Barn Burns on Rt 1 Neenah Injures Owner
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed a barn on the Kermit J. Brill farm Rt 1 Neenah shortly after 1 p m Tuesday. Losses include livestock, poultry, machinery and equipment estimated at 25 000 to 30 000. Brill 34 confined to a wheelchair since a 1960 accident was alone in the house and escaped with help from others as firefighters delayed by a county fair.
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Brill Farm
Kermit J. Brill
Rt. 1
Neenah
Brill
James J. Metz
Say SaHes Asesterdy
Steney
Vinland
Oshkosh
Mercy Hospital
Miller
Roger
Jaline
Mik Trick
George Dobberke Jr
Rt. 12
Brower
Pri
Four More Ranger Spacecraft Ordered by NASA
NASA official Dr. Robert C. Seaman Jr. announced four additional Ranger spacecraft at a cost of 20 million dollars each, raising the total Ranger program to nine ships for near moon television exploration. Cal Tech’s jet propulsion laboratory builds the modules. The announcement follows ongoing preparations for lunar studies.
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Pasalena
Calif
U. S. Space Agency
Ranger
Robert C. Seaman ,Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cal Tech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Conferees OK Five Year Overseas Loan Program
Senate and House negotiators approve a five year 7.2 billion overseas loan plan removing its most contentious provision authority to borrow from the Treasury Kennedy calls the compromise wholly satisfactory and vital for the United States and the free world. They will refine final details and present the package to both chambers.
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Washington
Senate
House
Treasury
Kennedy
United States
Free World
London Toll Sets Historic Traffic Death Toll Record
A 1092 record was surpassed with 33,141 casualties reported in London traffic tolls. The figure marks a historical high, influenced by recent incidents and extended travel periods across the city.
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London
Rescue completes after Mont Blanc cable car crash ordeal
In Chamonix France a French jet severed a tow cable causing several cable cars to plunge and strand tourists on Mont Blanc. Rescue crews inched along the support line to connect new cables and haul passengers to safety through a freezing night.
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Chamonix
France
Mont Blanc
Alps
Fiee Adts
Hall Way
Tas
Biz Rainey
Aelf
Employment Surges to Record High in August
Washington AP reports August job figures show record high employment with unemployment steady at 6.9 percent. Total employment rose by 49 000 from July to 68 222 090, while unemployment fell to 4 592 000, offset by a shrinking labor force as students and others left the job market. Secretary GoldberG notes fewer long term unemployed but says the rate remains unchanged due to the smaller labor pool.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldbers
FESO
Tuly
Goldbert
Unale
Goldberg
Jong Icrm
Brazil Crisis Deepens With Army Divided
Brazil's three military chiefs oppose Congress plan to make Joao Goulart a figurehead president while one army commander reportedly backs him. War minister Denys flew to Rio after reports that Gen Machado Lopes pledged support to Goulart, prompting dismissals of Lopes and two other 3rd Army officers. Goulart awaits in Paris after Quadros resignation to decide next steps.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Qdylio Denys
Rio
Brasilia
Chamber of Deputies
Congress
Labor Party
Doutel de Andrade
3Rd Army
Jose Machado Lopes
Denys
Machado Lopes
Rainieri Mazzilli
Osvaldo Cordeiro de Faria
China
Janio Quadros
Paris
Segregation Barriers Fall in Atlanta as Desegregation Opens
In Atlanta nine Negro students entered public schools amid a peaceful transition plan. Police moved to quell protests at Murphy Grady and Northside High Schools as signs were confiscated and two picketers were detained. An organized opposition urged boycotts but registration proceeded normally with safety measures in place.
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Atlanta
Dawn de Andrade
Chamber
Regation Harriers
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
Murphy High School
Uowa
Bill Cody
Arlington
Grady High School
Cody
Murphy High
Brown High
Brown
Northside High
FBI
Rual W. Stephens
Brown, Murphy. Grady
Northside
Hich
Atlanta City Hall
Youth For Educational Segregation
Herbert Jenkins
Ru Klux Klan
Woman Drowns In Lake Winnebago After Pontoon Overturns
Mrs. Mary Resheske, 53, of 721 Elmwood Ave, drowned when a homemade pontoon boat overturned on Lake Winnebago. Rescuer Don Eppley and Steve Taylor of Valley Diving Service found her beneath the boat at 11:20 am. Her husband Edmund, 54, and Richard J. Demler, 38, were rescued.
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Mary Resheske
Elmwood Ave
Lake Winnebago
Don Eppley
Steve Taylor
The
Valley Diving Service
Osh- Kosh
Edmund
Richard J. Demler
10Th Ave
Resheske
Thieves Steal 1126 Winter Coats From New Jersey Warehouse
In North Arlington New Jersey thieves amid a 92 degree heat wave broke into a warehouse Tuesday and stole a truckload of 1126 winter coats valued at 11500 dollars.
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North Arlington
N.J
UPI
Wisconsin Gov vetoes GOP tax revision bill
Madison AP Gov Gaylord Nelson vetoed a Republican tax plan adding a 3 percent sales tax and income withholding. He cited no acceptable standard of tax revision and unresolved budget gaps. He plans bipartisan talks and hints at a luxury tax option to balance the 492 million budget.
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Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Tka
Nelson
Democratic Party
Ence
Citizens’ Tax Committee
Neilson
Jeff Wisconsin
German Swimmer Escapes From Teltow Canal Under Fire
An East German man swam the 60 yard Teltow Canal to the West Bank amid Communist border guard fire and grenades, reaching safety unhurt around 6:50 a.m. No identification was given. Authorities described the canal as a deadly border crossing in divided Berlin.
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Berlin
Teltow
West Berlin
Iman
Freedom
Treptowerstrasse
Heinrich Luchke
West Germany
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Ween Ya UY CD
Ames
Val Jer
iSound
Francis Blanchiard
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Way Station
Ation
Pace & Society
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Betes
Winnebagoland
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