Thompson Snares Plea in Reynolds District Suit
Thompson refuses Reynolds plea amid district suit and budget deadlock as Assembly delays executive budget action. lawmakers consider new moves to resolve Wisconsin fiscal crisis while calls for recess without a 1963 65 budget persist.
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Debris Found From Northwest DC7. No Survivors Reported
Debris including life jackets and luggage recovered after a Northwest Airlines DC7 vanished 60 miles off the British Columbia coast. All 101 aboard were believed lost. The list included 29 dependents and one Air Force civilian, with searchers unable to locate any survivors.
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Air Force
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Sitka
Firemen Extinguish Car Blaze on 16th Street
Firefighters answered a late night call to 2003 16th Street at 8 55 p m to extinguish a car fire owned by Harold Johnson of 1809 10th Street. Fire Chief Josef J Benkett said the blaze started when the carburetor caught fire.
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Court Upholds School Action in Mosel District Ruling
MADISON The State Supreme Court refused to review policy determinations by the state superintendent of public instruction in a Sheboygan County school reorganization case. It affirmed a circuit court ruling on whether the Mosel district should be attached to Howard’s Grove or Sheboygan. The court said changes in the system must come from the Legislature.
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Supreme Court
Fanatics kill five in Victoria blood sacrifice
Mexican authorities report a sect killing five people in Victoria. Forty suspects are being held for questioning after fanatics burned two victims at the stake and three others died in a gun battle.
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Victoria
Mexico
Guat UTI n Dian Encampment Detachments Mobilize for Camp McCoy
Two advance detachments will depart June 12 and 15 with the main body leaving Monroe Armory at 6 30 am Saturday June 15 for Camp McCoy. Guardsmen return June 29 after rendezvous at two points and final assembly at Camp Malaaw.
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Walter Fischer
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Otto Erzinger
Camp Mala Aw
Sylvia Lee to make final Dairy Month appearance in Monroe
Miss Sylvia Lee Colfax will end her reign as Alice in Dairyland later this month. She will visit Monroe tomorrow to promote June Dairy Month at the First National Bank and hand out samples of Green County cheese. Free milk will be dispensed and a Creamery right in the bank lobby will be featured.
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Palatine Guardsmen Take Up Palace Posts
The Palatine Guard of Honor in Vatican City dressed in blue uniforms and plumed hats as Pope John died and began duty across the Apostolic Palace. About 100 guardsmen from Rome’s aristocratic Catholic families serve without pay during papal functions.
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Hoffa Teamsters leader indicted in $20 million pension loan scheme
Federal grand jury charged James R. Hoffa and seven associates with fraudulently obtaining over $20 million in loans from the Central States Pension Fund. The 28 count indictment followed two years of investigation by the grand jury. Morrow night a discussion planned to hire an assistant home agent. Miss Fenner arrived in Monroe from Plymouth and had long 4H work in Sheboygan County before earning a home economics degree from Stout State College in 1959.
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Hoffa and Eight Charged in $1 Million Pension Fund Theft
The indictment accuses James Hoffa and seven others of diverting over $1 million from a Chicago headquartered $200 million pension fund. It alleges Hoffa as trustee hid false statements to fellow trustees. Named co defendants include Benya Dranow Abe Weinblatt S George Burris Herbert Burris Samuel Hyman Calvin Kovens Zachary Strate Jr.
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Miami Baech
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New York City
Herbert R. Burris
George
Samuel Hyman
Miami Beach
Calvin Kovens
Zachary A. Strate Jr
New Orleans
Election of a New Pope Described Amid Conclave Hopes
The article outlines the papal election process and ritual moments as a new pope is chosen. It notes a cardinal deacon announcing the result from St. Peter’s balcony and cites historic conclaves, including Pius XII, John, and Gregory X, and traces the evolution of papal succession since St. Peter.
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Sewage Disposal Problem Studied In City Council
Brodhead city council discussed possible police patrols to enforce boat speed and picnic regulations on the Brodhead raceway and Decatur Lake. City Atty. Stencel read a PSC communication proposing potential regulations to address the issue.
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Brodhead Raceway
Decatur Lake
Joseph Stencel
State Public Service Commission
Papal Mourning Under Way As Cardinals Plan Conclave
Vatican officials announced a nine day mourning period beginning Wednesday. Cardinals will meet daily to handle affairs and prepare for the conclave to elect the new pope after Pope John XXIII lies in state in red pontifical robes.
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Stock List Mixed Gains In Active New York Market
Motors and aluminums led a mixed stock market with active trading. Volume was about 5.7 million shares, up from 5.41 million Monday, with fractional gains and losses. Chrysler rose over a point after early losses while American Motors traded heavily and edged higher. General Motors slipped slightly.
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Blood mobile program faces possible closure in county
At a county meeting in St. Clare Hospital staff room over 50 attendees urged support for blood mobile visits. The unit has reached 70 percent of its quota this year, down from 90 to 100 percent in prior years, risking discontinuation without more donors.
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Kennen O’connor
Madison
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L. J. Peterson
Brodhead Council Discusses Rules and Projects
City Atty Joseph Stence notes curbs on excess motorboat speeds to reduce disorder. Water and Light head engineers report water drops six inches due to vandals removing headgate planks. Odor at sewage plant discussed with State Sanitary Engineer urging solutions. Fire Chief seeks 400 dollar mobile radio unit for Brodhead fire truck. Four railroad crossings to be rebuilt at cost 7300 by William J King and Co with Milwaukee Railroad installing new ties and planks.
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Decatur Lake
Joseph Stence
State Public Service Commission
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Water and Light Commission
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Power and Light Co
Harold Leutz
Truman Olin
Green County
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Thunder and Lightning Offer Hope of Rain At Pool
Opening day report notes 852 swimmers counted as the pool opens. James Mauermann, acting mark and recreation director, said water temperature was 74 degrees. The pool will operate 4 to 9 p.m. this week and stay open during supper hour.
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Francis Gombar Jr
Calvin Wickline
Arthur Riemer
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Mercury
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Mark
Mauermann
JFK Presses Fast Track For Civil Rights Push
President Kennedy plans to urge Congress to approve a broad civil rights package after meeting with 100 Southern outlet leaders at the White House. An agreement in principle with Democratic leaders would ban racial segregation in private business and public facilities and grant the attorney general authority to file federal suits for individual rights violations.
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Congress
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Dminn
Humphrey
Attorney General
Man Orders Lie Detector Test in Portia Bufford Slaying
A 10 year old man who told police he saw Portia Bufford before her death has agreed to take a lie detector test. He faces dis orderly conduct charges for dating a 26 year old woman. Police planned the test for today as authorities investigated the brutal slaying of Portia, an 8 year old girl lured from her playmates by a man described by witnesses.
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Zimic Nidait Utcnuicu
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Rockefeller Says He Still Seeks GOP Presidential Nomination
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller states he remains a potential candidate for the Republican nomination. He rejects the idea that his recent marriage hurts his chances. His wife, Deborah, receives praise at her debut as First Lady during a formal dinner for about 400 guests, amid ongoing divorce criticisms.
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New York State
Nelson urges zoning to curb slums at interstate interchanges
Senator Gaylord Nelson asks Congress to set zoning standards to prevent the spread of slums at interstate highway interchanges, urging federal action to control urban blight along the system.
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Gaylord Nelson
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