Man Linked To Valley Inn Robbery Held
Neenah police and Winnebago County sheriff's deputies sought to bring Ronald Ray Williams 23 from California on armed robbery charges. Williams a former Valley Inn Hotel maintenance man allegedly stole 275 dollars and abducted clerk Louis Becker 55 at knife point on June 2, forced a drive to Milwaukee and fled in Becker's car which was later found abandoned. Becker alerted Ralph Miedke manager of the hotel early Monday.
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Neenah
Winnebago County
Williams
Becker
Milwaukee
Ralph Miedke
Two State Men Die in Wisconsin Light Plane Crash
In Grant County near North Andover Cassville men Lawrence Blackbourn 24 and Leonard Klein 55 were killed when their light plane crashed within 25 yards of a Grant County farm house on Wisconsin 133 two and a half miles south of North Andover. Investigators from the Civil Aeronautics Board were to arrive today to determine a cause while witnesses recalled a low flight over the farm earlier.
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UPL
Cassville
Grant County
Lawrence Blackbourn
Leonard Klein
Black
Vincent Bausch
Wisconsin 133
Here
Bausch
Dallas Wepking
Civil Aeronautics Board
Train Hits Car Killing Six Girls in Ohio
A car carrying six Youngstown girls home from a swimming party was struck by a speeding Nickel Plate Road freight train near Geneva Ohio. Witnesses said flashing lights at the crossing were working. The six victims were Sylvia Sanker Jennie Angelo Darlene Muzenic Sondra Van Sack Juliane Palko and Barbara Cowan. Two boys on scooters reported the signals functioned correctly before the fatal collision. The group had traveled to a lakefront cottage and planned to return home for Father’s Day.
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Ashtaella
Ohio
Youngstown
Geneva
Sylvia Sanker
Jennie Angelo
Darlene Muzenic
Sondra van Sack
Juliane, Palko
Barbara Cowan
Kenosha Police Chief Haukedahl Considers Reapplying
Kenosha Wisconsin. Former police chief Stan ley Haukedahl said he is unsure about applying for reinstatement after resigning amid his wife being charged in a shooting case. The trial date is June 24 and acting chief J Leo Buchmann will remain until a permanent successor is chosen.
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LPN
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Stanley Haukedahll
Haukedahi
Haukdah
Dorothy Bitantis
Jack Beni
Police and Fire Commission
Beni
J. Leo Buchmann
Ten Thousand Protest U S Submarine Visits in Yokosuka
Ten thousand leftists marched through Yokosuka, a U S Navy base port, in a nonviolent protest against proposed visits by U S nuclear submarines. Police guarded the base as demonstrators shouted Yankee go home, linked to Socialist party campaign against nuclear subs and Thunderchief F10s.
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Yokosuka
Japan
U.S. Navy
U.S
The
Socialist Party
Negro Sympathy Marches Aired Across Wisconsin
Milwaukee Madison and Racine staged sympathy marches coordinated with Medgar Evers funeral week. About 250 marchers appeared with Madison hosting the largest turnout of more than 140 around the state Capitol. Racine saw about 9 at Memorial Square and Milwaukee roughly 30 on Wisconsin Avenue. Edward Smith, president of the Milwaukee NAACP, said the events aimed to highlight injustices and the need for action beyond the Macon-Dixon line.
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United Press Internationa
Milwaukee
Madison
Racine
Medgar Evers
State Capitol
Memorial Square
Wisconsim Ave
Eduard Smith
Musaukee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Macon-Dixon Line
Ben-Gurion Resigns as Israel Premier Leader
Jerusalem reports Premier Ben-Gurion resigned citing personal reasons after leading since 1948. He also quit as defense minister and Knesset member, with Levi Eshkol seen as likely new prime minister in a multi party coalition. Urgent consultations followed at the cabinet meeting.
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Israel
UPL
Daved Ben- Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Dean
George Washington
Eshkel
Ben Gurion
Levi Eshkol
Werol
Ben-Gurion Leaves Mapai Amid Coalition Strains
The departure signals strain within Mapai as Abdul Hameed Avida and religious party members pressure for a broader coalition. Ben-Gurion offered a terse resignation note saying he left one tie he kept close to his heart, while aides described his fatigue with coalition tensions and health fears. The Jerusalem Post editorial cited no single incident, only accumulating factors feeding the move.
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Mapai
Abdul Haavoda
National Religious Party
Jerusalem Post
Man Wins Car at Middletown Bazaar
Edward Kulmacz aged 45 from Middletown won a car at a weekend bazaar. He has never owned or operated a motor vehicle and received the prize from the UPI report. The event drew local interest as a unique raffle prize for a resident with no driving experience.
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Middletown
Conn
UPI
Edward Kulmacz
Meetings urged to shape a sound wheat program
Consumers Cooperative Association president urged Agriculture Secretary Freeman to hold about twenty grassroots meetings across Minnesota, the Dakotas, Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas to craft a sound wheat program with farmer involvement. He warned that a transition to no controls could devastate farm families and communities. He stressed farmer authorship and warned against allowing farm organizations or grain traders to dominate discussions.
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UPI
Consumers Cooperative Association
Orville Freeman
Homer Young
Freeman
Young
Wheat Belt
USDA
Minnesota
Montana
theDakootas
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Wisconsin
Iowa
Missouri
Telinci
Indiana
ASC Ae
Boy Killed by Power Lawn Mower in Wisconsin
In Birnamwood Wisconsin Mark Eckardt aged 2 was fatally struck by a riding mower operated by his father Eugene Eckardt. The father told police the mower was backing up when the accident occurred on Saturday.
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Birnamwood. Wis 'Apy
Mark Eckardt
Eugene Eckardt
National Legion Officer Will Visit Here
National Legion official James Rowe, assistant national Americanism chairman, will visit the Sixth District in Wisconsin, attending Badger Boys State sessions at Ripon and meeting district hosts James Alderson, Vic Broome, and Casey Jones. A camping night is planned. Oshkosh Optimist Club installs June 26 at 6 30 p m at the Roxy with a family dinner and entertainment.
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The
American Legion
Indianapolis
Ind
Amercan Legion
Rowe
Badger Boy's State
Ripon
James Alderson
Oshkosh
Vic Broome
Fond du Lac
Casey Jones
Monteiro
Oshkosh Optimist Club
Roxy
Hiadies
Arthur Ziegenhagen
Roy Bartel
Kennedy urged arts foundation and advisory council plan
President Kennedy backed a 30-page Heckscher report calling for a national arts foundation and an advisory council to foster and protect the arts. He noted government should help create conditions for art to nourish society. The plan accompanied letters released by the White House.
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Heckscher
National Arts Foundation
Arts
Kennedy
Evers Brother Seeks Equality After Slaying
Charles Evers, brother of Medgar Evers, accepts his late sibling’s civil rights legacy in Jackson Mississippi. He vows to push for voter registration and to continue the family pact to carry on if one falls. The murder of Medgar Evers sparked protests and calls for a formal study of racial issues.
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Southern Railway
Washington
Clarksdale
Miss
Jackson
Charles Evers
Chicago
Hoover Still Very Serious State of Hoover Health Report
New York AP notes former President Herbert Hoover, 88, remains in a serious condition with anemia due to bleeding in the gasttro intestinal tract. Doctors report no recent bleeding, the patient has no pain, and rests quietly at the Waldorf Towers after becoming seriously ill two weeks prior.
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Sun- Hoover
Hoover
Waldorf Towers
Airliner Crash Kills All Aboard in Hungary
A Romanian airliner crashed in southeast Hungary killing all 29 passengers and five or six crew. The chartered plane, flying from Munich to Constanta Romania, carried a group of West German tourists bound for the Black Sea.
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Hungary
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Ferihegy
Costanza
Romania
Munich
Black Sea
Congress Clears Docket Amid Conservative Pressure
Washington AP reports that amid a conservative coalition push the House avoids broad controversial bills while tackling area redevelopment, federal housing, health benefits for retired federal workers, and a $1.8 billion State Justice and Commerce appropriation. The Senate plan mirrors last week with little new action.
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Kennedy
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Federal Housing Administration
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Federal Judiciary
House Appropriations Committee
JFK Will Travel Despite Critics and Europe Troubles
The article reports that President Kennedy plans to travel despite critics warning of changing governments in West Germany and Italy and potential domestic racial violence. White House sources say Kennedy believes cancelling would be disastrous and that delaying would undermine faith in the United States.
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Kennear
Europe
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David
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Goldwater
Sen
Abra
Kennedy
Ham Ribicoff
Germany
Italy
Britain
West Germany
Vnew
Pope
White House
Ian
Jenter
United States
Court Rules Merger Violates Anti trust Law
In Washington the Supreme Court ruled that the Philadelphia National Bank and Girard Trust Company Exchange Bank merger would violate the anti trust law. Justice Brennan wrote the majority opinion with Justice Harlan dissenting, joined by Justice Stewart. Justice Goldberg dissented on applying the Clayton Act, while not contesting the merger's invalidation.
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Supreme Court
Philadelphia National Bank
Girard Trust Corn Exchange Bank
Philadelphia
Justice Brennan
Justice Harlan
Justice Stewart
Goldberg
Adolph Froehlke Re-Elected AAL Vice President
Adolph Froehlke, 39 Jackson Sr., was reelected as vice president of the Wisconsin Federation of Aid Associations for Lutherans at a Racine convention. Walter Kuehl, Iron Mountain Michigan, was reelected president and Charles E. Bettermann, Racine, was named secretary treasurer. Nearly 1,000 delegates gathered for the convention.
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Jackson Sr
Wisconsin Federation of Aid Associations For
Racine
Walter Kuehl
Iron Mountain
Mich
Charles E. Bettermann
Ratine
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