Fugitive Belle Returns to Face U.S. Fraud Charges
Belle, once a Pittsburgh financier linked to Cornucopia Gold Mines, returned from Brazil with Interpol escort. He faces business fraud and conspiracy charges, while Brazilian actions on visa status and citizenship remain unresolved. Ostwind had already returned to the United States.
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New York
Earl Belle
Pittsburgh
Brazil
FBI
Belle
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Interpol
International Policy Agency
Boy Wonder
South America
Justice Ministry
Mitchell Ostwind
Cornucopia Gold Mines, Inc
Cornucopia
Eastern Development and Investment Corp
Ostwind
U.S
Kastenmeier Upset By Dart Rifle Plan
Rep. Rob ert Kastenmeier denounces the Army’s dart rifle project calling it a dumdum gun and fears it could be bought by kids or fanatics. He notes officials defend it as no worse than flamethrowers and napalm while questioning cost and accessibility.
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Kastenmeier
Washington
Robert Kastenmeier
D-Wis
Army
Defense Department
Yule Trees and Displays for Schools Approved in New York
The State Education Department says Christmas plays trees carols and nativity scenes can be used in public schools if presented as historic exercises and not used to promote religion. Chief counsel Charles A Brind notes Christ’s birth has historical significance. The Supreme Court bans official religious observances.
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Albany
N.Y
State Education Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Hus
Charles A. Brind
Department
Deaths of Stanford and Marvingt Reported in Brief
Caneghlie Clement Stanford Sr. died at 85 in Phoenix. He served as Arizona governor from 1936 to 1938 and on the state Supreme Court from 1943 to 1955. Nancy France-Marie Marvingt died at 88 in a nursing home in poverty in France. She became the first French woman to earn an airplane piloting license in 1910 and was an athlete and aviatrix.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Caneghlie Clement Stanford Sr
Arizona
State Supreme Court
Stanford
Supreme Court
Nancy
France
Marie Marvingt
Minnesotas First All America Star John E McGovern Dies
John E McGovern 77 former University of Minnesota quarterback and 1909 Walter Camp All America pick died Saturday of a heart attack. He was a coach sportswriter lawyer and executive and the first All America player from Minnesota.
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LE Sueur
Minn
John E. McGovern
University of Minnesota
Walter Camp
McGovern
Minnesota
Earl of Glasgow Dies at 89 in Scotland
The Earl of Glasgow, aged 89 and a retired Royal Navy captain, died Saturday in Fairlie Scotland. He was the eighth holder of the peerage and is survived by his son who retired from the navy as a rear admiral in September.
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Fairlie
Scotland
Earl of Glasgow
Royal Navy
Tea quality linked to high mountain elevations
The finest tea thrives at 3000 to 7000 feet where moderating temperatures slow growth. This yields smaller leaves with less water content and a richer flavor profile.
Jobless Total Soars in State
Wisconsin unemployment reached 62,000 by mid November, up from 47,300 in mid October, as seasonal work wound down and outdoor activity slowed. The state labor force was about 1.6 million, with unemployment at 3.8 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Cinecitta lake dyed to match the film script
In Rome's Cinecitta artificial lake, actors dye the water to suit the scene with green representing a river and blue depicting the sea. Massive paddle wheels churn the still surface creating violent waves for filming.
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Rome
Cinecitta
Italy
Social Security household workers and tax credit
Q and A explain which workers count as household workers under Social Security and how the tax can be paid. It notes maids cooks gardeners valets chauffeurs and babysitters who work in private homes. It also covers paying the worker’s share if desired and recommends encouraging participation.
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Chilren
Social Security Office
Social Security Office Offers Booklet Copies
Readers are advised to contact the Social Security office at 306 W Milwaukee St in Janesville for copies of the informational booklets referenced in the notice. The guidance emphasizes obtaining official material directly from the local office.
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Social Security Office
Milwaukee Street
Janesville
States to Get Vocational Funds Under Compromise Bill
Washington and Wisconsin will receive 11,185,894 dollars in federal vocational education funds under the compromise bill sent to President Johnson. The money covers the years 1964 through 1967.
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State
Washington
Wisconsin
Johnson
Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times
A note invites readers to rent a room by placing an advertisement in The Monroe Evening Times Classifieds. Specifics on rates and location are not provided in the fragment.
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Monroe Evening Times
Snead Nearing End of Tourney Career at 51
Sam Snead says at 51 his golf is not what it used to be and his short game deteriorates but he plans to play in the PGA Seniors next year. He recalls rival champions, notes nerves affect golf, and remains outspoken about tours and public perception while planning future competition.
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Sebring
Fla
Sam Snead
Virginia
Snead
Harder Hall
Picard
Sarazen
Hogan
Nelson
Worsham
Middlecoff
Palmer
Nicklaus
England
Europe
Byron Nelson
Graveside Rites Held For Davies Daughter
Graveside services were held Saturday at Mt. Vernon cemetery Juda for Leslie B. Davies infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Davies of Madison. Rev. Donald Nelson officiated. The day-old girl was born in Madison and died the next day. Survivors include the parents and two brothers, with grandparents Lyle Davies of Rewey and Ralph Bridge of Juda.
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Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Juda
Leslie B. Davies
William Davies
Starker Avenue
Madison
Donald Nelson
Glendale Baptist Church
Methodist Hospital
William
Nancy Bridge Davies
Bryan
Garry
Lyle Davies
Rewey
Ralph Bridge
Teasdale Funeral Held at Shullsburg
Services for Leonard Teasdale a lifelong Shullsburg carpenter who died Friday at St. Clare hospital were conducted at the Cen tenary Methodist church in Shullsburg with burial in Evergreen cemetery. Surviving are his wife Miner va and six children, five brothers and two sisters.
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Leonard Teasdale
Shullsburg
St. Clare Hospital
Centenary Methodist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Teasdale
Minerva
LeRoy
Shirland
Arthur
David
Daniel Tregler
Dubuque
Alice
Madison
Joan
Barbara
Chicago Base Milk Price Sets November at 3.67
The base price paid producers for November milk deliveries to the Chicago market is 3.67 with a 0.03 superpool. Harry L. Edwards, director of marketing for Pure Milk Association, announced. A minimum uniform blended price of 3.64 will be paid for November excess milk, reflecting an 8 cent rise from November last year. Production fell by over 10 million pounds while Class I sales rose nearly 4 million pounds versus November 1962.
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Chicago
Harry L. Edwards
Pure Milk Association
Tax Lien Filed Against U S Cable Constructors Inc
The Internal Revenue Service filed a federal tax lien against U S Cable Constructors Inc of Appleton claiming 13252 dollars in withholding taxes for July August and September.
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Milwaukee
U.S. Cable Constructors, Inc
Appleton
Internal Revenue Service
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Trac
American Republic
Anna Blum
National Association of Women Lawyers
Monroe
Maeg
PGA
Davies
Karlen’s Bakery
17Th Avenue
Tasmeg
AAAS
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