Rusk To Lead 11 Member Delegation To Moscow
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will head an 11 member U S delegation to Moscow for signing of the limited test ban treaty. The roster includes five senators led by J W Fulbright with Aiken and Saltonstall as Republicans. Debate centers on Senate ratification and bipartisan support for the pact.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
U.S
Moscow
White House
George Aiken
Leverett Saltonstaid
Mass
Rusk
House
Senate
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John B. Pastore
D-R.i
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Aiken
Saltonstall
Armed Services Committee
Rourke Hickenlooper
Sailboat Capsize Rescues Three Men on Lake Winnebago
Three Oshkosh men, Thomas Weber 24 William Lovelace 23 and Wayne Stordahl 27, were rescued after their 16 foot sailboat capsized about 11 30 Tuesday night on Lake Winnebago. They had been adrift for about three hours and were brought to shore by Martin Anderson. All wore life jackets and were not harmed.
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Winnebago
Thomas L. Weber
Oregon St
William R. Lovelace
Ontario St
Wayne Stordahl
24Th Ave
Weber
Martin Anderson
Shorewood Dr
Winnebago County
Anderson's
Americans Maintain Skopje Field Hospital After Quake
UPI reports U.S. Army medical units pledging to stay in Skopje as long as needed to heal survivors. 831 bodies have been recovered with about 700 more believed buried. 21,170 injured were treated by a field hospital set up near Kumanovo Airport 20 miles north. Lt. Col. George Santos said the team would remain, aided by 240 medical personnel ferried from Belgrade. Yugoslav engineers mark buildings for demolition while authorities plan to rebuild after geologic consultations.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
UPI
U.S. Army
George Santos
Henrietta
Okla
Santos
Belgrade
U.S. Air Force
U.S
Wisconsin bill seeks to allow letters to legislators on pending bills
Madison AP Move to permit residents to write to individual legislators on pending legislation if no promises or threats are made. The bill, introduced at the request of Atty. Gen. George Thompson, arises from a telegram to Assemblyman Alfonsi deemed blackmail by some. Governor Reynolds condemns Thompson ruling as ridiculous.
Governor Expected to Sign Compromise Budget Bill
MADISON AP The compromise budget tax bill cleared the Legislature Monday and is due at Gov. John W. Reynolds desk Thursday. The governor has said he would sign the measure, letting it become law immediately after publication.
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Bill
Airport Hearing Set for Thursday on Regional Plan
The Civil Aeronautics Board opens hearings as Winnebago and Outagamie counties push a regional airport proposal. County aviation panels pause joint talks due to ongoing engineering work by Howard Needles Tammen Bergendorf and a long range study by Systems Analysis Research Corp noting the Winnebago County Airport remains adequate for at least five years.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
James
Washington
Outagamie
Edward I
T. Stedala
Win
Winnebago
Outagamienebago County
Post
Winnebago County
Aviation Committee
Howard, Needles, Tammen and
Bergendorf
Systems Analysis & Research Corp
Howze Heads Korea Mission New Command
General Hamilton H. Howze takes command in Korea today steering all U N forces and the 8th Army. A veteran of World War II and the Ole Miss integration crisis, Howze brings a record of swift orders and action oriented leadership. He is married with two sons and cites El Paso as his official home.
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Washington
Hamilton H. Howze
Korea
Howze
South Korea
North Africa
Italy
Continental Army Command
Strategic Army Command
Xvii Airborne Corps
Ft. Bragg
Army Mobility Board
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Secretary of Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
Guy S. Meloy
8Th Army
U.S
Army
Air Force
Navy
U.N
West Point
Robert L. Howze
Robert L. Howze Jr
1St Cavalry Division
1St Cavalry
George S. Patton
Guy R
William G
el Paso
Tex
United States
United Nations
GOP plans new angle on redistricting resolution vote
In Madison Wisconsin Republicans move to reapportion by resolution after veto threats. The Senate adopts a district plan favoring Milwaukee County keeping 24 assembly seats and 2 in the rest of the state while two Milwaukee Republicans oppose. If the Assembly follows, a court fight could decide if a resolution can reapportion. Two constitutional amendments are introduced in the Assembly one on tuition aid for private schools and another on parimutuel betting for education proceeds.
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Madison
Milwaukee County
Assembly
Senate
John W. Reynolds
Milwaukee County Assembly
Reynolds
Milwaukee
Allen Busby
Jerris Leonard
Watchful U.S. Chiefs Monitor Korea Shootings Amid War Fears
U S military leaders track signs of possible Communist escalation as incidents near the Korean DMZ increase. Patrols tighten and casualties mount with three Americans and a South Korean policeman killed this week. U N and State Department officials note broader Asian implications while forces remain deployed from Korea to nearby bases.
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Washington
ADMI
Korea
Pentagon
North Korea
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Demilitarized Zone
South Korea
No Man’s-Land
U.S
U.N
Two Die In State Auto Crashes
The Associated Press reports two elderly Wisconsin residents died in separate accidents, raising the 1963 state traffic toll to 453. Marion Russell, 82, of Superior died after being struck on Superior Street and hurled about 38 feet. Emily Galloway, 67, of Fond du Lac died in a Tomahawk hospital from injuries sustained in a July 24 collision near Tomahawk.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Marion Russell
Superior
Superior Street
Emily Galloway
Fond du Lat
Tomahawk Hospital
Tomahawk
Bus crash in Cebu Province kills thirteen in hill collision
Manila reports thirteen people died and thirty injured when a bus veered off a hill and struck a mountainside in Cebu Province on Tuesday. The incident occurred on a mountainous route, with authorities beginning investigations and emergency responders aiding survivors.
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Manila
UPT
Cebu
Signs China May Take Reckless Action in Asia
AP analysis warns that Beijing may pursue risky moves in Asia amid Sino Soviet tensions. Indicators include renewed threats against Korea and Indochina, with North Korea backing Beijing and urging Korean reunification under communist control. The piece examines Khrushchev’s peace talks complicating Chinese aims and possible Soviet pressure on Beijing.
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William L. Ryan
Khrushchev
Asia
Korea
U.S
South Korea
Southeast Asia
Peking
Indochina
Viet Nam
Laos
Nehru
India
Moscow
Red
China
Pyongyang
Red China
National Liberation Movement
National Revolutionary
Convict Dr Ward Found Guilty on Immoral Earnings Charges
AP dispatch reports Dr Stephen Ward, society osteopath, convicted on two counts of living on immoral earnings of prostitutes after an eight day trial. He was found not guilty on three other vice charges. Jury of women reached verdict after four hours. Potential sentence could have been up to 25 years in prison.
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Ward
Noel Hoy
Jones
Chelsea
Julia Gulliver
Parry Ogwen
Ine Tral
Justice Marshall
Dr Ward Overdose Case At London Old Bailey
Dr Stephen Ward lies unconscious in hospital after an overdose as a jury at the Old Bailey nears a verdict on lurid vice charges. Ward, 50, an osteopath and artist, faces five counts, potentially 25 years, as doctors struggle to revive him. Christine Keeler is cited by prosecutors as a star figure in Ward’s alleged sex circus.
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London
API
Old Bailey Court
Stephen ¢ Ward
Archie Marshall
Ward
Ward Stil
Christine Keeler
Civil rights leaders push for fair employment bill
Civil rights leaders urged the House Judiciary Committee to add a fair employment practices bill to the administration’s civil rights package. Chairman Emanuel Celler signaled support, but votes remain uncertain. Senate debates continue as Attorney General Kennedy returns after Sen. Ervin’s questions, with Keating proposing night hearings to speed action.
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House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
House
Senate
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Sam J Ervin
D-N.c
Ervin
Kenneth B. Keating
Rn.y
Truse
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern (Christian Leadership )Conference
Celler
King
Cellers Carmaniment
Clarence Mitchell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Evler
Mulchell
Chapman
House Education and
Cormutter
House Rules Committee
Keating
Senate Judiciay
Civil Rights Commission
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