Desert Truce Faces Zone Disputes After Signing
Algeria and Morocco signed a ceasefire outline amid border zone disputes. The plan calls for a midnight November 12 halt, Moroccan withdrawals from Algerian claims, demilitarized evacuated areas under Ethiopian and Malian supervision, a regional commission to resolve Sahara fighting and Morocco’s territorial claims, and an end to leader targeting. Disagreements over the precise demilitarized zone and outposts Hassi Beida and Tinjoub stalled final acceptance. A joint officer commission will determine zone limits.
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Bamako
Mali
Ahmed Ben Bella
Hassan II
Morocco
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Modibo Keita
Selassie
Organization of African Unity
Sahara
Algeria
Hassen
Ben Bella
Switzerland
Hassi Beida
Tinjoub
Bishops Back Modern Art for Catholic Churches
The Vatican Ecumenical Council voted to promote modern art in Catholic church construction and decoration while warning against abstract works hard for the faithful to grasp. The chapter on sacred art passed 1,838 to y with 94 approving conditionally, as the council nears finalizing the liturgy schema before the December recess.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter’s Basilica
Council Fathers
Paul
Red Wing School Board Bans Religious Elements From Events
Red Wing school board votes 5 to 1 to remove religion from public schools by ending baccalaureates and altering Christmas and Easter concerts. Wayne Loomis criticizes the move as overreaching, arguing no violation of Supreme Court intent occurred. The policy cites recent high court decisions on public schools and religion.
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Red Wing, Winnin
Red Wing
Wayne Loomis
U.S. Supreme Court
Battlefield find nets 54200 dollar ransom in moldy cash
Massapequa Park teacher George C. Rapport found a moldy bundle of mutilated currency on the Gettysburg battlefield last June. The Secret Service brought the bills to Washington for redemption and the Treasury values the stack at 54 200 dollars. Rapport, 46, said his wife and two children were unaware of the discovery.
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Washington
Gettysburg
George C. Rapport
Secret Service
New York
Treas Jury
Massapequa Park
N.Y
Ruth
Rapport
Bellmore
Rapports
Eileen
Jack
Pennsylvania
Eternal Light Peace Memorial
Cldren
W. T. Howell
United States
Howell
National Park Service
Humphrey says Johnson will remain Kennedy running mate
Senator Hubert Humphrey stated it is inconceivable that Lyndon Johnson will be dumped from the 1964 Democratic ticket. He praised Johnson's record, supported civil rights, and warned against substituting another candidate.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Humphrey
Johnson
Kennedy
Minnesotan
Alley and Building Plans Planned in Monroe Subdivision
The Monroe Planning Commission voted to recommend vacating an alley in Prospect Heights and to proceed with a new building to store park and recreation equipment near the city garage. The plan ties to a Baptist church construction and uses funds from fire insurance settlements. The City Council will decide, with budget details discussed at today’s meeting and copies available before the next council session. A separate note reports Wisconsin unemployment claims rising to 20,383 last week from 19,528.
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Monroe
Prospect Heights
Baptist Church
City
Simmons Sisters
Twining Park
Halloween events to proceed indoors if rain falls
Jaycee chairman announces that all planned Halloween activities will stay on schedule in bad weather except the parade. Children gather in costumes at Lincoln school gym at 6 PM with parade at 6 30 PM. If wet, costume judging, two films, candy sacks follow in the gym. Junior high dance at Monroe Community Center 7 30 PM to 10 PM. Senior high dance in high school M room 8 30 PM to 11 PM.
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Vonain Rster
Jaycee
Lincoln School
Monroe Community Center
Farm Union Opposes Proxmire Dairy Bill
The Wisconsin Farmers Union opposes the Proxmire dairy bill in the Senate. A board resolution calls for reconsideration and favors a program addressing price and cost pressures faced by over 600,000 manufacturing milk producers and Grade A shippers, arguing the bill would mislead on dairy sector improvement.
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Madison
Wisconsin Farmers Union
William Proxmire
Senate
Board of
Congress
Sen. Proxmire
Larkin Named by Board to College Group
Green County Board moves to fill the late C M Stauffer’s term on the Teachers College Board by appointing James Larkin, a former Brodhead teacher. The board also elects and re-elects members to the highway, school and hospital positions as it schedules budget work after a noon hospital dinner.
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Green County Board
County Welfare Board
Agricultural Committee
James Larkin
C. M. Stauffer
Green County Teachers College Board
Stauffer
Larkin
Brodhead
Wisconsin
Carl Jensen
Clarno
Highway Committee
Dean Rinehart
Cadiz
Ed Bidlingmaier
Adams Township
Ray Grady
Exeter
Ben Cleveland
Alvin F. Moritz
Monroe Cpa
Four Apollo Flights Cut to Speed Moon Landing
The United States plans a detour from the Apollo route cutting four early flights to save about 50 million dollars. By skipping the two astronaut stripped down missions the first orbital flights will be nine months late and future tests shift to Saturn 1 B with a full three man crew in 1966. FA says concentrating on the stripped down program could help reach a 1970 moon goal. Fire kills woman in Superior as Marie Flynn dies swept from her apartment inside a store framed building.
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Waonivuius
United States
Space Agency
Marie Flynn
Soviet UN aides expelled in spy case at United Nations
The United States expels three Soviet UN delegation members amid a spy plot tied to two other suspects. Pavlov Romashin and Olenev left the country after immunity blocked prosecution, linked to an Englewood New Jersey arrest involving Ivanov and Butenko over data on a sensitive Air Force contract.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N
U.S
Gleb A. Pavlov
Yuri A. Romashin
Vladimir I Olenev
FBI
Englewood
N.J
Igor A. Ivanov
New York City
Amtorg
John William Butenko
Orange
International Electric Corp
Butenko
Ivanov
Pavlov
Romashin
International Electric
Strategic Air Command
Goldwater Denounces Kennedy Economic Program as 1000 Day Flop
Senator Barry Goldwater told 1,500 business leaders that Kennedy era economic measures amount to nearly a thousand days of wasted spending and misguided policy. He urged tax overhaul and criticized Rockefeller for not uniting Republicans against the administration's economic approach.
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New York
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Arizona
Goldwater
Financial World
White House
Congress
Rain Lifts Spirits as Northeast Sees Snow and Hunters Lost
Rain spread across the Midwest and Northeast while Maine reports its first winter storm with over 18 inches in some areas. In Maine wilderness, six people including four hunters were reported missing amid near blizzard conditions as moisture returns.
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Lagat
Monroe
Midwest
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Nebraska
Indiana
Lower
Michigan
New England
Maine
Fisheries To Freeze Great Lakes Smoked Fish
The National Fisheries Institute agreed to freeze Great Lakes area smoked fish after processing as botulism deaths linked to the product were traced. FDA reiterated that all such smoked fish in stores or homes should be destroyed if wrapped in plastic, not cans, and urged keeping frozen until use. Lewis Goldstein signed the joint move.
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Washington
Tional Fisheries Institute
Great’ Lake Area
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Great Lakes Area
Institute
Lewis Goldstein
U.S
Great Lakes
Alabama
Tennessee
Michigan
Raymer Named Editor of Beloit Daily News
Beloit publisher Wal ter A. Strong announced changes in three executive staff posts. Robert T. Edwards will take semi retirement and become editor emeritus. Laurence A. Raymer moves from associate editor to managing editor. Walter Strong III, recently discharged after military service in Europe, leaves the paper.
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Beloit
Beloit Daily News
Walter A. Strong
Robert T. Edwards
Laurence A. Raymer
Edwards
Walter Strong
Europe
Kennedy Stresses Civil Rights at Philadelphia Rally
President Kennedy told about 11 000 at Convention Hall that civil rights are not a partisan issue and urged bipartisan support for strong fair legislation. He backed Mayor Tate in the Philadelphia race as the backdrop to rising racial tensions and local protests over labor and housing practices.
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Philadelphia
Kennedy
James H. J. Tate
Tate
James T. McDermott
McDermott
Tate Kennedy
Convention Hall
Major Forest Fire Rages Across Ouachita Forest in Arkansas
A forest fire swept 9000 acres of the Ouachita National Forest in west Arkansas driven by 30 mph winds. The U S Forest Service said the blaze was out of control with no immediate hope of containment. Over 1000 firefighters battled the flames and Ft Chaffee sent 120 soldiers to assist.
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Mena
AK. Uo
Ouachita National Forest
Arkansas
National Forest Service
Ft. Chaffee
Cheese Trade Fair Trends in Madison Market
Cheddar cheese prices in Madison show steady demand from fair to good. 40 pound blocks quoted at 364 to 39, single varieties at 38 to 39, longhorns at 38 and midgets at 37 to 40 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Green County Holds Series of Polio Sabin Clinics
Green County residents including adults and preschool children can receive the Sabin oral polio vaccine at six public clinics from 3 to 8 p.m. in Monroe New Glarus Bank of Brodhead Monticello Albany Browntown. A 25 cent optional donation supports vaccine costs.
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Lincoln School
Melvin Will
Monroe
Green County
The
Medical Society
Times
New Glarus
Bank of Brodhead
Montice
Lincoln
Green County Medical Society
Philipp Marty
United States
Marty
Albert B. Sabin
University of Cine
Nai School of Medicine
Laundry Co owner dies from boiler steam in Eau Claire
William George, 51, co owner of the Eau Claire Laundry Co., suffocated after steam leaked from a boiler in the basement of the plant. He went to the basement to blow out the boiler flues and drain the tank when he inhaled the steam and died.
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William George
Eau Claire Laundry Co
George
Milwaukee window washer dies in eighth floor plunge
Lester Leiberg, 25, a window washer, fell from the eighth floor of the Astor hotel in Milwaukee after a rope and safety belt broke. He landed on the hotel's two story garage roof and was killed.
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Milwaukee
Lester Leiberg
Leiberg
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Hubert Sure
Lbj
State Industrial Commission
Farm Union
Proxmire
James H. Larkin
JFK
Barry
Raymer
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