Storm Flora Doubt Castros Rule After Cuban Hurricane
An anti-Castro group claims hurricane Flora devastates Cuba, threatening Castro's hold amid food shortages and rationing. It cites flooded areas, mass losses in coffee and sugar crops, and claims of heavy casualties while U S officials note limited data and Cuba rejects aid for political reasons.
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Washington
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Citizens Committee For A Free Cuba
Castro
Casto
Jorge Risquett
U.S
Miami
Latin American Monitoring Service
Risquett
Oriente
Jiguani
Bayamo
Manzanillo
Tunas
Holguin
Gibara
Mayari
Robert J. McCloskey
State Department
Red Cross
McCloskey
Kennedy Gromyko Talks Aim At Broad East West Accord
President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko met in Washington to explore new fields of understanding after the limited nuclear test ban. They discussed Cuba and troop withdrawals with no major shifts in Soviet positions and a relaxed, exploratory atmosphere. Khrushchev sent messages urging settlement of other ripe issues and warned that war remains the main international problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Kennedy
Andrei A. Gromyko
Cuba
Moon
Moscow
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
U.S
Khrushchev
Rusk
Harold Macmillan
West Berlin
West
Andrei Gromyko
State Department
Dobrynin
Pierre Salinger
Olson Withdraws From Governor Race In Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin Lt Governor Jack Olson withdraws from the Republican governor race to foster party harmony. Olson suggested he would run for reelection as lt governor, while Warren Knowles remains a potential candidate and party leaders react with surprise and support for the move.
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Jen Knowles
Jack
Knowles
Talbot Peterson
Olson
Peterson
GOP
Assembly
Robert Haase
R-Marinette
News Service Chiefs Expelled From Algeria
In Algiers AP chief Andrew Borowiec and UPI chief Alain Raymond were expelled by order of the Interior Ministry. Borowiec, a US citizen, and Raymond were described as threats to security and public order. Borowiec was escorted to the airport after police involvement and a prior arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Andrew Borowiec
Associated Press
North Africa
Algeria
UPI
Borowiec
Ahmed Ben Bella
Interior Ministry
United Press International
Paris
Alain Raymond
Raymond
U.S
Overseas Press Club of
New York
Africa
Congo
Vaiont Dam Disaster Death Toll Soars With Mass Burials
More than 10,000 workers labored to collect bodies and bury victims after the Vaiont Dam collapse in Italy. Premier Giovanni Leone toured the stricken Piave Valley as rescue teams recovered about 600 corpses. estimates of the dead reach up to 3,000 with many bodies likely unrecoverable. Deputy Mayor Terenzio Arduin said 1,500 residents of Longerone are missing under debris.
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Belluno
Italy
Vaient Dam
Primier Giovanni Leone
Rome
Piave
Leone
Gromyko
Venice
Terenzio Arduin
Longerone
Salinger
Berlin
Kennedy
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Rusk
State Department
West Berlin
U.S
Harvey C. Mayse
Wenatchee
Wash
Mayse
Vaiont Reservoir
Giovanni Giraudo
Red Cross
U. S
Washington
Defense Department
Antonio Segni
Giovanni Leone
Berlin Autobahn protest sparks Kennedy White House meeting
The United States condemned the Soviet blocking of a Berlin convoy as unwarranted. President Kennedy, after a noon meeting with Rusk McNamara and Thompson, said the current Berlin Autobahn situation was discussed with top advisers.
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Washington
United States
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
White House
Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Moscow
Budget Proposal Sets 1964 City Levy At 5.94 Million
La Crosse Wisconsin Common Council receives a tentative 1964 budget of 8 462 255 74, up 226 591 02 from 1963. It calls for a tax levy of 5 935 428 85 and a rate of 49 64 per 1000, with income of 2 526 826 89. Major income is 1 2 million from state income tax. council committees begin review on Saturday with several departments seeking higher funds.
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Common Council
la Crosse
Unwarranted Russians Halt West Berlin Convoys
About 100 Soviet troops blocked a U S Army supply convoy on the autobahn toward Berlin with another convoy nearby ready to assist. The halt sparked clashes with East German and Soviet forces, prompting protests in Washington and Bonn as U S and Allied officials sought to ease East West tensions.
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Dobrynin
Rusk
Potsdam
East Germany
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Bonn
Berlin
Washington
Germany
Marienborn
Babelsberg
U.S
West Germany
Steinstuecken
Proposed Budget Study Finished By Committee
The La Crosse County Board finance committee completed its study of the 1964 tentative budget comparing it with 1963. The tentative budget is $46 500 under last year’s figures, not counting possible surplus applications. Last year the county used $150,000 from surplus, a larger amount than usual. If surplus use is smaller this year, the tax levy reduction would be smaller. The panel acted on most items but salary changes and a second prowl car for the sheriff were unresolved awaiting state bureau study. A follow up with Sheriff Wuest is set for Oct 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
la Crosse Municipal
Park Department
la Crosse County
Sheriff Department
State Bureau of Personnel
Paul Wuest
W. L. Christopherson
Burns
Christopherson
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JFK
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Warren
William Proxmire
New Richmond
News Service
Weeman
Vaient
Longarone
UPI Radiotelephoto
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Electric Company
Giraude
Mt. Toc
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Richard C. Seaman
la Crosse Tribune
Louis Robinson Jr
2Nd Ward
la Crosse City
John B. Coleman
Board of Education
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International Bridge
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Ida
Montreal
Wilbert Ipsen
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