Soviet Defector Granted Asylum In U S Geneva Case Subplot
Washington confirms Yuri Nosenko seeks political asylum and is in federal protection after Geneva incident. Russia demands interview. Swiss and Soviet envoys question him. Gromyko protests U S conduct. Details on defection path and secrets remain undisclosed.
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Quiz Nosenko
Washington
Yuri I. Nosenko
State Department
Nosenko
Geneva
America
Richard I. Phillips
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Moscow
Gromyko
United States
Hubbs Missing On Plane Trip
In Provo Utah a search spanning three states for Ken Hubbs 22 year old Cubs second baseman and NL rookie of the year continues after he failed to arrive in California. Hubbs and companion Dennis Doyle left Provo at 10 am Thursday in Hubbs light plane and were listed missing Friday night when not located.
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Provo
Utah
Ken Hubbs
California
Hubbs
Chicago Cubs
Colton
Calif
Dennis Doyle
A Sincere Thank You For Monroe Christmas Stocking Drive
The United Fund project Christmas Stocking, run by Monroe Women's Club volunteers, benefited over 500 people with 67 food boxes and 64 beer packages delivered December 23. Co chairs report totals of 1112.49 in expenses and generous donations from United Fund, individuals, and local groups.
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Monroe
United Fund
Monroe Woman’s Club
Allie Holtshopple
Kenneth Stuart
David Bennett
James Forbes
Lion’s Club
Cheer
Dearth Motors
Bruni-Miller Co
Marie Pagel
United Fund of Monroe
Indus* Itial Arts Club
Monroe High School
Girls Service Club
MHS
Ernest Spring
Frito-Lay Inc
Sunbeam
E. C. Hamilton
W F Steindorf Albany Man Dies Unexpectedly
William Frederick Steindorf 78 of Albany died of an apparent heart attack at his home. Born Sept 13 1885 in Decatur Township he was married three times first to Bertha Streeck then to Flossie Lewis. Surviving are his wife and a daughter from the first marriage Mrs Lloyd Edwards. He was the last of his family with two brothers and three sisters dead. He belonged to Albany First Baptist Church. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at Sharer funeral home with Rev Dan MacDonald officiating burial in Hillcrest cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Aldan
Imnes
William Frederick Steindorf
Decatur Township
Carl and
Otillie Bendix Steindorf
Brodhead
Bertha Streeck
Flossie Lewis
Six Hospitalized After Car and Truck Collide in County
A head on collision on Highway 81 near the Junction House left six people from Argyle Blanchardville and Monroe hospitalized at St. Clare hospital. Among the injured are Mrs. Walter Fuchs 50 Mrs. Charles Meyer 41 and Barbara Burns 25. The farm truck driver Almon G Bleiler 58 had no injuries. Deputy reports say the crash occurred four miles northwest of Monroe while Bleiler was en route to Monroe to finish funeral arrangements for his father. All six patients hospitalized within 15 minutes. Two early morning county accidents on County Trunk E involved Donald H Broten 25 Albany who tipped over his car two miles south of Albany.
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Blanchardville
Argyle
Monroe
St. Clare
Junction House
Walter Fuchs
Route 2
Charles Meyer
Almon G. Bleiler
Bleiler
George W. Bleiler
Snow Incoming As County Forecast By Tonight
Snow is possible in Monroe with two to three inches expected late today and early this evening. Fronts from the Rocky Mountains drive storms into the Central Plains and Midwest bringing near blizzard conditions to Nebraska and Kansas. If snow arrives, skies will clear afterward with cooler temperatures. Wisconsin’s chance remains uncertain per Lam.
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Monroe
Rocky Mountains
Central Plains
Midwest
Nebraska
Kansas
Wisconsin
Lam
County to Seek Aid On Emergency Feed Plan
Green County Disaster Committee chaired by William A. Tschudy says aid through the Emergency Feed program will be sought, but the application is delayed to March 15 to prepare a realistic request. Members Myron Jeglum and Robert Lovell note current feed scarcity and high prices must trigger relief, while the state committee may not approve now. Local farmers sell foundation cows as feed remains tight. grain dealers report corn at normal price.
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William A. Tschudy
Green County Disasters Committee
Green County
Green County Disaster Committee
Tschudy
Myron Jeglum
Robert Lovell
FHA
Sinatra Jr Refutes Kidnapping Claims In Court
In a Los Angeles trial Frank Sinatra Jr. testifies as the key witness in his own kidnapping case. Defense lawyers led by Gladys Towles Root pressed him on his silence during the Lake Tahoe incident and alleged the kidnapping was staged as a publicity stunt. Sinatra denied the accusations, stating he did not want anyone harmed and rejected the staged plot theory.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
Gladys Towles Root
Morris Lavine
Sinatra
Mrs. Root
Eddie Mathews and Ernie Johnson Aid Car Crash Victim
Eddie Mathews and Ernie Johnson of the Milwaukee Braves helped at a crash scene in Theresa Wisconsin. The two men freed 16 year old Jo Ann Steier from a car struck by a utility pole on Highway 175 three miles south of Theresa and she was taken to West Bend hospital.
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Dheresa
Wis
Eddie Mathews
Ernie Johnson
Milwaukee Braves
Mathews
Braves
Johnson
Dodge County
Jo Ann Steier
West Bend
Highway 175
Theresa
Steier
West Bend Hospital
Jaycettes Plan Sketches in Fashion March 16
The 7th Annual Charity Fashion Show will be held Monday March 16 at Turner Hall with the theme Sketches in Fashion. Co chairs are Mrs John Ferron and Mr John Kundert. narrator is Mrs Eileen Steens cud. production directors are Mrs John Zallahan and Mrs Philip Tee han. Tickets available from members, banks, shoe stores, Milady's Florines Made-O-Day and the Style Shop or at the door. Proceeds support Jaycette projects including cerebral palsy and mental health programs and a Girl Scout troop.
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Turner Hall
Gay Swenson
William Teuscher
Richard Rhyner
Times
Ne Mounee Jaycetes Today
John Ferron
John Kundert
Eileen Steenscud
John Zallahan
Philip Teehan
Milady’s
Jaycette
New Tax Forms To Be Expected
The Internal Revenue Service plans to rush 12 to 15 million new forms and instruction sheets to post offices and banks within a week after final action on the income tax cut bill. About 6 million taxpayers must file estimated income tax returns due to partial withholding. New withholding rates drop to 14 percent from 18 percent. new employer tables were mailed this week. The forms will not be mailed to taxpayers to avoid confusion with last month’s package.
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Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Thal
Wisconsin cigarette sales fall 9.6 percent in six weeks
Madison reports tobacco tax figures showing Wisconsin cigarette sales for the first six weeks of 1964 down 9.6 percent from 1963. Ellsworth Jones, director of cigaret and beverage tax division, notes 50,310,700 packages sold so far this year versus 55,660,000 in the same period last year.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Tax Department
Ellsworth Jones
Cigaret and
Ohio slayings suspect dies by own action near farm
Rudy Zamora, 20, sought in the killing of four at the Wildman farm, fatally shot himself as deputies closed in six miles southwest of Athens. His body lay on a ridge half a mile from the murder scene after a rampage that left W. M. Wildman 57, Mildred 60, Eugene 14, Geneva Pierce 26 dead and two others wounded. Patricia Wildman 22 and Danny Pierce 6 survived.
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Athens
Ohio
Rudy Zamora
Zamora
Story Farm
Here
Patricia Wildman
Glenn McDaniel
Danny Pierce
Patricia
Danny
Wildman
W. M. Wildman
Mildred
Eugene
Geneva Pierce
Dean
David Pierce
Blue Cross Denies Cost-Plus Claim Over State Hospital Fees
Milwaukee Wiscon sin Blue Cross spokesman Leo N Suycott denied Insurance Board charges that a cost plus contract covered state employee hospital insurance. He said the 1960 agreement has not been cost plus and that Blue Cross pays affiliated hospitals 97 percent of charges. The board seeks roughly 200000 in alleged overcharges, claiming a three percent discount was not reflected.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Blue Cross
State Insurance Board
Leo N. Suycott
Blue Cross Organization
Insurance Board
F. N. MacMillin
Blue Cross
Ball Appeals To Both Sides For New Trace
U S diplomat George Ball pressed Greece and Turkey for an international peace force to avert invasion of Cyprus. Turkish naval movements and Greek Cypriot fighting escalated as Ball met Paraskevopoulos in Nicosia and then London, amid NATO jitters and calls for more British troops.
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Nsw
U.S
George W. Ball
Cyprus
Greece
Paraskevopoulos
Ball
Ankara
Turkey
U.N
London
U.S. Air Force
Alec Douglas - Home
United States
Iskenderun
Mediterranean
Makarious
NATO
Alec Douglas-Home
Washington
Polis
Paphos-Kitma
Ruby Jury Issue To Start Monday
Dallas prosecutors and defense prepare to pick 12 fair jurors from 900 county citizens in the Jack Ruby murder trial. Melvin Belli says the task is impossible amid local prejudice toward Ruby who killed Lee Harvey Oswald. District Attorney Henry Wade insists a fair jury can be found. Judge Brown says juror questioning will test fairness and has not ruled on moving the trial.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Dallas County
Melvin Belli
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dist
Henry Wade
Joe B. Brown
Texas
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Chandler - Connors
Monroe Post Office
Harvey Elmer
Freda M. Bray
Orville R. Evans
Lester M. Johnson
Fred R. Simpson
Delivyn Brandenburg
Brandenburg Plumbing and Heating Co
Joseph Kuhne
Kuhne Lumber Co
LaVerne Olson
Olson Electrical Co
W.F. Steindorf
Albany
Eddie
Ernie
Jaycettes
Britain
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