Traffic Patrol Bill Killed By State Assembly
MADISON AP The Assembly voted 61 to 34 to kill a measure to broaden arrest powers of the State Traffic Patrol It would have allowed patrolmen to arrest felons and misdemeanants on highways A similar bill awaits the Senate The patrol would remain limited to traffic arrests Assemblymen defended and attacked the measure while a separate fire displaced 800 people in Mohammedia Township near Casablanca Morocco
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Madison
Assembly
Senate
Frank Nikolay
Abbotsford
Sherman Sobocinski
South
Milwaukee
William Ward
New Richmond
Germany
Envoy Resigns Post After Israel Parliament Action
In Johannesburg a UPI report states Ambassador Philip Jerusalem resigned his post as Israeli sector K Crowe resigned. The embassy announced the move as Israel's parliament passed the first reading of a bill and set August 15 for elections. President Kennedy has accepted Israel's resignation.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Philip Jerusalem
K Crowe
Kennnedy
Israel
President to Boost Laos Aid Amid Lao Crisis
President Kennedy plans to increase U S aid to Laos to bolster the pro Western government. Steps may include training by U S military personnel and supplying modern conventional weapons as Communist forces press toward Vientiane. Officials deny any immediate U S troop intervention while SEATO ministers meet in Bangkok. Dean Rusk to attend session.
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Deni Renee
Laos
Soviet Union
U.S
Vientiane
Kennedy
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Bangkok
Thailand
Dean Rusk
Eleven Freed By Tribesmen
Three Americans and eight foreign oil prospectors were released by Moroccan tribesmen near the Spanish Sahara border. King Hassan I praised the captors as patriots and reaffirmed Morocco’s claim to Rio de Oro. The group, including James Gilbert of Texas, Dale Miller of California, and John Cosgriff of Montana, had been missing since March 11.
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Rabat
Morocco
Hassan I
Spanish Sahara
Rio de Oro
James Gilbert
Littlefield
Tex
Dale Miller
Bakersfield
Calif
John Cosgriff
Big Timber
Mont
Four Year Degree Plan Sparks Wisconsin Senate Debate
MADISON AP A plan to require a four year college degree for all new Wisconsin teachers by 1965 sparked a sharp country city clash at a crowded Senate Education Committee hearing. Sponsor Sen Horace Wilkie said it would raise schools to 1961 standards and noted Wisconsin is among 10 states not requiring bachelor degrees for starting teachers. Opponents including county teachers college spokesmen and students argued for 4 year needs while noting two year grads must later earn a degree within seven years or leave teaching. Turn to DEGREE on Page 17.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Senate Education Committee
Horace Wilkie
George Watson
Wilkie
Local Obituaries Highlighted Across Index Pages
The brief index lists obituaries on page 4 of Today’s Index while editorials and society notes appear on pages 4 and 8. Readers are directed to the Neenah Menasha and sports sections on pages 16 and 14 respectively, with comics and weather mapped to pages 22 and 23.
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Page & Society
Wwinnebagoland Ahege
Neenah
Menasha
Comicstv
Unidentified Helper Restores Disorderly Cincinnati Home
Mr and Mrs James Kruse of suburban Cincinnati report an odd trespass case A mysterious unknown person cleaned their apartment each time they left it in disorder over the weekend and early week police have been asked to solve the mystery The unusual situation was detailed to UPI in Cincinnati Ohio
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Cincinnati, Ohio
UPI
James Kruse
Cincinnati
Kruse
Five Convicted Of Filching Royal Secrets At Old Bailey
A jury at the Old Bailey convicted three men and two women of stealing top royal navy secrets for the Soviet Union. The case involved under water warfare plans and a submarine blueprint, with the Krogers and Lonsdale among those charged. The verdict followed eight days of testimony from Scotland Yard agents.
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London
Soviet Union
Hubert Lister Parker
Old Bailey
Scotland
Yard
Henry F. “Houghton
Ethel Elizabteh Gee
Royal Navy
Gordon A. Lonsdale
Lonsdale
Peter Kroger
Helen
Moscow
Krogers
Hore
FBI
Washington
Morris Madison
Cohen
Lola
Ameri
Dents
New York
State Motor Vehicle Department
Wisconsin
Fred H. King
Eau Claire
Names New Son John Clark Gable
Hollywood widow Kay Gable chose the name John Clark Gable for her late husband Clark Gable's newborn son after 24 hours of consideration. She noted fans urged a Clark Jr. but she decided against a junior to avoid a perceived handicap for the child.
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John Clark Gable
Hollywood
Clark Gable
Kay Gable
Tues
Clark Jr
Gable
Hopes Dim To End Cold War At UN Assembly
Adlai Stevenson denounced Soviet attack on Dag Hammarskjold and UN Congo actions. Gromyko accused Hammarskjold of murder, urged a three man directorate, and demanded withdrawal from Congo within a month. Non Communist delegates praised Stevenson while warning of future stormy sessions as Cold War issues loom.
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United Nations. N.Y
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N. Congo
Kennedy
General Assembly
Andrei Gromyko
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Congo
Henry Ford Cooper
Liberia
Gromyko
Wammarskjold
United Nations
Assembly
Hammarskiold
Patrice Lumumba
Africa
Asia
Stevenson
U.S
Northwestern Highways Slick After Snowstorm Hits Wisconsin
The State Traffic Patrol reported four inches of wet heavy snow in the northwest part of Wisconsin making roads slick. Elsewhere highways were wet but not slick as a winter storm continued.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Feilding alters mural at Royal Military Academy
In Sandhurst England artist Willie Feilding is altering a mural in the anteroom of a Royal Military Academy building after the commanding officer deemed some dragons as too violent for resting soldiers.
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Sandhurst
England
UPI
Willie Feilding
Royal Military Academy
Feilding
Kennedy Seeks Sweeping 1960s Foreign Aid Overhaul
President Kennedy urged Congress to create a unified global aid plan with 7.3 billion dollars in five year loan authority to spur what he called a decade of development. He criticized the present setup as fragmented and slow and proposed the new International Cooperation Administration to run the program directly under the secretary of state and the President.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Eisenhower
Singh
Secretary of State
Multi-Purpose
International Cooperation Administration
ICA
Five Robberies Convince Woman
Lillian White, 73, told police five robberies have convinced her to leave money in the bank. A man knocked her down and took $1,044 from her clothing. Her total losses from robberies exceed $5,558 over the years, funds from her cleaning job at the county courthouse Social Security and a property sale.
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Louisville
Lillian White
Town Rallies To Aid Couple In Temple Texas Hospital
In Temple Texas a couple, Carl Tune and his wife, both severely injured in separate crashes, remain unconscious at a temple hospital for weeks. Their daughters Janet and Kay have left college to stay near them as the community mobilizes funds and support through coffee sales, union drives, and hospital charity efforts.
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Temple
Carl Tune
Temple Hospital
James Pettigrew
Janet
Kay
Tune
Tume
Denton
Tex
North Texas State
Temple Junior College
Carl
jJr
Texas
American Desk Co
Tange
King’s Daughters Hospital School of Nursing
Scott and White Hospital
Communications Workers of America
King’s Daughters Hospital
Carl Jr
Truett Tomlinson
Kennedy Urges Cooperation From Management and Labor
President Kennedy appeals to management and labor to keep national welfare in mind while resolving disputes. He warns the federal government will intervene if needed, and asks the 21 member advisory panel to direct wage and price movements and advise on economic issues. Meetings set at the White House monthly, next on April 3.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Henry Ford II
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
Arthur J. Goldberg
Prisoner of Love: Couple’s Wedding Delayed by Jail Time
Racine reports Harry Nichols, 39, a retired factory worker, jailed for 69 days for a $10 drunken driving fine after a marriage license was issued. The sheriff granted a quick ceremony then Nichols returned to confinement until April 19, with Irma Irma gaining visiting rights for a half hour chat.
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Racine
Harry Nichols
Ine Nuller
Nichols
Factorl
Rudolph Spieker
Irma
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Mohammedia
Britain
U. N. General Assembly
Antoine Gizenga
Dag Hammarskjald
Ohio
Aubrey Lee King
Burlington
U. S. 52
Ironton
Gromyke
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