Fugitive Hunt In Fourth Day From Wisconsin Barricades
A four day manhunt for William J Welter 23 of Chicago intensified as roadblocks remained in place in central Wisconsin. FBI obtained a warrant for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution and search headquarters moved from Ly ndon Station to Baraboo with volunteers urged to join the effort.
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Lake Delton
Wis
Wisconsin
William J. Welter
Chicago
Raymond Welter
Melrose Park
Welter
Sauk County
James Jantz
Robert Kohl
Richard Nickel
Lyndon Station
Juneau County
Baraboo
Dane-Sauk County
Madison
Springfield Corners
Dane County
Robert O'Neil
Dane County Sheriff's Department
Donald Monroe
Route 2
Eau Claire
Eclipse of Moon Set Friday Night
Sky watchers will see an almost total lunar eclipse Friday with more than 99 percent of the moon passing through Earth's shadow. Hayden Planetarium said the event starts at 8 35 p m EST and the visible phase ends at 11 40 p m CDT depending on visibility.
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New York
American Museum
Hayden Planetarium
Four Die In Small Plane Crash In Pennsylvania
Four persons died when a small plane crashed in a wooded, mountainous area near Potterstown. The Civil Air Patrol found mangled remains after a three day search that included two helicopter crashes that killed another man. The victims identified so far are Joseph Milliken, 44, the pilot, his 14 year old daughter Patricia and Milliken’s parents from Akron, Ohio.
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Pottersdale
Civil Air Patrol
Pennsylvania
CAP
Williamsport
Akron
Ohio
Joseph Milliken
Patricia
Milliken
UN President says Berlin issue involves UN rights
Dag Hammarskjold said the United Nations is an interested party in the Berlin problem and may voice views if peace is threatened. He urged big power negotiations as the essential first step and noted the need to balance big power security interests with UN rights in charter revision talks.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Berlin
Hammarskjold
World Organization
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Firemen Picnic Canceled Amid Seven-Alarm Blaze
Sioux City report says the annual firemen's picnic was canceled as every firefighter in town tackled a seven-alarm blaze in a three-story building. The incident drew all available units and required mutual aid from nearby crews.
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Sioux City
Iowa
UPID
Soviets Warn of Berlin Air Corridor Threats
Washington reports a new Soviet note accusing the United States of airlifting espionage agents into Berlin and signaling possible Soviet tampering with air corridors. Western allies view supply lines to West Berlin as vital and plan tempered responses as Khrushchev cautions on a East German peace treaty.
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Washington
Berlin
U.S
United States
Moscow
Big Four
Germany
State Department
West Berlin
Khrushchev
East Germany
Dean Rusk
East Berlin
East
Uneasy Calm at Berlin Border Amid Rising Tensions
Berlin reports an uneasy calm along the border as American British and French troops man barricades facing East German forces. West Berlin residents hear warnings to stay back, while speculation grows that the border could become an official frontier and rail links may be cut.
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Berlin
Moscow
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Cuba Eyes Guantanamo Base Clash At UN Assembly
Cuba plans a new attack on the U S Navy base at Guantanamo during the U N General Assembly debate on foreign bases. Cuban delegate Mario Garcia-Inchauste Rui will argue bases threaten Fidel Castro's security as the Soviet Union previously called for liquidation of base networks. The United States is expected to defend its position, while UN sources anticipate a late Friday to Saturday wrap up of the debate.
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United Nations, N.Y
Cuba
U.N. General Assembly
Guantanamo
Mario Garcia-Inchauste- Rui
U.S
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Bizerte
Tunisia
United States
Assembly
U S Threatens Use of Tear Gas at Berlin Border
Western Allied troops at the West Berlin border display resolve as tear gas grenades are handed to a US detachment after water cannon use by Communist forces. A tank guards Friedrich strasse checkpoint while 300 West Berliners watch. East German travel bans and exit visa refusals for foreigners are described as temporary but ongoing.
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West Berlin
West
Berlin
Friedrichstrasse
East Berlin
East Germany
Officer Found Not Guilty Of Neglect Of Duty
Col William M Banks was found innocent of neglect in the collapse of a tower off the New Jersey coast that killed 26 people. The ruling awaits board approval by eight officers after arguments concluded at 9:30 am. The court recessed for a later decision.
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Newburgh
N.Y
William M. Banks
Texas
Jean Rydstrom
New Jersey
Soviet note accuses Adenauer gov of meddling in West Berlin
The Soviet government warns of illegal interference by West German officials in West Berlin. It calls for banning air corridor access for West German representatives and hints at new Berlin negotiation demands. The note frames West Berlin as increasingly dependent on East Germany and warns Western powers to act now.
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Moscow
Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
Federal Republic
Germany
West
Ilizine 9
Eratic Republic
Soviet Union
West Germany
East Germany
United States
Federal Republic of Germany
Adenauer
Hoyt
Bundestag
Portrait painter plans to defray parking fines
Vasco Lagyolo of London sent Scotland Yard five pounds in advance and proposed billing any future parking tickets to his account. He said he would debit fines to his own account when tickets arrive.
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London
UPI
Vasco Lagyolo
Scotland Yard
Lost Son Says Dad Of Seized Gunman
The father of one of the men linked to the Wisconsin police shooting says I’ve lost my son and has washed his hands of him while another father insists he will stand by his son despite police belief he remains at large in central Wisconsin.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Richard Nickel Sr
Richard
Polceman
Lake Denon
Wis
Raymond Welter
William J
Wood Country
Rich
Nickel
Twoston
Welter
Melrose Park
Ex-Policemen Convicted in Chicago Burglary Ring
Seven former Chicago police officers were found guilty by an all-woman jury of conspiracy to commit burglary and to receive stolen property. Sentences ranged from one to five years for five defendants, with $500 fines for two others. The case, tied to the Summerdale district, spurred department reforms led by Orlando Wilson after a lengthy 1959- era probe.
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Chicago
Criminal Court
James B. Parsons
Allan Brinn
Alan Clements
Frank Faraci
Alex Karras
Sol
Peter Beeftink
Henry Mulea
Patrick Groark
Parsons
Lauretta M
Morrison
Orlando W. Wilson
University of California l
Wilson
Timothy O'Connor
St. Louis
Beefunk
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