Ripon College Student Dies in Crash Near Green Lake
Donald Bruening 21, of Chicago, a Ripon College junior, died when the car he rode in hit a bridge abutment near Green Lake and submerged in the Puckyan River. Jon Blank 20, Jefferson, was pulled from the water and hospitalized. Gallup and Hinze helped in rescue efforts and may receive a commendation. The wreck occurred about 1:15 a.m. during a high speed impact. no inquest is planned.
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South African Tension Rises Over Mass Arrests
In Johannesburg police arrested 10 African leaders ahead of Hendrik Verwoerd’s return from London to mark the Sharpeville anniversary. Official sources say the nationwide roundup aims to curb demonstrations and prevent unrest as Verwoerd is greeted by about 40,000 people. The arrests include notable figures such as Jor-. tense nationwide mood follows.
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U.S. Pressures Laos Clash in East West Talks
Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko held five hours of talks at the State Department focusing on Laos and other East West issues. Rusk warned that a Laos arms race could trigger major U.S. aid to Laos to counter Soviet assistance to rebels. Gromyko promised to relay Rusk’s views to Khrushchev but had no authority to bind policy. The session marked the highest level U.S.-Soviet contact since Kennedy’s presidency began.
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Reece, Onetime GOP Leader, Dies of Cancer at 71
Rep. B. Carrol Reece of Tennessee a former Republican national chairman and long ally of the party s conservative wing is dead at 71 in Bethesda Maryland Navy Medical Center He died of lung cancer after multiple hospital stays and a final illness noted as cancer He served 18th term in the House and was a key figure in 1946 48 political shifts.
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Cardinal Wyszynski Defies Polish Reds In Church Fight
Warsaw reports Cardinal Wyszynski condemned state backed youth groups and laicization as persecution of the church. He said the Vatican advises Poland to act independently, denying persecution and urging faithful to remain steadfast. Gomulka said Vatican provokes martyrdom and denied church persecution.
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Peace Talks Set for French Algerian War in Switzerland
Bern Switzerland is to host formal French Algerian peace talks starting within days. French Ambassador Etienne Dennery informed Foreign Minister Roland Kohli that protection and other facilities would be arranged for the conference, marking official word after weeks of unofficial reports.
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Entry of spring greets wintry weather across the nation
The first day of spring brings a Panhandle blizzard with 2 to 12 inches of snow across Texas Oklahoma Kansas and parts of Missouri and Illinois. Heavy snow falls in northern Missouri southern Iowa and central Illinois as a cold front grips the region.
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Former GOP State Senator LaFond Dies at 60
Everett C. Butch LaFond 60, a former Republican state senator and Manitowoc County supervisor, died after a weeklong illness. A noted fishing industry spokesman and head of LaFond Fish Co., he urged a Two Rivers UW extension center before a close vote. Survived by his widow and two children.
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Kennedy to Seek Extra Defense Funds With Balanced Budget
President Kennedy plans to submit a balanced budget to Congress and then request at least 1 billion dollars in additional defense spending. Officials say the move aims to show pay as you go goals while arguing for a stepped up defense effort.
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Bandit Trio Steals From Green Bay Meat Plant
Three men bound a night watchman at Reimer's Meat Products in a suburban Green Bay plant. They hogtied him in a hallway, robbed the safe, and escaped with between 3000 and 4000 dollars after a forty minute break in. The watchman freed himself after the robbers left and police were notified. Authorities offered no clues.
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Brown County
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Al‘louez
Appleton Youth Crushed to Death Repairing Car
Dennis D. Holcomb younger resident of Appleton died Saturday when a car slipped from a makeshift ramp while he was working underneath it at his home. The incident left him trapped beneath the vehicle. Eisenhower Return News Makers in Palm Springs California Former President Eisenhower and Mamie reunited after separate brief trips. He spent eight days in Baja California fishing and hunting while she visited Elizabeth Arden's Maine Chance Resort in Scottsdale. Both returned Sunday.
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Marytown
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Gromyko Opens Congo Debate at United Nations
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko is set to launch a Congo debate at the U.N. General Assembly accusing Dag Hammarskjold and Congo leader Joseph Kasavubu of conspiring to dismember the country. He will challenge accepting the federal plan and push for a confederation of semi independent states amid questions of U.N. leadership and recognition.
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Congo
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Joseph Kasavubu
Gromyko
Kasavubu
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Leopoldville
Executive Slays Wife In Jealous Rage In Grand Rapids
Industrialist Olle Peebles, 41, arraigned on murder charges after he allegedly shot his wife Louise Peebles, 40, during a jealous rage. A second man, Roy Staples, 44, of Columbus Indiana was wounded, and a third, Omar, faces attempted murder charges. Police questioned two others after the Saturday shootings near Silver Lake.
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Silver Lake
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