Nuclear test ban pact hailed as significant arms race turn
The editorial argues the nuclear test ban treaty among the United States the Soviet Union and Great Britain marks a historic shift toward reducing global fear and tensions. It credits Kennedy administration actions and intelligence gains for the first public glimpse that the U.S. leads in weaponry capability and that Khrushchev sought limits on nuclear development amid Red China's belligerence.
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Congress
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Moscow
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rusk
Russia
U.S
Death in the Family and communal support
An essay reflecting on a death in the family and the community response. Neighbors friends and even strangers rally with help, calls, planes, food, flowers, visits, and heartfelt memories. The piece emphasizes shared sorrow and the lasting comfort of collective care.
New Vocational Wing Adds Language Lab and Modernized Classrooms
A $370000 upgrade adds instructional areas, two social studies rooms, five commercial classrooms and a modern language lab with 30 stations. The lab, funded 50 percent by the National Defense Education Act, allows individualized foreign language study and simultaneous monitoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babula
D. M. and
C. M. Frey Co
Brandenburg Firm
Monroe
Zimmerman
Beloit
V and M Electric Co
Menominee, Mich
Ten Years Ago and Other Timelines Across Time
A retrospective column lists events from August 14 in years 1953 1938 1923 1913 and 1913 1913 including deaths resignations a polio victim and a fair opening. Names mentioned include Fred Busjahn Henry Tessendorf Richard Weaver Linda Seffrood John Cudahy and M T Gettings. The notes span Wisconsin life crimes disasters and public affairs with varied local detail.
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Wisconsin
Fred Busjahn
Stover
Henry Tessendorf
Richard C. Weaver
Otto Steinmann
William A. Weeks
Milwaukee
Associated Press
Ionian Islands
Greece
Linda Seffrood
South
Wayne
Green County
Willie Kraus
Blanchardville
Monroe
Chicago
Department of Agriculture and Markets
John Cudahy
U.S
Ireland
Europe
Douglas Corrigan
Dublin
Lake Geneva Jaycees Venetian Festival Planned
Lake Geneva Jaycees plan a three day Venetian Festival beginning Friday. Highlights include a carnival in Flatiron Park, an all lake swim, a Venetian Festival trophy parade, a lighted boat parade and fireworks Saturday, plus sailboat races and a skydiving exhibition on Sunday.
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Eake Geneva
Jaycee
Flatiron Park
Policeman Foils Theft then Convicts Whisky Possessor
Detroit officer John Thompson spots two bags being hoisted to a second floor window near Herman Kiefer hospital. In a hospital room Frank George, 48, is found with 10 bottles of whisky. Traffic Judge John D. Watts convicts George of drinking in a city hospital and sentences him to 90 days in the Detroit House of Correction hospital ward.
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Detroit
John Thompson
Herman Kiefer Hospital
Frank George
John D. Watts
George
Detroit House of Correction
State Mental Health Hearings Set in Beloit and Platteville
The Wisconsin State Mental Health Advisory Committee will hold hearings for Green and Rock County representatives in Beloit on Dec 11 and for Lafayette, Richland, Crawford, Grant, Iowa counties on Oct 3 in Platteville. Sessions run 10 am to noon and 1 30 pm to 4 30 pm with private conferences in the last hour. Topics include legislation, a federal two year grant, program structure, and an introduction to the committee's new administrative manual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Green and Rock County
Lafayette
Richland
Crawford
Grant
Iowa
Platteville
Sullivan Supports Coleman in Runoff
Jackson attorney Charles Sullivan who ran third in the governor's race backs former Gov J P Coleman in the August 27 runoff against Lt Gov Paul Johnson Jr Sullivan says Mississippi would be better off under Colemans leadership and notes Coleman pledged to oppose federal encroachment on states rights and to fight Kennedy reelection in 1964 and New Frontierism.
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Sullivan
Clarksdale
Classified Ads Aid Daily Problem Solvers
In a bustling classifieds section, readers turn to advertisements for practical solutions to everyday needs. Consumers buy, trade, and hire services, relying on concise offers to fix problems, secure goods, and find opportunities in a community marketplace.
Gas Firm Conducting Area Service Survey
Milwaukee Gas Light Co conducts a public survey to gauge demand for natural gas in Albany Belleville Brodhead Evansville Monticello New Glarus and Shullsburg authorized by the Public Service Commission. Edward Hersperger directs the Evansville office with another planned in Richland Center.
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Milwaukee Gas Light Co
Albany
Belleville
Brodhead
Evansville
Monticello
New Glarus
Shullsburg
Public Service Commission
Edward Hersperger
Richland Center
Death notices for Beardslee and Roberts in GM and Armstrong
Milwaukee Lisle R. Beardslee 83 former GM secretary died Tuesday. He held multiple GM executive posts before becoming secretary. Hamden Eugene A. Roberts 66 vice president of Armstrong Rubber Co died Monday. Roberts joined Armstrong in
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Milwaukee
Lisle R. Beardslee
General Motors Corp
Beardslee
Hamden
Conn
Eugene A. Roberts
Armstrong Rubber Co
Roberts
Armstong
Warren Fair Plans Wild Animal Shows
Warren Fair in Warren showcases racing ostriches elephants and mammal acts at 2 and 8 p.m. Gene Holter supplies ostriches with a lineup including Elaine Andrews Harold Hunt Doris Gerber Everett Peters Jack Appel and Lester Webster performing in afternoon and Shelby Hume Carson Simmons Clarence Leary Charles Rolando Charlton McFadden and R. W. Monger in the evening. The 103rd Warren Fair runs tomorrow through Sunday with Goats Zebras and Big Babe acts plus motion picture stars from Swiss Family Robinson.
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Warren
Warren Fair
Gene Holter
Elaine Andrews
Harold Hunt
Doris Gerber
Apple River
Everett Peters
Jack Appel
Lester Webster
Shelby Hume
Carson Simmons
Stockton
Clarence B. Leary
Gratiot
Charles Rolando
Nora
Charlton McFadden
R. W. Monger
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin
Ocober 13
Emery A. Odell
The
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
City of
Stephenson County
Ill
Editorial
Evening Times
Standard
Tulsa
Britain
Coolidge
Ruhr
New York
Sulzer
Glynn
Capitol
Supreme Court
M.T. Gettings
Lake Geneva
Frank
Bosze
Coleman
Enue
Wis
Rexair
Plymouth
Savoy
Jake Sennor
Waldo Freitag
Ray Miskimon
Nine Buchschacher
Dayton
Ohio
Arthur S. Kany
Dayton Journal-Herald
Nial
Erickson’s
Argyle, Wis
Rambler 63
American Motors
TTT
1St Bank
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