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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1963

Page

8

Two Declared Candidacies For Wisconsin Democratic Post

Harold Ristow of La Crosse and Louis Hanson of Milwaukee announce their bids for state Democratic chairman at the La Crosse convention. A third contender, Francis J. Rondeau of Mosinee, is tainted as a likely candidate but has not formally declared. Robert L. Beaudry states he will not run.

Madison Upn Harold Ristow la Crosse County Democratic South Dakota Louis Hanson Mellen Francis J. Rondeau Mosinee Marathon Couny Robert L. Beaudry Milwaukee County Patrick J Lucey la Crosse Hanson Lucey Ristow Hubert Humphrey D-Minn Gaylord Nelson D-Wis Norman Clapp Congress Beaudry Frank Nikolay

Proxmire Seeks Simple Dairy Incentives Bill

Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin says any dairy legislation this year must be simple and cost free to consumers or taxpayers, aiming to aid dairy farmers. He cited improved prospects after developments in the Agriculture Department and Senate Agriculture Committee.

Manitowoc William Proxmire Wis Wisconsin Alice Alice In Dairyland Proxmire Department of Agriculture Senate Agriculture Committee

Red China Warns Khrushchev Over West Coexistence

Tokyo AP report notes Red China warning Soviet Premier Khrushchev that pro-Chinese factions will oust him if he backs peaceful coexistence with the West. The Chinese leadership demanded 25 debate items as Moscow and Beijing prepare July talks on their ideological split.

Tokyo Red China Khrushchev Moscow Ihe

Evangelist Urges: Pray for Kennedy in Germany crusade

Nuernberg’s crowd heard Billy Graham urge Germans to pray for President Kennedy. He said the President bears the heaviest responsibility of any man in the world and planned to start another crusade in Stuttgart on Tuesday.

Nuernberg Germany UPI Billy Graham Kennedy Graham Stuttgart

Camp McCoy Training Starts For 5 250 Men

Camp McCoy hosts 5250 National Guard troopers for summer training with 200 moved in Sunday and 3500 tank units to follow today. The emphasis is on small unit maneuvers and division operations with a new attack course and revised blend system under Lt. Col. Arthur J. Kessenrich of Milwaukee.

Camp Mccoy Wisconsin 32Nd National Guard Arthur J. Kessen‘rich Milwaukee

Project Mercury’s Five Year Space Foundation Laid

CAPE CANAVERAL FRA AP The Project Mercury era ends after a five year run that built a space program foundation for Gemini and Apollo The end was announced by NASA Administrator James Webb who said future flights would shift to the two man Gemini and its planned early 1963 first flight Mercury began in 1958 to prove humans could survive in space using Redstone Atlas and solid rocket boosters McDonnell built the capsule The program featured seven initial astronauts and a series of tests including early chimpanzee flights Enos Ham and others The record details their orbital and suborbital milestones and the complications overcome to ready the United States for manned spaceflight

America Beneduct Capes Canavera Cape Canaveral Fra James E. Webb National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Webb Mercury U.S Redstone McDonnell Aircraft Co iThe Space Agency Marine John H. Glenn Jr Air Force Virgil {. Grissom Navy Alan B Sam Miss Sam Atlas Ham Russia Yuri Gagarin Shepard Atlantic Ocean Grissom Jan Katch Enos Earth Glenn Gienn

Wild waters kill hundreds of fish in Utah river

In Duchesne Utah residents face a fishing tragedy as the river loses hundreds of fish leaving many anglers without dinner. The event disrupts a local sportsmen's paradise and upends river ecology in the area.

Duchesne, Utah Utah

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