Five Die In Wisconsin Auto Crashes Early Today
Five persons died in three Wisconsin highway crashes, four from Milwaukee, boosting 1963 toll to 230. A head on collision near Mequon killed Lester Churney 60 and his wife about 60 and Jerry Ford 18. driver Andris Ozols 18 injured. Other fatalities included Stephen Nowakowski 18 in Whitefish Bay and James Portegus 20 near Green Lake. The crashes involved high speeds and a tree impact, with details from Mequon and Green Lake County police.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lester J. Churney
Jerry Ford
Mequon
Ozaukee County
Churneys
Ford
Andris Ozols
Ozols
Stephen Nowakowski
White Fish Bay
James Portegus
Zion
Ill
Ripon College
Green Lake
Port Washington
Donges Bay
Robert Meine Saint Appeare
Ozoss
Mielke
Lloyd Schoephoester
Green Lake County
Portegus
Portegys
Thea
Schoephoester
Lee Gordon
Lincolnwod
Inl
Schoeph
Six From Area Attain 32nd Degree at Scottish Rite Event
Six from the area joined 122 lodge members earning the 32nd degree at the semi annual reunion of Scottish Rite Bodies in Madison Wisconsin at the Madison Masonic Temple Clarence S Franklin of Evansville was the oldest member Other class members included Andrew Aslakson Blanchardville Adolph J Jaggi Argyle Bruce W Timm and Edwin W Jaggi Mohawk and Slava R Scheide Divur7ry with Mt Horeb
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Blue Lodge
Valley of Madison
Madison Masonic Temple
Clarence S. Franklin
Evansville
Andrew Aslakson
Blanchardville
Adolph J. Jaggi
Argyle
Bruce W. Timm
Edwin W. Jaggi
Ahaad
Slava R. Scheide
Mt. Horeb
McNamara Distorts Facts on TFX Award at UW Meeting
Washington correspondent Clark R. Mollenhoff blasted Secretary McNamara for distortion in awarding a 16.5 billion TFX contract to General Dynamics over Boeing. He spoke to editors and executives at the University of Wisconsin Journalism Institute, asserting the advisory board favored Boeing and that the decision process was misrepresented.
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Madison
Washington
McNamara
Mollenhoif
Startim
Cowles
TFX
Air Force
Navy
Boeing
Shallberg Elected by Angus Breeders
Richard R. Shallberg of Clarno Township is elected to membership in the American Angus Association of St. Joseph Missouri, as reported by secretary Frank Richards. He is among five breeders of registered Angus cattle from Wisconsin to be elected this month.
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Richard R. Shallberg
Clarno Township
Worker Survey Guides Monroe Industry Recruitment
Monroe chamber survey shows over 300 residents expressing job interest with 142 from Monroe and 20 from Albany. Data compiled to aid management decisions while protecting names and addresses. results indicate diverse age groups and substantial out-of-town replies.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Monroe
Texas
Personner— Rer Industries
Illinois
Albany
New Glarus
No Toll Phone Service Approved for Belleville
The Public Service Commission approved a no-toll service between Belleville and Madison to begin within a year and also a no-toll between Deerfield and Madison. A Belleville survey showed 87 percent of subscribers favored no toll with a monthly rate increase. The toll system will continue in operation in other areas including Mondican and Mazamania crews and Madison and Mt. Horeb.
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Belleville
Madison
Public Service Commission
Deerfield
PSC
Belleville Exchange
Betem
Mondican
Mazamania
Mt. Horeb
Collectors Showcase New Antiques Show Exhibitors
New exhibitors at the 8th annual Antiques Show and Sale at Turner Hall include Karen Koniecko of Madison the youngest entrant, and three foreign born dealers importing crafts from their homelands. Karen Koniecko is Irish. her husband is Polish and they have two two year old twins. Phil Elschner of Land O Lakes a native of Frankfort on the Main Germany learned interior decorating in Germany and has worked solo since age 17. His wife Marie was born in the same German town and now resides in Racine. Elschner is 62.
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Helen Zimmerli
Turner Hall
Karen Koniecko
Madison
Phil Elschner
Land O’lakes
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Germany
Yvonne Allen
Rockford
Swansea
Wales
Emil Hyrup
Linda
Racine
Copenhagen
Denmark
Karen
Elscher
Marie
Elschner
America
Reynolds vows court fight to seat appointees in Wisconsin
Gov. Reynolds says he will pursue court action to place his appointees in office if the Wisconsin Senate adjourns without confirming them. He calls the plan a reluctant conclusion amid Republican inaction, and notes no action until at least June 7. He also opposes dog racing bills and backs signing the congressional redistricting measure.
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Madison
Reynolds
Wisconsin Senate
Senate
Assembly
Cooper Begins Final Orbit Prep for 1963 Space Rendezvous
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Cooper he is starting the last 72 hours before his scheduled space rendezvous next Tuesday. He will use Hangar S for rest and study the flight plan while meetings review Atlas booster Faith 7 craft and tracking network. The mission aims to test endurance in weightlessness with a simulated countdown already completed and hydrogen peroxide fueling practiced.
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Cape Canaveral
Globe
Cooper
Cooner
Hackun Pilet
Alan Shepard
Penkovsky and Wynne Sentenced in Spy Case
In Moscow a Soviet military tribunal sentenced Oleg Penkovsky to death for espionage. British co defendant Greville Wynne received eight years, with three in prison and five in a labor camp. Wynne sought clemency citing his son Andrew’s eleventh birthday.
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Moscow
Oleg Penkovsky
Grevile Wynne
Wynne
Penkovsky
Andrew
Washington
London
Widow sues Elvis for 501000 in damages in Bel Air crash
Leona Henslin, widow of gardener Harvey Henslin, filed a 501400 dollar damage suit in Santa Monica claiming Elvis Presley’s car struck her husband March 13. Richard E. Davis, Presley employee, named as a defendant. Presley not in the car at the time.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Elvis Presley
Presley
Richard E. Davis
Leona Henslin
Harvey Henslin
Bel Air
North Carolina City Shocks Over Councilman's Past
Virgil Carrick, elected to High Point City Council, faces an uncertain political future after a 25 year old armed robbery conviction resurfaced. Carrick admitted joint car theft and robbery at 21, served seven to ten years, paroled after two, and believed his record was cleared. Democratic leader J W Morgan said a pardon would not help. Carrick, father of four, furniture dealer, PTA president, and community volunteer, remains under scrutiny.
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High Point
N.C
Virgil Carrick
Carrick
Davideng
J.W. Morgan
Terry Sanford
Rahwano Saleen
Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association
UW Students Raid Church Sparks Arrests in Minareich
Dane County police broke up a bongo drum party at a Lutheran church in Minareich and arrested 12 men and 9 women on criminal trespass charges. A juvenile girl was held as well. Police note candles at the altar and dancing occurred. seven men were UW students including Lowell Jenkins.
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Madison
Dane County
Minareich
Kiley
U S Medical Aide Dies in Viet Nam Helicopter Fire
A U S Army medical technician was killed by gunfire Friday night when a medical evacuation helicopter was hit now north of Saigon during a skirmish. Eight loyalist soldiers died and 23 wounded in the clash. Two other American crewmen were wounded. Names were withheld.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Army
Nam
Birmingham Integration Drive Follows Voter Protests
Jubilant leaders map a registration drive after a victory in Birmingham's six week integration battle. City officials dismiss the bi racial committee accord as non binding while King urges continued demonstrations only if city considers the plan. The pact called for desegregation steps and hiring Negroes, with releases on bond and renewed dialogue in two weeks.
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Birmingham
Ala
Citizens Committee
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Eugene Connor
Connor
King
Sidney Smyer
Smyer
Albert Boutwell
Commission
Arthur Hanes
Army Winds Up Reserve Changes Ahead Of Schedule
The Army completed a paper reorganization of its reserves on May 1, ahead of schedule, with 23 National Guard and six Reserve divisions adopting battalions of 750 to 850 men. The 16 Regular Army divisions switch from five battle groups of about 1,350 to the new battalion program, though field testing waits for summer training.
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Washington
Army
National Guard
National Hospital Week Spotlight at St. Clare Hospital
Eleven Monroe High School students will tour St. Clare Hospital Tuesday to learn about paramedical careers in nursing medical technology X ray tech dietetics and therapy. Sister M Josephine leads the observance with guidance from Sister M Christine RN Mrs Bruno Schrade RN and Miss Brenda Boyer.
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Brenda Raver
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe High School
Bruno Schrade
St. Clare
Miss Boyer
Times
M. Christine
Brenda Boyer
M. Josephine
Josephine
Florence Nightingale
American Hospital Association
Mounted Posse Organized Here in Green County
The Green County Mounted Posse, an auxiliary of the Boots and Saddle Club, deputized twelve members and elected officers led by Roger Dunwiddie as president. Sheriff Deininger noted roles in October corn picking contests and possible emergency duties during the Green County Fair. Guest speakers from Stephenson County’s mounted posse shared experiences.
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Green County Mounted Posse
Wilbur E. Deininger
Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Green County
Roger Dunwiddie
Juda
Charles Hensel
Oute 1
Monroe
Joyce Hensel
Leonard French
Marvin Malkow
Brodhead
Stephenson County Mounted Posse
County
Glen and
Larry Hawes
Merle Davenport
Freeport
Dunwiddie
Syria Premier Resigns, New PM Named in Damascus
Syria's National Revolutionary Council announces the resignation of Prime Minister Salah Bitar and appoints Dr. Sami Jundi to form a new government in Damascus. The move signals a leadership change during ongoing political turmoil.
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Damascus
Syria
National Revolutionary Council
Salah Bitar
Sami Jundi
Wisconsin Pledge Reciting Proposal Cleared by Attorney General
A 1963 Wisconsin bill requiring weekly Pledge of Allegiance recitation in elementary schools does not violate the U.S. Constitution. Attorney General Thompson rendered the opinion to Gov. Reynolds on Friday. The measure allows parental exemption and gives schools discretion to require the pledge.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Thompson
Gov
Reynolds
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