Ripon Girl 19 Killed When Car Overturns
A 19 year old Ripon student Margaret Ann Steele died early Sunday when a small foreign convertible left Highway 59 between Milton and Whitewater and overturned. Seven people died in Wisconsin auto crashes over the weekend, raising the 1964 toll to 49.
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Johnson urges broader plan for world pact with Khrushchev
President Johnson calls Khrushchev to widen his nonaggression proposal to bar indirect as well as direct aggression and to secure West Berlin. In a public letter he proposed four guidelines for a broad international agreement to end the nuclear arms race curb weapon spread and outlaw aggression. He hints at Berlin access issues and places emphasis on peace aims over new treaty specifics.
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Fatal seven in foggy Illinois crash involvingWisconsin families
A car with 11 aboard hit a bridge railing on a fogbound highway in Rock City Illinois, killing seven including three from Wisconsin. Victims include June Seffrood and Lenora Seffrood of Shullsburg and Peter Cosgrove and family of Apple River. Driver John Seffrood survived with injuries. An inquest was ordered.
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Johnson Says Tax Cut Aims For Record Prosperity
Washington report notes Johnson's advisers urge price cuts in productive high profit sectors to curb wage demands from UAW. Auto industry expected to fall in category. UAW contracts expire Aug. 31 as officials fear pressure for wage hikes after strong sales. Hoffa disputes nationwide trucking strike amid Teamsters wage pact news in Chattanooga.
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Temblor Kills 110 in Formosa
A strong earthquake in Formosa Saturday left 110 dead and 479 injured with seven missing. Officials from Nationalist China and the United States began relief as property damage ran into millions, mainly around southwestern Taiwan cities. No American casualties were reported. Taipei escaped major damage.
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Don Nivens mocks criminals in prison column
Distributed from San Quentin Prison News columnist Don Nivens quips that inmates are emotionally disturbed not criminals and jokes that what disturbed their personalities most was getting caught.
Mutiny in Tanganyika Reaches Dar es Salaam
Tanganyika troops mutinied today then returned to their barracks after President Julius Nyerere intervened by radio. The flare up raised fears of a nationalist movement spreading from Zanzibar as armed soldiers seized about 30 British officers and took hostages for 12 hours before calm was restored.
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Johnson Warns Of Inflation Risks If Tax Cut Fails
President Johnson warned Congress that without the $11 billion tax cut the 1964 economy could slip from strong growth to recession. He urged restraint on price rises and set up an early warning system while noting a 44 percent rise in corporate profits and a U S expansion past 600 billion GNP.
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Panama to send leftist to Washington amid canal dispute
Informed sources report Panama plans to appoint a leftist diplomat to the United States to renegotiate or discuss the 1903 Canal Zone treaty. The move coincides with U S efforts to renegotiate terms while preserving U S control of the canal area.
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Stassen Enters Rep President Nomination Race
Harold E Stassen announces a bid for the GOP presidential nomination. The 56 year old former Minnesota governor and ex disarmament adviser to Eisenhower lists planned primaries in New Hampshire Washington DC and California with other states to follow. He says his program will reflect Eisenhower eight years and notes Eisenhower has not pledged support.
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