Fight Ahead On Beer Bill In Wisconsin Legislature
In Madison a slim session opened with a proposed beer bill raising minimum drinking age from 18 to 21 and erasing local option for licenses. Keppler and Dempsey backed a statewide referendum on age 18 19 or 21. Opponents include tavern and brewery lobbies and lawmakers from both parties. Additional measures touch on carry out bans, railroad crossing stops, witness identification, and trolling expansion on Wisconsin rivers and lakes. The Senate also praised late Judge Patrick Stone for 30 years in the state western district court.
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Ernest Keppler
R-Sheboygan
Keppler
Chester Dempsey
R-Hartland
Eppler
Senate
Harold Clemens
R-Oconomowoc
Frank Dionosopulos
D-Milwaukee
John Doe
Jess Miller
Richland Center
Holger Rasmusen
R-Spooner
Wisconsin
Nekoosa
Wood County
Prairie du Lac
Lake Eau Claire
Chippewa County
Norman Sussman
Milwaukee
Gerald Lorge
Patrick Stone Jof Wausau
Western District Court of
Paris Bonn Axis Fears Heard Again
Bonn fears a renewed Paris Bonn axis as Adenauer and de Gaulle prepare to sign a closer Franco German relations pact. Officials and papers warn of dominance in Western Europe while Paris seeks unity and a broader European Common Market.
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Charles de Gaulle
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Safe Place Philadelphia Burglars Strike FOP HQ Again
In Philadelphia burglars raided the Fraternal Order of Police headquarters for the fourth time in as many months, taking 450 dollars from a safe. Police are investigating the repeated break-ins and reviewing security.
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Fraternal Order of Police
Changes Face JFK Requests Congress Expected to Make Cuts This Year
Washington AP reports that Congress will likely slash President Kennedy s requests for new appropriations this year and restore many cuts next year as in past sessions. Over five years, total reductions reached about 12.5 billion while supplemental and deficiency bills added roughly 20 billion. Continued on page 5.
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Morse Still Optimistic About Ending Dock Tieup
Senator Morse says mediation on the Atlantic and Gulf Coast dock strike shows progress after the ILA and the Shipping Association proposed wage packages. The 61,000 dock workers have been idle for 27 days as President Kennedy urged a quick settlement. Morse noted issues clarified and the board making suggestions, with a Monday deadline to report back.
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York Shipping Association
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Maine
Texas
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Vietnamese Attack Kills and Wounds Reported Near Saigon
Vietnamese government fighters were reported killed and nine wounded Thursday in two communist attacks north and south of Saigon. AP dispatch from Saigon.
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Viet Nam
Saigor
NATO Modernization rumor shifts Jupiter missiles to Polaris
United States considers replacing Jupiter missiles in Italy and Turkey with Polaris submarines as part of NATO modernization. Italian Prime Minister Fanfani signaled serious consideration of a Nassau pact vision for a sea based Polaris force under NATO control. Details remain unofficial and no formal plan is disclosed.
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JFK Holds Meeting on NATO Force
President Kennedy convened the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee to discuss a NATO nuclear force using Polaris missiles. The Nassau pact and U.S. sharing rules were central, with Hickenlooper noting cautious congressional leadership and no new powers required. The plan envisages Britain and France joining, contingent on U.S. authorization and nuclear sharing terms.
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Red Chinese Injured By Demolition Mines Near Hong Kong
About 40 Chinese Communist troops and militiamen were wounded early Thursday when a train struck demolition mines near Po Kut, five miles north of the Hong Kong border. Nationalist guerrillas were believed to be responsible for the mining, according to arrivals from Red China.
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Po Kut
Red China
Celebrezze orders major study of state drug laws
Health Secretary Anthony J. Celebrezze announced on Thursday that a qualified nonprofit organization will conduct a study of state and local food and drug laws. The project aims to strengthen consumer protection through better regulation.
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UPI
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Katanga Chief Pledges Co operation With U.N.
Katanga President Moise Tshombe pledged to cooperate with U.N. forces after talks in Elisabethville. U.N. troops moved toward Kolwezi as Tshombe ordered gendarmes not to resist and to dismantle explosives in refinery plants. UN to protect Katanga gendarmes and allow Tshombe a personal bodyguard of gendarmerie.
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Union Miniere Company
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United Nations
Ship Steams To Cuba With Ransom Cargo
PORT EVERGLADES FLA UPI The freighter Shirley Sykes steamed toward Havana today with 7310 tons of ransom supplies A Pan American World Airways DC6B cargo plane carried 10000 pounds of ransom foods from Miami International Airport to Havana this morning A Swiss official in Havana said Castro might permit another group of expatriates to return to the US The Shirley Sykes left the docks Thursday and was expected to dock in Havana this afternoon with baby food powdered milk and other foodstuffs
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Miami International
Shirley Lykes
East German Congress Shouts Down Wu Hsiuchuan Speech
Jeering delegates at the East German party congress halted Wu Hsiuchuan after about 30 minutes. Khrushchev avoided the event but still faced Chinese criticism of Soviet leadership while inviting West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt to East Berlin, sparking political tension in a divided city.
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Germany
Guardsman Killed in Jet Plane Intake Accident
Fargo North Dakota AP reports Air National Guardsman Gordon Wilde, 43, of Fargo, died Thursday after being drawn into an aircraft jet intake while inspecting the engine. The incident occurred at the Fargo base as Wilde apparently approached an oval intake about two feet high.
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Fargo. N.D
Air National
North Central On Top Again
North Central Airlines enplaned 1A7243 passengers in 1962, a third straight year above one million, with a perfect safety record and top ranking among 12 regional carriers. Since 1948 the airline has carried nearly 784 million passengers, flown over 1.21 million miles without a fatality or injury, and added Convairs to boost capacity.
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North Central
Repaona Airines
Rhine Hat
Hal N. Carr
Carr Sand
Noth Central
Imore
DCI
Inquest Into Road Fatality Slated Monday
Outagamie County coroner Bernard Kemps and District Attorney Nick Fy Schaefer said an inquest will be held Monday at 3 p.m. in Appleton into the Oct. 29, 1962 road death of Edwin J. Hable, 48, of Oshkosh. Hable died when the car he rode in collided with a Manawa vehicle at County Trunk BB and Highway 45 in Greenville. Stark, seriously injured, will testify at St. Elizabeth Hospital prior to the inquest, with seven witnesses planned.
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Bernard H. Kemps
Nick Fy Schaefer
Edwin J. Hable
Waugoo St
Oshkosh
Greenville
Outagamie County
Appleton
Hable
Eugene W. Stark
Boyd St
Donald G. Krueger
Rt. 2
Manawa
Stark
St. Elizabeth Hospital
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Schaefer
Lawrence de Coster
Eugene E. Kloes
Robert Fender
Arthur Hoolihan
Robert Otto
Thomas Verhagen
Kimberly
Truman Fine After Surgery In Kansas City
Former President Barry S Truman underwent a routine hernia repair at Research Hospital in Kansas City. The operation started shortly before 9 a.m. and he was moved to the recovery room at 9 35 a.m. with no complications and a satisfactory condition. Mrs Truman arrived early and joined him in the recovery room.
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Barry S. Truman
Research Hospital
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