Young Oshkosh Wife Slain in Neenah Shootout
Mrs. Judith Derber 20 died at Mercy Hospital after being shot twice in a driveway by her husband Richard Derber 20. He was arrested at a Neenah priest's house about an hour later and held in Winnebago County jail. no formal charges filed. Read full details on page 14.
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Judith Derber
Arthur Ave
Mercy Hospital
Richard
Vine Ave
Oshkosh
Derber
Neenah
Winnebago County
Derbers
Marsha Paepke
Ceape Ave
Judge Tells Baughman Fine for Wrong-Way Driving Tone of Voice
Des Moines man Robert L. Baughman, 34, was summoned to court for driving on the wrong side of the street. He complained to Municipal Judge Howard Brooks about the patrolman’s tone while the judge noted the $5 fine and quipped about his own soft tone.
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Des Moines, Iowa
UPI
Robert L. Baughman
Richard Briggs
Howard Brooks
Nelson veto prompts Republican charges of betrayal
Republican leaders blasted Gov. Gaylord Nelson after his veto of a GOP tax revision bill built around a 3 percent sales tax. They accused him of choosing political future over Wisconsin’s welfare and criticized his leadership as weak and irresponsible.
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Milwaukee
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Phillip G. Kuehn
Whitefish Bay
Claude Jasper
Madison
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
State Senate
Assembly
David Blanchard
Edgerton
Wisconsin
Kennedy pledges no barricade to Berlin peace
President Kennedy says Western Allies will not block a peaceful solution to the Berlin crisis while not fully optimistic about a negotiated settlement. He names retired Gen. Lucius D. Clay as his Berlin envoy and notes Clay will swap his Continental Can Co. chairmanship for ambassador status. Kennedy criticizes politicizing foreign policy and warns against exploiting the Berlin dispute for gain. He also addresses school aid, steel prices, auto negotiations, unemployment, and foreign aid.
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Washington
Kennedy
Berlin
Richard M. Nixon
Clay
Lucius D. Clay
Continental Can Co
Lyndon B. Johnson
West Berlin
Nixon
William E. Miller
New York
Miller
Congress
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Senate House Conference Committee
First Degree Murder Charge Lodged in Derber Case
District Attorney Jack D. Steinhilber said he would lodge a first degree murder charge against 20 year old Richard Derber after he admitted shooting his estranged wife Judith Derber early today following her car from a club. The couple were married about three and a half years with one child and were separated amid pending divorce proceedings. The child was in the care of friends. an autopsy on Judith Derber was underway at Mercy Hospital.
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Jack D. Steinhilber
Richard Derber
Steinhilber
Derber
Judith
Derbers
Friends
Six Cows Die After Spraying in Wisconsin Farm
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN Wisconsin a farmer who lives four miles east learned a lesson about fly sprays Everett Henry sprayed his barn Monday night and then his 20 cow Holstein herd Six of the 26 cows died and the remaining 14 are ill in Decatur Michigan local officials run tax collection and filed 4000 suits deputies noted in the county clerk's office William Gordy was listed as delinquent to help serve warrants.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
CPA
Here
Everett Henry
Decatur, MI
APF
Consta Nt
Jonn R. Garner
Wiliam J. Gordy
Gordy
ICC Calls for Federal Subsidies to Save New Haven Rail Service
The Inter state Commerce Commission urged direct federal subsidies for the New York New Haven and Hartford and other railroads to maintain passenger service. It said the New Haven likely cannot survive reorganization without federal support and urged state and municipal aid alongside federal grants.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Commission
ICC
Congo's Tshombe Suffered Heart Attack, Report Says
Moise Tshombe, head of Katanga's secessionist province, reportedly had a heart attack early today and was ordered to bed by doctors. Sources cited his inability to speak after the seizure and the seriousness of his condition.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Tshombe
Lennon Sisters Draw Oshkosh Day Fair Crowds
The Winnebago County Fair attracted record Oshkosh Day attendance as warm weather and the Lennon Sisters boosted crowds on Wednesday night. About 6 000 people packed the grandstand with 300 extra chairs filled and standees briefly allowed due to demand.
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Winnebago County Fairgrounds
Robert J. Misky
Milky
Lennon Sisters
East German harvest aided by 102 volunteer barbers
The ADN news agency reports 102 barbers volunteered to help with the coming harvest in the Schwerin district of East Germany as part of an organized effort.
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Berlin
UPI
ADN
Schwerin
Emergency Talks Slated By Kennedy After Soviet Nuke Move
President Kennedy convened urgent discussions with senior officials to assess resuming U S nuclear testing after the Soviet Union abandoned the three year moratorium. He denounced the decision as a threat to world disarmament and a thermo nuclear catastrophe.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Soviet Union
Arthur H. Dean
Labor Day Traffic Fatality and Injury Forecast
The National Safety Council estimates 420 people may die in traffic accidents during the 78 hour Labor Day weekend and 17 000 may be injured. NSC vice president Lloyd D Utter urges defensive driving and strict obedience to traffic laws. Last year the weekend toll was 415 deaths, with a peak of 453 in 1951.
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Chicago
UPI
National Safety Council
Lloyd D. Utter
NSC
Lelse
United Press International
Brazil Orders Armed Action Amid Political Crisis
Brazil's interim government deploys army navy and air force units to suppress southern supporters of Vice President Goulart as Congress debates his claim to the presidency. Military planes reportedly escort Goulart supporters from Porto Alegre and border patrols are increased.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
CAP
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Janio Quadros
National Congress
Min Iistry
Porto Alegre
National Telecommunications Commission Council
Air
Navy
Rio Grande Do Sul
Voice of Legality
Soviet Union resumes nuclear tests threatens West
MOSCOW AP The Soviet Union ends a three year moratorium on nuclear testing and warns the West while urging nonaligned nations to stand by. It says it will test bombs up to 100 million tons of TNT and links the move to the Berlin crisis, calling on the United States Britain France and West Germany to accept a German peace treaty.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Cpsus MeEr Witrusnechev
Hiroshima
United States
France
Berlin
Britain
German
Kennedy
Arthur H. Dean
U.S
Geneva
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
David Ormsby- ‘Gore
Tass
Geneva Talks Postponed Indefinitely Amid Nuclear Tension
The three power nuclear test ban conference postponed until further notice after Russia resumes nuclear tests. U.S. Ambassador Arthur Dean plans talks with Kennedy and Rusk, while British envoy Ormsby Gore backs the delay. Dean accuses the Soviet side of bad faith and a fraud in disarmament assurances.
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Geneva
UPI
United States
Russia
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Washington
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Ormsby Gore
London
Semyon Tsarapkin
Soviet Move on Nuclear Tests Roils U S Senate
Washington AP reports Soviet Union will resume experimental explosions of nuclear weapons. Senators react with somber anger calling it a step toward war. Calls arise to address the U N and resume U S testing while negotiations for a test ban continue.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Senate
Kennedy l
U.N. General Assembly
United States
George D. Juken
Aiken
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Rhinelander Paper Co
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Rhinelander
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