Khrushchev Warns More Convoy Trouble On Autobahn
Khrushchev said the two days of autobahn crisis avoided total war after Soviet authorities in Germany lifted the blockade of a U.S. Army convoy. He asserted Western convoys must follow established procedures and warned further trouble could arise on the Berlin route if not observed. Maj. Gen. James H. Polk said the Soviets seek control of the autobahn and that the United States and its allies will not yield.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Germany
West Germany
U.S
Moscow
East Germany
James H. Polk
Polk
Marienborn
ADN
Wider Missile Gap Indicated
The Institute of Strategic Studies reports the United States will have about 47 ICBMs by year’s end, nearly five times the Soviet force of around 100 missiles. The body notes continued Soviet buildup and stresses on high yield warheads, while cautioning over a claimed Polaris-type system and citing a 400 mile surfaced submarine rocket.
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London
United States
Institute of Strategic Studies
Ford and
Rockefeller Foundations
U.S
Cuban agents killed in CIA mission report
Two Cuban nationals recruited by the CIA for espionage and sabotage were killed, according to official Cuban press. The report describes their mission as covert and aimed at subversion. The casualties underscore decades of tense U.S Cuba intelligence operations.
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Havana
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Partisan Upset and Enduring Wins Across Key States
After Tuesday elections Democrats held Kentucky Mississippi and Philadelphia. Republicans boasted gains in Indiana and San Francisco while New Jersey moved toward Assembly control. Breathitt led Nunn in Kentucky by about 15 000 votes with ongoing count prompting irregularity claims.
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Washington
Kentucky
Mississippi
Philadelphia
GOP
Kennedy
Indiana
Indianapolis
San Francisco
John F. Shelley
Calif
Harold Dobbs
New Jersey
Republians
State Senate
Assembly
Edward T. Breathitt Jr
Winer
Louie B. Nunn
Koenig To Speak At Legion Veterans Day Dinner
A. Koenig of Monroe will headline the Legion Veterans Day dinner at 6 30 p m Saturday in the Legion hall. He will discuss Democracy vs Communism Christ or Chaos. Life members honored include Gen Nathan Twining and others. attendees asked to bring a dish to pass.
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A. Koenig
Monroe Aworney
Legion Hall
Zilmer - Riley
American Legion
Robert H. Hendrickson
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Fred Flick
Samuel Pickett
Floyd Pyle
The
Legion Auxiliary
Ethel Jones
Auxiliary
Open House At Monroe High To Showcase New Addition
A Sunday open house from 2 to 4 p.m. at Monroe High School will launch American Education Week. Principal Walter Babula notes faculty will be in classrooms, with PTA meeting, student projects, and tours of the new addition including a 288-seat lecture hall and advanced audiovisual facilities.
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Wayne Stroessner
Times
Monroe High School
Walter Babula
Babula
PTA
Stuents
Struc
Ture
Roy Schweizer
W. C. Bender
Nancy Nalepinski
Stocks Rally After Losses In Early Trading
The New York stock market recovered most of its early losses late in the session as volume reached an estimated 5.6 million shares. The Fed raised the required down payment to 70 percent from 50 percent, triggering a sharp opening decline followed by a partial rebound. Steels motors and rails were mixed and world sugar futures fell with Sugar firms like American Crystal, South Puerto Rico and Central Aguirre dropping over a point. IBM cut its loss by about half.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Puerto Rico
Central Aguirre
IBM
Explosion Wrecks Pierce Milk Plant No Injuries Reported
An explosion ripped through the Twin City Milk Producers Association plant in Elmwood Pierce County. No one was hurt. Manager Harold Olson estimated damage at 100000 dollars. Officials traced the blast to the basement likely a boiler and launched an investigation.
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Elmwood
Twin City Milk Producers Association
Pierce County
Harold Olson
City Council to seek bids on police fire station and park storage
The council voted unanimously to request bids for the Connors-Chandler police and fire complex on 18th avenue and ith street opposite the post office. A new metal storage building at Morroe will replace fire damaged facilities at Twining Park and serve street storage needs. The emergency at the sewage disposal plant was lifted and a $8,900 earmark for fire department furnishings was approved.
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Connors-Chandler
18Th Avenue
Ith Street
Orville R. Evans
Fire Department
Morroe
Twining Park
William J. Schmitz
Victor
Board of Public Works
Burgy
V. U. Stauffacher Construction Co
County polio vaccine drive shows adult uptake under 60 percent
Green County Medical Society will review oral polio clinic results. About 58 percent of residents in the county received the vaccine, while nearly all children were vaccinated. Type II and III vaccines are scheduled for December 13 and January 24. In Monroe 3,922 adults and preschoolers and 3,099 school children participated. Other towns totals include Brodhead 1,635 New Glarus 936 Albany 490 Monticello 562 Browntown 473.
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Green County Medical Society
Monroe
Brodhead
New Glarus
Albany
Monticello
Browntown
Opposition Fells Bill to Restore School Aid in Wisconsin
The Joint Finance Committee voted 6-5 to kill a bill restoring $8 million in school aids cut from the 1964 budget. Republicans on the panel opposed, with Sen. Draheim and six GOP Assembly members voting against. Gov. Reynolds had urged using surplus funds to replace the cut.
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Madison
Joint Finance Committee
William Draheim
Neenah
Glen Pommerening
Wauwatosa
Byron Watt
Watertown
David Martin
Thomas Barland
Eau Claire
Curtis McKay
Mequon
Reynolds
McKay
Fred Risser
Draheim
Rebels Claim Diem Nhu Died by Own Action
South Viet Nam’s revolutionary government announced that President Ngo Dinh Diem and his brother Ngo Dinh Nhu killed themselves after surrendering to rebels seeking to take them to safety. Brigadier General Tran Tu Cai said Nhu wrestled a pistol from a captain, leading to both deaths as guards fought to control the carriers. The bodies were handed to relatives for burial and were reportedly kept hidden until Archbishop Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh Thuc returns from the Vatican.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Diem
Nhu
Tran Tu Cai
Wisconsin Governor Invites Top GOP Presidential Hopefuls
Democratic Gov. Reynolds mailed invitations to five major Republicans urging them to enter Wisconsin's April 7 1964 primary. Targeted leaders include Barry Goldwater of Arizona Nelson Rockefeller of New York George Romney of Michigan William Scranton of Pennsylvania and Richard Nixon Kard M. Nixon. Reynolds argues party interests require Wisconsin voters have a voice in selecting a presidential candidate.
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Madison
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Kard M. Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
George Romney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Khrushchev Threatens to Quit Wheat Deal Talks
Moscow Premier Khrushchev warned that Soviet plans to buy American wheat may be canceled. He said the Soviet delegation could break off talks and leave if the Americans press for grain sales under discriminatory terms.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
United States
Vatican council debates extending bishop powers beyond dioceses
The Vatican II council discusses extending episcopal authority beyond dioceses with national conferences. 2,300 council fathers express dissatisfaction with the draft schema bishops and government of dioceses preferring extensive amendments over a rewrite.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Council Fathers
Episcopal Conference
Vatican Curia
Swiss Mart Steady Lower Grades Sought
Madison Waseou cheddar cheese market is steady with fair to good demand and ample supplies. Prices for cheddars range 36 to 40 percent in various packaging. Swiss cheese market is fully steady with adequate supplies and fair to good demand, though some dealers seek more lower grades.
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Madison
Waseou
Pipelines Sabotaged in Caracas Amid Repairs
Venezuelan owned refinery near Caracas suffered sabotage on two oil pipelines as workers began repair on a companion line blown the day earlier. Authorities suspect terrorist involvement as the attack halted operations and raised security alerts.
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Caracas
Venezuelan
Yter
Monroe Tax Share May Drop Here by 60 Cents
The proposed 1964 Monroe budget reduces tax levy by about $18,909.45 with taxes per $1 000 evaluation down roughly 60 cents if the overall rates rise or fall with county state and school budgets. A public hearing is set for 7 30 p m Tuesday Nov 19. county hearing at 8 30 p m Friday in the Courthouse.
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Las Night
Monroe
Oscar N. Johnson
Johnson
Twining Park
7Th Avenue
Fred R.pson
Airport Development Corp
Evan C. Chambers
Park and Recreation Department
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Koenig
Legion
Pierce
Claim Nhu
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