Glenn delays political push as Hays mobilizes in Ohio
Senatorial race in Ohio heats up as John Glenn, the astronaut turned candidate, delays his campaign until Marine Corps release. Rep. Wayne Hays says petitions will circulate in all 88 counties and Glenn will likely face incumbent Stephen Young in the Democratic primary.
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Columbus
Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
Marine Corps
Wayne L. Hays
Glenn
Hays
Stephen M. Young
Young
William L. Coleman
Fred Bohn
Zanesville
Washington
Robert Taft Jr
Ted W. Brown
Reynolds Signals Wisconsin Favorite Son Bid If Johnson Skips
Gov. John W. Reynolds said he would run as a favorite son in Wisconsin’s presidential primary if President Johnson does not enter. Reynolds urged party unity while Lucey appears set for national committeeman, and party talks continue on replacing treasurer John Werner.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Johnson
Wisconsin
David Rabinovitz
U.S. Western District
National Democratic Committee
Ohio
Reynolds
Lucey
John Werner
Milwaukee
John Gronouski
Sherman Stock
Sen
Nelson
Green Bay
John Bittner
Bittner
Thomas Fargen Taken by Death
Thomas Fargen 77 of Hill Point Sauk County died yesterday at home after long illness. Survived by wife Helen two daughters Mrs Lawrence Dunphy and Mrs William Doland four sons Thomas Martin William and LeRoy all of Hill Point area a sister and 32 grandchildren. Burial planned at Keysville cemetery with services pending at Lunenschloss Hansen funeral home Richland Center.
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Albany
Thomas Fargen
Lawrence Dunphy
Hillpoint
Sauk County
Helen
William Doland
Beloit
Thomas
Martin
William
LeRoy
Hill Point Area
Lunenschloss-Hansen, Inc
Richland Center
Keysville Cemetery
Transfusion of Corpse Blood Reported by Michigan Team
A Michigan research team led by Dr. Jack Kevorkian with Neal Nicol and Edwin Rea at Pontiac General Hospital announced the first known direct transfusions of blood from cadavers to living volunteers. They stored corpse blood 12 to 15 days without chemical anticoagulants, citing military and disaster uses.
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Pontiac
Mich
Michigan
Jack Kevorkian
Neal Nicol
Edwin Rea
Pontiac General Hospital
Kevorkian
Olson Readies Ballot Drive for re election bid
Madison Lt. Gov. Jack Olson says he is prepared to run again and asks GOP supporters for backing. He withdrew from the governor race last fall in favor of Warren Knowles, and his current status is the only GOP candidacy facing endorsement opposition. Assembly Speaker Robert Haase plans to seek the lieutenant governor endorsement at the May convention. Olson stated he is now preparing to run for re election.
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Madison
Jack Olson
Olson
Warren Knowles
New Richmond
Assembly
Robert Haase
Marinette
GOP
Sixth Baboon Kidney Transplant Performed
The sixth baboon to man kidney transplant at Colorado General hospital was performed Friday in Denver. The 31 year old recipient was in satisfactory condition after a six hour operation. Of the five previous recipients, one died and four are reportedly progressing satisfactorily.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado General Hospital
Red China to Boost Morale of Army Against Bourgeois Life
Communist China announced a campaign to raise the morale of its Red Army to prevent it from adopting bourgeois ways. The move targets loyalty and discipline amid tensions over ideological purity and modern influences.
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Tokyo
China
Mitchell to serve as acting assistant principal at Monroe High
The School Board approved Lee Mitchell veteran basketball coach and Monroe High faculty member as acting assistant principal at Monroe High. He will fill the vacancy from Ralph Neale who resigns to become New Richmond High principal.
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Lee Mitchell
Monroe High School
Board of Education
Mitchell
Ralph Neale
Richmond High School
Neale
Gerald Ruge
Walter Babula
Monroe
Janis
East School
Alice Custer
Menomonee Falls
Park Board
Planning Commission
University of Wisconsin
Ruge
Whitewater State College
Park Falls High School
MHS
Henry Tschudy
Vocational School
Harold E. Scherer
Huenink
Peter S. Solomon
P. J. Connors
Buri Electric Co
Ludlow Memorial Library
Monroe Electric
William Stuckey
D. M
C. M. Frey
Frey
Osborne Plumbing
Beloit
Honeywell
Supt. Huenink
A. Lee Mitchell
Four Italian engineers suspended after Vaient Dam disaster
The Public Works Ministry of Italy suspended four executive engineers amid an official inquiry into the Vaient Dam disaster that devastated two communities and provoked government scrutiny.
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Rome
Italy
Public Works Ministry
Vaient Dam
Zanzibar Renames Nation The Peoples Republic of Zanzibar
Revolutionary leaders proclaim a new name for the island nation as world powers recognize the rebel government that toppled the sultan. Karume denounces US recognition and orders the arrest and expulsion of U S Consul Picard while most Americans evacuate to safety. Don Petterson remains free as the embassy official.
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Zanzibar
Peoples Republic of
Soviet Union
Abeid Karume
Khrushchev
Tass
Karume
United States
U.S
Frederick P. Picard III
Picard
Donald K. Petterson
Dar Es Salaam
Tanganyika
Khrushchev backs Panama stance on Canal amid tensions
Khrushchev voiced Soviet support for Panama’s move to sever relations with the United States over the canal. U S embassy staff evacuated to the Canal Zone as Panama recalled its diplomats, while U S officials said the break was not final due to consular and aid officials. Khrushchev blamed U S imperialism for the crisis and dismissed Castro involvement. Memorial services were held in the Canal Zone for four U S soldiers killed during recent riots.
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Panama
U.S
Canal Zone
United States
Khrushchev
Washington
Panama City
U.S. State Department
Peace Corps
U.S. Agency For International Development
Johnson
Edwin M. Martin
Canal
Robert Chiari
Moscow
Fidel Castro
Castro
1050 Medics Face Summer Draft Calls
The Defense Department issues a draft call for 1,050 doctors this summer due to insufficient volunteers. It cites too few 1963 medical school graduates entering active duty after internship as the reason.
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Washington
Defense Department
Goldwater Backed by Southern GOP Leaders in Region
Senator Barry Goldwater faces solid Southern support as he campaigns for the Republican presidential nomination. In North Carolina he met leaders at a Fayetteville breakfast and spoke to about 1,200 at a Kinston banquet. Southern organizers believe 9 of 11 states will back Goldwater with only North Carolina and Virginia lacking endorsements.
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Kinston
N.C
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
South
North Carolina
Fayetteville
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
John Grenier
The
Arizona
Grenier
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Alabama
Virginia
Dimes and Dollars Aid in Research for Birth Defects
Ray Smith Jr. outlines Wisconsin birth defect estimates for 1964 with 6 600 affected infants and up to 520 potential deaths. He notes seven percent of US infants have serious defects and cites March of Dimes efforts in polio vaccine progress and support for birth defects and arthritis research nationwide and at UW.
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Wisconsin
Ray Smith Jr
United States
Smith
National Foundation
Voluntary Health Organization
Green County
Kennedy predicts talks to settle Malaysia crisis soon
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy said disputants in the Malaysia Indonesia Philippines crisis will meet at a conference table to resolve differences. He planned further talks with Sukarno in Jakarta next Wednesday after meetings with Macapagal in Manila and Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman in Kuala Lumpur.
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Tokyo
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson
Indonesia
Sukarno
Malaysia
Jakarta
Diosdado Macapagal
The
Phillippines
Manila
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Kuala Lumpur
Subandrio
Philippines
Romney Doubts He’ll Be Drafted
Salt Lake City Governor George Romney of Michigan said at a hometown news conference that he is not a candidate and won’t seek the Republican nomination in 1964. He acknowledged a possible draft but did not expect one, citing Kennedy’s assassination as the major change shaping the nation.
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Salt Lake City
George Romney
Michigan
Kennedy
Mafia fears as fourth Italian immigrant shot in Melbourne
Melbourne reports a fourth Italian immigrant shot amid police probes into Mafia activity in Australia. Authorities continue investigations into organized crime links as the shooting shocks the community and heightens security concerns.
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Melbourne
Australia
Stocks Finish In Mixed Tone On The New York Market
The week saw overall market strength with the Dow advancing to 775.69 as 1,491 issues traded. American Telephone hit a record 144 while several steel, motor, oil, airline, and cigarette stocks lagged. Copper and aluminum price trends supported some rallies, while cigarette sales rose on a milder health report. The five most active NYSE issues were Xerox, Tektronix, Parke Davis, Chrysler, and American Motors.
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New York
American Telephone
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Xerox
Tektronis
Parke Davis
Chrysler (New
American Motors
Parcel Post Rates Rise 13 Percent in April
Postage boosts take effect April 1 after Interstate Commerce Commission approval. Based on 1962 volume the higher rates are expected to raise about 75.4 million dollars in additional revenue.
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Washington
John A. Gronouski
Interstate Commerce Commission
Feed help approved for three Wisconsin counties
Secretary Freeman notified Wisconsin officials that livestock feed assistance has been approved for Door Jefferson and Waukesha Counties.
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Madison
Freeman
Wisconsin
Door
Jefferson
Waukesha
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William Davidson
Alvin Kubly
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Bruce Reichert
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