Kennedy Advisers Meet on Cuban Crisis at Hyannis Port
President Kennedy and an executive NSC panel studied the Cuban crisis at Hyannis Port Cape Cod with Budget Director David Bell also in via headquarter meeting. McCloy, Rusk, McNamara and Bundy attended. Adlai Stevenson skipped the session.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
David Bell
National Security Council
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
John J. McCloy
U.S. Cuban Coordinating Committee
Cape Cod
State Rusk
George Ball
Defense McNamara
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
McGeorge Bundy
Otis Air Force Base
Here
Hyannis
Hyannis Port
Earlywine Youth Killed in Mishap
Richard Judd Earleywine fifteen, son of Judd and Jean Earleywine, died after a tractor overturn on the family farm in Stephenson County Illinois. The accident occurred about 10 45 a m one fourth mile west of the buildings and caused a basal skull fracture. He was a sophomore at Orangeville high school. Services will be at 2 p m tomorrow at Union Evangelical United Brethren Church Spring Grove Township with burial in Union cemetery. Newcomer funeral home Brodhead handling arrangements.
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Richard Judd Earleywine
Judd Earleywine
Juda
State Line
Stephenson County
Illinois
Earleywine
Gene Burke
Arthur Rosemeier
Richard Judd
St. Clare Hospital
Judd
Jean Smith Earleywine
Orangeville High School
Dakota, Til
Lindsay
Mary
Rachel
Glen Earleywine
Brodhead
A. G. White
Clear Lake
Polk County
Mr. White
Union Evangelical United Brethren Church
Spring Grove Township
Home Farm
Melvin Nickel
Union Cemetery
Newcomer Funeral Home
Area Arson Suspected as Fire Marshal Probes Argyle Blaze
State Fire Marshal Frank Roberts inspected Argyle after a dawn fire in the downtown area near Nellie Trotter residence. The blaze, confined to the northeast outdoor corner, caused minor damage and triggered a 12:15 a.m. alarm. Fire Chief William Rossing will receive the findings next week.
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Frank Roberts
Argyle
William Rossing
Rossing
Nellie Trotter
Dummies and Cartoons Featured at Free Goetz Theater Show
Monroe area children can see ventriloquist with five dummies in a free Goetz theater program at 1 45 p.m. The event is sponsored by Bauman Ace Hardware. Howard Olson of Madison, seen on WISC TV, will join from 2 30 to 5 p.m. to display wooden heads and sign autographs after the show. Doors open at 1 p.m. tomorrow. The program includes cartoons alongside Olson's children’s act.
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Monroe Area
Goetz Theater
Bauman Ace Hardware Store
Howard Olson
Madison
Wisc-Tv
Bauman
Olson
Air Reservists Released From Active Duty in Cuban Crisis
The Defense Department ordered the release of 14,000 Air Reservists from active duty and ended the freeze on Navy and Marine personnel whose service would end by February 28. An announcement pledged to expedite the Air Force Reservists' return home as soon as possible.
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Washington
Defense Department
Navy
Air Force
West German Troops To Aid Berlin Defense
Chancellor Adenauer told 10 000 delegates Berlin must be defended with West German troops if the Soviet Union uses force. He warned there is no real proof of a Soviet mind change and urged staying on guard while noting a lull may come. He praised press freedom amid Spiegel affair heckling.
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Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Khrushchev
Cuba
Adenauer
Soviet Union
Christian Democrats
Deutschland Hall
West Berlin
West
Britain
United States
India
Kremlin
der Spiegel
Spiegel
Rudolf Augstein
Thanksgiving Dance Starts at 9 Tonight in Turner Hall
Monroe residents will dance to Louis Bushell at the Thanksgiving Ball sponsored by the Monroe Volunteer Fire Department. Proceeds fund special firemen's insurance and, if extra, furnish the new fire station meeting room. Eugene Baker and Paul Kubly lead the event from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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Monroe
Louis Bushell
Turner Hall
Jaycees Hear Maxfield State Agent Outlines Narcotics Problems
Milwaukee narcotics agent Ken neth F. Maxfield described drug activity and pricing in the region at a Jaycees meeting at Marco's Sup per Club. He noted marijuana presence without a major narcotics crisis, emphasized drug enforcement coordination with hospitals and boards, and discussed the 65 000 known U S addicts while detailing kilo to spoon price escalation.</s>
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Kenneth F. Maxfield
Milwaukee
Jaycees
Maxfield
Treasury Department Bureau of Narcotics
Wisconsin
United States
Europe
Far East
Near East
New York
Midwest
The
Jaycee
John F. Kundert
Monroe
Jim Leitel
Platteville
Ted Perring
Beloit
Dwight C. Coplien
Missionaries Trek From Tezpur Amid Cease Fire Tension
Three American missionaries depart Baptist hospital in Tezpur amid pressure to evacuate. They cross the Brahmaputra toward Gauhati on a 90 mile trek hoping the Red Chinese cease-fire holds. Consulate names Donald Loss Joseph Schoonmaker and J Warren Johnson as hospital staff.
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Calcutta
India
U.S
Baptist Christian
Joseph Schoonmaker
J. Warren Johnson
Gauhati
Assam
Board to study book processing at Ludlow library
Board of Education members will meet at Ludlow memorial library to review book processing needs as the contract with the Fennimore processing center nears expiration next month. A one year trial of the Badger Conference baseball season extension was approved due to spring weather delays. Several classrooms of furniture will be purchased and stored for future use.
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Board of Education
Ludlow Memorial Library
Fennimore
Fennimore Center
Badger Conference
Elmer Lemke Dies at 63 in Waterloo
Elmer F. Lemke 63 retired Waterloo trucker and father of Mrs. Stewart Haberman Monroe died yesterday morning in a Jefferson hospital after a illness of several years. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow at St. John s Lutheran Waterloo. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today at Jones funeral home. Survivors include wife Eleanore Kulke married 1926 in Water town a son Harold Waterloo daughter Mrs Haberman Monroe four brothers Arthur Columbus William St Peters burg Fla Edward and Charles Waterloo three sisters Mrs Otto Holzhueter Mrs Homer Wilke Mrs Irvin Zade Mills and three grandchildren. Mrs Haberman s husband is advertising manager at The Monroe Evening Times.
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Elmer F. Lemke
Waterloo
Stewart Haberman
Monroe
Jefferson Hospital
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Jones Funeral Home
Lemke
Waterloo Area
Eleanore Kulke
Watertown
Nehru Delays Response to Peking Peace Proposal
New Delhi reports Indian forces patrol the Himalayan frontier as China proposes a cease-fire. Nehru defers decision while U S and British envoys discuss continued military aid and planning to push back Chinese forces.
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New Delhi
India
Defense Ministry
U.S
Himalayas
Nehru
Peking
Ladakh
China
W. Averell Harriman
Cheddar List Quiet On Wisconsin Daisy Trade
In Green Bay a single car of State brand daisies sold for 36 cents on the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange. A car of pasteurized State brand daisies was bid at 37 percent, matching the previous activity on daisies. Trading was described as very light with bids left unfilled.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Uni
Holiday Traffic Deaths Soaring Across Thanksgiving Weekend
The holiday period saw rising highway fatalities with 192 deaths since 6 p.m. Wednesday, and 459 highway fatalities across the 102 hours. Texas reported two fatal accidents killing five, Illinois had four dead in a two car crash, and four University of Omaha students died at a Union Pacific crossing. The National Safety Council did not estimate the full toll for the four day period, noting traffic was not as heavy as on other holidays. An Associated Press tally placed total deaths at 602 across fires and miscellaneous accidents, matching last year's total.
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Texas
Illinois
University of Omaha
Union Pacific
Omaha
National Safety Council
Associated Press
Kuehn Seeks Partial Recount in Milwaukee County
Republican governor candidate Philip G. Kuehn asked the Milwaukee County Election Commission for a recount in 128 Milwaukee precincts and one in Cudahy after losing to John W. Reynolds by nearly 12 000 votes. He said the move aims to check for irregularities and will personally cover the 2 per precinct recount fee.
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Milwaukee
Philip G. Kuehn
Milwaukee County Election Commission
Cudahy
Kuehn
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Milwaukee County
Drugs Linked to Birth Deformities Under Scrutiny
London Italy bans preludin and other pills suspected of causing birth defects after a British inquiry. The British Medical Journey cites two cases of deformities in babies born to mothers who took preludin. The British College of General Practitioners warns medicines beyond thalidomide may be involved and kept drug names confidential pending more evidence.
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London
Italy
British College of General Practitioners
Elisa Erb Dies at 77 in Monroe
Mrs Elisa Erb 77 of 621 20th avenue Monroe died 1 55 p m yesterday in St Clare hospital after lengthy illness since April She was born March 30 1885 in Canton Bern Switzerland came to the United States in 1903 and married Samuel Erb that year in New Glarus They leave a daughter Lucile Montgomery three sons William John Frederick a sister two brothers 11 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Services will be 130 p m tomorrow Shriner Neushwand er funeral home Rev Paul H Olm officiating Greenwood Cemetery burial Friends may call at the funeral home
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Elisa Erb
20Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Erb
Elisa Kneubuehl
Christ Kneubuehls
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Samuel Erb
New Glarus
Monroe
St. John’s United Church
No Trial Date Set For Former General Walker
A federal judge ruled Edwin A. Walker mentally competent to stand trial on federal charges of seditious conspiracy and inciting an insurrection. No trial date was set. Judge Claude F. Clayton based his findings on a Dallas mental test and his courtroom observations of the former major general.
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Oxford
Miss
Edwin A. Walker
U.S
United Air Lines Viscount Crash Kills 13 in Maryland
A United Airlines Viscount four engine plane crashed near Homestead Maryland between Ellicott City and Clarksville Howard County killing nine passengers and four crew. The Newark to Atlanta flight with a stop in Washington had no survivors. Local residents described the flames and explosions as the wreckage burned in the woods near Maryland 108.
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Ellicott City
United Air Lines
Homestead
Baltimore
Newark
N.J
Atlanta
Washington, D.C
United Flight
Clark Gaither
Maryland 108
Clarksville
Howard County
Lisbon Plane Crash Kills 18 of 32 onboard
A Portuguese military transport plane exploded and crashed shortly after takeoff from Saint Thomas Island in Lisbon. Eighteen people died, including five Lisbon showgirls returning from entertaining troops in Angola, with fourteen survivors.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Saint Thomas Island
Lusitania
Angola
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Irving Sachs
St. Louis
Robert M. Morgenthau
National Service
Veterans Administration
Earlywine
Eugene Baker
Paul Kubly
John Reynolds
Wisconsin Correctional Institution
Fox Lake
Sanger Powers
Center
Division of Correction
John Gagnon
Elmer Lemke
Parliament
Red China
United ‘Viscount
Falls
Maryland
Hriftirios Seus
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