Train collision injures none. driver killed near Miles City
A troop train carrying 385 soldiers from Wisconsin’s 32nd Infantry Division to Ft. Lewis collided with a gravel truck near Miles City Montana. Eight cars derailed, the truck driver was killed, two porters and the train conductor unaccounted for then missing. later reported safe. No serious injuries among soldiers. track torn up. rescue crews freed victims using torches. Soldiers hailed from Mauston Tomah Wausau and Arcadia. The Red Arrow Division had been called to active duty and was en route on special trains. The derailment occurred two and a half miles east of Miles City depot on Milwaukee Railroad tracks at 6 am MST.
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Miles City
Mont
Wisconsin
32Nd Infantry Division
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Mauston
Tomah
Wausau
Arcadia
Milwaukee Railroad
Charles O. Aller
Red Arrow
Cletus Abis
32Nd
Peaceful underground atomic blast planned near Carlsbad
President Kennedy approved plans for an underground nuclear explosion in a salt formation near Carlsbad New Mexico to advance the plowshare program for peaceful uses of atomic energy. The blast, likely in about 60 days, will be observed by Soviet observers.
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Washington
Kennedy
New Mexico
White House
Carlsbad
N.M
Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
Swiss Market Weak On C D Grade Blocks
Madison Wisconsin cheese market reports show American cheese largely steady with fair demand and ample supply. C and D grade blocks are weak while top grades of Wisconsin Swiss stay steady to firm. prices and grades quoted include blocks and state brands with several ranges noted. Total entities include Wisconsin and various cheese terms.
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Madison
Wisconsin
County 4-H Achievement Night Slated for Nov 9
The countywide 4-H Achievement Night will be held Thursday November 9 at 8 p.m. in the county ag building. County 4-H agent George Gramling announced the date and said the top 4-H boy and girl will be named. David Deininger was chosen to attend the 4-H dairy conference in Chicago November 30 through December 2 for his outstanding dairy projects.
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County Ag
George Gramling
Gramling
David Deininger
Chicago
Eisenhower Attacks Kennedy Policies At New York Rally
Former President Eisenhower denounces Kennedy fiscal policy as confusing and inflationary. He ridicules the Peace Corps as a juvenile project and jokes about sending members to the moon while campaigning for Lefkowitz in New York. He attacks Mayor Wagner and storms Democrats in Washington, warning of deficits and dollar devaluation.
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Monroe
W. E. Deininger
Times
New York
Eisenhower
Peace Corps
Gen. Lefkowitz
New York City
Wagner
Washington
U.S
Mrs Malkow 94 Albany Woman Dies in Stoughton Home
Mrs. Ernestine W. Malkow, 94, Albany, died at 10 last night in McKether nursing home, Stoughton, where she had resided since Nov. 10. Born in Germany in 1866, she came to the United States in 1881 and later lived in Green County before marrying Ernest Malkow in 1889. Survivors include two sons, a daughter, four grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Friday at Sharer funeral home Albany with burial in Hillcrest cemetery. Friends may call 1 to 9:30 p.m. tomorrow.
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Albany
Ernestine W. Malkow
McKether
Stoughton
Malkow
Durlitz
Germany
Carl
Wilmina Miller
United States
Green County
Ernest Malkow
Sylvester
Elmer
Hillcrest Cemetery
Sharer Funeral Home
Margaret Expects Stork in Two Weeks
London reports Princess Margaret’s baby due within the next fortnight with royal press confirming the timing. Sister Helen Rowe, aged 62, will assist and has traveled from Eastbourne to be ready at Clarence House, while the couple remains at Kensington Palace.
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London
Margaret
Helen Rowe
Queen Elizabeth
Eastbourne
Clarence House
Elizabeth
Anthony Armstrong - Jones
Earl of Snowdon
Kensington Palace
Mrs Robert Steele Dies in Madison Hospital
Mrs Robert E Steele formerly of Brodhead dies at 1 a.m. in Madison Hospital. Survived by husband, a son Charles of Madison, and four grandchildren.
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Brodhead
Robert E. Steele
Madison
Charles
Taylor Speeds Viet Nam Study
Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor flew from Saigon after a week of fact finding in South Viet Nam. He said the country has the resources to cope with Communist attacks and plans two days of talks with SEATO officials and Thai leaders. He avoided committing to U.S. troop deployment and noted SEATO as a potential channel if needed.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Taylor
Kennedy
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Sarit Thanarat
U.S
Sarit
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Seato
United States
Washington
Wiley to Be Honored at Statewide Dinner in Milwaukee
Milwaukee hosts a statewide recognition dinner November 27 at Schroeder hotel honoring Sen. Alexander Wiley for his role in establishing the St. Lawrence Seaway.
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Milwaukee
Sen
Alexander Wiley
Rwis
St. Lawrence Seaway
Schroeder Hotel
Reinstates Martyr Irked Postal Chief Arouses NAACP Ire
Postmaster General J Edward Day reinstates W W Law Georgia NAACP leader as a letter carrier over his dismissal causes sharp NAACP criticism. Day calls Law unsatisfactory and notes he wants to avoid martyrdom while detailing charges of extended absences mishandling forwarding forms inflated mail counts and lengthy breaks.
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Washington
J. Edward Day
Georgia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Robert L. Carter
Day
W. W. Law
The
Savannah
R’ Day
Law
Mrs Ostrander Services Friday in Milwaukee
Funeral services for Mrs Gerald O Ostrander 52 Milwaukee a native of Monroe Township killed when struck by a car while stepping from a city bus at West Fond du Lac and W Towsend in Milwaukee will be held at 1 p m Friday Burial will be in Milwaukee She was born August 30 1909 attended Monroe High School and was active in St Johns United Church of Christ She survived by husband three sons Gerald Jr Roger and Dennis all of Milwaukee three brothers and three sisters in Monroe Memorials listed are the Ostrander family address 3415 N 40th St Milwaukee and the date of services.
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Gerald O. Ostrander
Milwaukee
Monroe Township
Ostraner
N. 40Th Street
Ostrander
Rose Emma _ Rothenbuehler
John and
Lea Rofenacht Rothenbuehler
Monroe High School
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Gerald Jr
Roger
Dennis
Monroe
William
George
Jacob Rothenbuehler
Flora Rothenbuehler
Minnie Trachsel
Ella Kundert
William Rothenbuehler
Mmes
Trachsel
Kundert
Youth Who Killed Uncle Faces Tests
Dodgeville reports 17 year old Le Roy Stevens faces psychiatric exams after a preliminary hearing on first degree murder in the July slaying of his uncle Curtis Stevens, 51, found dead on the farm tractor. Two psychiatrists were ordered by Circuit Judge Richard Orton to assess the youth.
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Dodgeville
Richard Orton
LeRoy Stevens
Curtis Stevens
Young Stevens
Reynolds Opposes Wisconsin Pledge Recitation Bill
Wisconsin Attorney General John Reynolds called a bill requiring weekly classroom recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance unconstitutional. He argued it violates the First and Fourteenth Amendments, noting precedents and the addition of under God makes the mandate more violative of constitutional freedoms.
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Madison
John Reynolds
Wisconsin
Nelson
Reynolds
U.S. Supreme Court
West Virginia
High Court
Tshombe Okays Cease-fire Pact in Katanga
Katanga President Moise Tshombe formally accepts ratification of the Katanga U N cease-fire and agrees to hand over about 190 Irish and Scandinavian prisoners this afternoon. U N envoy Mahmoud Khiar will return to Elisabethville to take control of the post office and radio station and to hand over 210 Katangan prisoners. The U N command had feared Tshombe might object to such conditions and would not recognize his claim to independence.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Mahmoud Khiar
Elisabethville
U.N. Secretariat
Tshombe
Striking Trane Workers Reject Third Offer in La Crosse
Striking Trane Co. production workers rejected a third settlement proposal by the firm 826 to 739. The walkout began August 21 and has idled about 3,000 workers.
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TRANE
LA Crosse
Trane Co
Fallout Cloud Heads Toward Aleutians and Canada
Washington reports the initial Soviet superbomb fallout cloud will reach the Aleutian Islands late Thursday and Alaska or western Canada by Friday. Experts note most debris remains high in the stratosphere and won’t fall until next spring. Public health officials monitor early fallout though no significant health hazard is forecast.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Canada
U.S. Weather Bureau
Soviet Arctic
Manchuria
Siberia
Japan
Aleutians
Robert List
List
North America
Weather Bureau
United States
James Terrill
The
Health Service
Terrill
Tension rises as U.S. Army tightens Berlin border stance
In Berlin, ten Patton tanks and armored cars joined American forces at the wall as U.S. troops held a six hour general alert over American civilians entering East Berlin. British and French units moved to border positions while East German guards briefly allowed and later refused civilian passage.
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Berlin
East Berlin
U.S
West Berlin
United States
Britain
Friedrichstrasse
Tiergarten
Brandenburg Gate
Gesundbrunnen
Stock Prices Rise In Moderate Trading
New York stock market recovers in moderate trading with leading issues rising one to two points. IBM climbed more than three points and Zenith about five. Aircraft and missile stocks advanced as Northrup and General Dynamics gained over a point each.
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New York
Zenith
Northrup
General Dynamics
Rayburn fed through stomach tube at Baylor hospital
Dallas Texas doctors reported at Baylor hospital on Tuesday that House Speaker Sam Rayburn has been fed nearly continuously through a stomach tube for the past week due to illness.
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Dallas
Tex
Baylor Hospital
Sam Rayburn
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Montana
Stork
Robert Steele
WILEY
U.S. Berlin
Mrs. Ostrander
Wall
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