N Test Ban Meeting Set
President Kennedy announced that he Khrushchev and Macmillan will send negotiators to Moscow in mid July for a new effort at a nuclear test ban. He also declared an immediate ban on U S tests in the atmosphere if others do not test, urging a formal binding treaty. Kennedy spoke at American University after returning from Honolulu.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
WG Licely
U.S
American University
Macmillan
Honolulu
White House
Andrews Air Force Base
Hawai Ian
Burma Frees 400 Thai Fishermen After Talks
Thai and Burmese border officials concluded five days of talks in Bangkok after releasing about 400 Thai fishermen arrested for fishing in Burmese waters. The nations agreed to border committees to improve cooperation on the 1000 mile frontier plagued by banditry smuggling and illegal crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Thailand
Burma
Blind Lad Invited To Boys State In Watertown
A blind Watertown boy, Tom Teggatt, faced earlier rejection to Badger Boys State but was invited after Gordon Thomas of Berlin joined as councilor for a possible attendance. Tom hesitates, fearing stigma and potential blame if complications arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripon
Watertown
Gordon Alsum
Alsum
WCWC
The
Legion
Tom Teggatt
Badger Boys State
Val Ove
BBS
Tom
Ripon Lions Club
Marvin Stark
Gordon Thomas
Berlin
Teggatt
Assum
Lions Club
Floyd Nelson
Tom J
Boys State
Civil War Cannon Mishap Injures Three at Brandy Station Centenary
In Culpeper Virginia three people were hurt when a Civil War era cannon misfired during Bran dy Station battle centennial ceremonies. The incident occurred Sunday as reenactors in Confederate uniforms participated in the event.
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Culpepper
UPD
Battle of
Brandy Station
Boy 6 Saved From Poygan In Teasing Lake Rescue
Neenah police officer saved six year old Jim J. Wieseler son of Mr and Mrs Warren Wieseler from Lake Poygan after he was pulled unconscious from the water near 3 PM Sunday. The Wieseler family resides at 52 West Sunset Avenue Appleton. The swift action and alertness of the officer prevented a tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Jim J. Wieseler
Warren Wieseler
Sunset Ave
Appleton
Wieseler
Lake Poygan
Robert Homan
Claire Ave
Homan
Wiese Jsler
Mike Voss
Eighth St. Menasha
Jim
Marilyn Thorne iMenasha
Moore
Edwin Harwood
Winnebago County
Missing Japanese freighter with 33 crew members
TOKYO AP A Japanese freighter the Donan Maru and its 33 crew have been missing since Thursday on a voyage from the Philippines carrying lumber. The Maritime Safety Agency reports two search planes and three patrol boats have found no trace of the 2,249 ton ship.
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Tokyo
Philippines
Maritime Safety Agency
Mayors Pledge Fight To Cut Race Tension
In Honolulu Kennedy urged a five point plan to ease civil rights tensions. Mayors Wagner Daley Cavanagh Barr backed the measure and pressed for biracial committees to prevent crises. Kennedy, finishing a Western tour, warned against token moves as Negro rights advance.
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Honolulu
Kennedy
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Richard J Daley
Chicago
Jerome Cavanagh
Detroit
Joseph Barr
Pittsburgh
Cavanagh
Cuba
Berlin
Washington
American University
White House
Mckennedy
Execu
Hoffa Appears In Court In Nashville Case
Teamsters president James Hoffa and 10 others faced federal charges in Nashville for allegedly bribing jurors and prospective jurors in his million dollar conspiracy trial. Hoffa pleaded innocent as arraignments were set before Judge Frank Gray Jr. The indictments allege bribes totaling at least 75000 were offered to influence jurors. Hoffa criticized public statements by Attorney General Kennedy, claiming bias against him.
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Nashville
UPD
Teamsters
James Hoffa
Hoffa
Frank Gray Jr
Teamsters Cnief
United States
Robert Kennnedy
L Grand Jury
Wallace Vows Fight for Rights
Governor George Wallace pledged to defend segregation as he headed to the University of Alabama to confront a desegregation showdown. Vivian Malone and James Hood, two Black students, planned to register for the summer session, while Wallace planned to meet the university board to discuss admission.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
University
Alabama
New York
People of
Vivian Malone
Mobile
James A. Hood
Gadsden
Wallace
Montgomery
More Trouble Oxnard Calif Driver Arrested on Weekend Work Farm
John Love, 30, arrested Sunday in Oxnard California after driving to a work farm where he is serving two terms on weekends for driving with a suspended license. The incident adds to his ongoing legal troubles.
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Oxnard
Calif
UPD
John Love
Drownings Across Wisconsin In Weekend Storms
Thunderstorms lashed central Wisconsin over the weekend causing six of the state's 11 drownings. A 37-foot houseboat on Lake Winnebago overturned in 51 to 60 mph winds, trapping Spin craft employees until ashore. A Racine teacher died when a boat capsized on Castle Rock flowage. Deli Atromson, an UW co ed, drowned on Lake Mendota. Two other victims from Winnebago were still missing as search efforts continued by 30 boats.
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Deli Atromson
University of Wisconsin
Rockville Center
Lake Mendota
Waukesha
Dodge
Fond du Lac County
Lake Winnebago
Wiliam O'Neill
Muskego
Gerald O'Donnell
Millwaukee
Edward McSorley
Milwaukee
Fond du Lac
Russell Jiles
Racine High School
C. W Althouse
Mauston High School
Castle Roch
Juneau
Adams Fenuities
Althouse
Storm Slams Winnebagoland
Appleton to Neenah area hit by season's worst rain and wind storm causing major damage. 1.89 inches of rain fell in two minutes, trees, power lines, and a hospital fence damaged. Flooding, basement inundation, and power outages affected Appleton and nearby towns.
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Appleton
Neenah
Ralph Dorn
St Elizabeth Hospital
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
Telulah Park
Harrison
Darboy Park
Stella’s Bar
S. Oneida Street
Calumet Street
Xavier High
Marin Nelson Farmity
Harrison Farm
Holiday Inn
Menasha
Eleven Drown In Wisconsin Over Weekend
A weekend of-water disasters in Wisconsin claimed eleven lives across multiple counties and lakes. Father Lester Mayhee and his son Byron disappeared in the Wisconsin River near Spring Green as rescue efforts continued for Mayhee’s daughter Julia, while three Milwaukee executives from Spincraft Corp were drowned when their houseboat overturned on Lake Winnebago during a Saturday storm. Additional fatalities included Jeffrey Peterson, 14, in Lake Wazeecha, Wayne Samn, 20, near Merrill, and Russell Kies, 44, in the Wasconia River area. Four others aboard a boat survived after clinging to pontoons.
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Milwaukee
Edward R. McSorley
William J. O'Neill
Gerald J. O’donnell
Lake Winnebago
Waupaca
Walpaca
Waupata
Ines Paullles
Wisconsin Public Service Corporation
Lake Street
Granite
First Ward
King
United Press International
Wisconsin
Spring Green
Lester Mayhee
Byron
Mayhee
Julia
Majbee
Bos
Jeffrey Peterson
Wisconsin Rapids
Lake Wazeecha
Wood
Wayne Samn
Wausau
Seven Island Lake
Merrill
Spincraft Corp
Lake
Winnebago
William O'Neill
Gerald J O'Donnell
Edward McSorley
O'Neill
Muskego
Russell Kies
Racine High School
Cape Rocx Sowage
Wasconia
Austen
Woineuse
Puneisai
Weaster High School
Madison
Tmversis
Coed Dell Abramso
Rockville Center
Lake Meniota
Rockford
Lake Koshhonong
Jefferson County
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Britain
Russia
Boy
Poygan
Waikiki Beach
Nipuwrens
Orthives
Fight For Rights
University Board ‘of Trustees
Univerisity Center
Huntsville
Kuvildinae Thennnaff Nly
la Crosse
Storm
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