Brothers Die In Car Collision Near Ripon Wisconsin
Two elderly brothers Herman Schalow and Otto Schalow, aged 79 and 77, died in a head on collision on Highway 23 in Ripon on Monday afternoon. Herman Schalow suffered a heart attack while driving, veering into Gervase Hoinecki’s path, and colliding with Robert Morris. Morris, 29, Green Lake, was hospitalized in serious condition with multiple injuries. A double funeral for the Schalows will be held Thursday at First Evangelical.
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Herman
Otto Schalow
Lake
Robert Morris
Herman Schalow
Shepard St
Hall St
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Frank Decker
Schalow
Gervase
Hoinecki
Berlin
Hoinecki Auto
Green Lake
Highway 23
Morris
Ripon Municipal Hospital
Clarence Lukoski
Ira Dunham
Shalows
First Evangelical
AEC Chairman Joins Holding Firm
Los Angeles AP reports John A. McCone retiring chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission will join the board of Firstamerica Corp a bank holding company. His AEC resignation takes effect this Friday and the directorship begins January 31 per a Firstamerica spokesman.
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McCone
California Bank
Firstamerica
Halt Service In and Out Of N Y Terminal
The New York Central Railroad halted all commuter and long distance service in and out of Grand Central Terminal due to harbor craft crew union picketing. About 40,000 Harlem and Hudson division commuters were affected while New Haven and Pennsylvania systems reported normal operations. Cancellations included two New Haven trains to Boston and Pittsfield and two New York Central trains to Buffalo and Detroit. service may resume as talks continue.
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Dr Fisher to retire as Church head
London AP Dr Geoffrey Fisher archbishop of Canterbury announces retirement on May 31 at age 74. Lambeth palace says successor not named. Queen Elizabeth to name him on PM Macmillan's advice. Possible successors include Michael Ramsey and Robert Wright Stopford. Fisher led Canterbury since 1945 and recently met Pope John XXIII.
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Canterbury
Church of England
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Macmillan
Michael Ramsey
York
Robert Wright Stopford
Peterborough
Dr. Fisher
John XXIII
Pope John
Inaugural Will Be Largest and Noisiest
Washington AP reports a vast crowd and lavish preparations as Kennedy prepares to take the oath. Governors and officials plan a $100 contribution to inaugural costs, with total expenses around $300,000 and profits funding the 1965 committee. Tickets for the parade and gala are sold out or nearly so, with seats at 10.50 to 25 dollars.
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New York
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F. Kennedy
Herbert Hoover
Harry Truman
Dwight
Pupsutiss
Pennsylvania
S Avenue
Pany
National Symphony of Washington
Puppy Drowned In Tub At Brawley Home
A 7 year old’s pet boxer mix puppy died after a home break in left the tub with hot water filled. Mrs Pillizzari reported the dog floated in the bathtub upon return. Police note the mother did not tell her son how the dog died to avoid frightening him.
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Brawley
Calif
Johnny Pillizzari
No life sign found in Texas Tower wreck salvage update
Salvage operations resumed at 6:20 a m after reports of no further sign of life from the sunken Texas Tower radar installation 70 miles southeast of New York City. Divers battled 48 degree seas as two legs stood bent, while earlier tapping sounds and a possible human voice sparked fear for the 23 aboard. One body recovered and another sighted but lost as authorities anticipated the main hull’s salvage.
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Polley
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Walworth _ —County
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O'Hare Field
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Illinois
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Calif
O'Hare
Free mice offered in Brighton ad from Sussex paper
A Sussex newspaper ad from Brighton carried by UPI lists white mice in various colors free to good homes. The brief notice highlights animals needing homes and provides no additional details or contact information.
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Brighton
England
UPI
Sussex
Castro Keeps Tight Curtain Around Rebels
In Havana, Fidel Castro’s regime kept silent on military actions in central Cuba while announcing the execution of three more so called terrorists in La Cabana fortress. The killings raised the unofficial total to 580 since Castro took power and followed recent bombings. Labor unions faced a purge as 360 employees of the nationalized Cuban Electric Co. were dismissed for alleged unpatriotic views, with union leaders purged and electric sabotage blamed on dissidents.
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Kennedy to seek revisions in Eisenhower budget plan
Washington AP reports Democratic leaders expect President-elect Kennedy to push substantial changes to Eisenhower's $80.9 billion budget, with critics noting a potential $1.5 billion surplus for July 1 start while others defend the plan. Senate figures warn of shortfalls for housing urban renewal and education, and questions arise over foreign aid, defense, and tax increases amidst recession.
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Ony
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Democratic
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Montana
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Mansfield
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Dennis Chavez
D-N.m
Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
U.S
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
U S and Canada Sign Columbia River Resources Treaty
President Eisenhower and Canadian Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker sign a long term treaty for joint U S Canadian development of Columbia River resources. The pact, lasting at least 60 years, contemplates billions in construction and must be approved by the Senate. Canada will build three dams on its side while the U S may build Libby Dam under the accord.
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Duncan Lake
Elmer F. Bennett
Interior
Columbia
John G. Diesen
Coaker
Pro-Western Troops Capture Strategic Base in Laos Front
Pro Western government troops pushed into Vang Vieng and captured the rebel base on the road to Luang Prabang after a 30 minute battle. One government column advanced from Luang Prabang toward Plaine des Jarres while Lao rebels claimed Tha Thom fate remained unsettled. Col. Kourprasith Abhay said isolated government units would link up later as Soviet aircraft supplied firepower backing the push.
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Laos
Vang Vieng
Luang Praibang
Associated Press
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Luang Prabang
Plaine Des Jarres
Ta Vieng
Tha Thom
Kong le
Kourprasith Abhay
Carrier
Xieng Khovang
Abhay
Soviet Union
United States
Youth Pulls Sisters to Safety
Joseph Comay Jr a 14 year old boy pulled two young sisters to safety with a stick after they fell through Fowler Lake ice in Oconomowoc Wisconsin Rosanne Ittner 9 and Deborah 3 daughters of Mr and Mrs Wolfram Ittner were crossing the lake to their home when they went through the ice about 10 feet deep a nearby boy found a stick and helped the girls reach safety both suffered only a chill and were treated at home
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Wis
UPI
Joseph Comay Jr
Fowler Lake
Rosanne Ittner
Deborah
Wolfram Ittner
Conway
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