Memories Return of War Tour by Lindsay
Ralph A. Lindsay recalls World War I battlefields during a European trip with his wife Gertrude and their son 1st Lt. Nathan J. Lindsay stationed in Germany. He visits Verdun, Chateau-Thierry, St Mihiel, and the Argonne while noting trenches, dugouts, and a memorial for Quentin Roosevelt. locals honor Veterans Day.
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Ralph A. Lindsay
Monroe
Germany
France
Lindsay
Europe
Heeen E. Zimmerli
14Th Street
Gertrude
Nathan J. Lindsay
Weisbaden
USAF
Monroe American Legion
32Nd
Verdun
Veron
Paris
Lindsays
Quentin Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Co. H
Chateau-Thierry
St. Mihiel
Bellou Woods
Renk Group Adds Kuehn Knowles Olson To Panel
In Milwaukee three Republican leaders who skipped a Wilbur Renk meeting joined his committee to strengthen the state GOP. Philip Kuehn Warren Knowles and Jack Olson accepted, though they will miss the Madison session due to other duties. The Beaver Dam meeting discussed boosting party organization after losses in governor and U.S. Senate races.
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Milwaukee
Wilbur Renk
Philip Kuehn
John W. Reynolds
Warren P. Knowles
Jack Olson
Renk
Beaver Dam
Madison
Kuehn
Republican Party
U.S. Senate
Wilhelmina of the Netherlands Dies at Het Loo Palace
Former Queen Wilhelmina dies in her sleep at Het Loo palace at age 68. She reigned 50 years guiding the Netherlands through imperial zenith and Nazi exile, abdicated in 1948, with Juliana succeeding her and World War II shaping her legacy.
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Apeldoorn
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Europe
Het Loo
Dutch Empire
East Indies
Juliana
England
Victoria
United States
Congress
Canada
Winston Churchill
Zeeland
Indonesia
William III
Royal House of Orange - Nassau
Emma
Prince Hendrik
Royal Duke of Mecklenburg
Air Force to prosecute San Diego airman for Mountain Home murders
Gerald M. Anderson, 24, released from county jail after seven months, is to be charged by the Air Force with the premeditated murder of Nancy Joy Johnson, 22, and her son Danny, 2, at Mountain Home AFB. Investigators say he will be hospitalized for psychiatric evaluation and will appear in Boise federal court.
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Mountain Home
Idaho
San Diego
Calif
Air Force
Mountain Home Air Force Base
Gerald M. Anderson
Nancy Joy Johnson
Danny
Anderson
Elmore
Theodore Thomas Dickie
Dickie
Martinette
Wis
Charles M. Allard
Allard
U.S
Boise
Johnson
Fire in corn field prompts alarm near Alphorn motel
A blaze triggered a general alarm at 4 40 p m yesterday in a corn field behind the Alphorn motel one mile north of the city. Mrs Christine Belle Elliott reported the fire after seeing corn burn near railroad tracks on the field’s east edge. Her son in law Robert Bayrhoffer had started the fire to burn corn stubble and watched the blaze.
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Alphorn
Josef J. Benkett
Christine Belle Elliott
Polio Cases Reported in Wisconsin Counties
The State Board of Health reported polio cases in La Crosse and Marinette Counties for the week ending November 17. Wisconsin total for 1962 is 10, down from 32 a year earlier.
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Madison W
State Board of Health
la Crosse
Marinette
Three From State Among 97 Die In Peru Crash
Milwaukee three Wisconsin residents are among 97 killed when a Varig Airline jet crashed near Lima Peru. Walter Curtis Gardner 43 of Milwaukee an Allis-Chalmers International official and distributor relations manager on a business trip. Mr and Mrs Robert Morris 40 of Menomonee Falls were Varig sales representative and his wife leaving behind three children. The children were placed with their maternal grandmother in Aurora Illinois.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Varig
Lima
Peru
Walter Curtis Gardner
Allis-Chalmers International
Robert Morris
Menomonee Falls
Gardner
Allis-Chalmers
Allis - Chalmers International
Morris
Aurora
One-Car Crash Kills Man West of Delavan
A Walworth County man, Robert Lee Jefferson, 23, of rural Darien, died when a convertible rolled over twice on Highway 11 west of Delavan. Passenger Robert Caldwell Jr., 20, of rural Richmond Illinois, was injured after being ejected from the car. Jefferson was Wisconsin’s 857th traffic fatality.
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Delavan
Associated Press
Walworth County
Wisconsin
Robert Lee Jefferson
Darien
Jefferson
Robert Caldwell Jr
Richmond
Ill
Where was the Prince? Tax suit seeks foreclosure on taxes
Madison report: The Cinderella Shop was tied to a federal court action at midnight Tuesday as the U.S. Treasury sues to foreclose on $164,319 in tax liens against owners John and Ann Platon.
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Madison
U.S. Treasury
John
Ann Platon
Kennedy and Mikoyan discuss Cuba crisis in U N talks
U S and Soviet deputy premier Anastas Mikoyan meet in New York seeking a joint declaration to end the Cuban crisis. Stevenson presses for Khrushchev inspection to remove missiles and dismantle bases while rejecting Castro's demand to inspect anti Castro exile training sites. Castro signals U N inspection if the U S dismantles bases and allows Cuba to be inspected.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.S
Mikoyan
Stevenson
Kennedy
Washington
Rusk
John J. McCloy
U Thant
New York
Havana
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Cuba
United States
Castro
Puerto Rico
U.N
Steel stocks lead another late afternoon market rise
New York steel issues helped push stocks higher in heavy trading as many key issues advanced more than a point. The rally was widespread with numerous issues reaching their best levels of the session before finishing with modest gains.
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New York
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Backs 3 Percent General Sales Tax Plan
The Wisconsin Farm Bureau urged the 1963 Legislature to impose a three percent general sales tax and to extend the selective tax to cover more commodities and services. Delegates favored restricting repeal of the selective levy and opposed Gov elect Reynolds efforts to end the current system.
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Madison
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Nelson
Gates
Bureau
John Reynolds
Wisconsin
Arnold Brovold
Trempealeau County
India vigilant as China and India trade forces and diplomacy
India rushes troops to strengthen Himalayan border while United States airlifts men and supplies toward ceasefire frontline. Nehru government seeks aid from Africa and Asia neutral states to counter Beijing propaganda as A K Sen and Lakshmi Menon pursue talks in Cairo Rangoon and with Burma and Indonesia.
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New Delhi
India
China
U.S
Nehru
Himalayas
Peking
A. K. Sen
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ghana
Lakshmi Menon
Rangoon
Cambodia
Indonesia
Ceylon
Menon
Huang Chen
Burma
Ne Win
Frontier
Ladakh
Living Cost Index Drops for First Time in 1962
The October living costs declined one tenth of one percent marking the first drop of 1962. Lower meat prices helped offset September increases, as the Labor Department reported the living cost barometer fell to 106.0 percent of the 1957 59 average.
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Washington
Labor Department
Jobless Claims Rise in Madison Week
A total of 29,810 unemployment claims were filed with the Industrial Commission in the week ending Saturday, up from 28,474 the previous week.
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Madison
The
Industrial Commission
UW Rose Bowl ticket plan favors students and alumni
Wisconsin will allot 13 000 Rose Bowl tickets on New Year’s Day in Pasadena. Students faculty and employers have first crack at seven dollar tickets, followed by season ticket holders W Club and alumni group members. Two tickets per application. In person Madison applicants Dec 5 and 6. Milwaukee and extension students may apply under later provisions.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Pasadena
Calif
Alumni Association
Badgers
University of Southern California
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Pope John XXIII Ailing With Influenza Reported
Vatican sources say Pope John XXIII, age 81, is ill with influenza after canceling a Wednesday audience. Dr. Antonio Gasbarrini traveled from Bologna to Rome to assess the pontiff, amid rumors of prostate surgery before Christmas, which officials denied.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Rome
Vatican
Antonio Gasbarrini
Bologna
John
Pontifical Propaganda Fide University
Swiss and Wisconsin Cheese Markets Steady with Firm Trends
Madison reports American cheese markets steady with demand fair to good and ample supplies. Cheddars 37 to 37 percent, 40 pound blocks 35 to 38, single daisies 37, longhorns 37 to 38, midgets 38 to 39. Wisconsin Swiss market steady to firm with good state brand block supplies. blocks 43 to 44, B 33 to 41, C 35 to 38.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Taft Hartley Action Studied Over Lockheed Strike
Pentagon officials study use of Taft Hartley Act to halt Lockheed strike for at least 80 days as IAM begins a nationwide walkout. Picket lines form from Honolulu to Florida with peaceful protests and a traffic disruption at the Burbank plant. One arrest reported in Sunnyvale after a striker interfered with traffic at a gate. Key issue remains whether workers will vote on a union shop. Lockheed opposes compulsory unionism.
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Washington
Lockheed
Pentagon
International Association of Machinists
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Honolulu
Florida
Burbank
Calif
Beloit Holds Nurse Who Abandoned Baby
Beloit police said Carolyn Barbara Smithson a 34 year old Chicago nurse admitted abandoning her newborn daughter behind a downtown Beloit building Monday night. She signed a statement that the child was born in a Beloit area home and left the infant beneath an oil drum around 9 p.m. hoping it would be found quickly. The child was found by two officers at about 9:30 p.m. and taken to a hospital in good condition. The nurse was hospitalized for observation and medical treatment.
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Beloit
Chicago
Howard Bjorklund
Carolyn Barbara Smithson
Actress Gerry Jedd Dies On Stage In New York
Actress Gerry Jedd aged 37 collapsed on stage during a Tuesday night off-Broadway performance in New York. The cause of death was not disclosed and details were released by theatre officials.
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New York
Gerry Jedd
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Ted) Thayer
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