McCarthy Seeks Seat on Foreign Relations Panel
Senator McCarthy seeks a seat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to push for tougher measures against Communist China and influence Asia policy, even at the cost of leaving the Appropriations Committee. He notes slim chances and cites unresolved GOP vacancies as Democrats organize next week.
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France Grants Independence to Indochina Colonies
Paris signed accords granting economic independence to Laos Cambodia and South Vietnam with each state allowed to regulate its own currency and tariffs. Delegations from the three countries signed the agreements in Paris.
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Snowstorm Looms Over Area With Heavy Accumulations
Heavy snowfall expected tonight across the southeastern third of the state, with 5 to 10 inches possible and drifting hazards. County highways reported in good condition this morning but warned of slick side roads and hazardous driving, especially in Monroe and surrounding counties. A 13 year old Madison girl died after a Monday night crash on Highway 1181, with a Monroe man and four other accidents reported in Dane County due to slippery roads.
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Manitowoc
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St Clare Hospital
Dane County
Kenneth Trickel
9 Feared Dead In C-119 Crash Near Burr Alabama
An Air Force Flying Box Car crashed on Shin Hook Ridge near Burr killing at least eight and possibly nine. Two survived. The C-119 was en route from Sewart AFB Tennessee to Brookley AFB Alabama, wreckage scattered over the ridge as parachutes lay nearby.
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Two Brothers Killed by Gun in Tierra Amarilla Home
Undersheriff Dan Rivera reports that an 8-year-old brother fired a 30-30 rifle in a Tierra Amarilla home, killing Horacio Zamora, 6, and Cristobal Zamora, 10, as they wrestled on the floor. The incident is being investigated as a child shooter accident.
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Rhinelander Dealer Held Stocked Store With Loot from Thefts
Stanley H. Whiting, 30, Cumberland former appliance dealer now in Rhinelander, allegedly stocked a local store with about $10,000 in goods stolen in roughly 50 northern Wisconsin burglaries. Police say his partner did not know of the thefted stock. Whiting was arrested after Minocqua officer Orville Neff stopped him while he carried a movie camera and other items to his car. A St Patrick’s rectory camera and a church poor box were reported stolen nearby. District Attorney Albert J. Cirilli said complaints would be issued later and officers from several counties questioned Whiting.
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Orville Neff
Services Friday For Crash Victim Judith Larson
Services for Judith Ann Larson 13 who died in a traffic crash near Monroe on Highway 11 will be held at 1 30 p m Friday at Bethel Lutheran Church Madison Rev Stanley Klyve will officiate and burial will be in Norway Grove cemetery Friends may visit Gunderson funeral home Madison until noon Friday Larson a Central Junior High student and Bethel Lutheran church member is survived by her father Virgil Browntown mother Myrtle Madison sister Karen Madison brothers Charles Chippawa Falls and John Madison paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Larson Browntown maternal grandmother Mrs Lena Harlem Morrisonville The accident occurred when the car skidded on ice and struck a telephone pole.
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Myrtle Madison
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Charles
Chippewa Falls
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Lena Harlem
Morrisonville
Argyle man Peter Phillipson dies after long illness
Peter Phillipson of Argyle dies at 4 p m at his home after more than a year of illness. Born March 10 1873 in Argyle Township he lived in Daleyville briefly before returning to Argyle in 1946. Survived by three brothers Theodore Lewis and Edward all at home with four brothers Ole Edwards Lewis and five sisters Anne Tilda Clara Maria Gust. Requiem services at Yellowstone Lutheran church Friday at 1 30 p m Rev M A Sorenson officiating burial in church cemetery. Body to be moved from Erickson funeral home to church at noon Friday. Friends may call at the funeral home. Pope Xit continues improvement taking daily ride and walk in Vatican gardens.
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Daleyville
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One Way Traffic Plan Takes Effect Tuesday in Monroe
Monroe city officials announced one way traffic will begin Tuesday on 10th and 11th streets with signs installed along cross streets and alleys near the square. Traffic will flow east on 13th to 20th and west on 10th from 20th to 13th while parking rules remain, but a meter post on each block will be moved for two way parking on the same street orientation. Snow could delay sign installation and start, but officials expect completion in time.
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12 109 Wisconsin Drivers Lose Permits This Year
In the first 11 months of the year Wisconsin authorities report 12 109 motorists lost driving privileges for poor driving. Last year 10 896 licenses were revoked in the same period. Among this year’s cases 6 552 were for offenses warranting full year revocation.
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U N Secretary Heads to Peiping in Search of Missing Airmen
Dag Hammarskjold begins a U N mission to Red China to win freedom for 11 U S fliers and other UN personnel held captive there. The trip will stop in London and New Delhi before Peiping, with talks planned with Eden Nehru and Chou En lai, aiming to return by January 15 under UN mandate.
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Tito Biographer Declared Traitor
Vladimir Dedijer, Tito biographer and former ally, faced criminal charges after parliament removed his immunity. Newsmen found him unavailable and security blocked access to his home as police cited his absence at 7 p.m. Dedijer, 40, active in wartime resistance, was not reachable for comment.
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Atlanta Doctor Dies After Stroke During Home Rescue
Dr. Paul D. Vella, 40, an endocrinologist, suffered a brain hemorrhage while trying to revive Avon Bonner at the Bonner home. He died in his wife’s arms after responders arrived. Autopsy pending. seven sedative bottles found. Bonner had said his wife twice attempted suicide.
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4-Hers Honor Mrs. Douglas Adult Leader For 20 Years
Mrs R J Douglas of Spring Grove Township received a 4 H leaders pin at the Monroe Country Club recognition lunch. The event marked her 20 years of service, the longest in Green County, with 107 attendees and remarks stressing growth of 4 H membership by 1965.
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Dayton
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Smiley
State Swiss Market s Demand Fair
Madison Wisconsin markets show Swiss cheese steady to firm with fair demand and ample supplies. Prices and offerings vary by grade and format with state brand quotes at 40 to 42 cents, Grade B 39 to 40, and Grade C 37 to 38 cents per pound.
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Atlantic City Banker Admits Taking 48000 For Social Obligations
FBI says Robert F. Johnstone an assistant vice president at Boardwalk National Bank confessed to embezzling 48000 over a decade for personal use and social obligations. The 41 year old father of a college student fought tears at arraignment before U S Commissioner William E Stringer. He allegedly began by taking funds from an account he controlled in 1944 and then created false entries to cover thefts.
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Voegeli Cows Set New Mark in Wisconsin Dairy Records
Jake Voegeli of Monticello set a state record for Brown Swiss cattle and will be recognized at the Wisconsin Brown Swiss Association convention in Madison on Jan 11. Tex Jane Daisy produced 24 747 pounds of milk and 1 073 16 pounds fat in 305 days and 27 530 pounds of milk with 1 206 16 pounds fat in 365 days. Tex Jane Paula, an eight year old show winner, posted 25 702 pounds of milk and 1 031 68 pounds fat in 305 days. Brown Swiss registrations rise nationally and export sales to Central and South America remain strong.
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Imprisoned Cardinal Reported Gravely Ill
Radio Free Europe reported Stefan Cardinal Wyszinski, Polish prelate detained by the Communists last year, gravely ill. The 53 year old was moved from Lidzbark prison to Warsaw and may face a serious operation to save his life.
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Warsaw
French Assembly Divided Over West German Rearmament Fate
Paris deputies confront critical votes on West German rearmament and entry into WEU and NATO. Mendes-France faces potential resignation if defeated, while observers expect a narrow margin of victory amid heavy security outside the chamber.
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Stock Prices Climb In Surge Of Trading
In New York the stock market opened with heavy trading and broad gains. Panhandle Oil rose about a quarter, New York Central gained half a point as the tape lagged up to four minutes and 47 minutes of congestion marked the session.
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