Sign Accord For Hot Line Between U S and USSR
The United States and the Soviet Union signed a historic hot line agreement to connect Moscow and Washington. Ambassadors Charles Steile and Semyon Tsarapkin signed at the United Nations European headquarters, solidifying two months of private talks and enabling instant presidential communication.
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Boy Drowns In Private Pool In Milwaukee Suburb
Milwaukee AP report details the drowning of 3 year old James La Bain son of Mr and Mrs Charles P La Bahn of Fox Point. He wandered from a visit with his grandmother and was found in the private pool at the Emil F Schmidt residence three blocks away.
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Leone Pushes Bid to Set Up Italian Regime
ROME AP Giovanni Leone called in leaders from Communists to fascists to nudge a solution amid Italy’s fifth week of political crisis. President Segni urged a Naples figure to seek a way out as the country trends toward an interim government by June 30 ahead of President Kennedy’s visit. Leta named premier designare after Aldo Moro’s center-left bid collapsed amid a Socialist revolt.
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Pay Hikes Threaten Wisconsin Compromise in Budget Plan
Madison AP report says proposed salary raises for state officials in Gov. Reynolds budget compromise threaten to derail the measure. The plan includes a governor’s raise to 10,000 and legislative pay boosts. critics say the increases are out of order. A list shows changes for 45 statutorily set salaries, with the attorney general and other top posts among those affected. The floor debate features Sen. Hollander and Sen. Krueger opposing the raises as political timing.
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John W. Reynolds
Talf Il
Walter Hollander
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Burglar Sought After Home Break-In in Wichita
Police sought a burglar who entered the home of Vernon F. Coss in Wichita and stole his liquor. The intruder cut off the left leg of 17 pairs of something not fully legible in the report. Authorities pursued leads and investigated the scene for clues.
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Cardinals Fail to Pick Pontiff on Four Ballots
Vatican City AP reports the Roman Catholic Church cardinals failed to elect a pope on the first four ballots of the conclave to succeed Pope John XXIII. Smoke signals indicated no candidate reached the two thirds 54 vote threshold. four ballots were held today with four more planned daily until a pope is chosen. The crowd in St Peter's Square watched as smoke color indicated no result yet.
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Oshkosh Council Lifts Teen Beer Ban to 21
The Oshkosh City Council voted 4 to 3 to raise the legal beer drinking age to 21, ending teen bars’ access. The measure becomes effective after publication. enforcement will begin with city police coordination and a conference with operators.
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Harry {. Miller
Carl E. Steiger
Erbin Harenburg
Robert Milser
John E. FitzGerald
Robert H. Macke
William Manske
Cty
Raymond E. Harbaugh
Direct Flights To East Urged For Oshkosh Airport
Gilbert Bates of Systems Analysis and Research Corp urges North Central Air Lines to run direct flights east from Oshkosh to serve the 36 percent of passengers bound to or from the east. He cites data from Winnebago County exhibits and notes the airport as a growing traffic generator. Continued on Page 5, Col. 1.
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Motorist Hits Bicycles and Brothers Die in Wisconsin
Two brothers, Ronald Haushalter 16 and Richard Haushalter 14, were killed when struck by a hit and run driver in Waukesha County near New Berlin. A Muskego man, 50, is in custody after eyewitnesses linked him to the vehicle. The crash raised Wisconsin’s traffic toll to 345 for the year, with multiple other injuries and fatalities reported in separate incidents.
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Mabel Heibel
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George Heller
Madison
Milton Justman
Iron Ridge
Soo Line
Allenton
Washington County
Commandos Land in Cuba War Declaration by Cuban Council
The Cuban Revolutionary Council announces that commandos have landed at various points in Cuba to wage an effective war against the Castro regime. Details on numbers or routes were not given, but reports say landings occurred without difficulty with local cooperation.
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White Soldier Dies Arraignment Follows Street Brawl
Five Negroes and a woman surrendered and were charged with homicide in the death of Pvt. Edward J. Betcher, 19, of Brooklyn. Authorities say the soldier died after being run over by the defendants' car following a scuffle in Washington. The five men and the woman appeared at a General Sessions Court hearing, entered no pleas, and were held without bond as cases continued.
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Edward J. Betcher
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Sheila M. Turner
Floyd T. Smith
Weather Satellites Tiros 7 and 6 Track Hurricanes
Cape Canaveral AP reports two Tiros weather satellites Tiros 7 and 6 circling the globe to monitor hurricanes and typhoons. The pair aim to give the most comprehensive photographic coverage of a full hurricane season with initial high quality images from first orbit.
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Convict Profumo Convict Profumo
The House of Commons convicted John Profumo of grave contempt for lying in Parliament about his relations with Christine Keeler. The motion, proposed by Iain Macleod, declared Profumo guilty for a March 22 1963 personal statement. He now faces investigations by Scotland Yard into vice and related high life scandals.
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John A. Prosumo
Christine Keeler
Iain Mcleod
John Profumo
Profumo
Scotland Yard
Miss Keeler
Denies Appleton Tabbed As Logical Airport Site
District Attorney Jack D. Steinhuber rejected a report claiming Appleton is the logical site for a Fox River Valley regional airport. He argued Boice’s conditional language, counter exhibits for the Civil Aeronautics Board hearing, and backhaul concerns undermine the notion of Appleton as the most logical location and questioned historical traffic projections.
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Jack D. Steinhuber
Fox River Valley
Robert F. Boice
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Sand Steinmilner
Boice
Appleton- Oshkosh-Clintonville
Steinhilber
Civil Aeronautics Board
Wausau
Milwaukee
Masnebato
Gsaki
Navy to launch four subs in simultaneous ceremonies
The Navy will launch four nuclear submarines Saturday in simultaneous ceremonies. Polaris submarines Tecumseh Daniel Boone and John C Calhoun will be launched at Groton Connecticut and Newport News Virginia. The attack sub Flasher will be launched at Groton.
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Tecumseh
Daniel Boone
John C. Calhoun
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