Two Miss Wisconsin contestants win first round in Oshkosh
In Oshkosh 1963 Miss Wisconsin pageant entrants Miss Sheboygan Joan Peterson and Miss North Shore Barbara Bonville won the talent and bathing suit contests respectively among 21 contestants. Last night 11 performers appeared in talent and 10 in bathing gown and evening wear. Parade and crowning events scheduled today and tonight at Civic Auditorium. ANKARA Turkey Interior Minister Bekata announced arrests of 12 nationals for forming a secret Kurdish association in Turkey.
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Barbara Bon
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Joan Peterson
North Shore
Barbara Bonville
Marvin Peterson
Main Ave
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Purdue University
West LaFayette
Ind
Miss North Shore
Delbert Bonville
East Glen Ave
Milwaukee
Bonville
Oshkosh
Joan Mary Enghe
la Crosse
Ankara
Turkey
UPD
Hifzi Oguz Bekata
Bekata
Ready Made Moonshine Equipment Stolen From Junkyard
Douglasville police report a 3000 gallon vat used in illicit liquor production stolen from a junkyard. A police chief said thieves loaded the tank onto a truck and drove off, with part of the apparatus later destroyed and the tank returned to the junkyard.
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Douglasville
Grady Traylor
Traylor
Solemn Coronation Of Pope Set
Vatican City crowds pour into Rome for Pope Paul VI coronation in a three hour ceremony. Officials expect about 300000 in St Peter's Square with missions from nine countries and international groups. Workmen rush to complete preparations.
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Vatican City
UPV
Paul VI
St. Peter's Square
Man Sentenced To Four Years For Abduction
KENOSHA AP Leslie Pirk of Racine was sentenced to four years in the State Reformatory after being convicted of abducting a 16 year old girl at knife point and forcing her into his car. The defendant, 21, appeared before County Judge Urban Zievers and was accused of attempting to attack the girl after abducting her last month. She was released an hour later unharmed.
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Kenosha
Leslie Pirk
Racine
State Reformatory
Pirk
Urban Zievers
Innocent by insanity finding ends Kenosha case
Mrs Haukedahl, 46, found innocent by reason of insanity in the slaying of Dorothy Bitautis, amid a week long trial under 90 degree heat. Judge M Eugene Baker ordered confinement to Winnebago State Hospital until regained sanity, with potential appeal afterward. Family support and courtroom emotion marked the verdict.
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Kenosha -Upd
Meley
Haukedahl
Kenosha
M. Eugene Baker
Dorothy Bitautis
David Ju
Sharon Rumachik
Sharon
David
Blaine
Mark
Reid
Soviet demands recall of three Chinese diplomats in Moscow
Moscow reports say the Soviet Union demanded the recall of three Chinese embassy staffers in Moscow over a June 14 letter critical of Khrushchev and Sino Soviet policy. China retorted the move was unreasonable and urged restraint to preserve two nations’ unity.
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Moscow
Red China
Soviet Union
Peking
New China News Agency
Foreign Ministry
China
Chinese Communist Party
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Red Chinese
Communist Party - Central Committee
Central Committee
Communist Party of China
Kennedy bids Ireland farewell with crowds and pride
President Kennedy ends Ireland visit after a west coast tour through Galway and Limerick. He receives Galway’s freedom of the city, visits Kathleen Hartington’s grave, and is lauded as a third generation Irish-American. Crowds number in the tens of thousands across Galway and Limerick.
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Limerick
Ireland
Kennedy
Jack
Shannon
England
America
Galway
Britain
Harold Macmillan
West
Dublin
Eyre Square
United States
H Kennedy
Ai Joor
Dunzanstown
Dublin Castle
Smith Praises Division As He Retires From Guard
Gen Herbert A Smith of Cantry retires as commander of the division after 46 years with the unit. He joined as a private in 1919 at 18 and will be succeeded by Brig Gen John A Dunlap of Whitefish Bay. In his farewell message he praised the division and its wartime service and expressed confidence in its future leadership.
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Herbert A. Smith
Cantry
Smith
Farwell
Red jArrow
Camp McCoy
John A. Dunlap
Whitefish Bay
Wisconsin approves budget tax bill in 19 to 14 Senate vote
Madison ap news The budget tax measure backed by Gov Reynolds narrowly won approval in the Republican Senate 19 to 14 after lengthy debate. The bill faces Assembly scrutiny next week and is projected to fall short by about 7.7 million to balance the 1963 65 biennium. The package reduces revenue from added sales income and excise taxes and lowers expenditures, with the final balance still in doubt.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Senate
Div Moemn
Assembly
Lawrence Larsen
Reynolds
John Grosnovski
Man Killed Cutting Weeds in Brown County Roadside
UPI reports Theodore Vandenhoven, 70, was killed instantly when the tractor he drove while cutting weeds along a Brown County road struck a bridge abutment and rolled over. His son Wilfert, 37, who was following, was unhurt.
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Brown County
Green Bay
UPI
Theodore Vandenhoven
Here
Wilfert
Seaman Rescued After Floating 20 Minutes In Humboldt Bay
Seaman P Berry, 33, of Eureka, was pulled from Humboldt Bay after about 20 minutes in the water. When questioned about his actions, he said, Well, everybody has been telling me to jump in the bay so I did. The fishing boat recovered him unharmed.
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Eureka, Cam
P. Berry
Eureka
Humboldt Bay
Seven Killed In Bus Crash In Rutherford New Jersey
Seven people died and about 20 were injured when a heavily loaded Intercity Transportation Company bus crashed on a rainy Route 3 near Berry's Creek. The bus veered into the center lane and was struck by three eastbound cars. One body was found hanging from a bus window and another 200 feet from the wreck. The bus was en route from New York City to Paterson. Robert Pelaske of Union City witnessed the crash and described the scene.
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Denly
Pelaske
Paterson
N.J
Port of New York Authority
New York City
New York
Ford
N. J
Ruther
Senate Roll Call Passes Budget Bill In Midwestern Senate
Madison AP reports the state Senate approved a compromise budget tax bill today and sent it to the Assembly. Republicans voting for included Rice, Busby, Hollander, Knowles, Krenger, Leonard, Leverich, Miller, O'Brien, Panzer, Potter, Rasmussen and Smith. Democrats for passage were Meiparland, Risser, Schmidt, Stalbaum, Thompson and Zaborski. Republicans against were Carr, Dempsey, Arnheim, Kepplier, LaFave, Lorge, Meunier, Morton and Roseleip. Democrats against were Christopherson, Donnelly, Kendzierski, Schreiber and Sussman.
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Madison AP
State Senate
Assembly
Rice
Busby
Hollander
Knowles
Krenger
Leonard
Leverich
Miller
LaFave
Lorge
Meunier
Morton
Roseleip
Christopherson
Donnelly
Kendzierski
Schreiber
Sussman
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Chatsworth
Kathleen
Marquis of Hartington
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Hartington
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Iterbert A. Smith
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