JFK Urges Fast Desegregation Push From White House
President Kennedy urged 100 business leaders to speed up racial integration in Southern stores theaters and restaurants. Executives urged gradual voluntary programs while White House aides pressed Congress for a mandatory bill amid fears of renewed Negro demonstrations. The Federal Reserve noted Birmingham retail sales fell sharply during the May period of unrest.
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Washington
Kennedy
South
Torask Congress
Wirtz
Jieepledgeu
Philadelphia
White House
States
District of Columbia
Tale
Restaurante Operat
Ing
Robert Kennedy
Milton Elsberg
Drug Fair Stores
Alexandria
Federal Reserve Board
Birmingham
Rain Bypasses Monroe as Storms Move In
The Monroe area again received little rain while nearby regions saw moisture. Albany reported nearly half an inch at 3 am, Madison 3.67 inches since midnight, and Dousman 2.10 inches with winds damaging a lumber yard and homes. Scattered storms were forecast for tonight across southern Minnesota Wisconsin and extreme northern Iowa.
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Monroe
Albany
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Redwood Falls
Minn
la Crosse
Wis
Madison
Dousman
Waukesha County
Shawano Husband Gets Life in Double Killing
Milton Habeck a 42 year old dairy farmer pleaded guilty to two counts of first degree murder for killing his wife Delores 34 and her mother Matilda Meyer 63 in a pre dawn shooting at Mrs Meyer's home Delores had just given birth three weeks earlier Habeck was sentenced to life in prison on both counts by County Judge R H Fischer.
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Shawano
Milton Habeck
R. H. Fischer
Habeck
Delores
Matilda Meyer
Thousands Pay Tearful Tributes To Humble Pope
Tens of thousands file past Pope John XXIII in St. Peter's Basilica as cardinals plan a June 19 conclave. Cardinal Tisserant crushes the pope's ring to symbolize new papal authority. Envoys from many nations attend high funeral rites with Vice President Johnson likely to represent the United States.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
St. Peter's Basilica
Caimoné Cauren
Rome
Vatican
Sistine Chapel
Pope John
College of Cardinals
Frenchborn
Eugene Tisserant
DanetIohn
Ecumenical Council
Via Della Conciliazione
Pius XI
Mar
Basilica
Corpus Christi
Washington
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
State Swiss Market Steady Demand Good
Madison Wisconsin cheddar market steady with irregular demand from fair to good in some areas and mostly fills in others. Supplies of all styles are ample and prices for cheddar range from 35 to 38 for 40 pound blocks and 39 to 44 for various forms. Swiss market steady with demand mostly good and supplies adequate to short. State brand blocks 43 to 44, Grade B 40 to 42, Grade C 37 to 39.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Frito-Lay Reports Earnings and Sales Rise
Frito-Lay Inc of Dallas operating a plant in Monroe reports 17 percent rise in earnings and 11 percent gain in sales for the first 36 weeks of the fiscal year ending May 4. Net earnings climbed from 86 cents per share to $1 and sales from $99,156,680 to $110,271,995.
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Frito-Lay, Inc
Dallas
Monroe
Fladger F. Tannery
Judge bars Wallace from doorway stand over Alabama desegregation
U S District Judge Seybourn Lynne issues injunction prohibiting Gov George C Wallace or allies from blocking the federal court ordered desegregation of the University of Alabama campus while not banning him from campus. The ruling affirms federal supremacy and condemns state sovereignty claims. Wallace’s supporters warned of civil unrest but the judge prayed for law and order.
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Birmingham
Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
U.S. Dist
Seybourn H. Lynne
Wallace
United States
Lynne
Alabama
Jonah
Wirz Appointed Seminary Rector for Holy Name
Msgr. Wirz of Madison was named rector of the Holy Name Seminary now under construction on West Beltline road and Highpoint in Madison. The $3 million facility will open in September 1964 with Rev. Donald H. Lins named procurator and Wirz serving as chancellor since 1958.
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Monroe
Wins
Holy Name Seminary
Madison
William P. O'Connor
Msgr
Wirz
Otto A. Wirz
15Th Street
Milwaukee
St. Francis Minor Seminary
Donald H. Lins
St. Tigara
Tungresaciun
Casbridge
Lins
St. Victor's Church
West Beltline Highway
Highpoint Road
Argyle High School
St. Francis Major Seminary
Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C
O'Connor
Rome
Ecumenical Council
John XXIII
St. Bernard's Catholic Church
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
O’connor
Msgr. Wirz
Queen of Apostles Seminary
N. Wits
Senior Advisers Entertained Here at High School Event
William Klemm and Ronald Wilde led the devotions before the Senior class banquet. A program in the "M" Room followed for 133 seniors and advisers Edmund Anderson Mrs W C Bender Mrs Donald Siedschlag and Miss Patt Van Dyke. Dr George Barry showed films birthday parties prom and exchange parties and a baby picture guessing contest. Gerald Kubly read the class will and prophecy and dancing followed.
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William Klemm
Ronald Wilde
Snes Ind. OY
Edmund Anderson
W. C. Bender
Donald Siedschlag
Patt van Dyke
George Barry
Gerald ‘Kubly
Typhoon Polly Kills Fifteen in Tokyo Area
Typhoon Polly moved into the Pacific leaving 18 dead in Japan, one missing and 17 injured. Police warned the missing and injured toll would rise as authorities assess coastal damage.
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Tokyo
Polly
Pacific
Japan
Aldermen Revisit City Structure Proposals in Madison
The State Welfare Director warned of drastic cuts without a new 1963 64 budget. A 17 percent funding reduction would force layoffs of 900, prison expansions cut, and closures of Mendota Winnebago and Central state hospitals among other measures. County aid for the elderly and disabled would shrink, with specific reductions in mental health services and day care. The agency employs about 5560 workers.
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Madison
State Department of Public Welfare
Wilbur Schmidt
Schmidt
A. Eke Eis
Reynolds
New
Fox Lake
Kettle Moraine School
Black River Forestry Camp
Mendota
Winnebago
Central Colony
Central State Hospital
Food Poisoning Sours West Point Awards Luncheon Crowd
About 50 distinguished visitors fell ill from food poisoning after an awards luncheon at the U S Military Academy West Point. Roughly 25 stayed overnight in the base hospital but none were seriously ill, and no cadets contracted illness. The event honored donors for the class of 1963 which graduates today.
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West Point
N.Y
U.S. Military Academy
Everett O. Post
Officers Club
Post
City Council Deadlocks Over Fire Police Station Plan
City officials remain split on scope and funding for a new fire and police station. The property committee, city attorney, and mayor seek a fresh approach with sketches from multiple architects while delaying contract signing with Stanley W. Howe. Residents urged advisory input as land sale and boundary concerns prompt scrutiny.
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William J. Schmitz
Stanley W. Howe
Orville R. Evans
Howe
Schmitz
Special Citizens Advisory
Evans
Lester M. Johnson
Johnson
First Ward
Aneau
Anique Johnson
Evan C. Chambers
Chambere
Delivyn Brandenburg
FFA Convention Opens Monday At Green Lake
The state FFA convention begins 1 30 p m Monday at the American Baptist Assembly grounds Green Lake and runs to noon Wednesday. Kenneth C Allen Monroe adviser leads delegates including officers Steven Dignan Alvin Tschudy and James Salesman. Other members receive State Farmer Degree. Karl Drye Wisconsin FFA secretary will speak at a Monday session. Notable degree recipients include Larry Whitehead Verlen J Eberle Larry Disch and Gary O Lien.
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FFA
American Baptist Assembly
Green Lake
Kenneth C. Allen
Monroe
Steven Dignan
Alvin Tschudy
James Salesman
Robert Ruehlew
Richard Sippell
Robert Timm
Karl Drye
Drye
University of Wisconsin
Oscar Drye
Route 1
Browntown
Wisconsin Farmer
Larry Whitehead
Verlen J. Eberle
Juda
Larry Disch
New Glarus
Gary O. Lien
Belleville
Voting Machine Setup Approved By Legislature
The Assembly passed a bill to require voting machines in cities over 10 000 population with Governor Reynolds to decide. The voice vote saw a 19 to 13 motion to kill defeated. Authors include Earl McEssy and Walter Hollander with criticism from Peter Carr.
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Madison
Wicos
Assembly
Senate
Reynolds
Earl McEssy
Fond du Lac
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Peter Carr
Janesville
Milwaukee
Atty
George Thompson
Thompson
State Supreme Court
Sugar stocks rise on NYSE amid trading surge
Sugar issues climb on the New York Stock Exchange as futures rally and refined sugar prices drop. Trading is heavy with an estimated six million shares changing hands, up from about 5.95 million Tuesday. Chrysler trims gains largely.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Chrysler
Assembly votes to raise beer age to nineteen statewide
The Wisconsin State Assembly approved a bill to raise the minimum beer buying age from 18 to 19 and remove the local option, in a 58 to 35 vote. The Senate had passed 19 as the minimum but kept local option. the Assembly amended to eliminate it, sparking criticism it may not create uniform age enforcement.
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Madison
State Assembly
Senate
House
Assembly
Danish ambassador's widow kills husband then dies
In Copenhagen police report the American wife of Denmark's former ambassador Henrik Kauffmann slit his throat and killed herself with a letter explaining the act. The 63 year old Charlotte MacDougall Kauffmann left notes to relatives before dying, saying she acted to spare him further suffering from cancer.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Henrik Kauffmann
Kauffmann
Beaufort
S.C
William D. MacDougall
Washington
Free World
DROWNS IN POOL ROCK FALLS
No. 1 Page Four reports Robert Hoover 17 a ward of the State Department of Public Welfare drowned Tuesday while swimming with companions in the mill pond at Rock Falls Dunn County Wisconsin.
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Pool Rock Falls
Wis
Robert Hoover
State Department of Public Welfare
Mill Pond
Dunn County
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St. Joseph
Avoca
St. Malachy
Clyde
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Paul Lindsay
Eagles
Green County Cancer Society
Marie Geigel
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