Oxford Jurors Assail Leader Of U S Agents
The Lafayette County grand jury indicted two outsiders for involvement in the September 30 1962 Ole Miss riot and blamed Chief U S Marshal James P McShane for ordering tear gas. It praised the highway patrol and urged further investigation into the deaths of Paul Guihard and Walter Ray Gunter while Meredith left the campus for Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miss
Lafayette County Grand Jury
University of Mississippi
Grand Jury
James H. Meredith
Ole Miss
U.S
James P. McShane
Walter M. O’barr
Mississippi
O’barr
Jesse Yancy Jr
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Washington
Ross Barnett
Paul B. Johnson Jr
5Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Barnett
Johnson
Meredith
Edwin Guthman
Guthman
Atty
Gen. Kennedy
McShane
FBI
Paul Guichard
Walter Ray Gunter
Oxford Juke Box
Gunter
Guihard
Grand
O Barr
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
Memphis
Tenn
Braves Purchase Stresses Building
A six member Midwest investor syndicate and Milwau kee Braves president John McHale took control of the National League entry from Lou Perini who sold 90 percent of the club for 5.5 million dollars. Perini retains 10 percent and will stay as chairman. The new owners include William C. Bartholomay Thomas Reynolds Jr John J Louis Jr Daniel Searles James B McCahey Jr Delbert W Coleman with McHale remaining as president and co owner. The team has struggled since moving from Boston to Milwaukee in 1953 and posted weak attendance in 1959 and 1960 amid a 10 team league schedule. The sale comes as talks continue on a county stadium contract not part of the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Braves
John McHale
Lou Perini
Perini
Braves
Peston
Chicago White Sox
William C. Bartholomay
Lake Forrest
Ill
Lake Geneva
Thomas A. Reynolds Jr
Northfield
Bartholomay
Chicago
Reynolds
McHale
John J. Louis Jr
Phoenix
Ariz
Cable
Daniel C. Searles
Winnetka, Ir
James B. McCahey Jr
Evanston, Ill
Delbert W. Coleman
Winnetka
Boston
Reynolds Nelson Given Switch Funds
The Board on Government Operations authorized up to 5000 dollars for staff and other expenses for Gov elect John W Reynolds and 4500 dollars for an official portrait of Gov Nelson. The governor elect may spend 5000 dollars for administrative and stenographic help reviewing budget requests and the building program and working on his legislative program. A 1947 law provides for portrait of an outgoing governor.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Nelson
Wheat Ridge High Impresses Monroe Exchange Students
Monroe high school students toured Wheat Ridge Colorado and praised its diverse curriculum. They noted speed reading, science by experiments, creative writing, language offerings, and a broad vocational depart ment. Visits included the University of Colorado and Air Force Academy with local sights. The trip coincided with Wheat Ridge Homecoming and a 27 to 0 Farmers win over Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Ridge
Colo
Monroe
Wheat Ridge High School
Monroe High School
Denver
Boulder
Colorado Springs
Air Force Academy
Bob Timm
Roger Brunkow
Exchange Group
Janet Barry
Sandra Franklin
Clarence H. Franklin
University of Colorado In
Neil Jacobs
George E. Jacobs
Academy
Garden of the Gods
Cheyenne Mounain Zoo
Omaha
Golden
Haase Hutnik and Bidwell Join Speaker Race in Wisconsin
Three Republicans Robert Haase of Mariette Willis Hutnik of Tony and Everett Bidwell of Portage announced bids for Assembly speaker in the 1952 Legislature. The move follows Speaker David Blanchard’s decision not to seek the post due to ill health. Haase, 39, is a four term Assembly member and former floor leader. Hutnik, 47, has six terms and was speaker pro tem in 1961. Bidwell, 63, first elected in 1952 and co chair of the Joint Finance Committee last session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Robert Haase
Marinette
Willis Hutnik
Tony
Everett Bidwell
Portage
Assembly
David Blanchard
Edgerton
Haase
Hutnik
Bidwell
Cochairman
Monaco Accepts France Offer To Resume Tax Talks
Monaco today accepted a French proposal to restart negotiations over the tax dispute between France and Monaco. Negotiations stalled October 12 as France demanded taxation of French corporations and individuals using Monaco as a tax haven, with France applying mild economic pressure such as cursory customs checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Monaco
France
Remains Serious for Actor Charles Laughton
Hospital attendant reports Charles Laughton 63 remains in serious condition with cancer of the spine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Charles Laughton
Laughton
FBI arrests three in pro Castro sabotage plot
FBI announced the arrest of Roberto Santiesteban Casanova Antonio Suerio and Jose Garcia Orellana in New York on a pro Cuban sabotage conspiracy against the United States. A cache of hand grenades incendiary devices detonators and other sabotage gear was seized. Diplomatic immunity prevented arrest of two Cuban UN mission members Jose Gomez Abad and Elsa Gomez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
FBI
United States
United Nations
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Roberto Santiesteban Casanova
Antonio Suerra
Jose Garcia Orellana
New York City
Jose Gomez Abad
Elsa
Jose Garcia
Hoover
Roberto Santiesteban
Gomez
U.N
Santiesteban
Osvaldo Corticos
W. 27Th Street
Antonio Sueiro
Garcia
Sueiro
Monroe Public Clinic Administers Over 1330 Tetanus Shots
More than 1,330 persons received tetanus vaccines at Monroe's Community Center clinic run by city nurse Kathryn Etter. Afternoon and evening sessions drew 730 and over 600 respectively with volunteers and nurses from Medical Center and Monroe Clinic assisting. second clinic set for Friday with similar hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Katheryn Etter
Mmes
Howard Chadwick
Robert Hardell
Wesley Dodge
E. C. Hamilton
Aaron Norder
Hervey Hoesly
Herbert Johnson
Lillian Gempeler
Melvin Gable
G. Fred
Monticello
U.S. presses for swift removal of Soviet jet bombers in Cuba
Washington reports intensified U S diplomatic pressure on Moscow to remove the IL 28 jets and other offensive weapons from Cuba. Officials say the bomber issue governs U S Soviet talks and any further moves hinge on concrete withdrawal beyond the 42 missiles already cleared last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Russia
Cuba
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Castro
U.S
Woman Injured As Cars Crash In St Louis Area
Mrs Paul F Leutenegger of Florissant Missouri was treated as an accident patient at St Clare hospital in good condition after a two car collision at 13th avenue and 21st street at 1246 am. She suffered scalp lacerations a fractured nose contusions and a mild concussion. Gerald J Hawkinson of rural South Wayne drove the other car. The Leunteneggers had been visiting relatives since last evening. A second accident in the 1000 block of 16th avenue involved Steven R Pandow Jr and Cecil Fox about 11 last night.
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13Th Avenue
21St Street
Wagner Ambulance
Gerald J. Hawkinson
South
Wayne
Steven R. Pandow Jr
Cecil Fox
16Th Avenue
Stamp misprint sales halted by court order
Washington reports the Post Office paused selling Dag Hammarskjold memorial misprints after the 3rd Circuit Court ordered a halt. Leonard Sherman of Irvington New Jersey owned a 50 stamp panel valued at about 500000 dollars. The Justice Department sought to dissolve the order in Philadelphia, hoping to resume sales and flood the market to deter collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postoffice Department
Postoffice
Dag Hamarskjold
3Rd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Newark
N.J
Leonard Sherman
Irvington
Justice Department
U.S. Atty
David M. Satz Jr
Wisconsin GOP Tightens Campaign Control After Defeats
The Wisconsin Republican Executive Committee voted to have state headquarters direct and finance future high office campaigns. They blamed losses of Philip Kuehn and Alexander Wiley on campaigns not coordinating with headquarters and discussed ending party endorsements per a request from the Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs, needing ten counties’ support at spring convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Philip Kuehn
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Republican Executive Committee
GOP
Kuehn
Wiley
Claude Jasper
Executive Committee
Republican National
Reynolds
Jasper
Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs
Deer Fever Grips 300,000 Wisconsin Hunters
Wisconsin hunters gather for the opening of a nine day buck season with over 300000 taking part. The Conservation Department notes a deer herd over 400000 with strongest concentrations in the northwest and west central areas. Last year yielded 38772 kills.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Mississippi River
Conservation Department
Art Doll
High School Student Registers First Deer in Green County
Eugene Hasse a 14 year old Monroe freshman registered the first deer kill in Green Countys two day any sex season. He shot an 8 point 160 pound buck at 740 am near the Zanders area Browntown and registered it at 905 am. Gene Ellefson Route 3 registered a 7 point buck at 920 am in Jordan Township. A large number of hunters were in the county aided by light tracking snow.
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Eugene Hasse
Monroe High School
Green County
Eugene
Zanders
Browntown
Raymond
Gene Ellefson
Jordan Township
Sun Prairie Annex Plea Denied by Judge
Dane County court rejected Sun Prairie's bid to join the Madison metropolitan sewerage district. Judge Carl Flom ruled annexation would impose an excessive tax burden on current users, citing a total project cost near 850000 with only 225000 paid by Sun Prairie.
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Sun Prairie Annex
Madison
Dane County
Sun Prairie
Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District
Carl Flom
Madison District
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Badgers
Monroe Exchange
Times
Maine
Bangor
Paul F. Leutenegger
Florrisant
St. Clare Hospital
Leutenegger
Anita Courtney
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