India says Chinese forces repulsed on northeast border
Defense ministry reports new Chinese attacks near Walong and Jang repulsed with Indian tanks poised in Ladakh. Attacks followed artillery fire near Walong while Indian forces shelled advances at Jang as both sides reinforce. Indian airlift aid to Chushul continues in face of planned showdown.
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New Delhi
India
Himalayan
Defense Ministry
Ladakh
Walong
Burma
Jang
Bhutan
Assam
Chushul
Rudok
Tibet
Indian Defense Ministry
Frontier
U.S
Washington
Defense Department
Waukesha County Civil Defense clash over shelter plan
Waukesha County officials and state Civil Defense Director William K. Chipman argued over the county survival plan. Chipman warned basements alone offer limited protection and urged broader sheltering measures, while county leaders cited delays in marking shelters and the risk of public panic.
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Waukesha
Waukesha County
William K. Chipman
Chipman
Madison
Ralph Jensen
County Civil Defense Committee
Jensen
Laurel House
Cairman
America
Hause
Kuehn Urges Recount After Election Loss
Milwaukee governor candidate Philip Kuehn said he has been deluged with calls urging a recount after unofficial returns showed Democrat John W. Reynolds leading by about 12,000 votes. As canvass proceeds, Kuehn notes differences outside Milwaukee County and expects wider discrepancies.
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Milwaukee
Philip Kuehn
Kuehn
John W. Reynolds
Milwaukee County
Reynolds
Barry Not Running Favors Rockefeller 64 Bid Over Romney
Barry Goldwater said he will not run for president in 1964 and that Nelson Rockefeller and George Romney could be contenders. He noted Rockefeller is closer to conservatives than many admit and Romney ran outside the party. Goldwater added he could not stop others from entering his name.
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Barry
Rockefeller
Romney
Santa Clara
Calif
Arizona
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Michigan
George Romney
Goldwater
California
Double Slaying Figure Charged in Wisconsin Case
A 23 year old Wisconsin Rapids mill worker was charged in a double murder case near Stevens Point. A .22 automatic rifle found in the suspect’s car matched ballistics, and authorities say the men were shot in the back of the head while pulp wood gathering. The victims were Robert Wesely, 37, and his father Frank Wesely Jr., about 60.
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Stevens Point
Wisconsin Rapids
Portage County
Emil Meshak
State Crime Laboratory
Meshak
Robert Wesely
Frank Jr
Adams
Public offices plan to close Monday for Veterans Day
Public offices will close Monday in observance of Veterans Day with Sunday as the holiday. City hall courthouse and post office windows to close. no city or rural mail delivery. Post office lobby remains open for lock box patrons. Wisconsin banks generally stay open on Veterans Day.
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Wisconsin
Illinois
Hugo L Schulze Dies at Madison
Hugo L Schulze 92 died at Madison General hospital at 5 10 pm yesterday He was born in 1870 near Landsberg Germany and later lived in Farley Minn Madison and Bemidji He is survived by his wife daughter Freda two sons Alfred and Eric a step daughter Betty Newbury two step sons Klessinger and Peter Pauli and eight grandchildren Services are tentatively planned for Monday at Gunderson funeral home Madison
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Germany
Hugo L. Schulze
Madison General Hospital
John Klessinger
Monroe
Hugo
Wratha River
Landsberg
Berlin
France
England
South America
America
Farley
Minn
Schulze
Daniel Boone
Brooklyn
N.Y
Minneapolis
Turtle River
Mr. Schulze
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Katherina Klessinger Pauli
Madison
Freda
Roy LeMay
Washington, D.C
Eric
Alfred
Bemidji
Betty Newbury
Klessinger
Peter Pauli
DePere
Gunderson Funeral Home
Janesville Man Lands Plane in Rock River
Clarence Field of Route 2 Janesville survived a single engine pontoon plane flip during an emergency landing on the Rock River a mile and a half south of Edgerton. He suffered minor cuts and bruises from the incident on Friday.
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Edgerton
Clarence
Four Governor Contests Await Ballot Checkups
Uncalled races loom in Massachusetts Minnesota Maine and Rhode Island as unofficial tallies shift. Recount papers filed for Massachusetts and Maine amid potential challenges from GOP incumbents in Maine Minnesota and South Dakota and Alabama candidates look to the first official counts before deciding on recounts.
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Washington
Senate
South Dakota
Alabama
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Maine
Rhode Island
Endicott Peabody
Boston
John A. Volpe
North Woods
Elmer L. Andersen
Andersen
Karl Rolvaag
John A Notte
John H. Chafée
State Board of Elections
State Elections Division
Maynard C. Dolloff
John H. Reed
Uno
Food For Peace
George McGovern
McGovern
Joe Bottum
Lister Hill
James D. Martin
JFK Hails Nelson Victory From Wisconsin Senate Win
President John F. Kennedy congratulated Gaylord Nelson after the Wisconsin Democrat secured election as the state’s U.S. senator. Nelson, a Madison figure, received a telephone call of praise as results confirmed his victory.
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JFK
Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Rocket Plane Flier Survives Emergency Landing
Edwards AFB California X15 pilot John Mc Kay survived a high altitude test flight emergency near Mud Lake Nevada after the aircraft engine failed and the craft flipped twice while landing. He escaped by blowing the cockpit canopy and was treated for minor injuries. He intends to fly again though the X15 program faces uncertainty.
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Edwards A.F.B
Calif
John McKay
McKay
Mud Lake
Nev
Desert Flight Test Center
Jury Rules Smoking Linked to Cancer But Excludes Manufacturer Liability
A Pittsburgh jury ruling found smoking contributed to lung cancer in Otto Pritchard but held he assumed the risk and that Liggett and Myers did not make express warranties. The eight women and four men said the Chesterfield smoker’s cancer was caused in part by smoking, while the tobacco firm said the verdict contradicted its position.
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Pittsburgh
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co
Otto Pritchard
Pritchard
Liggett and Myers
James P. McArdle
William Eckert
Liggett
Regez Named Again To Direct Christmas Seal Campaign
Rudolph P. Regez is chairman of the Monroe Tuberculosis Committee Christmas Seal drive running from Tuesday through December. Local managers administer seal mailing and contributions. Mrs. Walter Bahler and Mrs. Harry Homb are named managers in their communities. The Monroe Anti Tuberculosis Association remains local affiliate and is headed by Mrs. J T Etter Jr. Local TB groups run educational programs and support University of Wisconsin medical research.
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Rudolph P. Regez
16Th Street
Monroe Tuberculosis Committee
Walter Bahler
Browntown
Harry Homb
South Wayne
Losis
Monroe
FRB Aide Backs Beloit Bank Acquisition
Charles W. Schneider urged the Federal Reserve Board to approve Marine Corp a Milwaukee banking company acquiring 80 percent or more of Beloit State Bank. Justice Department warned the deal would reduce competition and raise concentration. Wisconsin Banking Department challenged Marine’s claim Beloit Bank cannot meet credit needs. Schneider noted Marine has bought 10 Wisconsin banks since 1957 but said Beloit deal likely has no adverse effects.
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Washington
Marine Corp
Milwaukee
Beloit State Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Charles W. Schneider
Schneider
Wisconsin Banking Department
Justice Department
Beloit
Marine
Wisconsin
Beloit Bank
Flying Instructor Dies in Plane Crash Near Beaver Dam
Wayne Pieper twenty one year old flying instructor of Pieper Brothers Aerial Service Horicon was killed when his light plane crashed in a farm field half a mile north of Beaver Dam. He was alone in the craft and the cause was not yet determined.
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Beaver Dam
Wayne Pieper
Horicon
Here
Pieper
Pieper Brothers Aerial Service
Madison Workers Seek Mediation Over 1963 Wage Increase
Madison city employees filed with the Wisconsin Employment Relations Board asking for mediation in the dispute with the city over a 1963 wage increase.
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Madison
Madison City
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Jury Boosts Award in Monroe Airport Land Case
A Circuit Court jury increased John Rufi's award by 8034 to 47000 for land and air rights taken for Monroe's new airport east of the city. The panel set the total fair market value at 152000 for the property before taking and 105000 for the remaining parcel after the taking. The action, against the City of Monroe and the Wisconsin Aeronautics Commission, may be appealed by either side.
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John Rufi
Monroe
Rufi
Wisconsin Aeronautics Commission
John Wickham
Janesville
Ruff
William J. Schmitz
Marco’s
Robert Stocker Sr
John O’donnell
Stanley Priewe
Cadiz Township
Arthur L. Luebke
Larry Lee Shippy
Monticello
Dist. Atty
Joseph D. Viney
UW Blaze Destroys Prize Horse Display
A prize winning homecoming display at the University of Wisconsin portraying four horses pulling a chariot in a Roman Holiday theme was destroyed by fire early today. The Theta Chi fraternity and Kappa Delta sorority cooperative display used paper components and a hidden motor, and firefighters estimated the blaze began from an undetermined origin.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Theta Chi
Kappa Delta
Mikoyan Failure To Budge Cuban Leader Reported
Soviet missiles in Cuba are reportedly being returned to Russia with many crews and technicians leaving Havana. U.S. officials deem Mikoyan’s mission a failure to secure UN verification while Kennedy plans continued naval and aerial surveillance.
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Mikoyan
Washington
Cuba
Russia
Khrushchev
U.S
Havana
Castro
Kennedy
U.S. Navy
Barry
Cuban
Washgton
United Nations
United States
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