Poisoned smoked whitefish linked to four deaths across states
Investigators hunt for tainted smoked whitefish source after four deaths in Tennessee and Michigan. The Michigan firm H. J. Dombos and Bros. suspended operations. three national chains pulled the product. FDA ordered tests as inspectors sweep Wisconsin stores and Michigan suppliers step back.
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Detroit
Michigan
Tennessee
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Washington
Lake Michigan
Grand Haven
H. J. Dombos and Bros
A. and P
National Food
Kroger
Harold Dornbos
Michigan Fisheries Company
Michigan Department of Agriculture
Dornbos
David S. Cohen
Knoxville
May Beth
Chester O. Mitchell
Blanche
Kalamazoo, Mich
Mitchells
Cohen
Lake Huron
Miami
Dallas
Minneapolis
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
John McClellan
Dairy and Food Trade Division
Milwaukee
Madison
McClellan
Mme Nhu Calls for New Understanding During U S Visit
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu the South Viet Nam first lady arrived in the United States with her 18 year old daughter Le Thuy for a three week tour. She disputed claims she is power hungry and said she wants to understand why the two nations cannot get along better. She defends her family’s government amid Buddhist persecution charges.
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New York
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South Viet Nam
United States
Cheese Demand Steady in Madison Cheddar Market
Madison Wisconsin cheese market reports steady demand for cheddar with adequate supplies of large blocks and long horns. Prices span 35 to 39 percent across cheddars 40 pound blocks single daisies and longhorns with small variances by type and cut.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Retarded Child Challenge Cited at Green County meeting
Bernard Bartel former pastor and psychologist told the Green County Association for Retarded Children that the challenge is one of understanding and help in training. He emphasized retardation is a family issue affecting home life and decisions on care and placement. Parents seek acceptance and equal treatment for their children.
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Bernard Bartel
Milwaukee
Immanuel Eub Church
Green County Association For Retarded Children
Agriculture Building
Bartel
Milwaukee County School System
Greenfield
Greendale
Oak Creek
Marquette University Psychological Clinic
Willis Resignation Rejected by Board
CHICAGO The Chicago Board of Education refused to accept the resignation of School Supt. Benjamin C. Willis from his $48 500 job. The board voted 6 2 to turn down the resignation and approved a three man committee to confer with Willis. Willis 61 resigned after the Illinois Appellate Court upheld a Chicago Superior Court decision directing Willis to allow four top Negro high school students to transfer to other schools.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Education
Benjamin C. Willis
Willis
Illinois Appellate Court
Eight Montreal Bombings: Eight Sentenced for Anti-Government Attacks
Eight young men in Montreal were sentenced to prison for a wave of anti government bombings in the area last spring. All defendants pleaded guilty to actions attributed to the Quebec Liberation Front.
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Montreal
Quebec Liberation Front
Christmas Stocking Program Expands With Paget Bequest
The Monroe Christmas Stocking program grows in its 13th year aided by a $750 annual provision from the Marie Paget estate added to a $250 United Fund request for 1963. Volunteers coordinate family needs, mass purchase gifts, and deliver 69 food boxes to 289 people plus 70 beer packages to convalescent homes.
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United Fund
Marie Paget
Monroe
J. T. Etter Jr
Monroe Woman’s Club
Allie Holtshopple
Kenneth W. Stuart
David K. Bennett
Bennett
Doran R. Zwygart
Holtshopple
Christmas Stocking mobilizes Monroe groups for toys and gifts
Monroe High School service and industrial arts clubs organize doll clothes, toy repairs, and painting led by Mrs. A R Livingston and Charles Mowbray. Volunteers collect groceries and toys, decorate boxes, and prepare packed deliveries before Christmas with help from Jaycees Girl Scouts Brownie Troops and local merchants.
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Monroe High School
A. R. Livingston
Industrial Arts Club
MHS
Charles Mowbray
Jaycees
Monroe
United Fund Giving
Castro narrowly escapes drowning during hurricane tour
Cuban Prime Minister Castro nearly drowned when an amphibious vehicle sank while crossing the Laroja River during a hurricane tour in Oriente Province. Peasants pulled Castro and three aides to safety as Flora battered Cuba with prolonged rain and winds.
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Castro
Cuba
Havana
Miami
Laroja River
Victoria de Las Tunas
Holguin
Oriente
Flora
Haiti
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Jamaica
Tobago
Brazil
Soviet Union
Agrarian Reform Institute
Carlos Rodriguez
U.S.S.R
Red Cross
Mayari
U.S
Guantanamo Bay
Santiago
U S
Strike Peace Looms in Montreal Over River Dock Dispute
The St. Lawrence River dock strike enters its fifth day with hints that strikers and shippers are edging closer to an agreement. The slowdown affects Montreal port activity as workers demand better terms.
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Montreal
St. Lawrence River
Senators Hear Valachi Name Five New York Mafia Families
Valachi testified before a Senate investigations subcommittee guarded by U S marshals detailing the five Cosa Nostra families led by Genovese Gambino Lucchese Magliocco and Bonanno. He described Genovese as boss of bosses and discussed gambling and shylocking as main income sources. He also claimed a 14 year shylocking career and loans under two thousand dollars at twenty percent interest.
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Washington
New York
Joseph Valachi
Songbird
Senate
Valachi
U.S
Cosa Nostra
Vito Genovese
Carlo Gambino
Gaetano Lucchese
Giuseppe Magliocco
Joseph Bonanno
Genovese
John F. Shanley
New York Police
Shanley
Jaycees Aid Brodhead Pool With Heater Donation
At the City Council meeting Tony Williams of the Jaycees announced a $1 200 donation to install a pool heater. Recreation Director Francis Gombar Jr said annual heating costs would be about $300 while other council business included parking lot costs, a crosswalk exclusion, a $250 contest-related appropriation, a staff resignation, pay raise requests, licensing questions, and 19 building permits.
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Brodhead
Tony Williams
The
Jaycees
Francis Gombar Jr
Max Kletzke
Arnold Ayres
Brodhead Chamber of Commerce
Ben Stabler
Calvin Wickline
O. W. Brager
Council
Legion Park
American Legion Committee
Robbie Coplien
Stocks Stay Mixed Despite Some Gains
New York shares closed in a mixed pattern after moderate gains in auto and sugar stocks. Volume was about 4.5 million shares, with steels, airlines, aircraft, tobaccos, metals, and oils down slightly and utilities rails and chemicals mixed. Chrysler led autos, up about 3 points at one peak, hitting a 1963 high.
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New York
Chrysler
Pabst Holstein Herd Selloff Sets Auction Records
Ninety Holstein cattle from the Pabst dairy herd sold for a record $81,510 at a Monday auction drawing over 1,000 attendees. The sale average was $905, with buyers from nine states plus Canada Mexico and Brazil. Top bid was $4,900 for Hawthorn Sovereign Regel bought by A D Braun of Braun's Sunny Lea farm.
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Oconomowoc
Pabst
Canada
Mexico
Brazil
Hawthorn Sovereign Regel
A. D. Braun
Braun
Sunny Lea
Posch Burke Hope
San Margalo Farm
Oregonia
Ohio
Harvey A. Nelson and Sons
Union Grove
Wis
David Pabst
Mrs. Kaser of Brodhead Dies at 62
Mrs. Jacob Kaser aged 62 and lifelong Green County resident died at 2 45 PM yesterday in University Hospital Madison after four weeks as a patient. Services set for 1 30 PM Thursday at Stuessy funeral home with Rev. Paul H Olm of St Johns Monroe officiating. Burial in Greenwood cemetery Brodhead. Survivors include her husband two brothers a sister and a half brother. She was born December 4 1900 in Sylvester Township and married Jacob Kaser May 15 1919 in Monroe.
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Jacob Kaser
Brodhead
Green County
University Hospitals
Madison
Stuessy Funeral Home
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Kaser
Lena Br
George Brunner
Juda
Ernest Brunner
Emma Lederman
Peter Stauffacher
Beloit
Verna
Quakes Jolt Skopje Belgrade in Yugoslavia
Earth tremors hit Skopje and Belgrade causing damage and panic but no casualties reported.
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Skopje
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Baker Resigns From Majority Secretary Post
The FBI opened an inquiry into Ro bert G. Baker 36 who left his $19 600 year post as secretary to the Senate Democratic majority. A Justice Department source tied the probe to a $300 000 civil suit alleging Baker used his office to win contracts with a government defense subcontractor linked to an automatic vending machine firm in which he had financial ties. Baker had planned to meet Senate leaders but resigned instead. The suit also names Serv U and Melpar Inc as involved parties with claims of Baker aiding North American Aviation Corp contracts and receiving 5600 for a vending franchise, while Baker and his wife hold about 290 000 in Serv-U promissory notes.
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Washington
FBI
Robert G. Baker
Senate
Justice Department
Mike Mansfield
Baker
Pickens
S.C
Johnson
Senate Internal Security
Mansfield
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
U.S. District Court
Capitol Vending Inc
Serv-A Corp
Bakers
North American Aviation Corp
Melpar, Inc
Melpar
Serv- U
Bishop Lichtenberger Hospitalized For Phlebitis In New York
Rt Rev Arthur Lichtenberger head of the Protestant Episcopal Church and a native of Oshkosh is hospitalized in New York for phlebitis. The inflammation followed an August hernia operation. The 63 year old bishop is reported to be making satisfactory progress after the illness was disclosed last March amid his Parkinson's diagnosis and reduced speaking engagements.
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New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
Arthur Lichtenberger
Oshkosh
Lichtenberger
Volcano erupts again at Kilauea in Hawaii
In Hilo Hawaii scientists report a weekend eruption from a crater of Kilauea that had been active for 123 years. The lava flow stretched about a mile and a half, releasing roughly 8 million cubic yards of molten rock.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Kiiauea
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Woman’s Club
Danny von Moos
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Greg Novinska
Times
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Associated Press
FFA
Platteville State College Farm
Steve Smith
Bill Deininger
Russell Block
Eugene Hartwig
Smith
Gang
Mrs. Kaser
Serv-U
Bishop Lichtenberger
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