FAA Backs County in Appleton Oshkosh Airport Plan
The FAA argues against a third airport for the Appleton Oshkosh area and backs Winnebago County Airport at Oshkosh as the single serving point if CAB certifies a hyphenated facility for Appleton and Oshkosh. The area hearings began in Wausau with CAB, North Central and Northwest Airlines presenting at the start of a year long inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I. Metz
Northwestern
Wausau
Federal Aviation Agency
Winnebago County
Gutagamie County
Civil Aeronautics Board
Appleton
Oshkosh
Paw
OAD
Ltwo
FAA
Appleton-Oshkosh
Appleton and Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Stevens Point
Wisconsin Rapids
Marshfield
North Central
CAB
Edward T. Stodola
Washington
Federal Building
Stodola
Robert Lester
Jack D. Steinhilber
CAB Bureau of Economic Relations
North Central Airlines
Northwest Airlines
Minneapolis-Madison
New St Olaf's Head Chosen at Northfield
Dr Sidney A Rand was picked as president of St Olaf College by the Board of Regents in Northfield Minnesota He will succeed Dr Clemens M Granskou who led the college for 20 years Rand 47 currently executive director of the board of college education for the American Lutheran Church St Olaf the largest church college with about 2000 students will assume duties soon
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Northfield
Minn
Sidney A. Rand
St. Olaf College
Board of Regents
Rand
American Lutheran Church
Clemens M. Granskou
Granskou
St. Olaf
Youth Killed In Car Crash East of Ripon
Douglas M Merline 19 of Berlin died in a one car crash at 1 51 am on County Trunk KK near Highway 23 five miles east of Ripon. Passenger Nancy Harmel 26 of Berlin survived with cuts and lacerations and was taken to Ripon Municipal Hospital in fair condition. Coroner notified. Merline was the son of Mr and Mrs James Merline of Fond du Lac. Wisconsin highway toll rose to 394 for 1963 with other fatalities nearby.
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Ripon
Douglas M. Merline
Main Street
Berlin
Highway 23
Nancy Harmel
Webster St
Ripon Municipal Hospital
Marvin Stark
Frank Decker
Fond du Lac
Warren Stobb
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Gail Mary Hausmann
Route 2
West Bend
Kenneth Baum
Milwaukee
Federation of Malaysia Formed to Bar Communist China
An agreement was signed forming the Federation of Malaysia by Malaya and Singapore with Sarawak and North Borneo, Brunei undecided. The federation, effective next August, will cover 128,552 square miles and about 10 million people, led by Malaya at 70 percent. British PM Harold Macmillan praised the move as Asia’s success story and a Western bulwark against China.
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London
API
Malaysia
Southeast Asia
Malaya
British Commonwealth
Singapore
Sarawak
North Borneo
Asia
Brunei
Borneo
Thailand
Philippine Archipelago
Harold Macmillan
South China Sea
Federation
Budget Action Urged by Governor in Wisconsin Assembly
Governor Reynolds asked about 100 Assembly members to back a budget compromise aimed at a 632.6 million 1963 65 biennium. The plan trims 70.5 million in revenue provisions and adds 65.4 million while cutting 10.6 million, yielding a 5.5 million budget balance gain but facing debate as about 42 amendments are filed and a main Pommerening proposal seeks broader reform.
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Madison
John W
Reynolds
Senate
Democratic
Assembly
Glen Pommerening
Milwaukee
Pommerening
Levepage Paapahive
New Financial Crackdown To Tie Down Cuba
A U S crackdown on Cuban financial transactions blocks over 30 million dollars in Cuban assets in U S banks and bans unlicensed dollar transfers with Cuba or Cuban nationals. The order aims to cut Cuba from the U S banking system and likely disrupt Cuban diplomatic operations in Latin America, where dollar transactions dominate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPN
Cuba
U.S
Latin America
Ecuador
Mexico City
Field Enterprises withdraws astronaut stories bid
Field Enterprises Educational Corp cancels a 3.2 million contract plan to pay 16 astronauts, including the original seven, for personal stories of Gemini and Apollo flights over ten years. NASA officials had not engaged in the talks, and further negotiations were deemed futile. The World Book publisher had proposed a nonprofit company to fund the project amid criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Field Enterprises Educational Corp. Corporation
Bailey K. Howard
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Howard
The
Space Administration
Field Enterprises Educational Corp
Milwaukee Youth Drowns While Swimming
A Milwaukee youth drowned while swimming in Lake Nemahbin eight miles northwest of here on Monday. James B. Rotard dived off a pier but did not surface, according to his friends. His body was recovered by Waukesha County sheriff's deputies.
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Waukesha
UPD
Milwaukee
Lake Nemahbin
Here
James B. Rotar
Waukesha County
Man Escapes East Berlin Under Fire at Border
An East German border guard fired about 20 shots at a refugee who escaped unharmed to the West. The 20 year old dashed through a railroad yard on the border between the French sector and East Berlin.
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West Berlin
East Berlin
Berlin
Chinese Absent as Moscow Peking Talks Break
MOSCOW AP Chinese negotiators failed to appear at the Moscow Peking reconciliation talks after the Soviet Union leveled new charges against Red China and warned of dangerous consequences. Western observers noted pre meeting activity and speculated the Chinese awaited Peking's reaction before deciding whether to continue the sessions. Spaak, in Kiev, called his talks with Khrushchev warm and friendly and predicted East West improvements. a Soviet commentator, however, kept up hostile tones toward the United States over the nuclear test ban talks.
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Moscow
Peking
Soviet Union
Red China
Paul - Henri Spaak
Khrushchev
West
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Lenin Hills
Kiev
Spaak
New Soviet Party
jUmoa
Chinese Communist Party
China
Mikhail Sustov
Teng Hsiao-ping
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Tass
Valentin Zorin
United States
Damasties Award To Mrs Gubbins After Auto Crash
Mrs Dorothy Gubbins won 26 pounds in damastsies Monday after testifying an auto accident left a scar on her nose that turns blue in the cold.
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London
Dorothy Gubbins
Damasties
Kennedy proposes Goldberg sole arbiter in rail unions dispute
President Kennedy proposes that Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg decide all issues in the railroads versus operating unions work rules dispute. If accepted, the rules would not take effect until Goldberg issues a binding report before the 1963 64 term starts. Carriers and unions have until Wednesday at 10 am to consider the proposal as a potential peaceful solution to avoid a national catastrophe.
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Washington
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Bo. Wun
Lie Ingvuetor
White House
Goldberg
Wolfe
Wedneés
John McCormack
Wisconsin Jobless Benefits Drop in June Report
The State Industrial Commission says jobless benefits paid in Wisconsin totaled 2.295 million in June, down from 3.234 million in May and up from 2.065 million a year earlier. At month’s end 19,600 workers were unemployed and claiming benefits. Last week 20,574 claims were filed, up from 19,650 the previous week.
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Madison
UAE Denies Gas Report Over Yemen Fighting
The United Arab Republic Embassy rejected a London Daily Telegraph story claiming Egyptian troops used poison gas in Yemen. The embassy sent letters to newspapers denying the report and asserting adherence to international law and conventions.
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Oslo
Norway
UPI
United Arab Republic
London Daily Telegraph
Yemen
U.A.R
Acute Crop Losses Predicted for State
Milwaukee AP reports Wisconsin faces severe drought with losses up to 50 percent for crops. Officials warn no widespread rain soon. disaster-area designations being sought by Adams, Columbia, Dodge, Waukesha and Racine counties. Hay and corn yields down. oats crops in vulnerable stage. statewide moisture shortage persists since 1958. County agents note hay declines 30 percent in Waukesha, 35 percent corn stress, and late cultivation across the southeast.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Adams
Columbia
Dodge
Waukesha
Racine
Jefferson County
Sea Bank
Marvin Burley
Madison
Burney
George Tucker
Herman Smith
Eagle River
Vilas
Waukesha County
William Rogan
Governor Vetoes Reapportionment Plan in Wisconsin
Governor John W. Reynolds vetoed the Republican sponsored reapportionment bill for state Senate and Assembly districts. He argues Milwaukee County should have 26 Assembly seats, not 24, citing a 164,994 population increase since the 1960 census. Democrats push for 26, Republicans may pursue a 25 seat plan or a by‑resolution bypass. The issue also goes to the State Supreme Court in September for Reynolds’ redistricting suit.
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Madison
API
John W. Reynolds
Senate
Milwaukee County
Reynolds
State Supreme Court
Milwaukee
Inmate Hides in Atascadero Vent for Month
Atascadero State Hospital reported Robert J. Thompson, 41, disappeared June 6 and was found Friday in a air vent above garbage cans in the tear room. Officials said the vent shaft measured about 3 by 2 feet and was kept hot with daily steam blasts. He survived by foraging for food, and staff described the scene as warm and moist while noting his odd behavior.
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Atascadero
Cali
CPN
Atascadero State Hospital
Robert J. Thompson
Sans
Thompson
Tata
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Ashland
Green Bay
Clintonville
Land of Lakes
Rhinelander
la Crosse
Winona
Ironwood
Mich
St. Olaf’s
Merline Was the Son
Mrs
James Merline
Sibley St., Fond du Lac
JFK
Man
East Germany
Crivitz
Dale Weise
Edward D. Ertman
Bruce H. DeWitt
Carl Gast
Justice
Commission
Hides
Winnebagoland
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