State Fiscal Accord Near in Budget Talks for Wisconsin
Gov John Reynolds and Republican leaders neared an $8.8 million gap toward a 1963 65 budget compromise as the Joint Finance Committee recommended a $622.3 million executive budget. The plan trims $46.9 million from the initial request and seeks to raise revenue to meet Reynolds minimum demands. Tuition and university fees would rise and faculty salaries would climb 6 percent in the first year. License fees also rise, with corporate filing fees increasing from 25 to 40 dollars.
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Madison
API
John Reynolds
Legislative Joint Finance Committee
Reynolds
Joint Finance Committee
No New Clues In Wayne Pratt Murder Case
Sheriff Richard T. Lowell said there are no new clues in the Wayne Pratt murder at the Enco station. Lt. Richard Guenther leads the full time investigation as about 40 tips arrive, but none prove promising. investigators questioned a West Bend youth with no progress. Authorities urge anyone at the station last Wednesday night to come forward.
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Wayne Pratt
Richard T. Lowell
Richard Guenther
Lowell
Pratt
Enco
West Bend
Moscow
Valery F Byhovsky
Tass
Bykxovsky
North America
United States
Bykovsky
Ludmilla
Siberia
Red China warns Khrushchev over Yugoslavia split
Peking's People's Daily denounces Soviet support for Yugoslavia as irreconcilable and accuses Moscow of revisionism. The Chinese leadership threatens a hard line while opposing peaceful coexistence with the West and urges Khrushchev to withdraw backing.
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Tokyo
Red China
Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Peking People's Daily
China
Hoover 83 seriously ill with anemia report
New York AP reports former president Herbert Hoover aged 83 faces serious illness after a three hour operation on Aug 2 at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center to remove a tumor. Doctors say the condition is serious but reasonably satisfactory for his age and note a Sept 18 release from the hospital.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
U S and Haiti Recall Envoys
Washington and Port au Prince recall envoys amid a diplo matic rift over Fran is Duvalier. The United States agrees to remove Ambassador Ray Thurston following Haiti’s move to recall its envoy Dr Louis Mars. Both actions reduce tensions as Duvalier clings to power beyond his term.
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State Department
Washington
Raymond & Thurston
U.S
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Louis Mars
United States
Ray Jamond L. Thurston
Fran i [Lei ‘Deval Duvalier
Jon
Port Au Prince
Guon Curtis Jr
Mars
Thurston
Duvaler
Young Conservatives alter outfits for Bournemouth party
In Bournemouth England UPI reports young Conservative supporters announce costume changes for a July 18 party originally planned before the Profumo scandal. The event now features bobo style attire as organizers adjust to the public controversy surrounding the scandal timeline.
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Bournemouth
England
UPI
Bobo
Appleton Man Killed Struck by Car While Changing Tire
Vernon Nowak of Appleton died after being struck by a car while changing a flat near Tigerton in Shawano County. The accident adds to Wisconsin’s rising toll with another fatality and injuries reported in Washington County. Nowak, born August 18, 1933, was a longtime Atlas Mill worker and is survived by parents and six sisters. Funeral services are set for St. Paul Lutheran Church in Appleton.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Vernon Nowak
Appleton
Tigerton
Shawano County
Patsy Ann Kretsinger
Beloit
Highway 15
Hugo Free
Milwaukee
Donald Wiedemeyer
Allenton
Slinger
Washington County
Hartford
Appleton Man
Greenville
Atlas Mill
Kimberly- Clark
Robert Nowak
Florence Lueck
Waupaca
Seven Children Orphaned As Couple Drowns In Wisconsin
In South Range near Broad Lake Wisconsin a fishing boat overturned Friday night killing Roy Frost 39 a steel worker from Duluth and his wife Agnes 37. Seven Frost children aged 16 14 12 12 8 6 and 3 are left without parents. Rescue efforts saved no one and authorities searched for Roy Frost bodies as of Saturday. The Frosts were to meet friends Walter Richmond and Fitchmond when the tragedy occurred.
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Danbury
Wis
UPI
South Range
Broad Lake
Jtims
Roy Frost
Duluth
Minn
Agnes
Walter Richmond
Richmonds
Fitchmond
Don Olson
Jean
Betsy
Beverly
David
Land Mary
Test Ban Seen Safer Than Arms Race Says Official
Dr. Henry Myers of the U S Arms Control and Disarmament Agency argues a nuclear test ban poses fewer risks than an unfettered arms race. He says a verifiable ban could still serve U S interests even if the Soviet Union conducts low yield tests.
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Dallas
UPI
Henry Myers
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Sax
Myers
Soviet Union
Cambridge Seeks Racial Peace Under Martial Law
In Cambridge Maryland state police and National Guard enforce limited martial law as Negro leaders and authorities plan a meeting to quell street violence over segregation. Curfew remains 10 pm with 169 pm EDT rule. demonstrations are barred and townspeople are urged home.
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Cambridge
UPI
Cahin Mowbray
Sen
Stanley Branch
Millard Tawes
Annapolis
Chesapeake Bay City
Gov Tawes
National Guard
Col
Elward D. Tawes
C Company
G E Davidson
Col Tawes
President Kennedy Intervenes in Rail Labor Dispute
President Kennedy steps in to head off a possible nationwide rail strike next week. He will meet with railroad negotiators, five operating unions, Labor Secretary Wirtz, and mediators from the National Mediation Board to press for a resolution after weeks of stalled talks and a looming work rule change.
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Washington
Kennedy
Willard Wirtz
James J Reynolds
Leverett Edwards
National Mediat
Lane
White House
Labor Department
Troops Withdraw From Fort McClellan Alabama
Regular Army units based at Fort McClellan Alabama began leaving the post in tense racially charged times. About 1200 men were being returned to Fort Benning Georgia as convoys moved out, completing the withdrawal of regular forces from the Alabama installation after prior transfers from Fort Bragg.
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Ft Bragg
Ft McClellan
Hearing Set On Redistricting in Wisconsin Supreme Court
Wisconsin Supreme Court orders Secretary of State Zimmermann and Madison attorney Roland Day to appear June 26 for a hearing on whether the court should intervene in reapportionment. The case seeks federal or state action to redraw Assembly and Senate districts, with debate over holding elections at large and appointing a master to draft new district lines.
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Madson PI
State Supreme Court
Timothy Brown
Secretary of State
Robert Zimmerman
Madison
Roland Day
High Court
Veasconir
Jean Reynolds
Press Fur
Sena
Treugn
Suepreme
Supreme Court
Tty
George Thompsoen
Atty
Roy Tulant
Thompson
Reynads
Day
Wisconsin
Assembly
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