Soviet Premier May Visit Brazil
Khrushchev’s Cuba trip fuels talk of extending to Brazil though Brazil lacks Kremlin ties. Brazil avoides formal invitation while nationalist currents push to ease relations with the United States. Kosygin’s Brazil stop highlights a 100 million dollar three year trade deal amid political tension with leftist parties and nationalist sentiment.
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Body Found in Expressed Trunk In Argentia Case
Canadian police and railroad officials seek the shipper of a trunk sent from Toronto to Argentia on May 4 containing a peroxide blonde woman in her 20s. The partly decomposed body was found Tuesday at the Argentia railroad express office near the naval base. The woman stood about 5 feet 1 1/2 inches and weighed around 115 pounds.
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Soldier pins theft after finding his car
A Ft. Campbell, Kentucky, soldier Woodrow Patterson and a fellow service member flagged down a man driving the car they reported stolen in Nashville. They detained driver Frank Cecil Edmondson until police arrived.
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Monticello Social Notes Highlight Local Graduations
Mrs. C D Curtis reports Monticello residents including the Landrys in Madison visiting Mrs. Hamilton in Arlington while their son Thomas Jr. graduates from the University of Wisconsin agricultural school. Family visits, trips to New Glarus, Verona, and Monroe accompany weekend activities and a Brown Swiss cattle sale. Airman John Schmid returns on leave from Walker AFB New Mexico, with local relatives visiting throughout the period.
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Becker
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Milwaukee
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Apple River
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Order of the Arrow
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Etta Babler
Monroe
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Willis Babber
Brodhead
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Baraboo
Howard Voegeli
Voegeli
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Ankara Named Capital Of Turkey For Bolder Climate
Ankara chosen as capital due to drier more invigorating climate compared with Istanbul humid heat. The decision notes Ankara’s suitability for government operations and national focus.
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NORAD Exercises 6000 Officers in North American Test Alert
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo. Top NORAD officials were called to a test alert at 1230 a m today to train 6000 officers in the United States and Canada. Gen Laurence S Kuter said no interceptor flights or missiles would be used and no intruder aircraft would participate.
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