Wisconsin Weekend Traffic Toll Reaches 15 Deaths
Fifteen people died in Wisconsin weekend crashes, raising the 1963 toll to 707. Victims include Harry D. Ruff of Warren Michigan after a Green Bay crash. an Illinois family of four near Cross Plains. and others on 1 94, Highway 12, and roads in Dane, Racine, and Bayfield counties.
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Cross Plains
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Jimmy
James Hoy
Rock County
Beloit
Beloit Township
James
Howard, Hoy
Earl K. Trott Jr
Winchester
Vilas
Presque Isle
Carl Pothour
Platteville
Madison
Grant County
Dickeyville
Emmett White
Oregon
Dane County
Gerald Karaba
Ashland
Bayfield County
Kenneth Schilling
Texas to Germany 2nd Armored Poised For Biggest Airlift
Army's 2nd Armored Division readies a historic Big Lift exercise from Ft Hood to West Germany. Maj. Gen. Edwin Burba leads a 13,500 strong force as 350 plus aircraft move troops and 27,000 tons of tanks and equipment across the Atlantic in a NATO reinforcement display.
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FT. Hood
Tex
2Nd Armored
West Germany
Edwin H. Burba
Atlantic
Texas
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Ft. Bragg
N.C
Air Force
Loring Air Force Base
Maine
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
France
Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Kennedy
United States
Europe
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Chicago
2Nd Armored Division
Frankfort
Nineteen Koreans Drown When Boat Upsets Off Coast
A fishing boat capsized off Pyongtaik 40 miles south of Seoul killing nineteen people including many women and teens. The vessel overturned by a sudden wave on its return from an oyster bed in the Yellow Sea.
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Seoul, Korea
Pyongtaik
Seoul
Yellow Sea
Court Orders Genovese Conviction Reconsidered
The Supreme Court overturned the 1960 convictions of 373 Negro students in Orangeburg South Carolina for breach of the peace after a march. They were fined or jailed. SC officials upheld the ruling earlier, but the high court ordered reconsideration in light of a Capitol grounds ruling.
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Supreme Court
Orangeburg
S.C
South Carolina
Columbia
U.S. Supreme Court
U S Crime Boss Genovese May Seek Bail Release
The Supreme Court ordered reevaluation of Vito Genovese and nine co-defendants in a narcotics case, opening a path for potential bail from Leavenworth while noting pending trial possibilities. Justices Clark Harlan and White dissented in part, signaling caution on the Genovese reconsideration.
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Supreme Court
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Leavenworth
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California
U.S. Circuit Court
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White
Circuit Court
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Supreme) Court
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Salvatore Santora
Vincent Gigante
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Charles di Palermo
Rocca Mazzie
Carmine Polizzano
Ralph Polizzano
Charles Barcellona
Joseph Valachi
Our Brother s Keeper La Crosse Community Chest appeal
Monsignor James Finucan of the Catholic Diocese of La Crosse urges La Crosse residents to support the Community Chest, framing giving as a Christian duty and warning against self deception while urging timely generosity. The message emphasizes sharing with teachers and bearing burdens in a spiritual exhortation.
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James Finucan
Kohler Denies He Will Seek Senate Seat in 1964
Former Wisconsin governor Walter Kohler says he is not a candidate in 1964 and will back Wilbur Renk of Sun Prairie for the Republican Senate bid against Democrat William Proxmire. Kohler suggests Renk would run a strong campaign with party unity. Renk weighs a decision in early December amid GOP talk.
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Walter J. Kohler
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
U.S. Senate
Glenn Davis
Waukesha
Renk
William Proxmire
Davis
Wilbur
Republican National
Mitteeman
Robert Pierce
Proxmire
Pierce
Menomonie
Washington
Victor Johnson
Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee
GOP
Green Bay
Philip Kuehn
Jack Olson
Nuclear NATO force sparks Soviet protest over disarmament
A Tass statement accuses NATO talks on a multilateral nuclear force of violating the Moscow test ban treaty. It warns of danger to Soviet security and distrust between states while noting U.S. talks with Britain on a fleet of nuclear armed vessels. Kennedy had floated a multinational force idea in December with Macmillan.
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Tass
Soviet Union
NATO
United Nations
Britain
United States
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Nassau
Bahamas
U.S
Two Ships In Trouble As Hurricane Ginny Reaches Sea
Hurricane Ginny churns northeast about 115 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras with 80 mph winds. Navy plane finds the Fogg destroyer escort adrift. the Salish tug reports difficulties amid rough Atlantic conditions. Coastal North Carolina reports minimal shore impact as lines fail between Cape Hatteras and Manteo.
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N.C
Ginny
North Carolina
Virginia
U.S
Navy
Atlantic
Lina
Cape Hatteras
Coast Guard
Home Faces Tory Defections Hampering Early Home Cabinet
Britain's new prime minister Lord Home reshuffles a Conservative cabinet largely from Macmillan’s era and wins mixed press reaction. Iain MacLeod and Enoch Powell refuse to serve, risking leadership tensions while Edward Heath becomes industry and regional development secretary. Butler becomes foreign secretary.
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Lord Home
Britain
Home
Harold Macmillan
Iain MacLeod
Enoch Powell
Daily Sketch
Daily Mirror
Independent Times
MacLeod
Conservative Party
Industry, Trade and Regional Development
Edward Heath
Butler
Lord Hailsham
Con
Foggy Fall Brings Fatal Crashes Across Minnesota
Fog blankets the tri state area causing two fatal crashes near Embarass and Ogilvie and a Stillwater pedestrian death. The Weather Bureau cites mass fog from short autumn days with insufficient wind and sun to burn moisture, while pilots face ongoing risks despite better instruments.
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Borseth
Minnesota
Lawrence Jaksch
Lake Vermillion
Embarrass
Jaksch
Oscar A. Benson
Ogilvie
Frank L. Janda
Stillwater
The
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Syria and Iraq unite forces against Kurdish rebels
Syrian troops are fighting alongside Iraqi forces in northern Iraq. President Abdel Salem Aref said in a weekend speech it marks the first unified operation since the two nations merged armed forces two weeks ago.
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Syria
Iraq
Abdel Salem Aref
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