Train Strikes Car Ends in Six Deaths in Wisconsin
A car was struck by a fast moving train near Tunnel City Wisconsin, killing six people including a mother and five youths. The crash occurred after the car pulled onto tracks despite signals, with three others dying in separate weekend Wisconsin accidents.
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Associated Press
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Bla Vluel Lalballlies Uvverd
Wisconsin
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Warren
Sherwood
David
Sharon
Patricia
Carol Woods
Edith Paddock
Wisconsin Rapids
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North Western Railway
Chicago
Mankato
Minn
Allen Lind
Tomah
Explosion Kills German Student in West Berlin
West Berlin detectives hunted neo Nazi suspects after a blast killed 22 year old law student Hans Juergen Bischoff in his basement. No arrests were reported and a Catholic priest tied to extreme right wing activity was questioned. In Seoul the ruling military junta arrested 19 people accused of trying to overthrow it, most of them serving in the army or air force.
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Seoul
South Korea
Congress Set For Busy Week With Draft Extension Vote
Washington AP reports a busy week as Congress moves from delay to action. The House will consider the draft extension bill and votes in both chambers test Kennedy budget critics aiming to trim appropriations by 10 to 15 billion dollars. The Senate schedule includes a Tuesday vote on a bill to coordinate federal and state outdoor recreation facilities, with Republicans planning to use the issue for an early clash.
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Senate
Kennedy
Angler Ernie Chell Wins Local Journey After Single Catch
In Barrow England Ernie Chell 42 wins a local angler's journey Sunday by catching the only fish. He called the catch so small he did not place it in his net for fear it would escape.
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Barrow
England
UPI
Ernie Chell
French Plotter Pays With Life
France executed ex Lt Col Jean Marie Bastien Thiry for leading the August 22 assassination bid on President Charles de Gaulle. De Gaulle spared Alain de Bourgrenet de la Tonnaye and Jacques Prevost. The Paris firing squad carried out the sentence at Fort d Ivry, as authorities warned the OAS and CNR of severe punishment for terror.
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UPI
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de Gaulle
Jean-Marie Bastien-Thiry
d’Ivry
Alain de Bourgrenet de la Tocnaye
Jacques Prevost
Petit Clamart
Jean-Marie Bastien- Thiry
Pras
CNR
Bidault
Steinebach
Germany
Bastien- Thiry
Bastien Thiry
Thiais
Bastien-Thiry
CAS
Foreign Legion
Albert Dovecar
Claude Piegts
Roger Degueldre
Plan Merger Of Syria Iraq Arab Republic
Iraq's deputy premier Ali Saleh el Saadi proposed uniting Syria Iraq the United Arab Republic Algeria and Yemen into a five nation federal command. He spoke in Damascus after Friday coup to defend Nasirist aligned regimes and urged joint military action against external aggression or internal plots backed by imperialism.
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Syria
Iraq
Ali Saleh el Saadi
United Arab Republic
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Algeria
Yemen
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Accord Seen In Tax Plan By Reynolds
Governor John Reynolds faces GOP criticism but says there will be no general sales tax. He pitches a 0.75 percent rise in state income tax to cover expenditures and a 0.25 percent rise to offset revenue losses from repealing the 3 percent selective sales tax. Republicans say the plan cannot pass as is and favor a 3 percent general sales tax.
Ex Mayor Dodge’s Prison Term Is Commuted
MADISON UPI Gov John Reynolds commuted the sentence of former Shawano Mayor Sherburn Dodge making him immediately eligible for parole The 56 year old stockbroker was sentenced to nine years in the state prison at Waupun on June 2 1961 after theft totaling over 84000 He cited incurable cancer with life expectancy two years or less and noted cancer research benefits from his case Parole Board will decide his release date. two pardon appeals by Nelson were denied.
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Dodge
State Parole Board
Gaylord Nelson
Rockefeller Urges Unity In Wisconsin Rally
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller, courting 1964 Republican support, attacked Kennedy era economics at a Milwaukee rally. A 2,140 crowd heard his five point plan for budget balance, jobs, growth, education, and minority opportunity, praised by Wisconsin Republicans.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Party of the People
Rockefeller
John W. Byrnes
Green Bay
Vernon Thomson
Richland Center
Melvin Lard
Marshfield
Rockefelle
Lenten Message on God’s Abiding Love and Grace
Rev Ralph A Park, Free M Chrch, reflects on Romans 8 32 the depth of God s love shown by delivering His Son for all and the resulting grace offered through repentance faith and the atoning blood of Jesus Christ within Lenten reflection and godly sorrow.
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Ralph A. Park
M Chrarch
Striking Miners Plan Motorcade From Merlebach to Paris
In France, 170,000 striking coal miners from the Merlebach area in the Lorraine basin plan a motorcade to Paris to press President de Gaulle for a 40 hour week and an 11 percent wage rise from the current $5.80 daily average. Militant workers, now on the 11th day of the walkout, may be joined by others as churches and merchants back the protest.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Merebach
Lorraine
Kennedy Pushes Tax Cuts to Spur Jobs and Growth
President Kennedy urged Congress to pass tax cuts and growth programs as unemployment threatens living standards. He warned the economy, though efficient, is not creating enough jobs for a growing labor force and warned unemployment could rise to 7 percent by 1967. He cited historical gaps in employment and losses of potential work days, equating it to shutting down production for weeks.
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Kennedy
Washington
Congress
Labor Department
Bidault Seeks Asylum in Germany Rebuffed by Bonn
In Bonn a spokesman said Chancellor Adenauer opened no reply to Georges Bidault's asylum request. German law places asylum decisions with Bavarian local authorities amid police protection for Bidault, a French terror movement figure. The case drew interior ministry input and Bidault faces possible extradition to Austria or Switzerland.
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Munich
West Germany
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Bavaria
Bidault
Charles de Gaulle
Adenauer
Werner Krueger
Etter
Krueger
Austria
Switzerland
France
Ex-Felons Kill One Officer and Wound Another in Hollywood
In Hollywood California two plainclothes officers stopped a suspect car and were taken at gunpoint by two former convicts Gregory Alas Powell and Jimmy Lee Smith. Campbell was shot in the mouth and killed after answering Powell in the exchange. Hettinger escaped after being chased through a barbed wire fence and brush. The suspects fled north on US 99 toward Mettler after abandoning the officers’ guns. Hettinger later told authorities he crawled through a fence and hid in weeds while the suspects searched for him. The incident occurred Saturday night near downtown Hollywood.
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Ian James Campbell
Campbell
Karl Hettinger
Hettinger
Gregory Alas Powell
Jimmy Lee Smith
Mettler Station
Bakersfield
Powell
California
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