Airport Study Firm Selected by Oshkosh Board
The Winnebago County Board aviation committee chose Howard, Needles, Tammen and Bergendorf to conduct the airport engineering survey despite a local protest urging a one year delay. The vote, driven by Alvin Staffeld and Joseph Drexler, favored proceeding to detail talks with the firm and exploring economic viability of changes or enlargement. Hyde and the Neenah-Menasha Chamber backed Buckley but accepted the chosen firm, while objections to other contenders Barber and Connell lingered.
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Oshkosh Citizens’ Group
Neenab
Menasha Aviation
Winnebago County Board
Aviation Committee
Howard, Needles, Tammen and Bergendorf
Alvin A. Staffeld
Third Ward
Neenah
Joseph F. Drexler
Sixth Ward
Oshkosh
Staffeld
Douglas Hyde
Neenah-Menasha Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Drexler
Hyde
Neenah-Menasha Aviation
Buckley
James C. Buckley, Inc
Charles L. Barber
Cartoonist Capp Criticizes Modern Art
Washington AP Al Capp, creator of Lil Abner, called abstract art untalented and sold by the unprincipled on a televised program Youth Wants U Know. He spoke during a Monday interview with teenagers.
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Washington
al Capp
Lil Abner
Oshkosh Man and Firm Are Acquitted in Pulp Mill Case
Grand Rapids Mich iap All pulp and paper manufacturing rounds the government failed to establish its case were granted by U S District Judge W Wallace Kent The trial opened last Monday paid for pulpwood bought in Lower Michigan All of the respondents pleaded innocent to the indictment returned against them here by ai
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Iap
U.S
W. Wallace Kent
Michigan
Senate Pushes Budget-Tax Bill
MADISON AP reports rapid Senate action on five amendments to Gov. Reyn olds budget and tax plan with 21 more proposed, aiming for final passage before the July 1 deadline to avoid mandatory cuts. Measures include dropping the 3 percent sales tax on ideal advertising, extending sales tax to toilet articles, and revising personal property taxes on farms and inventories.
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Madison
Senate
John W. Reynolds
Assembly
State ‘Department
State Department
John Potter
R-Port
Report Of 71 Killed In Korean Village Tragedy
Reports from Seoul say floods and landslides buried the village of Changsungpo on Koje Island killing at least 71 people. Southern Korea saw additional deaths as heavy rain hampered communications and rescue efforts. Early estimates placed 62 villagers entombed. a second landslide buried nine police.
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Seoul
UPD
Changsungpo
Koje
Korea
Cows Move From Army Training After Rank Snub
Hythe England farmer Ray Edwards said his cows were moved from an army training area because generals did not like being stared at by cattle. He described his cattle as friendly but unafraid, noting the animals would approach high ranking officers and look over their shoulders.
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Hythe
England
Ray Edwards
Fourth Man Seized In Counterfeiting Ring
Durham arrests reveal a counterfeiting ring that produced more than 1 million dollars in bogus $20 bills. Haywood Forbush, 43, of South Boston Virginia, and other suspects were tied to the scheme. Federal agents described a week-long investigation culminating in the hotel room sale of $30,000 in counterfeit money and a large cache found in a car and at a home.
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Boston
Restau J District Court
Bend
Roy Lee Matthews
Durham
George Dipper
Matthews
Dipper
Robert S. Gerguson
Ferguson Printing Co
R. B. Poole
Bremen Collides with Whale En Route to Cherbourg
NEW YORK UPI reports the luxury liner Bremen from New York to Cherbourg collided with a 75 foot whale Monday. North German Lloyd Line officials said skipper Capt. Guenther Roessing reported no hull damage. Fate of the whale not disclosed.
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NEW York
UPI
Bremen
Cherbourg
Lloyd Line
Guenther Roessing
Jury Selected for Haukedahl Murder Trial in Kenosha
A jury of nine women and three men was chosen for Mrs. Helen Haukedahl’s first degree murder trial. The 46-year-old widow is charged in the April 1 shooting of a police stenographer, Dorothy Bitautis. The trial opened Monday, the estranged husband Stanley Haukedahl’s birthday, with Mrs. Haukedahl pleading innocent.
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Court of Circuit
M. Eugene Baker
Fire and Police Commission
Carthage College
Veterans’ Convention
Khrushchev to Visit East Germany in Show of Support
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev plans a morale boosting trip to East Germany this weekend to counter President Kennedy’s swing through West Germany and West Berlin. Western reports claimed he left for Bucharest, but the Foreign Ministry denied this, saying Khrushchev had gone to Bucharest instead.
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Khrushchev
East Germany
Kennedy
West Germany
West Berlin
Bucharest
Romania
Kremlin
Foreign Ministry
Berlin Wall
Mimieux Loses Libel Suit Over Indecent Photo
In Los Angeles, Yvette Mimieux failed to prove libel after a camera magazine identified her model as the actress. The court ruled the suit untimely, stating the July 1961 publication should have been filed within two years.
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Yvette Mimieux
Los Angeles
Miss Mimieux
Fawcett Publications
Mysterious Wedding Cake Found on Street in England
Officials of the local post and found office are pondering what to do with a white-iced wedding cake found on a street Monday. The peculiar item has sparked curiosity about its origin and purpose.
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Solthend
England
UPI
Post and Found Office
Kennedy Rejects De Gaulle Europe Split Plan in Frankfurt
President Kennedy rebutted Charles de Gaulle’s independent Europe concept in a Frankfurt speech at Paulskirche. He warned that doubting the US pledge to defend Western Europe gives aid to adversaries, urging European unity and stronger US cooperation. He stressed 18 years of American defense and mutual obligations with allies. He warned against aiming to dominate European decision makers.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Western
United States
America
Tour Kennedy
de Gaulle
Paulskirche
Sal “Paul's
Asia
Africa
Americas
Atlantic City Nominated for Democratic Convention
The Democratic National Convention will be held in Atlantic City the week of August 24 next year. Gov. Richard J Hughes learned of the action during a meeting with Jersey newsmen in Washington. This marks the first East Coast convention since 1944 in Philadelphia. Chicago had seemed eliminated due to Convention Hall unavailability, with Miami Beach also in the running until the final vote.
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Washington
Atlantic City
Richard J Hughes
New Jersey
Hughes
Les Jersey
Dem
East
Harry Truman
Philadelphia
Earier
Three Killed In Wisconsin Auto Accidents
Three people died in separate Wisconsin crashes ending a grim year with 43 traffic deaths. Four year old Roberta Waruza of Superior darted into a car. driver not held. Janesville boy John McQuire, 5, died after bicycle collision with a car on Highway 51. Mrs Arlene Krause, 42, of Owen Withee, died in a crash at Clark County road intersections.
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Wisconsin
Roberta Jean Warava
Alexander Warzyn
Superior
John McQuire
Charles McQuire
Janesville
Highway 51
Lin
Arlene Krause
Clark County
Red China accuses East Germany of widening gaps
Red China charges East Germany with distributing a 20,000 word denunciation of Lower Premier Khrushchev, saying the action violates rules and aims to provoke an uproar and split unity in the international Communist movement. DN News Agency report cites Beijing embassy spokesman.
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Tokygap
Red China
Ob Treing
Khrusichev
Eat
East
Communist Party of China
International Communist Movement
Unemployment Extension Bill Gets Approval in Assembly
Madison action on a bill to extend unemployment compensation for more workers received preliminary Assembly approval and moved to the Joint Finance Committee. The measure would apply to employers of one or more workers, adding about 6,000 employers and 20,000 employees at an estimated $1.4 million annual cost for three years.
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Madison
API
Assembly
Paul Alfonsi
R-Minocana
Sami
George Molinaro
D - Kenosha
Nile Sor
Milwaukee
Alfonst
Alfonsi
Dane
Ranert
Neenah-Menasha Crate Commission
Iandr
Little Butte Des Morts
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