O Konski Sees Rockefeller Path to Wisconsin 1964 Nomination
Rep. Alvin E. O Konski says he will press Gay Rockefeller for the 1964 GOP nomination in Wisconsin after weak 1960 efforts. He notes Rockefeller improved support in the state, believes a Rockefeller Goldwater ticket could win, and predicts Rockefeller would beat Kennedy in Wisconsin by a margin similar to Nixon in 1960.
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Washington
Alvin E. O’konski
R- Wis
Wisconsin
Gay Rockefeller
New York
O’konski
Rockefeller
Sen. Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Senate
Nixon
Kennedy
Card Puncher Faces Charges of Job Graft
A New York tabulating machine clerk in the city personnel department is accused of altering machine cards to aid friends for free or charge up to 300 dollars for others. Alfred Nisbet, suspended from a 4800 dollar year post since 1952, allegedly falsified information for 22 applicants, with 13 hired or promoted. All appointments and promotions were revoked.
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New York
Alfred Nisbet
Louis Kaplan
Nisbet
Clarno Classy Clubbers Drama and Music Festival
The Clarno Classy Clubbers staged a Drama and Music Festival at Ludlow Memorial Library with Audrey Beach presiding. The 4H band featured Audrey Beach and others performing two numbers and multiple skits including Enter the Hero and Hollywood Proposing. A clarinet quartet, accordion solo, and several piano and vocal pieces were presented by club members, with various participants including Anne Silvis, Jane Huffman, Karen Herbert, and Delores Lauper.
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Clarno
Ludlow Memorial Library
Audrey Beach
Karen Herbert
Jane Huffman
Janis Sandley
Renee Schuetz
Anne
Carolyn
Silvis
David Beutel
Danny Meier
Nordean Bloom
Anna Wuethrich
Renne
Aleda Schuetz
Roger Goepfert
Hollywood
Delores Lauper
William Hartwig
Marlea Schuetz
Audrey
Paul Beach
David
Daniel Gaukapp
Denee Schuetz
Richard Goephert
Gloria Beutel
Dean Walters
Margie Bernet
Steven Fuchs
Nancy Ekum
Jan Huffman
Bill Hartwig
Roger Goephert
Press Group to Meet Madison in Milwaukee Convention
Wisconsin Press Association announced speakers for its annual Milwaukee convention May 23 to 25 including Rep. Melvin Laird Gov. John W Reynolds and cartoonist Al Capp. The group gathers weekly and semi weekly newspapers as members.
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Madison
Wisconsin Press Association
Milwaukee
Melvin Laird
John W. Reynolds
al Capp
Pact Quelled Nations Agree on Atomic Ban
Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos announced on radio television that he and leaders of Brazil Bolivia Chile and Ecuador have pledged not to make receive test or store atomic weapons in a regional accord aimed at curbing nuclear arms.
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Mexico City
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Brazil
Bolivia
Chile
Ecuador
Tower of Pisa to receive 3.2 million lift program
Engineers from Pisa and experts warn the Leaning Tower could topple by 2100 unless stabilized. A four year plan worth 3.2 million funds supports subterranean soundings and anchoring with two large steel screens 150 feet apart to brace the tower and preserve its lean.
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Pisa
Italy
Letterio Donato
University of Pisa
Foundations Begun to Stabilize Monticello Tower
Construction plans describe installing eight pneumatic caissons in an outer ring 185 feet from the tower at 36 feet depth, each caisson 53 feet square. The project aims to remove old supporting soil beneath the structure and replace it with a new substructural foundation using modern techniques.
Aides of Eichmann To Go on Trial Soon
Frankfurt report says two former Eichmann aides will face trial for share of responsibility in the murder of at least 300000 Hungarian Jews. Herman Krumey aged 58 and Otto Hunsche 51 allegedly extorted millions from victims via false promises of salvation.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Adolf Eichmann
Herman Krumey
Otto Hunsche
Krumey
Eichmann
Hungary
Hunsche
Farm Scene Advice On Corn Root Worm Control
Agricultural expert E. H. Fisher from Sanaa Rae See emphasizes precautions for corn root worm in second-year crops. He advises preplant soil application of aldrin or heptachlor, 0.5 to 1 pound per acre, via broadcast, with starter fertilizer, or behind planter shoe, noting granule strength preferences and mixing options.
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E. H. Fisher
Sanaa Rae
Fisher
Mosquitoes Attracted to Banana Eaters in Filipino Study
A Filipino experiment reports mosquitoes are more attracted to people who eat bananas. Researchers suggest banana consumption may alter skin chemistry or odor, increasing mosquito preference. The study notes sample size and methods, signaling possible implications for bite prevention strategies.
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King Peitores Senicate, Inc
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Marie
Monroe
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Mmes
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Atkinson
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Dale
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Florence
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Leonard Drye
Martintown
Thomas Brusyeen
Cyril Burns
Mt. Horeb
R. E. Hoskins
Dodgeville
Jack Moskins
Hoskins
Charles Schnetzler
Mr. Hoskins
United States Air Force
Kenneth E. Blaine
Francis T. Blaine
Robert G. Leibold
Gene V. Leibold
Benton
Lackland Afb
Tex
Theodore P. Bergum
Ervin W. Bergum
Belleville
Lowry Afb
Colo
Kroger
Boston
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Texas
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Neapolis
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