Security Evaluator Otepka Faces Suspension and Dismissal
Washington AP An ongoing State Department review centers on Otto F. Otepka 48 former chief security evaluator over charges of unbecoming conduct including handling secret documents and aiding a Senate inquiry He faces suspension without pay from Oct 23 and potential dismissal Documents found in his burnbags a typewriter ribbon and carbon paper are cited as key evidence along with claimed declassification and mutilation of confidential material tied to McGeorge Bundy and William Brubeck The case proceeds under review by John Ordway with possible hearings before a State Department examiner and appeals to the Civil Service Commission through the courts.
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Flu Stricken Tito Delays Western Trip
President Tito of Yugoslavia delayed his departure to the West due to a flu with a 100.2 degree fever. He stayed at the Allen Byrd home in Williamsburg under guard as doctors advised against travel. Kennedy sent a get well telegram as Tito and aides weighed whether to proceed to California and New York for UN affairs.
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Home Named Britain's New Prime Minister in Tory Tussle
Lord Home the 60 year old foreign secretary was chosen by Queen Elizabeth II to lead the Conservative party after Harold Macmillan's resignation. The appointment came amid a midnight party revolt as rivals pressed for Deputy PM Richard Butler. Home plans to seek a Commons seat in a special election and pursue a firm but realistic policy toward the Soviet Union.
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Decision On Viterbo Bid Delayed At La Crosse meeting
Viterbo College seeks a federal grant for an eligibility and planning survey for expansion. The La Crosse Redevelopment Authority postponed action until Tuesday 7 30 p m. Four of seven members attended. Absent were Brinkman Kaufmann Moen. Robert Abbott questioned why full boundary streets were included. Peter Martin said full streets gain full federal credit for street work.
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Mary Buck Retired City Nurse Dies at 75
Mary Buck 75 of 415 S 13th St died in a local hospital Thursday Oct 17. Born Feb 22 1888 in Minnesota she served as a La Crosse public health nurse 1918 1954. She graduated from St Francis School of Nursing and belonged to the La Crosse Catholic Nurses chapter and the Brothers of Pius X auxiliary. Service arrangements were announced by Biasche Funeral Home.
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Library bond election eyed by La Crosse Board
La Crosse Library Board aims for a February or March special election on a 900000 bond to build a main library. Board member Quincy Hale told the Common Council Finance and Purchase Committee that if approved, construction could begin within 30 days after the election.
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Our Brother's Keeper for La Crosse Community Chest
A faith based appeal from Rev. Arthur M. Feroe of St. Paul's Lutheran Church urging La Crosse residents to support the Community Chest. The message frames giving as biblical duty and a shared civic responsibility to aid those in need.
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First peer tapped as Britain's prime minister in 68 years
Home becomes the first peer of the realm in 68 years to hold the office of prime minister. The last peer, the Marquess of Salisbury, served from 1895 to 1902.
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Three Bishops Speak At Methodist Mission Here
More than 200 ministers and laymen attended the Wesley Methodist Church meeting for the Methodist Bishops Mission on the Ministry. Bishop Eugene Frank urged local congregations as the true center of church life and service.
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