Ribicoff Ready To Accept Draft For Senate Race
Connecticut politician Ribicoff signals willingness to be drafted for the U S Senate next year while denying a state convention bid He confirms a Hartford Courant report that a draft is basically correct and notes he would not seek the Democratic nomination at the June convention.
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Associated Press
Abraham A. Ribicoff
U.S. Senate
Connecticut
Ribicoff
Kennedy
Hartford Courant
Samuel S. Stratton
Schenectady
New York
Dale Alford
Little Rock
Arkansas
Prescott Bush
Courant
Stratton
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Rockefeller
Alford
3. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Orvald
Faubus
Fulbright
Pastor Roy Decker slain in farm home fire attack
Rev. Roy R. Decker, 70, a retired Methodist minister from Tecumseh Michigan, was beaten with a hammer, bound with rope, and burned alive in his Brooklyn area farm home. Authorities say he was knocked unconscious, doused with gasoline, and set afire. his body found by firefighters beside a smoldering blanket. The minister had moved with his family to Tecumseh last fall for health reasons after serving Grace Methodist in Meadville.
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Brooklyn
Mich
Roy R. Decker
Tecumseh
Joseph Liebherr
Ai Sevrement
Grace Methodist Church
Meadville
Here
Grace
Mrs LaFollette Dies in New York After Heart Attack
Mrs Robert M LaFollette Jr 68 widow of the late U S senator died in New York Tuesday night following a heart attack Madison relatives said today She lived in Washington D C and was in New York with her son Joseph for the Christmas holiday A son Bronson C LaFollette is a Madison attorney
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Robert LaFollette
New York
Madison
Robert M. LaFollette Jr
U. S
Interim Telephone Directory Issued Ahead of Dial Plan
United Telephone Co announces interim directories for eight exchanges to take effect Jan 3 1962, due to rural line rearrangements and moves. Some numbers may change. use caution before placing on stationery or ads. Monroe and other towns progress toward dial operation with new building plans and line upgrades.
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United Telephone Co
Margaret K. Burgi
Monticello
Monroe
Albany
Blanchardville
Browntown
Juta
South Wayne
Barbara Ken Wedded Heads for Japan Amid Air Force Plans
Airman Kenneth Driskill and Barbara Hipke wed at United Church of Christ after a sequence of delays. Driskill, 24, of Gaffney South Carolina, will ship to Japan around January 28, with Barbara, 28, joining him as soon as possible after their ceremony.
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New Holstein
Kenneth Driskill
Barbara Hipke
Air Force
Barbara
Driskill
United Church of Christ
Gaffney
S.C
Japan
Madison Milk Order Area Proposed in Wisconsin
The U S Department of Agriculture recommended establishing a federal milk marketing order to regulate sale of fluid milk in the Madison area. The plan covers Columbia, Crawford, Dane, Grant, Green, Iowa, Juneau, La Crosse, Lafayette, Monroe, Richland, Sauk and Vernon counties. Approval requires two thirds of producers voting in a referendum. If adopted, handlers pay dairymen prices set by the department. Harvey Thew, Madison Milk Producers Association manager, expects the process to take months with a 20 day filing window for exceptions before a final draft is voted on.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Madison
Columbia
Crawford
Dane
Grant
Green
Iowa
Juneau
la Crosse
Lafayette
Monroe
Richland
Sauk
Vernon
Harvey Thew
Madison Milk Producers Association
Thew
Kennedy Drafts Balanced Budget
President Kennedy completed work on the next fiscal year's budget, promising a balanced plan with no disclosed figures though speculation centers around 92 billion dollars. He visited his ailing father Joseph P. Kennedy, then underwent a back check by Dr Preston Wade and White House physician Dr Janet Travell, and later sailed the Honey Fitz. He planned further talks with advisers on the State of the Union message due in January.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
New York
Preston Wade
White House
Janet Travell
Pierre Salinger
Honey Fitz
State of the Union
Congress
Viet Nam parley of princes fails before it begins
VIENTIANE Laos three princes talks collapse within an hour as Boun Oum refuses to meet at airport or meeting place. Souvanna Phouma arrives to head coalition with neutralists and Pathet Lao but vows none. Souphanouvong denounces American warmongers and pro Western government.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Souphanouvong
Boun Oum
Growng
Souvanpa Phouma
Phoumi Nosavan
Pathet Lao
Chrysler Plans Turbo Car Tests In New York
Chrysler Corp. unveiled an experimental turbine driven car and signaled possible mass production. A spokesman said as much as 50 to 75 percent of cars could be in customer hands for test driving in 1963. Turbine engines would cut parts by about one fifth and require no oil changes or antifreeze.
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New York
Chrysler Corp
Robert Anderson
U S Rejects Dutch Offer For Third-Party West New Guinea Talks
The United States informed the Netherlands it will not act as a third party in any Dutch Indonesian discussions on West New Guinea, despite Dutch requests.
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Hague, Netherlanas
U.S
West New Guinea
Blood Drive Appeals Ahead of January 1962 Visit
Allan F. Goecke urged more pledges for the upcoming Monticello bloodmobile stop on Tuesday January 2 at the Monticello junior high gym from 1 PM. The drive aims for 75 pints Friday at Zwingli United Church of Christ and 100 total donors with 25 from Monticello village Adams Mt. Pleasant and Washington Townships. Walk in donors welcome during operating hours.
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Allan
F. Goecke
Monroe
Goecke
Red Cross
Monticello
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Monticello Village
Adams
Mt. Pleasant
Washington Townships
Two More Die as Wisconsin Toll Reaches 882
Wisconsin highway death toll rose to 882 with the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Reinhold of Wauwatosa among the latest victims. The seven month old died after a two car crash on Highway 100. The mother Roberta Reinhold was injured in shock. Melvin Rickmeier of Plymouth, 59, faces a reckless driving charge after witnesses say his car ran a red light. The other car occupants had minor injuries. Earlier in the day, 82 year old Charles Krempien of Menomonee Falls died from injuries from a December 17 accident on a city street.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Anne Reinhold
Paul Reinhold
Milwaukee
Wauwatosa
Milwaukee County
Roberta Reinhold
Ray Beck
Beck
Melvin F
Rickmeier
Plymouth
Anna
Raymond Zimmerman
Charles Krempien
Menomonee Falls
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Fire at Hotel Mayflower Claims Three Lives
A ninth floor blaze at the 17 story Hotel Mayflower near Central Park West and 61st Street killed two residents and a fireman. Seven firefighters were overcome, two residents were injured, and most of the 400 guests evacuated as the fire burned for an hour before firemen contained it. An unidentified passerby heard calls for help and helped raise the alarm.
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New York
Mayflower
Central Park
Central Park West
61St Street
Incomes Congo Belgium ties resume impact listed
Madison Governor Nelson's office provides an estimate of how new income tax rates affect a typical four person family with columns showing gross income normal tax liability under the 65 percent forgiveness and post rate effects. Includes how much is withheld per paycheck.
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Congo
Belgium
Madison
Nelson
Kenosha Evening News Sold to Kenosha News Publishing
The 68 year old Kenosha Evening News was sold to Kenosha News Publishing Corp. Howard J. Brown becomes associate publisher and executive vice president, moving from Middletown New York. He has served with Chicago Sun Times and Cleveland Plains Dealer. Kingsley remains publisher and president.
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Kenosha
Kenosha Evening News
Kenosha News Publishing Corp
Howard J. Brown
Brown
Middletown
N. Y
Chicago Sun Times
Cleveland Plains Dealer
Middletown Times-Herald
Ottawa Newspapers Radio, Inc
Ralph S. Kingsley
the News
Swiss Mart Steady Demand Fair to Good Cheese Market
MAVISUN Wisconsin cheddar cheese market shows steady demand with spotty but generally normal seasonality. Supplies ample to more than ample with prices for cheddar blocks and daisies indicated. Wisconsin Swiss market steady with generally fair to good demand, offerings adequate for blocks State brand, with prices for blocks and brands in the low to mid forties range.
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Mavisun
Wisconsin
Finance Firm Head Charged for Thefts In Atlantic Beach
Samuel Rubin aged 49, a leader of several finance companies, was indicted on grand larceny and forgery charges involving 819,601 dollars. Rubin, who surrendered, claimed he had spent 15 years imprisoned and is now free. The indictment traces the crime to 1945 with a forged 10,000 dollar promissory note.
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NLM Svtes
Samuel Rubin
Atlantic Beach
N.Y
Rubin
Law To Become Fully Operative In Three Stages
Wisconsin moves to a three stage tax plan with full effect by 1963. A 3 percent sales tax begins Feb 1 on selected items while withholding tax rises. 65 percent forgiveness on 1961 income tax due April 15. 50 percent of personal property taxes relief in 1963. Sales tax yields about 53 million annually. exemptions rise to 10 and 15 for seniors. standard deduction increases to 1,000. Gov. Nelson to sign bill. tables prepared by Tax Dept.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Nelson
State Tax Department
Family's Television Destroyed by Flames
Fire destroyed a television and caused smoke damage at the Walter Schuepp residence 2113 19th Avenue. Monroe volunteer firemen arrived in time to prevent spread and sprayed the home with smoke deodorant. The blaze was believed caused by a short circuit.
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Walter Schuepp
19Th Avenue
Monroe
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