Marquette Grants Degrees to Pusey and Mahoney
Marquette University conferred honorary degrees on Nathan M. Pusey Harvard president William F Kelley and others including Msgr Peter Leo John S R professor at St Francis Seminary George B Narrison and Frederich G Huchaal. Angus Rothwell and several clergy received honorary titles at Carroll College ceremonies.
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William F. Kelley
Jett
University of
George 8. Harrison
University of Michigan
Peter Johnson
Milwal
Kee
St Francis Seminary
Frederick G. Hochwalt
Natonal Educational Association
Washington
Nathan MA. Pusey
Harvard University
Frederick Lenz
University of Illinois
TRE Associated Press
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Marquette
Carroll College Sun- Marquette
Nathan M. Pusey
Rex
Lawrence
George B Narrison
English
Frederich G. Huchaal
National Catholic Education Association
Frederch Semis
University of [Onors
Nichard W Mahon
Appleton Coated, Paper Co. Appleton
Alumn
Track Squad Names Volk As Captain
WALPACA Dave Volk was named honorary captain of the 1963 Waupaca High School track team per Coach LeRoy Haberkorn. The squad won the conference championship and two quadrangular meets, finished second in triangular and pentangular meets, and placed third at the Stevens Point relays. Volk won the mile at the sectional and finished third in the state meet. Lettermen included Tom Berto Kent Taylor Bill Spiegler Rodney Pecore Ted Johnson Bob Swanson Jeff Richards and Volk along with many others. Robert Plawski and Raymone Cisussen earned letters as co managers.
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Walpaca
Dave Volk
Waupaca
LeRoy
Haberkorn
Stevens Point
Volk
Tom Berto
Kent Taylor
Bill Spiegler
Rodney Pecore
Ted Johnson
Bob Swanson
Jeff Richards
Bob Jones
John Woody
Tom Halver Ison
Larry Doyle
Tom Diver
Jon Masterson
Bill Leach
Larry Hammond
Chuck Dahlke
Dennis Batten
Brian Erickson
Craig Taylor
Herb Penn
Robert Plawski
Raymone Cisussen
Badger Aces On Star Eleven 11
Two Wisconsin stars Ron Van der Wielen and Pat Richter named on the College Star football squad to meet the Green Bay Packers, champion of the NFL. Readies at Soldier Field Aug 2 with 23 states represented. Practice begins July 12 at Northwestern under Otto Graham, head coach for a sixth year.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Ron Vander Welen
America
Pat Richter
Green Bay Packers
Soldier Field
Northwestern University
Otto Graham
Harris Tops US Invasion Of British Amateur Test
U S Amateur champion Labron Harris Jr of Oklahoma leads a field of 39 Americans at St Andrews Old Course. Harris sits one shot behind the tournament favorite Billy Joe Patton of Morganton and Scotland’s Ronny Shade as play opens in the British Amateur over the 6936 yard par 72 course. The event spans seven 18 hole rounds with a 2 é hole finale next Saturday. Other Americans include defending champion Richard Davies Bob Gardner Downing Gray Jr Dick Sikes and Charles Smuth.
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ST. Andrews
Scotlane
UPI
U. S
Labron Harrs Jr
Saltwater
Okla
Jed
United States
Harris
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
N. C
Scotland
Ronny Shade
Richard Davies
Pebble Beach
Calif
Bob Gardner
Essex Falls
J. Downing Gray Jr
Pensacola, Fla
Dick Sikes
Springdale Ark
Charles Smuth
Gastonia
All-American Milstead Dies at 63 in Pleasantville
Ex All-American tackle Milstead, a member of Yale’s 1923 unbeaten team, died Sunday at age 63 from a coronary attack. Born January 1, 1900, he was found by his wife in the basement workshop of their home. He later played for the New York Giants and served as Yale assistant coach for several years.
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Pleasantville
SY Eap
Nalstead
Yale
Milstead
Ater
Walter Camp
Miletead
New York Giants
Skating Club Awards Ceremony Presented in Waupaca
Waupaca Skating Club held its annual awards, at the Boys Country Club, with four trophies nine class awards and ten emblems. Arlys Jenkins won the Mary Novak travel trophy for high point girl skater, Kent Romeis high point boy with 76 points, Karen Jenkins second high point girl with 193 points, Bruce Becker high point boy with 49 points. Emblems went to skaters including Jenkins Morey Novak Sand Romeis Becker Petersen Jorgensen Henricksen Mangert and others. Coach Gohl received a gift certificate from the skaters.
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Waupaca
Waupaca Skating Club
Boys Country Club
Mary Novak
Arlys Jenkins
Kris Henricksen
Waupaca Recreation Council
Kent Romeis
Lloyd E. Matheson
Viatheon
Karen Jenkins
Bruce Becker
Karen Morey
Dave Jorgensen
Amber Foster
Ken Romeis
Ariss Jenkins
Lee Mores
Tom Mangert
Jenkins i
Mary
U S Astronauts Begin Panama Jungle Survival Course
Sixteen American astronauts arrived in three groups from Houston and Miami to Panama for a four day survival training at an Air Force school run by the Caribbean Command at Howard Air Force Base For the first two days they will attend classes and practical exercises in local jungle survival methods and escape techniques in the Canal Zone setting.
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Panama
U.S
Houston
Tex
Miam
Fla
Caribbean K Command
Wibrook Vr Force Base
Canal Zone
Hunt Slayer of Child Leads to 14 Suspects in Murder Case
Inspector Harold Breer led a broad police dragnet after a young girl was found murdered. The search traced a blood trail from a car near a truck to a narrow alley where Portia's shoes, a comb, glasses, and an empty whisky bottle were recovered. At least 13 to 14 black suspects were questioned by Sunday night.
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Portia
House Goes Into Action This Week
The House proceeds to Congress with a busy week as it takes over from the Senate. Key items include a $6 billion Treasury and Post Office appropriation, a bill to preserve presidential authority to reorganize executive agencies, and the Agriculture Department budget with a high price tag. A $1.6 billion military construction project is slated for Wednesday, with passage expected by Friday. Twenty Republicans plan to introduce two civil rights bills, one to end segregation in public accommodations and another granting the attorney general broad civil rights powers. Jets Saturday, Dec. 14, Kansas City hosts a nationally televised game.
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Washington
House
Senate
Treasury
Post Office
Agriculture Department
Frida
Kansas City AFL Schedule Announced
The American Football League release reveals sixteen night games and four daytime affairs featuring the transplanted Dallas franchise now in Kansas City. Commissioner Joe Foss announced the schedule after Dallas moved, opening with a clash against Denver in Denver and including Thanksgiving Day action against Denver and a meeting with New York.
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Tex
Kansas City
Joe Foss
Denver
New York
Rockefeller States Tour Amid remarriage politics for 1964 bid
Washington AP Rockefeller returns to public affairs as he tests whether remarriage to Margaretta Murphy affects his 1964 GOP presidential hopes. He schedules out of state fundraisers and major appearances including Albany dinner and New York Republican Committee event. Governors split on impact. Goldwater supporters back him in several states while some Rhode Island and Wyoming leaders lean Rockefeller.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Ten York
Margaretta Filler Murphy
West Virgina
Utah
Michigan
Albany
Citizens’ Planning Committee
Rockefellers
State Republican Committee
Waldorf-Astoria
Associated Press
Idaho
Kansas
Maine
Penns ‘Yama
Rode Island
Oregon
Barry Goldwater
R-Anz
Arizona
Montana
South Dakota
Goldwater
Calvin Bullock
New York City
John A. Love
Colorado
Gordon Allott
Archie Gubbrud
Tim M. Bab
John H Chafee
Rhode Island
Sted A3
New Yorker
Clifford P. Hansen
Wyoming
Whso
Thai airstrip opens in Bangkok for civil and military use
American built 600 foot airstrip surfaces with perforated steel plating in northeastern Thailand, opened today by Thai officials for civil and military planes amid fears of a Communist threat from Laos. In Jerusalem, Gen Odd Bull of Norway arrived to supervise Arab border duties, succeeding Carl Von Horn as head of the UN truce team.
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Bangkok
Thailand
APAS
Laos
U.S
Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Odd Bull
Norway
Ger
United Nations
Carl von Horn
Sweden
Townsend Wins Be Bet Swim Across River Eve
Frank Townsend, 70, easily defeated Ernie Baxter, 74, to win a 14 dollar bet. Baxter did not swim the 60 yards across the River Eve as his wife prohibited him, saying it would have killed him. About 200 spectators witnessed the event in Melton Mowbray, England.
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Melton Mowbray
England
Frank Townsend
Ernie Baxter
Baxter
Ernie
Man killed by refrigerator on highway in Nevada
Carson City Nevada reports 35 year old Labourie of Gardnerville died when a refrigerator toppled from a pickup on US Highway 3% Sunday. He rode in the truck bed and tried to hold the appliance as it slid, but fell out and the refrigerator rolled onto him.
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Carson City
Nev
Labourie
Gardnerville
Highway Patrol
Laboure
Laboune
Fire Across Border Near Galilee Reported
Israeli sources say a tractor driver and two fishermen were fired on from Syrian positions across the border in two separate Galilee incidents. No injuries reported and Israel did not return fire. Complaints lodged with the U.N. Armistice Commission.
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Jerusalem
4Po
Galilee
U.N. Armistice Commission
UN backs peacekeeping funding as talks near vote
United Nations officials expect the General Assembly to approve four resolutions to finance Congo and Middle East peacekeeping for late 1963. Negotiators, led by S. O. Adebo, drafted proposals to fund from current budget scales and reduced underdeveloped-country assessments, with industrialized nations making up the shortfall. The plan aims to collect arrears from about 65 to 55 nations, but the Soviet bloc is unlikely to pay the arrears, totaling over 106 million dollars.
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N.Y
Un{i General Assembly
World Organization
Soviet Bloc
U Thant
Adebo
Nigeria
Ihairman
Assembly
Congo
Middle East
Wide Sgnomearchip
Ion Soviet
United States
Britain
Canada
Netherlands
Sweden
Argentina
Brazil
India
Pakistan
U.N
Break-Ins Reported At Star Lite Bar And Tower Theater
Outagamie County sheriff suspects two break ins at Star Lite Bar near Freedom and Tower Outdoor Theater near Little Chute. Cash from juke box and vending credits plus hot dogs and buns were taken. burglary entry marked by pried doors and unsecured coin drawers.
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Appleton
Star Lite
Highway 35
Freedom
Tower
Little Chute
Outagamie
Cal
Spice
Major League Leaders and batting RBI tallies misspelled list
American League leaders include Wagner An and Alvin Touton with 13 runs batted in for the Yankees and Twins. Red Sox top at 10. National League leaders feature Alou and Cepeda with 38 RBIs, White Cards with 37, and Kaline 33. Pitching and other leaders show Perranoski 6 1, Simons 61, Woodeshick 31, plus Stock 150 with Orioles and Rakow 6 2 for the Athletics.
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Braves
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Witching
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Perranoski
Dodgers
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Cards
McBean
Pirates
Woodeshick
Colts
Stock
Orioles
Fischer
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Yanks
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Boser
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Kelley
Angus B Rothwell
Madison
Carroll
Waukesha
Rothwell
Lloyd G. de Jong
Fond du Lac
First United Presbyterian Church
Badger Aces
Skating Club
Ikns
Harold Breer
Jets
AFL
John Sundquist
N. Main
Lincoln Dist
Rockefeller States
Charles Boehm
Boehm’s
Neenah, Wis
Cadilac
Gibson
Cadillac Company
N. Main Street
Oshkosh, Wis
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