Kennedy urges overhaul of U S immigration quotas
President Kennedy asks Congress to replace country by country limits with a skills based system. He argues current quotas favor northern Europe, waste about 60 000 numbers annually, and discriminate against immigrants from southern and eastern Europe and other regions. He cites delays for families of citizens and proposes repeal of a discriminatory provision.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
United States
Immi
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
John McCormack
D-Mass
Europe
World
Post office hold-up ends with quick response
In England a man swinging an axe entered a post office Monday and demanded money. Miss Elizabeth Ashby, 65, told him not to be silly, grabbed the phone, and the intruder fled.
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Qae Green
England
UPI
Elizabeth Ashby
Governor Returns to Push Wisconsin Tax Plan
Governor John W. Reynolds cuts short a Miami Beach stay to return to Madison and press a settlement in the budget tax dispute. Senate Republicans push a conference committee on the issue without acting on the Assembly substitute proposal for the spending and taxation plan.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Miami Beach
Wisconsin
Executive
Reynolds
Senate
Assembly
N-Ban Pact Is Completed
The Soviet Union, Britain and the United States appear to have completed work on a treaty banning nuclear tests in air, space, and underwater. They may initial it Wednesday after delegates and chiefs Harriman Hailsham and Gromyko lingered to discuss other actions sought by the Russians. Western sources say a hurdle on a non aggression pact within NATO and the Warsaw Pact may be solved.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Spiridonovka Palace
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Andrei A. Gromyko
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Khrushchev
Sheboygan to appeal CAB airport ruling insistence on Manitowoc site
Sheboygan will appeal the Civil Aeronautics Board decision that a single Manitowoc airport should serve both cities. County counsel Al Hopp said the CAB refused to reconsider its June 17 ruling, and North Central Airlines currently serves Sheboygan. Officials urge keeping the airport in Sheboygan despite the CAB stance.
Finest Safest Airport Needed Says Examiner
Wausau hearing on Oshkosh area airport adequacy contends a joint or common airport for Outagamie and Winnebago counties west of Lake Winnebago could serve the Oshkosh Appleton complex. Examiner Stodola urges vision toward future regional service and best facilities at reasonable cost.
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Wausau
Oshkosh
Outagamie
Winnebago
Lake Winnebago
Oshkosh - Appleton
CAB
Edward T. Stodola
Stodola
Fond du Lac
Green Bay
Appleton
Wisconsin
Winnebago Airport OK Five Years Advised by SARC Report
The CAB hearings in Wausau accepted a Systems Analysis & Research Corp report finding Winnebago County Airport adequate for at least five years. Judge Edward T Stodola allowed the SARC conclusions to enter record, despite objections from Outagamie County counsel A W Ponath. The study, by Bates of SARC, argued aircraft operations would stay within current planes and runway capacity, and critiqued Bureau of Economic Regulation profit methods for North Central Airlines.
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Stodola
Winnebago County
Outagamie County
Winneba Gilbert Bates
Systems Analysis & Research Corp
Cab Area
Wausau
Bates
Outagamie
James 1. Metz Morchestern
A. W Ponath
Wimch
County Board
Aviation Committee
CAB
Robert Lester
Edward T Stodola
SARC
Gilbert Bates
Stedola
Gerald O'Grady
Ponath
Oshkosh
Bureau of Economic Regulation
North Central Airlines
Ashkosh
Appleton
Bereau
Sharfing
Prospects Bright for Railway Settlement Plan
Washington AP Democrats push Kennedy plan to block railroads from enforcing new manpower rules until ICC study. Leaders warn possible delay into night sessions while unions threaten to strike once rules take effect next Monday. Senate hearings to begin this afternoon, with Mansfield signaling cautious support and McCormack aiming for speed.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Commerce Com
Imittee
John D. Pastore
D-R.j
ICC
Everett M
Fire crews rush to Rancho Palos Verdes blaze
In Palos Verdes Estates California UPI reports two more engine companies and one from Redondo Beach were needed Monday to help extinguish a 19 acre fire behind the Palos Verdes Fire Station.
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Palos Verdes, Estates, Calif
UPI
Redondo Beach
Fuaios Verdes
Body of Man Found Floating in Marsh Area
Oshkosh police and firemen recovered a man's body from a marsh area between the Fox River and Riverside Cemetery Monday at 5 pm. The vagrant, in his 60s, 5'5" and 130 pounds, wore heavy winter clothing. No ID found. razor blades were the only items. He was taken to Fiss Bills Funeral Home.
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Oshkosh
Fox River
Riverside Cemetery
Herbert Werner
W. Murdock St
Fiss & Bills Funeral Home
Khrushchev Hosts Indonesian Com Informal Dinner
Soviet Premier Khrushchev met with Indonesian Communist leader D. N. Aidit and officials in Moscow on Monday night. A dinner was hosted in their honor as part of Moscow’s effort to shape the Indonesian Communist Party amid the Sino Soviet ideological dispute.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Qd. N. Aidit
Aidit
Soviet Union
Death of Milwaukee Child Raises Highway Toll
A Milwaukee child die s from injuries suffered July 15 when struck by a car on a city street. The Wisconsin highway toll for 1963 rose to 436, compared with 488 on this date last year. Michael McGuire, 5, died early today from the injuries.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Michael McGuire
Breathing clothing dummy spurs York shop drama and fine
In York a police officer spotted a clothing store window dummy that appeared to breathe. Trainman Clifford Scott, 20, was fined 50 pounds for shop breaking.
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York
England
UPD
Brian Senior
Clifford Scott
Streamliners Farewell to the 400 Route End of an Era in Wisconsin
Milwaukee reports the 400 streamliners from Chicago to Minnesota say a final farewell as ICC approval ends the service, leaving Wiscon sin towns without rail passenger routes. The last runs depart amid mixed reactions from mayors, travelers, and former officials, with concerns over hardship for students and invalids. The Chicago to Minneapolis and Chicago to Mankato corridors saw daily schedules cut, ending a long battle over the costly service.
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Milwaukee
LPH
Chicago
Minnesota
Chicago & North Western
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
North Western
ICC
Ishrug
Edward Ritzenthaler
Ruben W Peterson
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
PSC
Eau Claire
Twin Cities
Minneapoli
St Paul
Minneapolis
Rochester
Mankato
Minn
Madison
Wis
Huron
Wyeville
Three Farm Children Die in Barn Fire Near Port Washington
PORT WASHINGTON AP Three of seven Suchla children eight six and four died Monday night when a barn on their rented Ozaukee County farm burned before firemen arrived. Richard Sandra and Steven were found in a granary attached to the barn. The blaze, in the four mile north area owned by Henry Bley, raged over three hours with help from Fredonia Belgium and Waukebba firefighters.
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Port Washington
Ozaukee County
Paul Meyer
Fredona
Richard
Sandra
Steven
Ernest Suchla
Henry Bley
Itown
Belgium
Fredonia
Waukebba
Chrel Meyer
Assures State Merit Pay Increase
Gov John W. Heynolds signed measures extending merit pay rules and filing deadlines for annual increases. The legislation allows departments to set new dates for merit increase determinations and grants broader control over personnel budgeting. Additional bills authorize legislative hire autonomy and cap damage awards against municipalities.
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Madison Aly Stile
John W. Heynolds
Department of Administration
Sem
Walter Hollander
Roosendale
Richard Zaborski
Milwaukee
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Lockheed-Georgia Company
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Northwestern
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
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