valachi details Moretti mercy killing and Mafia rule
Informer Joseph Valachi testified the Willy Moretti murder was a mercy killing ordered by Cosa Nostra chiefs. He named Johnny Roberts as one killer in a 1951 New Jersey restaurant hit. Valachi said Moretti led a 40 to 50 man gang and was treated as an independent “own army.”
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Rabinovitz Unqualified For Bench Says Bar Group
The American Bar Association told a Senate subcommittee Rabinovitz is not qualified for a Western Wisconsin federal district judgeship. The nomination by Kennedy faced delays as Rabinovitz would respond to opposition letters. Wisconsin figures and judges endorsed him despite the bar group’s stance.
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Wausau
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Dieffenbach, 87, Unitarian Leader and Interfaith Pioneer
Reverend Albert C. Dieffenbach, 87, a Mystic Connecticut Unitarian leader and pioneer in interfaith relationships, died Sunday. He shaped dialogue among faiths and served as a longtime church figure in the region.
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May Have To Step Down Macmillan Illness Deals Blow to Tories
Conservative party leaders faced a crisis as Harold Macmillan, 69, was taken to a London hospital for a prostate obstruction and likely surgery. With an heir apparent to be chosen, the conference opened in shock and uncertainty about leadership and the forthcoming election. Edward Heath said no leadership decision would be made until Macmillan’s operation outcome is known.
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Insurance Plan for La Crosse Tribune Subscribers
The La Crosse Tribune offers accident and bread disease insurance up to 20000 for 50 cents a month for individuals and 1.50 for the whole family under 19 at home. A October activation period ensures coverage before winter. applications are available from the Insurance Service Department or via newspaper boys. Since inception, $33773.50 has been paid in benefits across many accident types. Applicants within two weeks receive policies effective November 1 for winter protection.
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