Wisconsin hunt for three gunmen leaves 300 armed men in woods
In central Wisconsin more than 300 armed men scoured forests and blocked highways in a pursuit of two of three gunmen who killed Sauk County Deputy James Jantz and wounded Lake Delton Chief Robert Kohl. One suspect, Richard Nickel, was hospitalized with leg fractures after a crash. An unnamed Chicago fugitive may be among the trio, with a warrant issued for Nickel and Welter.
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Lake Delton
Wisconsin
Harold Fos. Oegate
Sauk County
James Jantz
Baraboo
Robert Kohl
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Jantz
Manston
Richard Nickel
Prospect Heights
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Chicago
George Kristovich
Joseph L. Kissiah
Milwaukee
James Rgan
Fort Collins, Colp
Red-Leaning Party Wins In British Guiana
Cheddi Jagan, 43, a Marxist admirer of Fidel Castro, led his Communist leaning PPP to victory in Britain's South American colony. PPP won 19 of 35 seats with two unreported constituencies expected to favor Jagan, while Forbes Burnham's Negro-dominated PNC held nine seats and Peter Daguiar's United Force two.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
IAP
Cheddi Jagan
Fidel Castro
Britain
Jagan
People's Progressive Party
PPP
People’s National Congress
Forbes Burnham
Peter Daguiar
United Force
Air pact with Soviets called off after talks
President Kennedy halted plans for a commercial air agreement with the Soviet Union citing the international situation. The State Department said the decision comes after a month of quiet talks on the New York to Moscow route. Soviet air chief Loginov expressed regret and noted Washington would decide later if talks resume. James M. Landis led the U.S. delegation.
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Washington
Kennedy
State Department
New York
Moscow
U.S
Lincoln White
Soviet Union
Yevgeni F. Loginov
Loginov
James M. Landis
Badgered Norfolk Police Say Badges Stolen From Dummy
Police reported badges were stolen from a uniform worn by a life sized dummy used in a traffic safety display last weekend in Norfolk Virginia. The incident was disclosed Monday by authorities.
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Norfolk
UPD
Old Shell Explosion Kills Father in French Camp
ARLES France AP a family camping trip turned deadly when an unexploded World War II shell detonated killing the father and injuring two children. The Pierre Dufeu family from Lyon had camped at the site for 20 days. Mrs Dufeu was unharmed.
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Arles
France
Pierre Dufeu
Lyon
Manhunt in Lyndon Station as Deputy Fears Hidden Danger
James C. Webster recalls a tense pursuit with Roger Little Eagle and deputies at an abandoned Lyndon Station farmhouse. The crew searches the rambling gray building, finds a disordered scene and a bed with covers dragged to the floor, heightening fear of a dangerous encounter.
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James C. Websterger
Lyndon Station
Wis
Roger Little Eagle
Little Eagle
Adenauer Tours Berlin as Eisler Shouts Across Wall
In Berlin Chancellor Adenauer visited barricades between East and West as East German propagandist Gerhardt Eisler shouted from the barbed wire line. Communists jeered from East Berlin while Western troops staged a routine alert ahead of next month’s elections. Adenauer toured refugee centers and the wall, receiving cheers from refugees and tight police protection.
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Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Kennedy rejects holding Cuban ship as ransom
President Kennedy declined to seize the Cuban freighter Bahia de Nipe to pressure the families of 10 defecting crewmen, saying the move could provoke retaliation and is illegal in the United States. Ambassador Bundy praised the crew’s desire for freedom as Navarro sought asylum for his family.
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Norfolk
Kennedy
Jorge Navarro
Bahia de Nipe
United States
McGeorge Bundy
Navarro
Cuba
Lynnhaven
Johnson's Historic West Berlin Trip Reported
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson briefed Democratic leaders on his 36 hour West Berlin visit. He described the trip as historic and said it strengthened U.S. ties with West Germany and commitment to West Berlin freedom as Kennedy echoed its importance. Troop reinforcements arrived during his voyage. The White House and USIA outlined continued Western Allied efforts to publicize the plan worldwide.
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East Germany
Adenauer
East Berlin
Tok
U.S
Lyndon Johnson
West Berlin
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Kennedy
White House
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
America
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Cape Cod
Three Airmen Killed as Crane Touches Power Line
A crane boom at the Meadville fairgrounds brushed a high voltage wire injuring three of a five man Air Force jet exhibition team. Frank Komar Robert L Blair and Fredrick J Gans died on arrival at Meadville City Hospital. William Brookins was in satisfactory condition and William Call was not injured.
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Meadville
Meadville City Hospital
Frank Komar
Springfield
Ohio
Robert L. Blair
Hancock, Vi
Fredrick J. Gans
Galesburg
J.C
Wiliam A. Brookins
Fairborn
Wiliam L. Call
Kennedy Tax Reform Bill Dying In Congress
Washington AP reports President Kennedy's stop gap tax reform plan is dead for this session as House sources say. The Ways and Means Committee canceled a meeting with Secretary Dillon to discuss the administration position, and Dillon asked for postponement. There is no sign Congress will finish the overhaul before adjournment, leaving Kennedy’s proposed 17 percent tax credit for business investment offset by tighter rules on interest and dividends.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House
Allies Must Sign Treaty Threat From Mikoyan in Tokyo
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan warned Western allies in Tokyo that they must sign a peace treaty with East Germany or lose access to West Berlin. He said other nations would need separate treaties with the East German state, while decrying U.S. role in Berlin and suggesting the issue could be raised at the U.N. General Assembly.
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Tokyo
Anastas Mikoyan
Japan
East Germany
West Berlin
Mikoyan
Moscow
Berlin
Soviet Union
German Democratic Republic
United States
Germany
U.N. General Assembly
Explorer Satellite Is Big Success
Washington AP reports Explorer XII, the newest U S satellite, transmitting data at a record pace. NASA cites instrument versatility and its long 26 hour orbit from 189 miles to 47 800 miles as keys to success. Officials say instruments seem to operate and two weeks needed for initial results.
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Washington
U.S
National Aeronautics and iSpace Administration
Explorer
Earth
NASA
Hotel mooch pleads for coffee dime in Cleveland
A Cleveland hotel em ployer tells how John Spero, hearing a plea for a dime for coffee, later found the same moocher in the lobby reading the Wall Street Journal.
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Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
John Spero
Wall Street Journal
Children Club Gifts Red Cross Treasury in Aurora
Lorraine Smith, 9, president of the Mysteries Tree Club, reports $2.07 in dues and a $1170 donation to the Red Cross. The Aurora group formed under a tree at home of the Smith family and plans meetings with clues, stories, play, and coloring.
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Aurora
Tilap
American Red Cross
Truix
Lorraine Smith
The
Teporter Vonday
Elbert Smith
Mysterious Tree Club
Lorraine
Red Cross
Edward Siebert
Aurora Fund
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