Wallace accuses Kennedy on civil rights policy
Alabama Governor George Wallace denounces Kennedy administration handling of racial issues as nation torn by strife and warns against a public accommodations bill. He urges withdrawal of troops if such legislation passes and accuses leaders of betraying the Negro. Continued on Page 12, Col. 1.
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Alligator Theft Shocks La Place Snake Farm
Thieves broke into a snake farm in La Place over the weekend and stole 150 alligators, including five measuring seven feet in length. The incident details a major livestock theft prompting local police to investigate and review security measures.
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UPD
Compulsory Rail Solution Foreseen by Labor Chief
Washington AP Secretary of Labor Wirtz says the four year dispute over railroad work rules is moving toward a compulsory solution due to a mutual failure of responsibility by both carriers and unions. He notes no real effort to settle the issue appears in sight as a presidential panel prepares to investigate the situation.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Solons caucus on tax package in Wisconsin assembly
Wisconsin lawmakers met to decide support for a compromise budget tax bill. Aimed at raising about 26 million in new taxes and eliminating 17.1 million in household fuel and electricity taxes, the plan would also cut utility credit to one year and add sales taxes on soda, dry cleaning, auto repairs, and long distance calls. Majorities expect enough votes to revive the bill, with discussions of a fall session to finalize the second year.
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UPI
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Assembly
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
John Reynolds
No More Mines for Us After Rescue
Fourteen year old Bobby Abbott thirteen year old Danny O Kain and Billy Burke plan a summer of swimming biking and baseball after being trapped two days in the No 2 mine of Castle Shannon. Doctors consider release possible for Bobby and Danny with Billy to undergo chest X rays for pains from gas exposure. The boys shared a room in St Clair Memorial Hospital and kept up contact by telephone while recovering. Officials say the mine will be sealed and filled in once the rescue site is cleared.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
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Billy Burke
Bobby Abbott
Bobby
Burke
St. Clair Memorial Hospital
O'Kain
Castle Shannon
Coal Co
Thomas J. McDonald
Supervis
J. A. Blackman
Three Drownings Reported In Wisconsin Lakes
Three people drowned in separate Wisconsin lake accidents on Sunday. Robert Falconer 18 of Rockford Illinois fell from a water skier at Rock Lake Lake Mills as his life preserver strap failed. Gene Brunschmid 15 of Jump River drowned on Little Rice Lake after being thrown overboard while repairing a stalled motor. Charmaine Plesko 18 of Superior drowned while skin diving at Twin Bear Lake with companions.
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Wisconsin
Robert Falconer
Rockford
Rock Lake
Lake Mills
Gene Brunschmid
Jump River
Rusk County
Little Rice Lake
Charmaine Plesko
Superior
Twin
Bear Lake
Highway crashes claim nine in weekend toll
The Associated press reports Wisconsin’s 1963 traffic toll rises to 411 after nine deaths from auto accidents over the weekend. Victims include James Piedela 21 of Chicago who died when his sports car overturned on a Kenosha County road. Glyn Knickerbocker 70 of Milwaukee struck by a pursuing police car. Loree Webster 44 of Tulsa in a collision on Highways 31 and 23 near Endeavor Marquette County. Also killed were Robert Prebe 30 and Dorothy Boettcher of Neenah Walter Peabody Jr. 19 of Ft Lauderdale Fla Raymond Jones 29 of Sauk Village Illinois Frank Taharski 36 of Chicago and Emil Dowling 62 of Boscobel.
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Chicago
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Tulsa
Okla
Endeavor
Marquette County
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Dorothy Boettcher
Neenah
Walter Peabody Jr
Ft. Lauderdale
Ila
Raymond Jones
Sauk Village
Frank Taharski
Emil Dowling
Boscobel
President Kennedy Hones Focus After Cape Cod Return
President Kennedy returns to the White House from Cape Cod to address Moscow talks on a nuclear test ban and the railroad dispute. He meets Tanganyika President Julius Nyerere while monitoring Khrushchev’s role and a six man railroad panel due to report within a week. Athens reports Greece frees 19 prisoners from the 1947-49 civil war.
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Khrushchev Opens Talks on Partial Nuclear Test Ban
Premier Khrushchev meets with US and British envoys in Moscow to discuss a partial test ban covering air space, space and underwater blasts. Western officials remain optimistic that a limited accord could be reached within days, while underground tests and a non aggression treaty remain contentious issues.
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Racial Tensions Rise in Cambridge Urges State Aid
White and black leaders in Cambridge Maryland issued an urgent appeal to Gov. Tawes after county and city officials met to seek help in settling the recent racial disturbances. The appeal denounced National Guard restrictions and called for elected officials to take offensive steps. A Negro march was canceled as leaders from the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and local pastors urged further settlement efforts.
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Arthur Parker
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NorthernChristian Leadership Conference
Chicago
Willem Billingslea
Damascus Baptist Church
Martin Luther King Jr
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King
Ana Jress
Gandhi
Rockefeller Blasts Goldwater Strategy in 1964 Bid
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller accused Senator Barry Goldwater of courting a southern western coalition while abandoning the industrial North. He warned the GOP that such a move could destroy the party and declared the approach unprincipled and extremist. Goldwater allies dismissed the blast, hinting at an intra party clash. Continued on Page 4, Col. 1.
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Rockefeller
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South Sea
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Curtis Sai
Two Brothers Die As Fire Sweeps Home
In Rice Lake two young brothers Net Hantsman 3 and Glen 12 died when a fire gutted their two story frame home late Sunday night. Their 15 year old sister escaped by leaping from a second floor window and was hospitalized with injuries. Fire Chief Harald Chartier said parents were away. Alarm sounded at 1 13 a m and cause and damage amounts were not immediately determined.
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Lester Hantsman
Three Children Shot to Death After Losing Money
A man identified as Robert Alcort, described as a lifelong acquaintance and a Negro, confessed to killing three children after they lost money in a forest near Williams, Arizona. He faces three counts of murder as authorities move his return to the area.
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Neer
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Williams
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