Storms Slam Elkhorn Area
Storms with winds up to 65 mph hit southeastern Wisconsin dumping about four inches of rain on Elkhorn in 30 minutes. A Lake Michigan seiche produced 6 to 10 foot crests along the Michigan shore, with 18 inch rises at Kenosha and Milwaukee. No immediate damage reported.
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Milwaukee
Rockford
Ill
Beloit
Janesville
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Antioch
Niles
Chicago
Allied Chief To Visit Canada
General Lyman Lemnitzer supreme allied commander in Europe will visit Canada July 23 24. SHAPE said the trip is part of a series of NATO and SHAPE visits to member nations and subordinate commands.
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Paris
Lyman L Lemniitzer
Distracted Dean Driver Pleads Distracted Crash Defense
Eric Wynter, 43, told a magistrate in England that he crashed into a parked truck because he was distracted by a large amount of Jeg on display on a neighbor’s lawn. He explained the distraction caused him to swerve and collide.
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Little Dean
England
Eric Wynter
Four Die In Collision In Adams County Wisconsin
A collision in Adams County early today killed four people including Melford Streeter his wife Dorothy and son Orville all of Nekoosa and Richard Miller 21 of Fond du Lac. Two others were hospitalized in Adams with critical injuries. The Wisconsin highway toll rose to 426 for 1963 with 471 a year earlier.
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Associated Press
Adams County
Wisconsin
Friendship
Sheriff's Department
Melford Streeter
Richard Miller
Fond du Lac
Adams
Roger Kobs
Lester Huck
June Steiro
Boulder Junction
Marathon County
Warren Jones
Carlinville
Lake Geneva
Fear 30 Lost As Craft Sinks
In fog on the St. Lawrence River the ore carrier Tritonica collided with the British freighter Roonagh Head near Petit Riviere St. Francois, sinking with at least 30 crew feared dead. Ten bodies recovered, twenty missing, six injured rescued, and a Transport Department inquiry opened to run for weeks.
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Joint Airport 'Preferred' By K-C Hearing Is Told
Northwestern staff writer James Metz reports at Wausau that Kimberly-Clark Corp executive Roger Baird stated KC favors the Outagamie County airport while publishers and airport consultants supported a joint Winnebago-Outagamie port. KC stressed convenience and noted concerns about Winnebago County Airport safety and potential obsolescence, with hearings resuming to present Winnebago County positions.
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James 1. Metz
Northwestern
Wausau
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Cab Area
K-C
Outagamie County
Appleton Post-Crescent
HEC
Greenville
Roger A. Baird
Victor J. Minahan
James B. Jones
Leigh Fisher
Winnebago County
Kimberly-Clark
Baird
Oshkosh
Robert Lester
Kimberly- ‘Clark
Asi
Port
Tax Records Bill Vetoed By Wisconsin Governor
Governor Reynolds vetoed a bill to require retention of state tax records at district offices in Milwaukee Eau Claire and Appleton. He said decentralization would be costly and unnecessary despite centralizing data processing in Madison. The veto keeps district offices open per the commissioner. Reynolds also signed a $15000 contract with Northland College Ashland for redevelopment act trainee studies.
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Madison
API
John W. Reynolds
Milwaukee
Eau Claire
Appleton
Department of Taxation
Reynolds
John Gronouski
Northland College
Ashland
Wisconsin
Curfew Repealed After Coup In Ecuador
The military junta rescinded the curfew imposed after leaders ousted President Carlos Arosemena on July 4. The move ends a period of martial rule and restores order following the coup.
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Quitg
Ecuador
Carlos ‘Arosemena
Peking Renewed Attack on Khrushchev in Nuclear War Fight
Chinese charges that Khrushchev capitulated to the West and poisons minds sparked a fresh East West clash. Beijing pledged to air both sides of the China Soviet dispute while Moscow pressed the Kremlin leader to face Chinese farm programs and a public vote on the issue.
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Red China
Khrushchev
Peking
Kremlin
Lenin Hills
Short-Term Rates Hiked Advised by Bankers
The American Bankers Association urged raising short-term interest rates to stem dollar outflow and reduce the balance of payments deficit. The 12 point program mirrors Treasury proposals by Douglas Dillon, except for one item, and calls for maintaining current federal spending levels.
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Washington
APN
The
American Bankers Association
ABA
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Three Miners Die In Teruel Coal Mine Blaze
UPI reports a fire in a Teruel, Spain coal mine Friday asphyxiated three miners and injured 21 others. Authorities cite a short circuit in a ventilating motor as the blaze cause. none of the injured is said to be in serious condition.
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Teruel
Spain
UPI
Thieves Tag Edmond Boat After Tree Fells
In Edmond Oklahoma Charles McChan found his 12 foot boat vanished after thieves felled the tree he had padlocked the craft to with an unbreakable chain over the weekend. They reportedly took the boat and the chain and padlock.
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Edmond
Okla
Iupi
Charles McChan
Alf
Wisconsin Republicans push budget tax bill despite veto threat
Madison AP Republicans in the Assembly passed a budget tax substitute calling for 80.1 million in new sales taxes and 37.8 million in increased income taxes to balance an 84619 million state budget. Governor Reynolds vowed to veto if it reaches his desk and urged the Senate to reject the plan. The Senate, also GOP controlled, convened to consider the measure with potential further conference action to resolve the budget tax stalemate.
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Madison
Assembly
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Senate
Reynolds
House
Indonesian Red Presses For Dispute Solution
Indonesian Communist leader DN Aidit and party boss Udit said in Jakarta and Moscow that a world congress of Communist parties should help resolve the Moscow Beijing ideological dispute. Aidit plans to stay in Moscow for consultations until July 24 and then proceed to Beijing for talks with Chinese Communist leaders.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Aidit
Moscow
Peking
Link Navy Man To Spy Charge
Nelson C Drummond, a Navy yeoman from Baltimore, was convicted by a federal jury of conspiring with four Soviet agents to provide military data on naval weapons, submarines, and electronic gear. He faced the death penalty at sentencing set for August 15. The trial revealed payments totaling $20,000 to $24,000 from Soviet agents, while Drummond claimed the material was harmless. He argued he was framed and blackmailed into espionage.
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APJ
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Nelson C Drummeand
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Thomas C. Murphy
Strummond
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Newport
Rie
Larchmont
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Hope For Clear Skies To See Eclipse
New York scientists and students await a solar eclipse with hopes for clear skies. The total eclipse will span Alaska and Maine briefly while a broad path across the continent shows a partial view. Researchers and rockets will study sun corona, ionosphere, and atmospheric effects during the event.
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Maine
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Wil Hounce Cardie stuAals
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Pacific
Canada
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