Plainfield Husband Kills Wife Then Shoots Self
A 51 year old Plainfield man Crawford shot his wife Lillian 48 on the back porch and then shot himself. The couple’s children 18 and 15 found help after the incident around 10 30 p.m. Tuesday near their rural home 32 miles northwest of here. Crawford remains in extremely critical condition at Wanoma Memorial Hospital. The two other children are at home with married siblings.
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Ray Crawford
Self
Plainfield
Waushara County
Mae
Arunur Seniey Salamay Crawford
Lillian
Here
Thuck
Judy
Schley
Crawford
Crawto
Wanoma Memorial Hospital
Joyce Boyson
Dist
James Poole
Gault-Patterson- Hardell Funeral Home
Wauto
Jaroldeen Martin
Mamie
Harold Hazen
Wautoma
President Kennedy Heads On Hawaii Trip For Mayors Conference
President Kennedy begins a multi state tour with an overnight stop in Hawaii to address a mayors conference in Honolulu. He will return Monday, pursuing civil rights discussions and national security briefings while visiting Colorado Springs and Los Angeles events along the route.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hawaii
White Mouse
Honolulu
Orient
Europe
United States
Conference of Mayors
U.S
White House
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado
Air Force Academy
North American Air Defense Command
Texas
New Mexico
California
Pacific
Los Angeles
Burbank
Calif
Marriage sparks wish for many children in Chail France
In FULFILLED CHAIL France a 66 year old Augustin Bonneau wed 23 year old Marguerite Migaut in 186 the mayor wished them luck and lots of children Their 11th child was born Tuesday on Bonneau's old birthday indicating a long married life and family growth in the village.
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Chail
France
Augustin Bonneau
Marguerite Migaut
Bonneau
Oshkosh to Host State Spanish War Veterans Convention
Oshkosh will host the State convention of United Spanish War Veterans for the sixth time in 64 years at the Rauff Hotel. Walter Swope of Oshkosh leads sessions as department commander. Registration begins Friday at 4 pm. events include a council meeting, auxiliary party, and a Saturday 9:30 am joint session with a 6:30 pm banquet.
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Oshkosh
Rauff Hotel
Walter Swope
Wisconsin
Raulf
Rockwell Standards
Veterans and Auxiliary
Nelson A. Miles
Julius Nemitz
Nemitz
Riots Rock Tehran as Khomenini Arrest Sparks Unrest
Violent clashes erupt across Iran following the arrest of Moslem religious leader Rouhollah Khomenini. Police and troops fire on rioters. tanks patrol streets and government offices close. Government officials deny large death tolls though reports of casualties vary.
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Tehran
Iran
UPD
Mos Com
Qum
Rouhollah Khomenini
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Thousands hail Pope John XXIII in final St. Peter's tribute
Tens of thousands filed through St. Peter's Basilica in rain to view Pope John XXIII's body as Vatican officials set June 19 for the College of Cardinals to begin selecting his successor. About 135000 passed the catafalque in eight hours, while cardinals met to schedule the conclave and vote process.
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John XXII
St. Peter's Basilica
Vatican City
John XX
Rome
Vatican
College of Cardinals
Catafalque
Christendom
Michelangelo
St. Peter
St. Peter's
St. Peter's Square
Pope John
Wisconsin lawmakers consider 19 year old beer age
The Assembly gave preliminary approval to two bills setting a 19 year old minimum for beer drinking, replacing 18, and ending local option while preserving licensing powers. A competing amendment to limit sales to 19 and 20 year olds within the bar's community was rejected. The debate included moves on a broader tax plan and other measures, with various bills killed or advanced in a busy session.
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Madison
UPI
Assembly
Wisconsin
Senate
Robert Haase
R-Marinette
John Reynolds
Joint Finance
Joint Finance Committee
Russell Olson
R - Bassett
Demorat Earl Elfers
Trevor
NASA to Recruit 10 to 15 New Astronauts This Summer
NASA announced it will recruit 10 to 15 new astronauts this summer, inviting qualified applicants including civilians. This will be the third astronaut group since the U S moved into manned space flight. The program follows the original seven and a current nine trainee astronauts, with stringent requirements focusing on professional jet pilots.
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Washington
UPS
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
United States
Manned Space Field
Coast Guard Cutter Aids Injured Seaman
A Coast Guard cutter, navigating thick fog around the Superior-Duluth harbor, rescued English seaman Roderick Landon from the ship La Pradera after a 30 foot fall into a hold. Landon, 18, Norfolk, England, was hospitalized in Duluth with a broken leg a broken arm and possible internal injuries as La Pradera and six other ships waited outside the harbor.
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Coast Guard
Superior
UPI
Superior-Duluth
Roderick Landon
Norfolk
England
Duluth
Minn
Landon
la Pradera
Store Blaze in Waupaca Causes $30,000 Stock Loss
A Waupaca A&P Store fire early this morning damaged about 30,900 dollars in stock. Harold Rhode of Amherst noticed smoke and reported it. Firemen battled the blaze about two hours, containing it to the store offices and southwest corner. Building owned by Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Nelson and leased since 1954. Chief Robert Hansen said the fire appeared to start in the fire area.
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Waupaca
Harold Rhode
Amherst
Waupata
Evan Giese
Arthur Karpinsk
Charles E. Nelson
Robert Hansen
Federal Judge Bars Wallace From Blocking Desegregation at Alabama
Federal Judge Seybourn Lynne issued an injunction barring Gov. George C. Wallace from interfering with the court ordered desegregation of the University of Alabama. The order does not ban Wallace from the campus, but prohibits him or allies from obstructing federal orders. Wallace vowed to stand firm and planned a statewide TV appeal to keep people away from the campus as federal troops stood by at Ft McClellan. President Kennedy pressed business leaders to accelerate voluntary integration in the South. Continued on Page 9, col 2.
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Birmingham
Ala
APJ
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
U.S. Dist
Seybourn H. Lynne
Wallace
Iourt
Montgomery
Alabama
United States
Lynne
Jo' ‘Nah
Cnversiy
Ft McClellan
Mississippi
North Carolina
Kennedy
South
Auto Accidents Claim Two Lives in Wisconsin
The 1963 Wisconsin highway fatality toll rose with the deaths of Mrs. Lillian Waddell, 41, of Columbus and Clarence D. Tomeczak, 12, of Thorp. Waddell died from head injuries after a car overturned on Highway 15 near Columbus. Tomeczak died when a car he rode in left a town road near Clark County and overturned in a ditch.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Dodge County
Lillian Waddell
Columbus
Highway 15
Waddell
Clarence D. Tomeczak
Thorp
Clark County
Exemption Retained by Ways and Means Committee
The House Ways and Means Committee rejected the administration plan for tighter limits on the $196 duty free exemption for U S tourists returning from abroad The panel approved maintaining the current exemption without adding new restrictions and left the existing policy in place
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Shington Upi
House
Ways & Means
Ehrord
North Central Airport Cargo and Passenger Increase at Winnebago
North Central Oshkosh station reports May activity at Winnebago County Airport shows higher outgoing passenger counts 2,503 vs 2,229 a year earlier and freight up in mail 20,652 lb from 18,533, air express 10,887 lb from 10,216, and air freight 33,453 lb from 26,520. Terminatings flights rose to 2,457 from 2,067. air freight shipments gained while Amer express and mail arrivals also increased despite some declines in other metrics.
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Air Express
North Central
Winnebago County
Oshkosh
Money Bill Passed To Fund Treasury And White House
Congress approved the first regular money bill of the year providing six billion dollars to run the Treasury the Post Office and the White House executive office for the upcoming fiscal year beginning July 1.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Treasury
Post Office
White House
Pay Too Low County Board Group Advised
The Winnebago County Board's sher iff and coroner's committee accepted Sgt LeRoy Laft’s resignation effective May 19 after he requested a three month leave to take a new job. Sgt Marvin Peppler also sought a three month leave starting July 14. The panel heard criticism over pay levels and fringe benefits, noted by Sup Warrun Miracle and Deputy Charles Lowry, who warned against establishing a precedent. The committee chair moved to grant Peppler the leave, but no second was offered. the matter was to be addressed next week with a replacement for Laft named.
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Winnebago County
LeRoy Laft
Sgt
Luft
Marvin Peppler
Sup Warrun Miracle
Town of Vinland
Trantmy Luft
Omer
Charles L Lowry
Neenah
Menasha
Oshkosh
Pepplers
Lowry
Archie D Zeett
Omro
Grant
Pepper
Duane Sweet
Ois
County Board
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Jehangir Taffazolli
United Press International
Hassan Pakravan
Pakravan
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Bernini
Baldacchino
Basilica
Aurmrail
County Board Group
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