Brief Rebellion In Buenos Aires Crushed Quickly
In Buenos Aires a midnight revolt against President Arturo Frondizi collapsed with 80 rebels surrendering by 6 15 a m after troops surrounded the seized telephone exchange. The government called it a dud with no bloodshed and warned the action aimed to disturb internal peace and Argentina’s prestige abroad.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Adolfo Mugica
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Kennedy
Hector Corres
Air Force
Vincente Corres
Hector
Golz Dies in Madison Farm Veteran Remembered by Family
John W. Golz 67 a Green County native and Evansville area farmer died in a Madison hospital where he had been patient two weeks. He served in World War I and was an American Legion member. Services set for 2 p.m. at Evansville Methodist Church with burial in Maple Hill cemetery. He is survived by wife Rose Krause three sons Alvin Bernie and Rollin three daughters Doris Luchsinger and Ehradt and eight grandchildren plus a brother Elmer and twin sister Mrs Loeffel.
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John W. Golz
Green County
Martha Loeffel
9Th Street
Madison
Union
Evansville
Rose Krause
Golz
American Legion
Evansville Methodist Church
John Walker
Maple Hill
Roderick-Ward
Alvin
Bernie
New Richmond
Rollin
Janesville
Wilbur Luchsinger
William Ehradt
Doris Golz
Bremerton
Wash
Echo satellite timetable for tonight
CHICAGO expects the Echo satellite to pass tonight with multiple views. At 10 30 p m CDT the craft will be 66 degrees above the north horizon moving southeast. Later it reaches 74 degrees above the south horizon and then 29 degrees above the southwest horizon moving southeast. Sunday night includes passes at 9 51 p m 65 degrees above the north horizon moving northeast and 11 54 p m 82 degrees nearly overhead moving southeast.
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Chicago
Echo
Airlines Tighten Safety Rules After Hijacking Fears
Major airlines impose strict measures to prevent hijackings including cockpit door locks, prohibition of entry to pilot area during flight, and controlled handling of weapons. Passengers face screening only if suspicious bulges are detected while flight crews operate under new precautions.
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Dallas Times Herald
Dallas
Tex
Cuba
Kennedy
Byrnes' Father Charles W Byrnes Dies in Green Bay
Charles W. Byrnes 76 longtime superintendent of buildings and grounds for Green Bay public schools died at his Green Bay home Friday. He was father of Rep. John W. Byrnes of Wisconsin.
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Byrnes
Green Bay
Charles W. Byrnes
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Gentle Lion King Kade Roams New York Again Court Dates Set
Richard Flynn faces two court dates after police find his 160 pound lion in a car and a garage. The animal named King Kade was moved to Central Park Zoo by order of authorities. Flynn is charged with harboring a wild animal and held on $500 bail ahead of an Aug. 16 hearing.
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New York
Richard Flynn
King Kade
Flynn
Lincoln Tunnel
New Jersey
West 49Th Street
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Central Park Zoo
Flynn and Kado Shine at Green County Fair
Flynn and Kado drew crowd attention at the Green County Fair for the animal’s unusually docile behavior sparking comments and interest among attendees and judges alike.
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Flynn
Kado
Green County Fair
Knight Proposes Ike MacArthur as Envoys
Former Governor Goodwin J Knight suggests to President Kennedy that Gen Douglas MacArthur be named ambassador to the Soviet Union and Gen Dwight D Eisenhower head of NATO. Knight says the two superb Americans will electrify world opinion and earn respect from Russia Europe and all Asia with support from America.
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Los Angeles
Goodwin J. Knight
Kennedy
Douglas MacArthur
Soviet Union
Dwight D. Eisenhower
NATO
Russia
Europe
All
Asia
All America
Knight
Wisconsin Legislature Ends Week With Tax Revision Approval
Wisconsin lawmakers gave final approval to a Republican tax revision bill and dispatched contested measures as they head toward a recess. The Senate passed a pay differential plan for state workers, a state aging committee, and a cap on local official pay raises, while a 15 cent oleomargarine tax repeal was postponed. The Assembly approved speed limit changes for the state trunk system and highway speeds. clerical actions included charity fundraising disclosures and workman’s compensation chiropractor use.
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Wisconsin
Senate
Bureau of Personnel
State Highway Commission
Assembly
Robert Huber
West Allis
Huber
Father Faces Trial for Child Neglect in Deaths
Milo Ben son, 23, of rural Fort Atkinson, is ordered held for Circuit Court trial on a charge of child neglect after three of his children burned to death in the family home while he slept in a car outside the house.
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Jefferson
Milo Benson
Fort Atkinson
Travis Named Secretary Treasurer of State Agencies Corporation
Wisconsin State Agencies Corporation taps Sen. Robert Travis of Platteville for the $11 400 a year secretary treasurer posting to oversee financing of the State Building Corporation. Travis replaces J R Rothermel who left for a Boston redevelopment post and will join the building commission as a citizen member. The move reduces Republican Senate membership to 19 and could widen a Democratic margin if Sen Carl Lauri is confirmed to the State Industrial Commission.
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Madison
State Senate
Robert Travis
Platteville
State Agencies Corporation
Wisconsin
Travis
State Building Corporation
J. R. Rothermel
Boston Rede
Velopment
Green County
Rothermel
Building Commission
Senate
Carl Lauri
Dsuperior
State Industrial Commission
GOP
Berlin refugee wave tests West Berlin controls
In the 21 hours to 1 p.m. 1 832 East German refugees registered in West Berlin, up from 1 100 the prior Saturday and 925 two Saturdays earlier. Authorities prepare emergency sleeping quarters, including the Olympic Stadium, as officials warn only military force could halt the flow. Mayor Willy Brandt warns against escalation and notes rising numbers despite heavy police scrutiny.
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Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
Olympic Stadium
Potsdam
East Berlin
Willy Brandt
Galena Hearing Aug 22 On Vacant Sheriff Post
Jo Daviess County Board members interview at least 15 candidates Tuesday August 22 starting 10 a.m. for the vacant sheriff post after the death of Sheriff Richard Bingham. Applicants must file before August 22, the county clerk said.
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Galena
Jo Daviess County
Richard Bingham
C. B. Schoenhardt
Red Offices Bombed in Trieste City Response
A pre dawn bomb blast wrecked the headquarters of the Communist Party in Trieste Italy, wounding staff and triggering emergency police after the attack.
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RED
Trieste
Italy
Communist Party
Wisconsin Senate Votes for $150 Monthly Lawmaker Pay Raise
The Wisconsin Senate approved a $150 per month salary increase for future legislators in a 2012 vote. The plan replaces the current $300 monthly pay with $15 per day for session attendance and $25 monthly for expenses outside sessions, with enactment pending Assembly action and elections timeline.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Allen Busby
Milwaukee
Horace Wilkie
Busby
Wilkie
Five Units Join Huge Dairy Co op
A multi million dollar dairy co operative named American Dairy Foods Inc will represent more than 125 000 farmers. Five Midwest co operatives join Land O Lakes Twin City North Star State Brand and Dairy Maid to form the large marketing body for about 15 billion pounds of milk annually. Headquarters and officers remain to be elected.
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Minneapolis
American Dairy Foods, Inc
Midwest
Land O’lakes Creameries, Inc
Twin City Milk Producers Association
St. Paul
North Star Dairy
State Brand Creameries, Inc
Mason City
Towa
Dairy Maid Products Co-operative
Eau Claire
Wis
Adenauer to Address German People Next Week
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will speak to the German people over radio and television early next week addressing the German and Berlin problem, according to the federal press office in Bonn.
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Adenauer
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
Federal Press Office
Capitol Sit-ins Fail to Move Wisconsin Civil Rights Bills
Civil rights demonstrators in the Wisconsin Capitol ended a 13 day rotunda protest after lawmakers blocked civil rights measures on housing discrimination and expansion of the Governors Commission on Human Rights. NAACP leader Lloyd Barbee said the action heightened awareness and left the group hopeful for future progress.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Barbee
Statehouse
Crash Involves Sterling Family During Two Last Night Incidents
Vacationing Sterling family from Newfoundland suffered minor cuts and abrasions in one of two accidents investigated by deputies. The Ivins family from Douglas included Darrel D Ivins his wife and children Dana and Douglas treated and released at St. Clare hospital. The first crash involved a car camping trailer hit by Chester Evan Keister at Highway 69 and County Trunk P at 6 26 p m. The second crash occurred when Fred Walter Topp of Juda missed a curve at the Sugar River bridge near Brodhead on Ten Eyck road Christensen Park and damaged a fence after stating he did not see the curve.
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Sterling
Darrel D. Ivins
Douglas
Dana
St. Clare Hospital
Ivins
Chester Evan Keister
Fred Walter Topp
Juda
Sugar River Bridge
Brodhead
Ten Eyck
Christensen Park
Topp
Wisconsin sales tax plan advances to Governor Nelson desk
A 3 percent sales levy attached to the income tax system cleared the Republican Legislature and heads to Gov. Nelson. The measure funds local and property tax relief with about 316.2 million for 1961-63, including forgiveness of some 1941 earnings taxes via withholding. Contention arose over the withholding feature, which Bear Creek Republican Sen. Gerald Lorge opposed as oppressive, yet he joined the GOP in passing the bill after negotiations.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Nelson
Gerald Lorge
Bear Creek
Lorge
GOP
Warren Knowles
Senate
State Assembly
Jerris Leonard
Milwaukee
Torge
Sorge
Britelli Named Beloit School Superintendent
Beloit school board selected Len A. Britelli to lead Beloit schools succeeding Charles E. Jones who left for Manitowoc. Britelli’s three year contract pays 14000 dollars annually and begins December 15. he previously led the Two Rivers district since 1960 and holds degrees from Kenosha High School Whitewater State College and the University of Wisconsin.
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Beloit
Len A. Britelli
Two Rivers
Britelli
Charles E. Jones
Manitowoc
Beloit Board of Education
Kenosha
Whitewater State College
University of Wisconsin
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