Western allies ready Berlin plan amid election timing
The United States, Britain, France, and West Germany discussed a Western proposal for talks with the Soviet Union on Berlin and Germany to be urged after the West German elections on September 17. Rusk outlined a plan to bolster Western Europe with about 30 divisions and 75 000 to 80 000 troops, while NATO reaffirmed a peaceful settlement. In Turkey, a fire at Shebinkarahisar destroyed 400 shops and several hotels and offices, with damages estimated at 3 million dollars.
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Rolling Car Kills Boy on Family Farm
Kenneth B. Sugden five died when a car rolled over him after his sister Kathleen released the emergency brake on the family farm near Mukwonago Waukesha County. The boy was riding a bike behind the parked car and was dragged twenty five feet before dying of internal injuries.
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Atlas F missile fires successfully from Cape Canaveral
The Air Force revealed its new Atlas F ballistic missile and reported a successful test at Cape Canaveral. The rocket reached 15,000 mph on a 1000 mile run, delivering a nuclear warhead to a pre-set South Atlantic target near Ascension Island in about 30 minutes.
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United States
Europe
Air Force
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Latin Nations Seek Billions for Progress Plan
Five major Latin American nations urged the United States and other foreign aid sources to funnel 20 billion dollars over the next 10 years into President Kennedy's Alliance for Progress. They pressed for ready long-range development programs within 18 months as tensions rose with a Cuban critique at the Inter-American conference.
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Uruguay
United States
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Ernesto Guevara
Fidel Castro
Raul
Guevara
Billboard promises repair firm with bold line
Dallas reporters note a new Fort Worth Freeway billboard for an electrical appliance repair firm that reads Call us and we will remove your shorts. The cheeky ad drew double takes from motorists and passersby on Tuesday.
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Dallas, Tex
UPI
Fort Worth
Proxmire Ends Senate Talkathon After 26 Hours
In Washington the Wisconsin senator finished a marathon protest against the nomination of Lawrence J. O Connor Jr. to the Federal Power Commission after 26 hours on the floor. He had been joined by Sen. Wayne Morse to intensify pressure and delay any immediate vote while the foreign aid bill loomed. Proxmire promised to stay with it until the matter was resolved.
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William Proxmire
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Wayne Morse
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Lawrence J. O'Connor
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Kennedy
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Proxmure
Mississippi
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D-Eau Claire
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Rights Sit-In Triggers First Fight in Wisconsin Senate
In Madison the quiet civil rights sit-in at the Wisconsin Statehouse sparked a noisy clash as senators debated anti discrimination bills bottled in committee. By a 26 to 6 vote the measures moved to the floor for Friday’s calendar amid sharp exchanges over housing, civil rights and enforcement.
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Jerris Leonard
Cars Crash One Killed In Milwaukee County Collision
A two car crash on Highway 41 in western Milwaukee County killed Molly Hubenthal, 63, of Hartland, and injured five men including her husband Larry, 67, who were ejected from the vehicle. A driverless car spun and struck the other vehicle, with no serious injuries among the injured.
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Waukeshai County
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Hubenthal
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Titov Warns Foes of Peace at Moscow Welcome
Soviet space hero Gherman Titov returned to Moscow amid a hero’s welcome in Red Square. He warned enemies of peace that the Soviet Union could crush an aggressor, and said his flight aimed at peaceful progress with rocket power for the common good. He noted his ship could land anywhere under manual control if needed. Titov praised his party role and pledged loyalty until the end of his life, as Khrushchev and Gazarin joined the applause.
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Gale Hits England Shatters Three-Year Calm
A severe gale swept across England Tuesday, causing at least four deaths. Winds reached near record speeds across the west, with as much as two inches of rain in some areas.
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UPL
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Tip-Off in San Pedro Ends With Theft of TV Set
In San Pedro California Fred D Rose posted a sign in his window saying he would return Aug 15. He returned early to find a rear window removed and his TV set missing. The set was valued at 700 dollars. Police are investigating the incident.
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UPN
Fred D. Rose
Wisconsin Assembly Passes GOP Tax Revision in Deadlocked Battle
The Wisconsin Assembly approved a GOP tax revision by 51 to 48 and sent it to the Senate where a stalemate looms. The bill includes a three percent sales levy and two Assembly amendments such as a state withholding system starting next Jan. 1 and raised personal property tax relief to 100 percent for inventories, stocks, and livestock. Senate Republicans advocate 50 percent relief. a coalition stalemate could stall the measure amid nine hours of debate and a late round of votes from three Republicans joining Democrats.
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Senate
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Wisconsin
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Lorge
Krueger
Louis Romell
Adams
Harvey Gee
Wisconsin Rapids
Thomas St. Angelo
Cumberland
Huber
South Carolina Elects GOP Legislator Boineau
Charles E. Boineau, 37, a truck ing firm executive, wins a Republican seat in the South Carolina General Assembly, becoming the first GOP member since Reconstruction. Unofficial returns show 7,333 for Boineau versus 13,940 for Democrat Joe Berry Jr., with write‑in J. R. Hanahan garnering 26 votes.
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S.C
Charles E. Boineau
South Carolina
General Assembly
Boineau
Richland County
Joe Berry Jr
Twhco
Democratic Party Organization
J. R. Haneahan
Castro Grabs Excess Funds Castros Exorbitant Cuba Currency Changes
Castro announced Cuba will return at most 10000 pesos to most citizens who hoarded more in the weekend currency exchange. An exception is made for old and disabled citizens up to 20000 pesos. Immediate withdrawals start at 1000 pesos with monthly access, while normal deposits remain unaffected.
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Fidel Castro
Prie Minster
Castro
Cuba
Ca Sdang
Senators Set to Adjourn Wisconsin Legislature Friday
Madison AP reports state senators, eyeing a Friday adjournment, debated remaining work and slow progress. Leaders drew a 93-bill list to act on before a planned two month recess, with civil rights legislation triggering sit ins in the Capitol rotunda. The body also approved a bond issue for municipalities to buy sites for development and a county program for free home nursing care.
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Robert Knowles
New Richmond
Capitol
Senate
Airline gets CAB approval for expanded Chicago Madison route
The Civil Aeronautics Board granted North Central Airlines permission to increase nonstop service between Chicago and Madison while preserving Milwaukee and Beloit Janesville routes. The agency allowed flying over Milwaukee on segment 1 and Beloit Janesville on segment 5, with two additional round trips daily on both segments. Northwest Airlines objected, but the CAB accepted North Central’s claim that it is the main link between Madison and Chicago.
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