Wisconsin Budget Bill Killed After Turbulent Assembly Vote
Wisconsin lawmakers teetered over a budget tax bill aimed at averting a 1963 65 deficit as the Assembly rejected the measure 66 to 27 after a chaotic session. Amendments like a $5.3 million beer tax elimination sparked bid to strike the bill, with Democrats deserting and firms like Pommerening blaming beer lobby. President Reynolds watched from press row as the chamber first balked at killing the proposal then reversed, killing it after turning away a revenue replacement plan.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Assembly
John W Reynolds
Senate
Robert Huber
D-West Alls
Glen Fommerering
R-Wauwatosa
Pommerening
Curtis McKay
Rmequon
D-West Allis
Norman Anderson
D-Madison
Anderson
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Department of Administration
Alfonsi
Reynolds
New Service Weekend Market Tabs to Debut Saturday
The Daily Northwestern will begin providing weekend stock market closing tabulations and daily Major League Baseball box scores to readers starting in Saturday’s edition. The feature aims to deliver concise financial data and game results in a single weekend package.
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Northwestern
Forty Die As Argentine River Steamer Sinks in Fog
In the Plate River estuary 40 bodies were recovered and 355 survivors rescued from the 2300-ton Ciudad de Asuncion after it sank on an overnight run from Montevideo to Buenos Aires. The inland service vessel hit a sunken ship in a 36-foot channel amid thick fog and darkness. Unconfirmed reports mention three Americans aboard.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Plate River
Atlantic
Ciudad de Asunicion
Montevideo
Uruguay
Saxi
Outagamie County backs plan for regional airport
Mark Catlin, air port committee chairman, testifies at CAB hearing that Outagamie will go it alone if needed and supports a regional airport in Greenville town. He notes county owns over half the land, intends to honor grants, and favors continuing airline service to Oshkosh and Appleton while designating a regional site for Outagamie.
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James I. Metz
Northwestern
Wausau
Outagamie County
Mark Catlin
Airport Committee
Civil Aeronautics Board
North Central Airline
Jerry Scout
Catlin
State Aeronautics Commission
Oshkosh
Appleton
Outagamie
Greenville
Federal Aviation Agency
Outa- Igatiue County
Winnebago County
Appleton’s
North Central Airlines
Gain
Wisconsin
Madison
Milwaukee
Robert Lester
Oklahoma City Faces Court Order on School Integration
Robert Dowell a 15 year old who became central to a federal ruling on school integration may not transfer to a white school. His sister Vivian pre enrolled at Northeast as Governor Bellmon fails to win cemetery sale to a Negro officer and Arlington burial plan debated.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Robert Dowell
Robert
Alfonzo L. Dowell
U.S. Dist
Luther Bohannon
Board of Education
Dowell
Douglass High School
Northeast
Bishop McGuinness High School
Bishop McGuinness
McGuinness
Vivian
W. A. Lybrand
Bohannon
Henry Bellman
Nowata
Oklahoma
George M. Hubbard
George W Hubbard
Howard Edmondson
D' Okla
Hubbard
Arlington National Cemetery
Firing Rages Through Cambridge After Rioting
National Guard troops are ordered into Cambridge Maryland after hours of racial rioting left six whites wounded. The violence followed a segregated restaurant sit-in and clashes between about 200 Black spectators and white patrons. Police and guardsmen faced gunfire and projectiles as crowds gathered around the courthouse, with reports noting multiple injuries but no critical cases.
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Cambridge
National Guard
Odell M. Smith
de Mar Lawes
Annapolis
Negra
Hubert Fehsenfeld
Dizayland
Kimberly-Clark Strike Averted After Mediated Talks
Kimberly-Clark of Neenah and AFL-CIO locals 482 and 467 reached a settlement after a day-long mediation led by Federal Mediator James A. Despins. Union membership will vote next week on the contract proposals. until ratified, terms remain as is. About 1,600 workers are affected at Lakeview Mill and Badger Globe.
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Neenah
Kimberly-Clark
Afl-Cio
James A. Despins
Green Bay
Despins
Kimberly - Clark Corporation
Local 482
International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill
Local 467
United Paper Makers and Paper Workers
Lakeview
Badger Globe
KC of
Chicago
Neena
Jahr
Union
Wisconsin Senate approves anti shoplifting bill to Governor
The Senate concurred in Assembly amendments to an anti shoplifting bill Thursday. It would allow merchants, employees and police to detain suspected shoplifters for up to 30 minutes and permit lawsuits if false detention. Backers say it aims to reduce shoplifting while safeguards remain for detentions. Additional Assembly measures cover out of state land ads and nonprofit 4-H land tax exemptions.
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Madison
Senate
iSenate
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Real Estate Brokers Board
Kennedy to fly to Cape Cod for weekend with family
President Kennedy planned a one hour flight from Andrews Air Force Base to Gas Air Force Base Mass to spend the weekend with his wife and two children. He was to depart about 3 pm CDT and return to Washington Monday morning.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Andrens Air Force Base
Gas Air Force Base
Mass
First To Plead Guilty To First Degree Murder
James R. Moore, 29, father of four, pleaded guilty to the rape slaying of 14-year-old Pamela Moss. He became the first person in New York history to plead guilty to first degree murder and was immediately sentenced to life imprisonment under a new law. Moore strangled and raped Pamela last September near her home in Penfield, a Rochester suburb.
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Rochester
N.yap
Pamela Moss
New York
James R. Moore
Moore
Pamela
Penfield
Drowning Boy Saved By Carriers
Two Northwestern carrier boys saved an unidentified youth at the Menasha Dam when the boy struggled in the water. Dave Christensen and Charles Luedke, both 15, acted to rescue him after seeing him go under repeatedly. A third man, fully clothed, helped bring him to shore and deemed him all right. The youth declined police involvement.
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Menasha
Menasha Dam
Charles Luedke
David Christensen
Dave
Charles
Martin Luedke
Nicolet Bird
Walter Christensen
Woman seeks license restoration after fraudulent age claim
A 41-year-old Los Angeles woman whose license was revoked for fraudulent conduct asked to have it restored. She admitted giving a false age to the DMV saying she did so to satisfy vanity and for no other reason.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Department of Motor Vehicles
Emil
Sam Vella
Rocket Kills Two In Air War Games
A U S Air Force training accident at Hurlburt Field Florida during TAC war games killed two officers and injured fourteen as a fighter fired four inert rockets into a reinforced bunker. The two pilots killed were Lt Cal Sherman Ro Sith and Capt Merter R Ferguson both from nearby bases. Five of the injured were hospitalized with others treated and released.
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Tuerztel Air Command
TAC
Air Force
Cal Sherman Ro Sith
Air Force Air-Ground Operations School
Mary Esther
Fla
Wie
Alois
Peter W J6
Dame Wn
Merter R Ferguson
426Th Tactical Fighter
474Th Tactical Fighter Wing
Cannot Air Force Base
NM Wis
Belvidere
Waukegan
Clay G Ferguson
Ferguson
Deaths Rise In Wisconsin Highway Toll
The state reports four fatalities in two crashes. John Mallek, 57, of Chicago and two Milwaukee men, Erwin R Krumbier, 58, and Albert T Carlson, 67, died when their cars collided on Vilas County Highway KK near Eagle River. Capt Barnard L Heim, 34, from Leavenworth Kansas, and three National Guard members were killed or injured when a car struck a bridge on Highway 21 near Sparta while arriving at Camp McCoy for training.
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Associated Press
National Guard
Wisconsin
Vilas County
Eagle River
John Mallek
Chicago
Erwin R. Krumbier
Albert T Carlson
Mallek
Long Time Feud Triggers Fatal West Virginia Shootout
In Manawha County near Charleston West Virginia a long running feud between the Moore and Miles families ended in a gun battle as authorities attempted to serve a warrant on Ernest Moore 67 and his son Andrew 23 both killed Garnet Moore 57 injured and charged with resisting an officer Three state troopers and two deputies returned fire killing the Moores The feud had spilled onto private roads and fences with prior arson and vandalism alleged by Miles The investigation noted no charges against others at that time and likened the incident to historic feuds in the region
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Charleston
W Va
APJ
West Virginia
Ernest Moore
Here
Moore
Andrew
Garnet
Manawha County
Moores
Miles
Miss Moore
Gibbs
Cooke
Blevins
Way
Sal
Bart
Maine
Whch
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Winnebagoland
Frank Gottomer
Cab Area
Cambridge, Md
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