Headon Crash Fatal for Two on Highway 21 West of Omro
Two people died and seven injured in a head on collision on Highway 21 near Omro at 8 55 Sunday evening. Lundgren 80 and Peggy Billington 21 died in the crash. Police described Lundgren as asleep at the wheel. Seven others were hospitalized with serious injuries.
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Reds Push Plan for Laos Troop Withdrawals
In Geneva the 14 nation Laos conference shelved a Soviet proposed blanket call for all foreign troops to withdraw from Laos. Western delegates pressed for ICC supervision and phased removal. US envoy Harriman sought amendments while France warned of impacts on troops legally in Laos under 1954 Geneva accords.
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Cardinal Tardini Dies at 73 Chief Aid to Pope John XXIII
Vatican announces the death of Domenico Cardinal Tardini aged 73 in his Vatican apartment. He served as cardinal secretary of state and guided church government especially in foreign affairs. Funeral is set for Wednesday at St Peter's Basilica after the Pope, returning from Castel Gandolfo, prayed by the bier.
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United States
Berlin
Storm Remnants Hit City and County with Power Outages
Severe weather struck Sunday evening bringing heavy winds and rain across the area. Trees toppled utilities causing outages for dozens of customers while Wisconsin Public Service crews repaired damage and restored service by late night. Neighborhoods around West 12th Avenue and Ohio Street reported the hardest impact as a utility pole toppled with a large tree.
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Prince Philip Returns to Polo as Windsor Loses
Prince Philip resumes polo at Windsor after breaking his left ankle in a prior match. His team suffers a defeat amid his return.
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McCloy to report on Berlin Khrushchev talks
John J. McCloy, Kennedy’s disarmament chief, arrives from Moscow to brief Secretary of State Dean Rusk on a Berlin crisis conference with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. He expects to inform the president soon and foresees possible formal talks weeks away.
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Asian African Group Split On Special UN Sessions
Asian African members plus Yugoslavia and Cuba split over pushing a special UN General Assembly session on the French Tunisian Bizerte stalemate. Liberia seeks August session. many African nations remain reluctant. Japan and others doubt the move unless violence resumes. Dag Hammarskjold warned France ceasefire violations. Tunisia seeks a firm outcome.
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Britain Seeks Entry to Common Market Under Conditions
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced Britain will apply for membership in the European Common Market. Entry will depend on arrangements to protect the interests of its partners in the British Commonwealth.
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Kennedy Returns to White House After Cape Cod Relaxation
President Kennedy, rested after a Cape Cod weekend with his family, faces China and Soviet disarmament talks on return. He will meet Nationalist China officials and awaits McCloy’s briefing on Khrushchev’s Berlin stance as tensions mount. The couple attended St Francis Xavier church amid cheering crowds.
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No Aid Offered To Injured Motorist
James Twitchell, 22, of Glasgow, Mo., lay severely injured in a soybean field beside U S 40 after an early morning pickup crash. Motorists passed by all day Sunday before the accident was reported to the highway patrol around 6 p.m. Twitchell was listed in critical condition at Booneville hospital.
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Doubt And Hope Rise Over Soviet 20 Year Plan
Western observers in Britain Sweden and Belgium react to the Soviet 20 year plan promising higher per capita production by 1970 and the highest world living standard by 1980 with free housing healthcare and utilities and a shift toward coexistence with the West while noting Khrushchev faces expectations without risking world war.
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Judge Dies During Trial in Appleton Murder Case
Appleton Municipal Judge Oscar J. Schmiege, 57, died of a heart attack Saturday while delivering final jury instructions in a first degree murder case against 36-year-old Leslie Weinke of Kaukauna. The trial ended in a mistrial after his death. Prosecutor Samuel Sigman underwent emergency surgery four hours later. Weinke pleaded not guilty and not guilty by insanity. Schmiege, elected in 1936, was honored nationally for efficiency and traffic court leadership.
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Fisherman Hooks Giant 14 Foot Aluminum Boat
Clinton Iowa report says William Johnson hauled a 14 foot aluminum boat from 20 feet deep in the Mississippi River after a big catch. The tale comes from a local fisherman showing a remarkable grab of a submerged craft.
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Wisconsin Assembly Debates Sales Tax Legislation
Madison awaits outcome as Democrats oppose a GOP backed three percent sales levy. Gov. Nelson plans hearings on rural redevelopment while Lt. Gov. Knowles seeks a meeting to resolve disagreements and avoid stalemate.
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Earthquake Strikes Paso Robles Area
An earthquake rattled Paso Robles and King City at 5:07 pm with windows and crockery affected. Hollister nearby reported no tremor. Residents say the quake center was about three miles east of Paso Robles.
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$100000 Offered For Stolen Art
Pittsburgh news reports retired industrialist G David Thompson offering a no questions asked 100000 reward to recover ten paintings valued from 590000 to 1 million. The theft at Thompson's Whitehall home included multiple Picassos Leger Daly and Marc works with damage to others. police continue the investigation.
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