Kennedy urges patience in South Vietnam policy
President Kennedy says the United States must avoid rapid aid cuts in South Vietnam to prevent destabilizing Ngo Dinh Diem's government. He warns impatience could aid Communist gains and emphasizes a cautious approach while pursuing influence and restraint.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Viet Nam
Kenedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
Southeast Asia
U.S
South
Senate
Congress
South Viet Nam
Treaty Favored By 73 Senators
An Associated Press survey shows 73 of the Senate’s 100 members are committed or inclined to vote for ratification of the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty. Seventeen oppose or doubt it, including 12 who have opposed or voted against in committee and 15 listed as doubtful. If this held, ratification would require 67 votes and Senate leaders expect some uncommitted favoring final approval.
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Washington
Senate
Associated Press
Dodgeville Woman Wins 100 Gift From Anonymous Sender
Mrs. Mary Rule, 81, of Dodgeville received the 33rd cash gift from an anonymous donor. She opened a Mineral Point postmarked letter to find five $20 bills in a single sheet of paper marked Silence is Golden.
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Dodgeville
Mary Rule
Gronouski Chosen Postmaster General by Kennedy Era
Milwaukee and Wisconsin Democrats greet State Tax Commissioner John A. Gronouski as postmaster general with allies praising his administrative ability. Republicans critique the move as a political shift aimed at cooling Wisconsin attacks and wooing Polish Americans. Gronouski recounts his White House visit with Kennedy officials and notes no appointment was discussed then.
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Milwauukee
Wisconsin
John A. Gronouski
Talbot Peterson
Appleton
Gronouski
Washington
Boy Scouts of the New Frontier
Milwaukee
Glen Pommerening
Wauwatosa
J. Louis Hanson
Mellon
Democratic
Clement Zablocki
Reynolds
Madison
White House
Ralph A. Dugan
Dugan
Kennedy
Zablocki
Kennedy Family
Pierre Salinger
Administration
Detour Planned For Highway 1 North Of Junction House
Detour will route traffic over County Trunk N by the Green County hospital and a township road while County Trunk 1 north of the Junction House is widened. Regrading and gravel work planned on the first two miles this year with further stretches in 1964, no blacktop until 1964. County Trunk T south of Brooklyn to reopen tomorrow after 10 months of resurfacing.
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Kenneth H. Meyer
County Trunk 1
Meyer
Green County Hospital
County Trunk T
Brooklyn
Author Herbert Kubly notes Swiss image shifts toward industrialization
Swiss rural life is fading as industrial trends grow, author Herbert Kubly told 100 attendees at Ludlow Memorial Library. Kubly, New Glarus native, spoke on his Switzerland summer research for Life World Books and on his forthcoming novel The Whistling Zone. He outlined government subsidies to preserve Alpine village quaintness and said Switzerland is now highly industrialized, drawing youth from remote villages.
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Switzerland
Herbert Kubly
Ludlow Memorial Library
Kubly
New Glarus
Life Magazine
Glarus
Simon and Schuster
Canton
Alps
Corn Contests Still Scheduled Despite Quarantine
The planning committee for next month's corn picking contests denies cancellation rumors due to a state quarantine on the Melchior Denny farm north of Monroe. They await State Livestock and Sanitation Board guidance on site eligibility while considering Willis Riemer farm as an alternate. The Denny herd has been disinfected and remains on Grade A milk status. officers stress the quarantine affects cattle sales, not the corn event.
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Melchior Denny
Monroe
State Livestock and Sanitation Board
Denny
Donny
Willis Riemer
Highway 59
Decatur Township
County Agricultural
CORE Target Admits Remarks Ill Advised
Milwaukee official Fred E. Lins said his July remarks at a Community Social Development Commission meeting were ill advised but he refused to resign. CORE contends the comments showed prejudice against Negroes and will continue picketing for his resignation. He cited a teen son attacked by two unapprehended Black youths and said some of them have an I Q of nothing.
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Milwaukee
Fred E. Lins
Community Social Development Commission
Congress of Racial Equality
Lins
John H. Givens Jr
CORE
127 Pints Collected By Bloodmobile Here
Red Cross officials reported 127 pints collected at yesterday's blood mobile visit, with 150 donors. Twenty six were rejected for medical reasons. Rural participation was below expectations. future efforts will emphasize rural donors. Several donations honored the late T Roy Evenson, requested by Immanuel EUB Church.
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Red Cross Blood Program Today
C. Gene Hennager
Monroe Area
T. Roy Evenson
Evenson
Immanuel Eub Church
Sheboygan Chief Charged and Ousted
The Sheboygan Police and Fire Commission ousted Chief Steen W. Heimke after nine days of hearings charging him with mis administering or misappropriating funds. The 50 year old had served since October 1955 and the commission found funds and properties taken for personal use without proper records or accountability.
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Sheboygan
Steen W. Heimke
Sheboygan Police and Fire Commission
Heimke
Band and Swiss Choir Plan Monday Concert
The Monroe Swiss Mixed Choir teams with the Monroe City Band for a 8 p.m. concert at the Outdoor Community Theater in Twining Park. It closes the summer season for the band and marks the choir’s first bandshell appearance. Edwin Schuetze directs the mixed choir.
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Monroe Swiss Mixed
Monroe City Band
Twining Park
Edwin Schuetze
Cheese Trade Fair Madison Wisconsin Market Report
Cheese market in Madison Wisconsin shows steady tone with fair to good demand. 40 pound current blocks tight while other styles remain adequate. Prices include cheddars and blocks around 35 to 38 percent. single daisies near 38 to 34. longhorns 38 to 39. midgets 37 to 42 cents per pound.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Kennedy Wins Federal Control of Alabama Guards
President Kennedy takes command of 17 000 Alabama National Guardsmen ending Wallace’s local control as 20 Negro children desegregate schools in Birmingham Mobile and Tuskegee. Disruptions occur at West End High in Birmingham with arrests and police reinforcements. federal officials observe desegregation efforts.
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Birmingham
Ala
Kennedy
Gov. Wallace
Alabama National Guardsmen
Mobile
Tuskegee
West End High School
Protests Erupt as Whites Boycott Integrated West End High
In Birmingham Alabama hundreds of white students and adults protested the admission of two Negro girls at West End high school. Police used night sticks to separate the crowd as about 100 white pupils entered the building. Officials from the Justice Department and the U S attorney general's office observed the scene.
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Birmingham
Ala
West End High School
Glenn Evans
Ramsay High School
Arrival of Venezuelan quintuplets tests crowded one bedroom home
In Maracaibo a 34 year old mother Ines Cuervo de Prieto and her Creole Petroleum foreman husband welcomed five newborn boys born premature to a family with 15 children. The quints named after the doctors survived the first danger period and are declared in acceptable condition.
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
Robinson Suarez Herrera
University Hospital
Juan Jose
Ines Marie Cuervo de Prieto
Creole Petroleum Corp
Cuervo de Prieto
Dionnes
Canada
Diligentis
Argentina
JFK Halts Draft For Married Men
President Kennedy ordered a halt to drafting married men as long as enough single men are available in the 1925 age group. Married men will be inducted only after all single men are drafted, with an expected shift to younger single draftees and a 23 year average draftee.
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Washington
Kennedy
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
White House
Vatican cancels Thuc audience amid Viet Nam strife
Vatican sources said Archbishop Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh Thuc did not appear for a private audience with Pope Paul VI at Castel Gandolfo and the planned meeting was canceled with no explanation. The Vatican reportedly remains disturbed by Buddhist Diem regime tensions in Viet Nam and was upset by remarks attributed to Thuc since his Rome arrival.
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Vatican City
Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh Thuc
Ngo Dinh Diem
South
Viet Nam
Vatican
Paul VI
Castel Gandolfo
Rome
Diem
Monroe City Council Considers Highway 69 Survey Expansion
At a special session in City Hall the Monroe council weighs expanding the Green Engineering survey for Highway 69 to include zoning parking and capital improvements with costs under 800 dollars. A public hearing on the Eagles Club beer license and a five year fuel tanks contract for the city airport are also on the agenda with potential action expected tonight.
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Monroe
Green Engineering Co
Middleton
7Th Avenue
Orville R. Evans
Eagles Club
Recreation Club
Eagles
Donovan Jones
George Redman
New City
F and W Oil Co
Janesville
Cannon blast injures four in Legion parade
A small cannon exploded during the Amer ican Legion convention parade in Miami Beach Florida injuring four people. Witness Lester Cordell of Tulsa Oklahoma said he lit the fuse with his cigarette lighter as the gun passed by and it went off. The blast shattered a plate glass window.
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Miami Beach
Fla
American Legion Convention
Lester Cordell
Tulsa
Okla
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Montgomery
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Huntsville
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Tuscaloosa
Murphy High School
Alabama
George Craig
Ramsey High School
Edwin Guthman
Joe Dolan
Ney General
Thuc
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