Callup of Reserves and Guardsmen Unlikely
WASHINGTON AP Sen A Willis Robertson says Kennedy unlikely to declare a limited emergency now or call up reserves and National Guard troops He notes the Senate Appropriations subcommittee could approve funds for pay and subsistence for up to a million men and potential quick add ons to meet the Berlin crisis including aircraft missiles Navy vessels Army hardware and more than 500 million dollars Robertson says he told Kennedy the subcommittee will withhold action on the 43 billion defense bill until after the Berlin speech Bowles says the US must curb Soviet leverage over West Berlin and Khrushchev will see the US will not be rattled or driven out Dean Rusk briefing British French officials later in the day
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Two Brothers Die in Highway 50 Crash Near Kenosha
Two brothers Lenard Grim mer Jr. and James Grim mer die when their car barrels off Highway 50 into an overpass railing near Kenosha. The Wisconsin 1961 highway toll reaches 449. one victim's body lay on the rail while the other fell onto a freight train at Somers.
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Parachute Rip Worried Pilot Grissom Threatens Space Flight
Cape Canaveral AP reports Virgil I. Grissom faced a parachute rip and control issues as he prepared to exit the spacecraft. The transcript from the blockhouse shows Grissom asking the helicopter to wait while he removed instruments, and Alan B. Shepard Jr. acted as communicator during the tense moments before the hatch blew out and Grissom swam for life. Meanwhile, a fatal car crash occurred in Waukesha County on Highway 6 east of Wales.
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Free Airlift Is Formed For Cuba Refugees
The United States arranged a government financed commercial airlift to fly free from Havana to Miami for more than 20,000 Cuban refugees, with Pan American Airways operating about ten flights daily. The plan costs about 350 000 dollars and hinges on how quickly Cuban authorities process passengers.
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Dog-napper in Denver Pays Fine for Retriever Take
Mrs. Stanley W. Russell paid a $3 fine for snatching a large retriever from a dog catcher, then keeping the animal in her home. She said dogs are wonderful and there should be more dogs and fewer people.
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Kennedy budgets week for defense address on Berlin
President Kennedy plans a Cape Cod weekend with a blank official schedule as he prepares the first draft of the Tuesday address outlining defense measures against the Soviet threat to Berlin. Aides say a Sunday courier will bring drafts while advisers discuss wording at Otis Air Force Base.
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Will Indict Grandson In Slaying
Superior AP dispatch reports Douglas County District Attorney John H. Chisholm will arraign 25 year old Brule area laborer Gerald B. Kukonen Monday on first degree murder charges in the killing of his 73 year old grandmother Julia Mikkola. Kukonen admitted to strangling and dumping her body after an assault following a July 6 banquet in Superior.
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Emperor Hirohito's Eldest Daughter In Critical Condition
In Tokyo AP reports Emperor Hirohito's eldest daughter Mrs Shigie Higashikuni aged 35, former Princess Teru, is in critical condition. She has suffered abdominal issues since last November including colon adhesion and an abdominal wall abscess, after marrying a commoner and renouncing royal title following World War II.
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Three Tots Die as Fire Burns Home
In Fort Atkinson three Benson children Deborah Jean 2 Kathleen 1 and baby David 7 months died in a flash fire that swept their one bedroom cottage. Father 24 slept in a nearby car mother 21 was at a downtown tavern. Fire chief says cause a hot flash inside with asphyxiation listed as the deaths’ cause. state fire marshal investigates.
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Japan Launches Seventh Successful Space Observation Rocket
Tokyo University rocket team sent the Kappa-8 two stage rocket to about 100 miles altitude on the north coast. The 35 foot long craft weighs around one and a half tons and flew for six minutes and thirty seconds covering more than 150 miles as part of world rocket week starting July 16.
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Bourguiba Calls for Negotiated France Exit From Bizerte Base
President Habib Bourguiba proposed negotiating France's withdrawal from the Bizerte naval air base in a broadcast as Tunisian troops and snipers fought French forces in central Bizerte. He warned of war until victory while signaling patience pending U.N. Security Council action and criticized U.S. and British support for France.
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Embezzler cites cents in bank theft case
NO CHANGE NEW YORK UPI Rob ert V Brovakos accused of embezzling 46249.56 from a bank said in court Friday The amount is about right but I cant understand the 36 cents I never took any change Brovakos spoke during the hearing in a New York courtroom.
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West Germany uneasy over refugee flow
West Germany faces rising concern that East Germany may respond to ongoing refugee arrivals by importing migrants from the Soviet bloc. Minister Ernst Lemmer warned such a mass exodus could endanger reunification hopes and Germanic population balance while denying accusations of refugee lure for propaganda.
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Tax Measure Debate Resumes After GOP Maverick Support
In Madison, five Republican mavericks joined regulars on key amendments as tax revision moves toward Senate approval next week. Democrats failed to win maverick backing for a separate withholding package, losing 20 to 12 on extending the sales tax to food and approving a $12 per person tax credit. Insulin exemption for the credit was debated but killed on party lines. Lt. Gov. Knowles used tie-breaking votes to defeat amendments exempting nonprescription drugs, repair shops, and other services from the tax, while Senator Lam pressed for stamp and advertising tax considerations.
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