Russians Hunt Spy in Britain
London reports say Soviet agents seek to kill or kidnap Ana toli Dolnytsin, a defector who provided British counter intelligence with names of suspected Soviet agents. Dolnytsin is in hiding under protection while Britain weighs identity changes and possible use of plastic surgery.
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Moscow Sessions Seen Flop as Talks Stretch On
Moscow talks between Soviet and Red Chinese Communist party experts edge toward a possible final unity meeting. Beijing sees the conferences as a flop but urges further talks if needed. A Chinese statement says differences may be laid aside and multiple sessions held as negotiations near a test ban path with U.S. and British officials.
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Budget Tax Bill May Be Revived
In Madison the Assembly paused a fragile budget tax measure seeking new proposals to resolve differences after a 66 to 27 defeat. Minority leader Huber urged revival as caucuses loom and a reconsideration vote is planned for Tuesday.
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Reds Withdraw From Military Post in Ladakh
NEW DELHI AP The Chinese Communists have withdrawn from the military post in northwest Ladakh four miles inside the line of actual control 1959, a move announced by India after a strong protest last month. The post marked the high tide point of Chinese advance in last fall’s fighting on the disputed Himalayan border.
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Beach radio ban to protect coast reputation
Transistor radios were banned from the beach at a Quinper France resort on Friday. A city official said the action aims to keep the channel coast region welcoming for those seeking peace.
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Catlin Admits Airport Price Tag Inadequate
Northwestern staff writer James Metz reports on Friday testimony at Outagamie County airport hearings. Catlin admitted the $3.8 million tag will not cover a modern jet age facility. FAA engineer James Popp rebutted Catlin, noting the current Outagamie County Airport can be expanded for Convair aircraft, while questions remained about federal aid and the airport committee’s findings.
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Neenah Fatal Crash Claims Two Lives in 1963 Toll Rise
A 35 year old Neenah woman and her 30 year old male companion died in a one car crash on South Park Avenue near the Neenah swimming pool in the early hours. The driver Robert Priebe, 30, died at 3 30 a m and the woman Mrs Dorothy Boettcher 32 died on arrival at Theda Clark hospital. Coroner Arthur Miller said Priebe died from a severed jugular vein and Mrs Boettcher from multiple skull fractures. The crash left both victims trapped in the front seat as rescue crews freed them after more than an hour. Funeral services will be held Monday at Brown Funeral Chapel. Interment at Greenlawn Cemetery. Wisconsin highway death toll hits 405 for 1963.
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Busy Work Week Ahead On Rail Rift
Washington AP Kennedy blue ribbon rails panel schedules a busy week as talks stall over new work rules. The six member panel focuses on fact finding to aid a legislative package due to Congress by July 22. The strike truce delays actions to July 29 while carriers and unions prepare for further sessions and possible mediation.
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Fragile Peace In Cambridge Maryland Braces for Integration T: Fragile Peace In Cambridge, Md., ensued as National Guard units reinforced city after shootings.
In Cambridge a fragile peace held as National Guardsmen with fixed bayonets restored order after six wounded in the latest outbreak of shootings. Gov Tawes ordered guards back after a four day absence, curfew imposed, liquor sales halted, and main approaches sealed. Demonstrations persisted as Negro leaders planned the next move in the integration campaign amid tense racial strife.
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Electrician Fired Over Washing Socks in Bath Basin
John Gilroy a 23 year old electrician was dismissed after a housewife complained he washed large socks in the bathroom wash basin during maintenance work at her home in Liv England.
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England
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Helicopters carrying diplomats shot at near Muong Leuk Laos
A helicopter carrying British Ambassador Donald Hopson and two ICC members was shot at en route to Pathet Lao headquarters. Four rifle rounds missed. one bullet hit a second ICC craft. No injuries. Both helicopters landed safely at Vientiane.
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Pedestrian Killed by Train at Delavan Crossing
A six year old pedestrian was killed Friday evening when struck by a Milwaukee Road train at a crossing in Delavan. First Deputy Foreign Trade Minister Gyula Karad announced Hungary has severed all trade relations with South Africa to protest its colonial racial policies.
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Milwaukee Journal chairman Harry Grant dies at 81
Harry Johnston Grant 81, board chairman of the Milwaukee Journal Co, died Friday night from pneumonia complications. He joined the Journal at 35 after success in textiles and ad sales, rising to president after founder Lucius Nieman's death. Under his leadership the Journal grew to become Wisconsin’s largest content and advertising publication.
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