Seven Hurt In Mishap In Neenah Wisconsin
Seven people were hospitalized after a two car collision at County Trunk 6 and US 41 at 7 58 am. Theinjured include John Zellmer 70 Seymour and Eileen Meyer 32 Tiffin Ohio with multiple injuries to the neck chest and limbs. Passengers Louisa Meyer 64 Decatur Ind LaVern Heath 41 Decatur Ind Mrs Jerry Kaehr 23 Wrightstown Ind and her children Steven 3 and Donna 1 suffered various cuts and abrasions. Investigating officers Sgt Marvin Peppler and Officers Richard Cook and George Sasse said Zellmer drove into the path of the southbound Indiana car. Ambulances from Neenah and Moore transported the injured.
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Neenah
Theda Clark Hospital
John Zellmer
Rt. 2
Seymour
Eileen Meyer
Monroe St
Tiffin
Ohio
Louisa Meyer
Grant St
Decatur
Ind
LaVern Heath
Jerry Kaehr
Fair St
Wrightstown
Steven
Donna
Steven Kaehr
Zellmer
Neenah and Moore
Shawano County
Winnebago County
Marvin Peppler
Richard Cook
George Sasse
Record Canada Ballot Expected
AP reports a national Canadian election forecast a record vote with Lester B. Pearson possibly becoming prime minister. John Diefenbaker campaigns across provinces amid polls hinting Liberal gains but wide margins remain. Analysts see a potential Liberal majority or minority depending on seat totals as nations watch turnout.
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Toronto
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Liberal Party
Ottawa
John G. Diefenbaker
Saskatchewan
Diefenbaker
House of Commons
Pearson
United States
Advertising Mark Is Set By N Y Times
The New York Times announces the first Sunday edition since December weighed 742 pounds and ran over 700 pages. The strike by printers and photo engravers left city papers dark from December 8 to last Monday. The Times reports more than 1 000 000 lines of advertising across 11 sections plus two extra sections.
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NEW York
New York Times
Times
Expect Crowd For Tax Fight
Madison reports a large crowd is expected as Governor Reynolds presents his plan to balance a 1963 85 budget before the Joint Finance Committee. The session features a tax battle with Reynolds proposing new income, corporate, and bank taxes while Republicans push a 3 percent general sales tax. Other committees review tax credits for seniors and vehicle tax exemptions, an anti shoplifting bill, Sunday closing, and a lakes and parks program.
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Madison
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Joint Finance Committee
Assembly
Reynolds
Finance Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Gaylord Nelson
Judiciary Committee
Assembly Conservation Committee
Conservation Department
State Park and Forest Commission
The
Conservation Commission Administration of Parks and Forests
Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Assembly Education Committee
Assembly Highways Committee
Tension Rising In Laos Warning From Rusk
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk accused pro Communist forces in Laos of obstructive tactics and warned that tensions are rising. He urged SEATO to stay vigilant as fighting erupts between neutralist and Pathet Lao troops in the Plaine des Jarres area where neutralist forces withdraw.
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Paris
U.S
Dean Rusk
Laos
Pathet Lao
Rusk
SEATO
Plaine Des Jarres
Kong la
Charles de Gaulle
Cuban Exiles Urged to Have Confidence in U.S. Policy
Miami UPI report quotes John H. Crimmins, the State Department Cuban affairs chief, urging Cuban exiles to have confidence in United States policies against Fidel Castro. He cautioned there is no quick solution to the Cuban problem and said the new anti Castro sea raid policy reflects no change in final goals.
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Miami
UPI
State Department
United States
Fidel Castro
John H. Crimmins
Goldwater criticizes Cuba policy as too timid
UPI reporting, Senator Barry Goldwater calls Kennedy Cuba policy too frightened and urges an economic blockade and exile training. He favors possible OAS invasion to remove Russians, but says invasion not now. He predicts Cuba will dominate the 1964 campaign and doubts primary value.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
United States
Goldwater
Kennedy
Organization of American States
Cuba
GOP
NBC
Issues
U.S
Russia
France
Canada
American women urged to set example for world
Washington steps attributed to Mrs Clare B Williams assistant chairman of the Republican National Committee urge American women to lead in the coming decade. She says women face a triple challenge to inspire those behind the Iron Curtain in new nations and to boost participation in civil affairs at home.
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Washington
UPI
Clare B. Williams
Republican National Committee
Wind blows record off turntable during remote DJ broadcast
In Tampa Florida a gust of wind knocked a record off a turntable during a remote broadcast by disc jockey Marv Ray over the weekend. The item titled Gone with the Wind was the record involved.
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Tampa
Fla
Marv Ray
Greyhound
Feather River Canyon
California
More Data Awaited On Haukedahl
Kenosha report: City Mayor Eugene Hammond says a private life inquiry into Police Chief Stanley Haukedahl will finish before seeking his ouster from the Fire and Police Commission. The chief is on leave after his wife Helen was charged with first degree murder in the death of Dorothy Bitantis, a department stenographer. The mayor notes more information is pending and charges may wait until the probe ends. Photographs found in Bitantis purse include images of the chief with Bitantis. Aldermen propose widening the investigation to city hall activities.
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Kenosha Cap
Stanley Haukedahl
Fire and Police Commission
Eugene Hammond
Haukedahl
Helen
Police Department
Dorothy Bitautis
Hammond
Fire and Police
Farmer Arrested After Wife and Mother-in-law Slain
SHAWANO AP A 42 year old farmer Milton Habeck was detained for questioning after his wife DeLores Habeck 34 and her mother Matilda Meyer 63 were shot to death in Meyers Shawano home. Emma Francisco 97 mother of Meyer and newborn baby survived. The killings occurred about 3 a.m. and Habeck was arrested around 7:30 a.m. on Highway 29 west of the city.
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Shawano
Shawano County
Carl Krueger
Trent
Roulice Ameraro
Pingle
Milton Habeck
DeLores Habeck
iMatilda Meyer
Krueger
Clarence Marquardt
Meyer
Emma Francisco
Habeck
Governor's Secret Washington Trip Stumps Wisconsin
Governor John Reynolds flew to Washington D C Sunday night and canceled all appointments, including a COPE speech, with aides saying no one in Madison knows the trip's purpose. Mrs Reynolds cited a cold but says he rose for a 7 p.m. flight.
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Madison
UPI
John Reynolds
Washington, D.C
State Capitol
Reynolds
Stanley Zuckerman
Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
COPE
Labor Spurred on Demo Dinners in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Democratic party faced a fundraising setback as AFL-CIO leaders urged labor to consider holding annual dinners away from high prices. Delegates debated COPE proposals opposing expensive political dinners and discussed the planned $100-a-plate Jefferson-Jackson Day event in Milwaukee with VP Lyndon Johnson as speaker. Labor objections and ticket sales concerns were cited as obstacles, with Lucey and Reynolds unavailable for comment.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Democratic Party
Afl-Cio
Labor
Committee On Political Education
COPE
John W. Reynolds
Patrick Lucey
Lucey
Milwaukee
Lyndon Johnson
Jancey
John W. Schmitt
Thrifty 1.08 Angeles Cash Claim Sparks Drunk Inquiry
Everett George Campbell, 50, jailed for a plain drunk, had a paper bag with a wallet containing one $500 bill and 77 one hundred dollar bills. Campbell insisted he did not rob anyone, claiming he only saved up for donuts and coffee.
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Angeles
UPI
Everett George Campbell
Campbell
Laos Forces Pushed Out Of Town by Reds
North Vietnam troops and pro-Communist forces press the Plaine des Jarres region after Kong Le’s neutralist forces abandon Xieng Khouang a provincial capital northeast of Vientiane. Diplomatic circles view the loss as a major cease fire breach while debates over a UN truce team continue amid factional opposition.
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Laos
Reds
Vientiane
Kong le
Plaine Des Jarres
Xieng Khouang
Souvanna Phouma
Here
Pathet Lao
International Central Commission
Control Commission
Plaine Des Jarpes
Souphatavong
Lenten Message from Rev Herder on Faithful Worship
The message recalls how Lent evolved from a 40 hour period to a 40 day season of repentance prayer self denial and self examination. It urges faithful Christians to worship Christ faithfully during this holy season.
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Christ
Robert H. Herder
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