Oshkosh Boy Dies in Crash Near Berlin
William McClone 18 of Oshkosh was killed when his car rolled over on Highway 49 near Berlin with two Ripon girls injured and taken to Berlin Memorial Hospital. Geraldine Thompson 16 and Joan Smith 15 were listed in serious to critical condition. The accident occurred at a hilltop bluff site. all three were thrown from the vehicle. McClone’s body was taken to Boyd Funeral Home. services set for Monday. The death raises Wisconsin traffic toll to 103 for the year.
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Berlin
William McClone
E. Parkway
Oshkosh
Ripon
Berlin Memorial Hospital
Geraldine Thompson
Rt. 2
Joan Smith
Boyd Ambulance
McClone
Boyd Funeral Home
Miss
Bills of
Miss Smith
Miss Thompson
Clarence Thompson
Lloyd Smith
Richard Sanders
Emil Pionke
Green Lake Co
Herman Rasmussen
Frank Leiske
Rasmussen
Boyd
G. G. Mueller
Ally
Webster Stanley
Oshkosh High School
Vietrylite Candle Co
Mildred MeClone
Lloyd MeClone
Burbank
Calif
Robert MeClone
Roger Loos
Steve McClone
Fiss & Bills Funeral Home
Wisconsin
Rodney C. Goers
Waterloo
Johnson Creek
Jefferson County
Goers
Richard Flood
Lake Mills
Defense drafts 10000 for May in Army call
The Defense Department announced a draft call for 10,000 men to serve in the Army in May. The May quota matches April, and is higher than March's 9,000.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Vatican seeks safe pass for Mindszenty to Rome
The Vatican is pressing Hungary to grant safe conduct for Cardinal Mindszenty, the Hungarian primate sheltered in the U S Legation in Budapest since 1956. The government warns of renewed imprisonment if he leaves. Cardinal Koenig hopes Mindszenty can depart, with decisions resting with Mindszenty himself. Mindszenty, once sentenced to life in 1949, has remained under domestic confinement since then.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Mindszenty
U.S
Budapest
Rome
Franz
Koenig
Vienna
Soviet Renews Promise To Withdraw Troops From Cuba
The Soviet Union renewed its pledge to withdraw several thousand Russian troops from Cuba by next weekend. Ambassador Antoly S. Dobrynin said at the State Department that Moscow would do what it promised, with officials noting ongoing outflow and ships moving to Cuba to carry troops home. The exact number remained unspecified, with prior White House and Kennedy remarks warning the pace was too slow.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Cuba
Antoly S.dobrynin
Rusk
State Department
Rusk Nor
Dobrynin
Kremlin
Moscow
White House
Kennedy
U.S
Soldiers Believed Killed in Jungle Crash
A U S Army Mohawk observation plane crashed in the jungleed Vietnamese mountains 300 miles northwest of Saigon. Both aboard, a U S Army pilot and a Vietnamese observer, are missing and presumed dead. A Marine helicopter crew lowered a man to assess, finding no signs of life. Mohawks are used for observation, escort and artillery spotting and are armed with steel caliber machine guns.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
A. U. S. Marine Corps
Lent Message From Rev. E. W. Rabe Urges Faithful Attendance
In this Lenten season the message of peace through Christ is shared by Rev. E. W. Rabe of St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church. He calls on worshippers to reflect on Lent events and attend their church regularly during the season and year.
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Christ
Church of Your Choice
E. W. Rabe
St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church
Panic fires at Bellport High trap students in gym blaze
In Bellport New York 18 year old senior David Hassell described fear as a flash fire swept the second floor trapping scores of students The blaze started in the gyms ceiling and vents sent smoke and flames racing through the building about 900 students and 65 teachers were in the school at 2 pm when the alarm sounded 44 students and a teacher were injured and 42 were hospitalized with several in critical condition authorities pinned the blaze on defective wiring and fire crews from Albany assisted in the investigation
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Bellport
N.Y
David Hassell
Bellport High School
Albany
Hassell
John Allers
Richard Harrow
Brookhaven Memorial Hospital
Thomas Feeney
Long Island
New York City
Feeney
Tassell
Deward Eades
Bellport, N. Y
Syria forms new cabinet after coup joins Egypt link
Be included Nou thad el Kassem deputy premier and 19 others in Syria's 20 man government led by Salah Bitar as borders reopen and recognition shifts after the uprising. Nasser in Cairo backs the move and calls it a stride toward Arab unity while Egypt and Iraq warn outsiders to stay away.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Revolutionary Council
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Salah Bitar
Arab Ba’ath Socialist Party
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Jordan
Algeria
Bitar
Iraq
U.S
Damascus
Cairo
Arab Baath Socialist Party
Yemen
Belgrade
Borba
Nouthad el Kassem
Abdul Wahab Hamad
Mohammed el Soufi
Mansour el Attrash
Children Die in Fire on Chicago South Side
Four children burned to death in a South Side apartment fire Friday night. Victims named Martha Jean Kohn five Linnell three Jessee one and Dianne two weeks old. Officials at Michael Reese Hospital reported the deaths as the fire's toll.
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Chicago
Michael Reese Hospital
Martha Jean Kohn
Linnell
Jessee
Dianne
Negra
Ohio Valley Floods Recede
United Press International reports receding flood waters in the Ohio Valley while Sandusky River ice jam near Ballville Dam threatens Fremont. About 500 families fled as Red Cross moves to aid victims across Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania West Virginia from Columbus disaster HQ. The Red Cross says 18 500 people affected so far. worst flooding predicted for South Carolina and Susquehanna River area boards.
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United Press International
Ohio Valley
Fremont
Ohio
Ballville
Sandusky
Red Cross
Indiana
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Columbus
South Carolina
Columbia
Lake Marion
Susquehanna
Chesapeake Bay
Explosion at German forging plant kills at least 15
In Belecke near Arnsberg a blast at the Liepmann Works drop forging plant killed at least 15 workers and injured about 40, many in serious condition. Police say a burst compressed air pipe caused the explosion and many victims are believed Italian workers. Identification may take hours.
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Arnsberg
Germany
Belecke
Liepmann
Westphalia
Soviet Red Star charges US used poison gas in South Viet Nam
MOSCOW AP The Soviet Union charged that the United States used poison gas against civilians in South Viet Nam and that hundreds died. Red Star called the American interventionists cannibalistic and said a gas dubbed GB was manufactured near Denver and loaded into warheads. The Pentagon denied any gas use, stating such reports are false.
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Soviet Union
United States
South
Viet Nam
Krasnaya Evesda Red Star
Soviet
Defense Ministry
South Viet Nam
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U.S
Defense Department
Pentagon
United” States
Denver
Red Star
Korea
Tass
Vasili Pustov
Vladimir Polyansky
Budapest
Communist Youth Organization
Ngo Dinh Diem Clique
China
Red Chinese Red Cross Organization
Blast at Modderfontein Powder Plant Destroys Factory
A massive blast at the Modderfontein black powder plant in Johannesburg, the world’s largest of its kind, killed one white worker and left four African workers missing. Witnesses described a mushroom cloud and extensive destruction as flames and smoke rose hundreds of feet. Factory manager E K Gibson reported no sabotage and said several key facilities were demolished with surrounding buildings heavily damaged.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Modderfontein
Dofiéral
United Press Movietone
Ernest
Roos Christie
Christie
E. K. Gibson
Gibson
Aspirin at $3 Under Castro Say Refugees
A group of 108 Cuban refugees arriving on a mercy flight report severe shortages and inflated prices in Cuba under Fidel Castro. They describe aspirin selling for $3 despite 89 cents in the U.S., with rationing and scarce medicines, and note broader food and supply difficulties.
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Miami
UPI
Fidel Castro
Robert E. Otero
Cuba
U.S
Hell
United States
Pan American World Airways
Presidential Family To Visit Camp David
President Kennedy will spend Sunday with his family at Camp David, the Navy operated presidential retreat in Thurmont, Maryland. He plans to fly by helicopter to the Catoctin Mountain lodge after church and return to the White House Monday morning, with attendance expected at the annual gridiron dinner tonight.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Camp David
al. Thurmont
Catoctin Mountain
White House
Begin Electronic Accident Prevention
Miami AP reports the metropolitan sheriff's office starts an electronic accident prevention system today. A computer suggests where the next accident may occur and motorcycle officers are sent to the area. Lt L Weaver, compiling statistics, says the system also identifies the traffic violations most likely to cause accidents.
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Miami
Fla
Metropolitan Sheriff's Office
L. Weaver
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