Progress Toward Nuclear Test Ban Talks Deepens
In Moscow a three hour session among U S and British negotiators with Foreign Minister Gromyko plus a surprise East German delegation headed by Lazar Boltz signaled progress toward a limited nuclear test ban treaty. Khrushchev remained in close contact and no unacceptable conditions appeared, as talks focus on prohibiting atmospheric outer space and underwater blasts with international inspections.
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Moscow
U.S
Andrei A. Gromyko
East Germany
Lazar Boltz
Tass
Khrushchev
Gromyko
U. S
United States
Britain
North Atantic Alliance
Drive To Cut Deficit Campaign Across U S
The government launches a intensified drive to reduce the balance of payments deficit by steering dollars away from foreign markets to trigger economic forces raising U S short term interest rates. The White House said President Kennedy will brief Congress on progress Thursday.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
White House
Kennedy
Congress
Missing Grain To Be Probed By Senate Inquiry
Washington AP Senate Republicans urge a special Senate committee and $100,000 to probe reports that 24 million bushels of U.S. grain valued at $32 million vanished en route to Austria under barter deals. Critics say some grain may have reached West Germany, while officials insist no U.S. loss occurred.
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Washington
Senate
Republicans
U.S
Austria
John J. Williams
Germany
Lester P. Condon
Agriculture Department
West Germany
Williams
Justice Department
Everatt M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Wiliams
Dirksen
Jack Miller
Lown
Orville L. Freeman
Condon
Ambulance Driver Freed Over Alleged Theft
In Santa Monica California Superior Judge Hector Baida dismissed charges against a 25 year old ambulance driver accused of stealing 200 dollars from a dead man after the defense argued the victim was not proven dead.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Hector Baida
Open Bids For Reeve Addition At Oshkosh OSC Bid Leads
Charles D Smith & Son of Toad du Lac topped the bid for the general contract at 527 400 for the Reeve Memorial Union addition and alterations at Oshkosh State College. Bids opened Tuesday afternoon in Madison with OSC officials present. Construction on the 60 453 square foot project will begin soon and is slated to finish by September.
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Charles D Smith
D-K Electric, Inc
Oshkosh
Ronald Gartman, Inc
R. Wenzel Company
Appleton
Rhoads Equipment Company
Fort Wayne
Ind
Rhoads
Reeve Memorial Union
Union Addition
Fluor Brothers Construction Company
Precour Construction Company
Ben B. Ganther Company
Hoffman Company, Inc
Appleton, General Construction
Robert P. Gunz and
E. C. Merrill, Inc
R. Wen
Fond du Lac
Langstadt’s, Inc
Sandstedt
Knoop & Yarbo
Union
Sommerfield
Daniel Knoop
Oshkosh State College
Roger E. Guiles
Center
OSC
Richard H. Sommerfield
Knoop
Undersea life inspires Portelatine returns home
Andre Portelatine, a member of Jacques-Yves Cousteau’s 20 day underwater test, said he ate and slept as if at home. He praised the undersea landscape and said an underwater life presents no difficulty.
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Nice
France
UPI
Andre Portelatine
Cmdr
Jacques-Yves Cousteau
Red Sea
Portelatine
Study More Sales Taxes Move Faces Wisconsin Assembly
Wisconsin Assembly Republicans plan revived substitute budget tax bill to raise sales taxes with possible food exemption. Governor Reynolds shelved earlier compromise. leaders say the new measure targets 10 to 20 million in cuts from the 632 million two year package and could pass without Democrat support.
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Madisonap
Assembly
Wisconsin
GOP
John W. Reynolds
Thas Hae Nhkanda
Reynolds
Senate
Assembly Republicans
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Alfonsi
Robert
Sitdown Is Halted in Saigon Buddhist Protest
Police broke up two Buddhist demonstrations in Saigon, beating participants including priests and nuns then loading about 80 protesters into trucks for transport to jail. The riot crackdown marked a hard-line government stance against Buddhists under President Ngo Dinh Diem.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPD
Ngo Dinh Diem
Giac Minh
Ram Saigon
North Central Airlines Plans Jet Upgrade and Central Wisconsin Airport Focus
North Central Airlines vice president Frank Buttomer told a CAB hearing that the carrier has studied jet aircraft needing runways up to 6,100 feet and hopes jets usable on 5,000-foot strips will be developed. The plan is to buy 3-5 Convairs yearly and shift from DC-3 to Convair operations within five years. Buttomer pressed for one central regional airport in central Wisconsin, opposing dual sites at Stevens Point and Wausau to maintain service levels. The carrier favors a site agreed upon by locals and convenient for the area.
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James J. Metz
Northwestern
Wausau
North Central Airlines
Frank Butiomer
Edward T. Stodola
Buttomer
North Central
Wisconsin
Buttamer
Stevens Point
Will Publish List of Most Wanted Motorists
Philadelphia AP report says Chief Magistrate John F. Daly will publish a list of the most wanted motorists who have ignored warrants. The city will distribute the list to 5,500 policemen and post it in every police station.
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Philadelphia
John F. Daly
Daly
Tractor Driver Killed In Wisconsin Highway Accident
A 70 year old man, Norns Nelson of Olsen, died when his tractor overturned while mowing grass along a Northfield town road. The incident increased the 1963 Wisconsin highway fatality tally to 414 for the day, up from 464 a year earlier.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Norns Nelson
Olsen
Northfield
May Hold Up State School Aid Payments
Madison AP The budget tax stalemate may force withholding of advance school aid payments. Howard Koop urges informing local boards as 1963-64 budgets are considered. If Legislature fails to act, advance aid may be withheld to preserve fiscal integrity. districts may borrow money and incur interest.
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Madison
Howard Koop
Koop
Angus Rothwell
George Thompson
William C Kahl
Rothwell
Kahl
Outagamie Airport Aid Status Confusing at Hearing
WAUSAU The status of Outagamie County bids for federal airport aids was clarified at the CAB area airport hearings. State Aeronautics director TK Jordan testified that two requests for programming do not need prior state approval to go to the Federal Aviation Agency. The county has no state approvals yet on its petition for federal aid, keeping Outagamie ineligible pending a ruling. Continuous testimony resumes today with Frank Buttomer and others to follow.
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James I. Metz
Northwestern
Wausau
Outagamie County
T K. Jordan
Wisconsin State Aeronautics Commission
Cab Area
Bureau of Economic Regulation
John Lindsay
Jordan
Mark Catlin
Appleton
Federal Aviation Agency
Greenville
Lindsay TL
Qatagamie County
Frank Buttomer
North Central Airlines
James Gray Jr
Washington, D. C
Buttomer
State of Wisconsin
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Outagamie
Olhan Baycu
Donald JF Wood
Transportation and Pack
Wisconsin Department of Resource Development
North
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