Orbiting Red Sets Records In Space Flight
Lt Col Valery Bykovsky breaks world records for distance and orbits in space aboard a Vostok V capsule. His partner Valentina Tereshkova remains in orbit with no fatigue signals, reporting feeling fine. Flight shows speed decline and altitude loss, with implications for potential premature return.
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Moscow
Valery Bykovsky
Wre Eat Mn
Lenlina SeresaKeva
Bykovsky
Maj
Andrian Nikolayev
Miss Tereshkova
Macmillan Gears For New Attack
London reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan held talks with seven top ministers to present a business as usual stance amid quitting pressure. He prepared to face further questions in the Commons as ministers await a successor and scrutiny centers on War Minister John Profumo and Yevgeny Kvano v in a scandal case.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
al ‘Pew
Commons
John A. Profumo
Yevgeny’ Kvanov
Christine Keeler
Macmillani
Kennedy Civil Rights Plan Aims at Training Workers
President Kennedy and congressional leaders outlined a civil rights package that includes retraining and vocational education to lift unemployed African Americans into skilled jobs. The plan may become separate legislation but will be part of tomorrow's Congress presentation. Leaders stress the move tackles skilled labor shortages and chronic unemployment amid mixed public reaction. Governors, education and legal groups to join discussions on civil rights in coming days.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
White House
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Senate
McCormack
Capitol Hill
Mike
Hit and Run Horse Incites Wis. Car Crash
Police search for a hit and run horse after Arthur Lambrecht 38 reports stopping for two horses. One horse jumped on his hood and buttled the windshield breaking it, showering Lambrecht and his wife with glass before the animals wandered off together.
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New Berlin
Wis
UPI
Arthur Lambrecht
Lambrecht
Mild Reaction Follows Court's Prayer Ruling
The Supreme Court's 8 to 1 ruling forbids Bible readings and the Lord's Prayer as mandatory classroom exercises in public schools. Justice Clark stressed state neutrality toward religion while allowing teachers to conduct religious instruction outside official school duties. Reactions ranged from mild congressional criticism to calls for broader religious education in churches and homes.
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Washington
New York
Congress
Supreme Court
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Tom C. Clark
Budget Tax Bill Offered by Wisconsin Legislature
Madison. Gov John Reynolds said a combined budget and tax bill would be introduced today by the Joint Finance Committee to resolve a dispute between rival philosophies of governance. The measure cuts state employee raises, welfare, educational TV, and includes an income tax hike and broad sales tax expansion while replacing personal property taxes with sales taxes. The plan aims to balance services without lowering education or medical care, with caucuses called before noon and possible Senate introduction later. The legislative session resumes after recess as lawmakers work out financial details before year end.
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MADISON + UPU
John Reynolds
Joint Finance Committee
Reyn
Olds
Kis
Reynolds
Marinette
Senate
Children Hit by Car on Capitol Drive Injures Three
Three children walking to a neighborhood library were hit by a left turning car on Capitol Drive. Roni Hill eight and Jeffrey Small six were described as critically injured with internal injuries and a concussion each. Jennice Small nine was in satisfactory condition with a concussion. The 67 year old driver was ordered to report to the Traffic Bureau.
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Milwaukee
Roni Hill
Jeffrey Small
Jeffrey
Jennice
Allen Hill
Henry E. Small
Roni
Jan
Capitol Drive
Police Fire On Dam Protest Kill Four At Magura
Four people were killed and several wounded when police fired on a crowd protesting a dam project at Magura, about 100 miles southwest of Dacca. Officials said several thousand residents gathered, claiming the construction would affect their livelihoods.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Magura
False Arrest Suit Dismissed in Wisconsin Case
The false arrest suit by Kenosha brothers against state patrolman Richard D Cox and Winnebago County officers Luft and Fuller was dismissed on its merits by Circuit Judge Arnold J. Cane. The Stapletons claimed $400,000 damages from a Sept. 11, 1960 incident when a pistol appeared during a traffic stop. The pistol proved to be a gun, and the brothers signed releases, ending further claims. Attorneys Magnus en and Mertz represented the county and plaintiffs, with Assistant Atty. Gen. Ann Strong representing Cox.
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Charles L.lowry
Lowry
Stapletons
Cox
Kenoshans
Stapleton
Winnebago County
Lufts
Fuller
Orothers
Sheriffs Office
Six Africans Die in Clashes Over Political Rivalry
In Lusaka Northern Rhodesia six Africans were killed and at least 45 injured in clashes between rival factions of Kenneth Kaunda's United National Independence Party and Harry Nkumbula's African National Congress. Police reported twelve arrests.
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Lusaka
Northern Rhodesia
API
Kenneth Kaunda
United National Independence Party
Harry Nkumabula
African National Congress
Youth Killed When Auto Hits Culvert Southeast of Fox Lake
The Associated Press report says a youth died Monday night when a car driven by 16 year old Robert Lackey of Waupun veered off Point Road near Fox Lake, struck a culvert and rocks, and crashed into a fence. Three passengers were injured, not seriously. Stanley Longwirth, 21, Beaver Dam, was jailed on a charge of procuring beer for minors.
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Associated Press
Fox Lake
Dodge County
Robert Lackey
Waupun
Point Road
Lackey
Stanley Longwirth
Beaver Dam
Tax Decision Time Delayed in Congress Debate
Washington lawmakers pushed back the tax bill decision to allow more time for drafting. The Ways and Means Committee considered Kennedy proposals including a 14 to 31 percent personal rate with offsetting changes, aiming for a net cut around 102 billion dollars but facing revenue concerns. The panel also tightened oil and gas taxation to raise about 50 million a year while rejecting major Treasury ideas. The schedule shift buys time to model effects and gauge support before the bill moves to the House for a final vote.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
al. Ch
Seneaule Chenze
Artent
Congress
Treasury
Taverns May Stay Open On Election Days
MADISON AP Wisconsin taverns may remain open during voting hours under a law signed by Gov John W Reynolds in Madison The measure argues the old law is obsolete and taverns no longer influence elections A related veto blocked a private fish hatchery bill eliminating reporting of weed commissioners and adjusting wage withholding and stop sign and bid bond provisions
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Madison
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Agriculture Department
Italy Faces Grave Crisis
Italy confronts a political collapse as de Mors quits efforts to form a center government days before a presidential address. A coalition of Christian Democrats Republicans and Democratic Socialists remained split after Pietro Nenni's party walked out, threatening stability and delaying parliamentary support. President Keane’s schedule faces disruption as the crisis unfolds.
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Rome
de Mors
Italy
Keane
Mora
Rattan
Amton Segnr
Pietro Nenal
Nena
Centra Committee
Tas Mayori
Rontren
Rstes
Fk Maght
Mara
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