Pope’s Death Seen Imminent In Vatican Crisis Report
Vatican officials and Rome prelates described the Pope as serene yet gravely ill, with oxygen masks, a lingering coma, and dwindling vitality. Doctors warned against illusions as prayer vigils continued in St. Peter’s Square and across churches worldwide.
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Vatican Radio
Raimondo Manzini
Vatican
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Papal
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CDT
Mamzini
J Clemente Cardinal
Micara
Rome
Antonio Samore
Vatican Congregation For Extraordinary Affairs
Giuseppe Cavagia
Ferdinando Cardinal Cento
Cardinal Cento
Antonio Gasbarvini
Bologna
Angelo Dell’ Acqua
Holy Father
Two Civil Rights Bills Pushed In Washington
The Justice Department advances two civil rights bills to speed desegregation of schools and end racial barriers in public facilities. One would empower suits to desegregate schools with federal aid, the other would ban racial discrimination in hotels motels stores theaters and restaurants. A visit to Birmingham by Burke Marshall supports the government’s plan to challenge Governor George Wallace over University of Alabama enrollment. Senate hearings on civil rights bills resume as GOP senators plan discussions the same day.
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UPI
Justice Department
Kennedy
Congress
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Birmingham
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Burke Marshall
Ala
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
University of Alabama
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Senate Republican Conference
Verhoven Leads Winnebago Credit Union Chapter in Oshkosh
Roy G. Verhoven of Menasha was elected president of the Winnebago Credit Union Chapter meeting at Robbins Supper Club Oshkosh for a one year term. Arthur Juedes was elected vice president with other officers named. plans set for a June 17 1963 chapter meeting at the Wisconsin Axle Clubhouse Oshkosh.
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Menasha
Roy G. Verhoven
Winnebago Credit Union
Robbins
Oshkosh
Verhoven
Credit Union
Arythur Juedes
Wisconsin Axle Credit Union
Mayme Jabraham
Oshkosh Bgosh Crediit Union
Baruch Admitted For Routine Checkup In New York
Baruch Bernard Baruch has been admitted to New York Hospital for a routine checkup as reported by AP. The financier and philanthropist is undergoing standard medical assessments with plans for rest and follow up as advised by doctors.
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New York
Bernard Baruch
New York Hospital
Forest Fire Protection District 11 Formed in Waushara County
Waushara County hosts 415 008 acres with forests 33 percent of total, the Wisconsin Conservation Department created Forest Protection District 11 in 1954 including Portage Waupaca Waushara Marquette and Green Lake Counties. District 11 operates from Wautoma with sub stations at Whiting Waupaca and Mostello. Rangers monitor fires year round aided by towers air patrols and potential future fire towers. In 1958 fires hit 378 burning 6400 acres while 1960 saw 140 fires burn 700 acres. About 1200 to 1500 fires occur statewide yearly with smokers causing about 75 percent of fires. Burning permits required in the district except for cooking or warming when not snow covered. Fire danger classified into seven levels with specifics on spread and crown fires. penalties range from fines to imprisonment for deliberate fires and hindering suppression. Ralph Prowman leads the district with help from many rangers ready to provide legal and protective details.
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Wactoma
Waushara County
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Forest Protection District 11
Portage
Marquette
Green Lake
Wautoma
Whiting
Waupaca
Mostello
Forest Rangers
Waushara
Ralph Prowman
Rules Against His Opponent Wins Election
Anthony Pro Provenzano was unanimously reelected president of New Jersey Teamsters Joint Council 73 for four years. He dominated the meeting, ruling his term ended in May and dismissing opposition, while facing ongoing federal extortion charges and an FBI probe into a shop steward slaying linked to Local 560 in Hoboken.
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Newark
Anthony Tony Pro Provenzano
New Jersey Teamsters Joint Council
Provenzano
Teamsters International
James A. Hoffa
Milton J. Liss
Liss
Dorm Transportation, Inc
Rensselaer
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Teamster Union
Walter Glockner
Hoboken
Glockner
North Bergen
Ami
560
Saxeville Area Graduates and Bible Study Reports
Saxeville area high school graduates include Sandra Button daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Button and Lloyd Graff son of the LeRoy Graffs. Naomi Circle of St John Lutheran Church held Bible study Tuesday evening at Natalie Christensen home with Harold Hansen as leader. Ima Boose hosted Hannah Circle with Leonard Johnson as topic leader and Paul Tiddens and Clarence Martin presenting the cause of the month.
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Saxeville
Sandra Button
Harold Button
Lloyd Graff
Leroy Graffs
Naomi
St. John Lutheran Church
Natalie Christensen
Harold Hansen
Ima Boose
Hannah Circle
Leonard Johnson
Paul Tiddens
Clarence Martin
Memorial Day theft hits Baltimore paper plant
A paper company reported burglars entered the Baltimore plant during the Memorial Day holiday. The only missing item was a German Shepherd watchdog, prompting police to review security footage and interview staff.
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Baltimore, Md
WNAM Boosts Power to 5000 Watts Monday
NEENAH WNAM plans to raise power from 1000 to 5000 watts Monday at 12 13 noon with a ceremony by Neenah and Menasha mayors Carl Loehning and John Klein. Don Wirth says FCC approval allows the upgrade enabling WNAM to become the most powerful fulltime station between Milwaukee and Green Bay. The event includes a live transmitter room description and marks completion of a building expansion and a deluxe control room.
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WNAM
Donnr. Wirth
FCC
Washington
Neenah and
Menasha
Carl Loehning
John Klein
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Urne Drive To Resolve Fiscal Tieup
Wisconsin legislators plan to adjourn for the summer next week without acting on a budget due to a stalemate with the governor over a new tax measure. Coordinating committee members note that state colleges and university seek a 423 million budget increase for 1963 65, and any reduction would slash proposed spending. A committee report warns that public education cannot afford status quo on faculty pay and retrenchment would harm higher learning.
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Meyer Cohan
Green Bay
Coordinating Committee
Wisconsin
Merger Fight Back in Court
In Milwaukee the U S Circuit Court of Appeals sent stockholder Carl H Borak’s bid to overturn the J L Case Co purchase of American Tractor Corp back to federal court. The panel reversed a Milwaukee federal judge who had dismissed Borak’s suit over bond concerns. Borak, who fought the merger in 1956, contends Case overpaid for American Tractor.
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J.L Case Co
American Tractor Corp
Milwaukee
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Robert E. Tebas
Borak
Case Co
Case
Thespians At GL Name New Officers Of 1964
Green Lake High School Thespian Troupe 1100 elected officers for the 1964-65 year at the final meeting. Wen dell Murray is president, Carol Kallas vice president, Mary Burling secretary, Judy Breivogel treasurer, and Jean Page clerk. Bookworms Club officers include Jean Page president Judy Selchow vice president Joan Keipe secretary and Nancy Fordham treasurer, with duties starting in September.
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Green Lake
Thespian Troupe
Wendell Murray
Carol Kallas
Mary Burling
Judy Breivogel
Jean Page
Bookworms Club
Judy Selchow
Joan Keipe
Nancy Fordham
Airport study picks firms amid debate and delay
Oshkosh officials weigh aviation consultants Landrum Brown Leigh Fischer and Buckley as the county eyes an objective engineering survey. SARC data must be finalized by mid June while costs exceed the current 15 000 appropriation, delaying a firm selection until the CAB hearings.
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Twin Cities
Alvin Pinckley
Oshkosh
Marathon Division
Landrum & Brown
Leigh Fischer
Buckley
Brown County
Outagamie County
Mgr
S. J. Wittman
Howard, Needles
Tammen
Bergendorf
Shepard
E. G. Stein
Aronautics Board
Wausau
Hyde
Steinhilber
SARC
Aviation Committee
Robert C. Lester
Cambria Man Charged After Road Accident
William Saunders, 21, of Cambria, was charged with careless driving by Captain Lierd Schoephoester after a 6:15 p.m. accident three miles south of Marken at the County Trunk O and Town of Mackford intersection. Saunders said he did not see the warning sign while driving north on Chaunty Trunk O, veered off the road into a ditch, with about $300 in damage and no injuries.
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Green Lake
William Saunders
Cambria
Lierd Schoephoester
Marketan
Mackford
Saunders
Chaunty
Currency Plan Aids Stability
The United States and Britain will raise from 90 million to 500 million dollars a reciprocal currency arrangement to guard dollar and pound stability. The Federal Reserve Board and Bank of England say the tenfold increase permits more exchange between the two currencies if either faces speculative pressure. The plan strengthens the world payments system and international liquidity by boosting foreign exchange availability in need.
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Washington
Britain
Federal Reserve Board
Bank of England
Reserve Board
Fond du Lac Backs County In Airport Bid
Fond du Lac and county petitioners argue Oshkosh area airline service benefits Fond du Lac citizens. They claim Fond du Lac lies within the Oshkosh service area and that sustained North Central Airlines access supports passenger and freight transport. They contend county intervention won’t unduly delay the proceedings.
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Oshkosh
Winnebago County
North Central Airlines
North Central
County
Fondau Lac
Oshkosh- Appleton-Clintonville
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