Wiley Attacks Nelson in Wisconsin Senate Race
Senate Republican Wiley accuses Gov Nelson of prioritizing his own political ambitions over national welfare as he seeks a fifth term. Nelson defends Congress duties while Reynolds and Kuehn spar over Wisconsin tax measures and state leadership.
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Associated Press
Wiley
Nelson
U.S. Senate
Democratic Party
Washington
United States
Milwaukee
Kennedy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Green Bay
Philip Kuehn
Reynolds
Kuehn
State Civil Defense Plans Training Drive For Shelter Program
Milwaukee officials report a plan to train 20 000 Wisconsin residents as fallout shelter managers by January 1 in support of a federal program. About 9 000 buildings could be public shelters, with trained staff to handle rationing and order. A 12 hour course will train managers and thousands more in radiation detection meter use.
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Milwaukee
William K. Chipman
Wisconsin
Chipman
Milwauke
More Refugees Flee Despite Red Gunfire
Red gunfire echoed on the Berlin border as East Germans escaped through barricades. Border guards opened fire on two men crawling from a cemetery at Bernauer Strasse, they reached safety unharmed. Police reported further shooting near dawn on the city northern border with clashes involving about 20 border guards.
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Berlin
Bernauer Strasse
Political angle on Kennedy Cuba blockade timing
The Republican Campaign Committee questions whether Kennedy aimed to crack down on Cuba for political gain ahead of the November vote. It cites the slow disruption of Soviet ships and notes Navy actions contrasted with claims of a tough stance. Nixon to speak on Cuba in California tonight.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
New Frontier
Defense Department
Democratic Congress
Democratic Party
Samuel Brightman
California
Nixon
United
Rev Kehle Chosen Leader of Southeast UCC Association
Dr. Paul C. Kehle, former president of the South Wisconsin Synod, is named minister of the Southeast Association as the Wisconsin Conference of the United Church of Christ, Inc., forms. He lives in Waukesha, where the association office remains. Other associations include Northwest Eau Claire Southwest Madison and Northeast Appleton.
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Paul C. Kehle
South Wisconsin Synod of the United Church of Christ
Southeast Association
Wisconsin Conference of the United Church of Christ, Inc
Kehle
Waukesha
St. John’s Church
Northwest Association
Eau Claire
Southwest Association
Madison
Northeast Association
Appleton
Hefty Tours Reviews Steps to Cut Noise by Auto Carriers
Police Chief Henry S. Hefty visited Janesville this week to inspect noise reduction efforts by Janesville Auto Transport Co. after complaints about loud carriers passing Monroe. Warren P. Tapovatz issued a driver bulletin urging calmer operation and thanked Hefty for his inquiry.
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Henry S. Hefty
Janesville
Covenant
Tapovatz
Monroe
Tax Consultant Ralph Arnold Opens Monroe Office
Ralph Arnold will answer state sales and withholding tax questions in Monroe. He occupies suite in the Kittelsen Brand and Barry building at 916 17th avenue. He is in office weekdays 8 to 9 a m and other hours by appointment. Phone 797. Formerly an accountant in Wausau, Arnold recently joined the Wisconsin Department of Taxation and is surveying local businesses.
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Monroe
Ralph Arnold
Kittelsen, Brand and Barry
17Th Avenue
Wausau
Arnold
Wisconsin Department of Taxation
Nehru demands red withdrawal in frontier talks
In Moscow Nehru urged Premier Khrushchev to negotiate a border settlement only after Red China withdraws behind the Sept 8 lines. The Indian embassy said the uncoded message accused China of aggression starting Sept 8 after a long dispute. Indian forces faced heavy fighting with thousands of troops on both sides and casualties reported as heavy.
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Moscow
Nehru
India
Khrushchev
Himalayas
Fugitive Financier Plans Return to New York
Edward M. Gilbert, financier who fled to Brazil after being charged with misappropriating 2 million from E. L. Bruce, will return voluntarily to New York. The New York Times cited his Rio de Janeiro interview stating he would depart by plane Sunday night. He resigned as E. L. Bruce president on June 12 and fled to Rio claiming funds were used to help take Celotex Corp. Gilbert faces multiple indictments.
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New York
Edward M. Gilbert
Brazil
E. L. Bruce
New York Times
Times
Gilbert
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
South American
Bruce
Celotex Corp
Deputy Cleared in Pittsburgh Man Shooting Justification
An Oneida County coroner's jury ruled Friday that the fatal shooting of Ernest Martinez a 25 year old Pittsburgh man by a deputy sheriff was justifiable homicide.
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Rhinelander
Oneida County
Ernest Martinez
Pittsburgh
JFK Moves to Halt Cuban Missile Buildup
Washington reports the Kennedy administration is preparing possible bombing or invasion of Cuba unless Russia dismantles missiles and launch bases soon. Aerial reconnaissance shows rapid construction of sites for 1200 mile mobile missiles and 2500 mile rockets, with no sign of dismantling. Armed services prepare for strike, using jets and bombers to hit missile sites and air bases.
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Washington
Cuba
White House
United States
Navy
Kennedy
Air Force
Florida
Atlantic
U.S
Break-in Probed at New Glarus Bowling Alley
Police probe a burglary at the New Glarus bowling alley discovered about 6 am. A loss of roughly 447 dollars was reported from three cash registers three cigarette machines a record player and a sheet metal safe cabinet. Investigators noted unlocked doors and possible intruders hidden at closing.
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Glarus
Madison
Jerome
Spud) Hunt
County Sheriff's Department
Arnold H. Mueller
Cheif
Leslie M. Schwitz
Mueller
Hunt
Snowdon Illness Reported in London Hospital
Lord Snowdon, 32, husband of Princess Margaret, is reported suffering from a stomach ailment in a London hospital.
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Snowdon
London
Lord Snowdon
Princess Margaret
Snowbound Northeast and Ohio Brace for Winter Chill
Portions of the Northeast and northern Ohio face more than a foot of snow from an autumn storm. Up to 13 inches fall in New York and New England, with heavy traffic jams on routes like U.S. 21 between Cleveland and Akron. Several New England towns report traffic deaths from hazardous highways as record cold and frigid highs persist nationwide.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Associated Press
Ohio
New York
New England
Cleveland
Akron
U.S. 21
Elkins
W. Va
Ashville
N. C
Raleigh
Greensboro
London
Florida
Cross City
Tallahassee
UW Students Strike Over Cuba Blockade
Seven University of Wisconsin students begin a three day hunger strike in Madison to protest the U S blockade of Cuba. Spokesman John Myers of Columbus says the action seeks to press the crisis in American foreign policy and thermonuclear war fears and aligns with nationwide actions by the National Student Peace Union.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
United States
Cuba
John Myers
Columbus
National Student Peace Union
Wall Collapse Traps 20 Firemen in Queens Factory
A wall and part of the second floor collapsed in a soap factory in Queens trapping more than 20 New York firemen. Five were hospitalized and the watchman and his assistant were unaccounted for though not believed inside the building.
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New York
Queens
President Kennedy Replies To Bertrand Russell Over Cuba
In London Kennedy tells Russell to focus on the burglars rather than those who caught them and notes Russell’s criticism of Washington while urging him to consider Soviet missiles in Cuba. Khrushchev suggests a summit to avoid reckless actions as the Cuban crisis deepens.
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London
Kennedy
Bertrand Russell
White House
Khrushchev
Russell
U.S
Cuba
Washington
Moscow
United States
Hoffa Heads East On Court Fight Over Million Conspiracy
James R. Hoffa flew to Detroit after the first week of a federal trial in Nashville over a $1 million conspiracy charge. Prosecutor Charles Shaffer argued Hoffa used union influence for a concealed payoff linked to Test Fleet Corp. The defense says the case rests on suspicion and innuendo.
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Nashville
James R. Hoffa
William E. Miller
Charles Shaffer
Department of Justice
Washington
Hoffa
Test Fleet Corp
Owen Brennan
Brennan
Shaffer
Commercial Carriers, Inc
Detroit
Birch Society names Benson Utah coordinator
Reed A. Benson son of Ezra Taft Benson has been named coordinator of the John Birch Society in Utah.
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BIRCH
Salt Lake City
Reed A. Benson
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
John Birch Society
Utah
Premier Khrushchev offers Cuba exit terms tied to Turkey pullout
Khrushchev messages Kennedy and Thant proposing Soviet weapons stay in Cuba under direct control and a UN inspection to verify. He seeks a two to four week agreement with pledges of non interference, while Kennedy warns of further action if missile bases stay active. The incident, including the Maruela boarding, shows ongoing naval tensions and no dismantling plan yet.
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Khrushchev
Moscow
Cuba
United Nations
Turkey
U.S
Russia
Kennedy
State Department
White House
Thant
U.S. Navy
Caribbean
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Monroe Evening Times
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Broadcast Plan
U.N
Soviet Union
Tur
U Thant
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