Cambodia moves to end U S aid amid Sihanouk purge
Phnom Penh confronts U S as Prince Norodom Sihanouk orders an immediate halt to about 30 million dollars a year in military and economic aid. U S denial arrives too late and aid programs begin phasing out while Cambodia weighs economic impact and continued French military training support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.S
Philip D. Sprouse
Norodom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
South Viet Nam
United States
State Department
Sprouse
Soviet Union
China
Brokers Suspend Two Major Firms On Exchange Trading
New York and American stock exchanges suspended Ira Haupt and Co and J. R. Williston and Beane Inc today due to dire financial conditions. The action ties to a cottonseed oil futures transaction and a customer failure to meet commitments in commodities. The exchange cited inability to continue in business with creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ira Haupt and Co
J. R. Williston
Beane Inc
New York Stock Exchange
Swiss Mart Steady Some Prices Advance
Swiss Mart's cheese market shows steady or slightly higher prices across varieties. Cheddar blocks daisies longhorns and midgets range from 36 to 40 cents, with cheddar blocks 36 to 39. Swiss blocks state brand 44 to 45 cents, others 41 to 42 and 38 to 39 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wdidm
Wisconsin
AT&T Proposes Two for One Stock Split and Higher Dividend
New York American Telephone and Telegraph Co. directors proposed a two for one stock split and a dividend increase. The dividend would be 50 cents a share on the split stock, equal to 1.00 dollars quarterly on the current stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Greenville Students Tour Madison Wisconsin Capital
Greenville students and their four sponsors plus two advisers visited Madison in the rain to tour the state capitol, UW campus, and Swiss Embroidery factory. The group included exchange student Dav id Schulman from Argentina and local hosts, with activities at Rotary, a dinner dance, and plans to tour Corners Cheese Factory and radio WEKZ. They will attend classes, a basketball game, and a final dance before leaving Saturday at 8 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Madison
Wisconsin
Herbert Ainsworth
Fred R. Simpson
Monroe
William Schuetze
David Pick
Jack Janssen
Kathy Baltzer
Davd E. Schulman
Argentina
George Barry
State Capitol
Richard Fowler
Bess McBride
South
Monroe Country Club
Danny
the Diamonds
Freeport
Cathy Walters
Vince Walters
Audrey Beach
Monroe Exchange
Five Corners
WEKZ
Clarence Grundahl
Landslides in Haiti Kill Hundreds and Weary Nation
In Haiti, public health officials report about 500 bodies recovered from floods and landslides in the north last weekend with the toll expected to rise. The disaster follows Hurricane Flora last month, which had already caused extensive deaths.
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Ort AL Prince
Haiti
Public Health Department
Flora
Christmas Stocking Drive Sets Deadline for December 1
The Industrial Arts club of MHS and the MHS Service club led by Mrs. A R Livingston organize a Christmas Stocking project. Donations of dolls, toys needing repair, and tricycle parts are requested by December 1 to ensure timely processing. Drop points include Mrs E C Hamilton and the listed co chair people.
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Industrial Arts Club of
MHS
Charles Mowbray
MHS Service Club
A. R. Livingston
E. C. Hamilton
18Th Avenue
Allie Holtshopple
8Th Street
Kenneth Stuart
20Th Avenue
David K. Bennett
Congo Agents Grab Russians Shake Up in Leopoldville
Congolese security agents dragged two Soviet diplomats from their car and beat them with clubs before taking them to jail on Tuesday. The diplomats named were Boris Noronin and Yuri Miakotnykh. Witnesses said they refused a search, and authorities cut telephone and power supplying the Soviet mission's luxury apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
Congo
Boris Noronin
Yuri Miakotnykh
Noroni
Miakotnykh
Hoodlum Tells About Scruples Rejected Killing Contract Plea
Minneapolis jurors heard witnesses describe a plan to kill a wife for money. William Ingram testified he was offered two thousand dollars to murder a churchgoing woman, while Norman Mastrian allegedly boasted of an alibi. Prosecutors seek to link Mastrian to the murder of Carol Thompson as T Eugene Thompson faces trial for masterminding the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
T. Eugene Thompson
William Ingram
Norman Mastmian
Thompson
St. Paul
Carol
Mastrian
Henry Butler
Dick Anderson
Hyman Segell
Anderson
William Randall
Butler
Rolf Fossen
Ingram
Richard L. Sharp
Yale Professor Barghoorn’s Spy Photo Roll Leads to Moscow Arrest
Yale Prof Frederick Barghoorn, seized in Moscow after a stranger handed him a roll of newspapers containing alleged spy photos, spent 16 days in Soviet custody on espionage charges but says he was not mistreated. He returned home, met with State Dept officials, and defended cultural exchange with Russia.
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Washington
Moscow
Yale
Frederick C. Barghoorns
Sec
United States
Russia
Barghoorn
State Department
Metropole
Otel
Kennedy and Shriver Dedicate UW Lab for Mental Retardation
Sen Ted Kennedy and Sargent Shriver attended the dedication of Joseph Kennedy Jr Memorial Laboratories at the University of Wisconsin Madison. The $250000 grant from the Joseph P Kennedy Foundation funds research on children's mental retardation with Gov Reynolds and Atty Gen Thomson among the luncheon guests.
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Adisu Oy
Wisconsin
President Kennedy
Joseph Kennedy Jr
University of Wisconsin
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
A Shriver
Madison
Reynolds
Atty. Gen. Thompson
Smith
University
Joseph P. Kennedy Foundation
Violence Surges as Caracas Police Fire Bazookas
In Caracas police fired bazookas to flush snipers from downtown buildings amid pro Communist violence that has killed and wounded nearly 100. A woman died and six were hurt as fighting spread from workers suburbs to El Silencio, raising two day tolls to 20 killed and 76 wounded. President Betancourt directed operations from his office through the night with police, army and national guard rounding up terrorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caraulas
Venezuela
Caracas
el Silencio
Betancourt
Army
National Guard
Tuscaloosa Man Questioned in Campus Area Explosions
A 40 year old man in Tuscaloosa was questioned and released as police pursue three blasts near the University of Alabama campus. Richey of Tuscaloosa said he parked his pickup near a tavern, slept, and woke to an explosion.
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Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
AL. Richey
Rickey
Aldermen Ok Six Call Boxes For Police Force
City Council approved installation of six police call boxes in the business district at a monthly rental of 37.50 plus initial setup fee and lifted two emergencies including a park storage fire. They set January 21 for a hearing on vacating an alley in the Prospect Heights subdivision and approved related bids, licenses, and financial actions.
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Prospect Heights
Twining Park
Board of Public Works
Monroe
The
Water Board
Grant Rice
First Baptist Church
Florian R. Handel
Rolliels, Browntown
Green County Salvage Co
Leon Strasser
Jack Hauser
Stanley W. Howe
Ames Torkelson
Nugent
Madison
Building Reserve Fund
Commercial and Savings Bank
Wragge to Speak at Kiwanis Farm City Banquet
Wragge of Gisholt Machine Co Madison was named substitute speaker for tonights Kiwanis Farm City banquet at Monroe Country Club. He will discuss Our Role in a Society of Free Men in place of ill Dane County Agricultural Agent J W Clark. The event honors rural residents and bonds with merchants as Farm City Week is observed nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonn Wragge
Gisholt Machine Co
Madison
Kiwanis Farm City
Monroe Country Club
Wragge
J. W. Clark
Dane County
Kiwanis
Monroe
Wisconsin
City Council OKs amended budget with raises and sewer funding
Monroe municipal budget action last night raised salaries for some city workers and added 20000 for a 12th street sewer project. The plan lowers the city tax rate to about 4.81 per thousand, while the overall levy falls below 1963. Critics urged broader raises, but the finance committee defended the state survey as a guide and maintained most increases are restricted.
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Monroe
Finance and Taxation Committee
Oscar Johnson
Finance Committee
Wisconsin Bureau of Personnel
Johnson
T. J. Burgy Jr
Evan C. Chambers
Burgy
Eighth Ward
Chambers
Fifth Ward
Asure
Police Department
Dwight C. Coplien
Council
Fred Young
Bureau of Personnel
12Th Street
Oscar N. Johnson
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Thomas Smith
Orville R. Evans
A.R. McDaniel
Harvey D. Elmer
Evans
McDaniel
Elmer
Ray Barth
Victor N. Schiller
Smith
Myron I. Stairs
Fair's Officers Win Re election
Green County Agricultural Society and Mechanics Institute re elected officers and two directors at the annual meeting in the Courthouse. O L Doug Hare remains president with Ted Burgy Alfred Henning Jr and Lyle Rodger as officers and David Cunningham and Ernest Hayes named directors for two years. Audit report by Robert Ableman cited 1963 profit of 12137.31 and total assets of 104777.55 with cash receivables and fixed assets detailed. Edward M Adam of First National Bank praised the board while noting expenses cuts.
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Green County Agricultural Society and Mechanics Institute
O. L
Doug) Hare
Fred T
Ted) Burgy
Monticello
Alfred Henning Jr
Lyle Rodger
David Cunningham
Ernest Hayes
Robert Ableman
Meythaler and
Caton
Certified Public Accountants
Edward M.adam
First National Bank
Adam
Hare
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America
Danny and
Times
Kay Byrd
Rockton
Bobby Peterson
Ted Kennedy
Shriver
UW Lab
Plibrico Co
Harold Haworth
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