Chang Quits Rule in Korea
Premier John M. Chang and his Cabinet resigned as the military seized power in Seoul led by Lt. Gen. Chang Do Young. A 30 man junta, headed by Gen. Chang and Maj. Gen. Pak Chung Hi, announced a new regime while deposed Chang accepted responsibility for the crisis and urged anti communism and international support.
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Seoul
Korea
John M. Chang
South Korea
S Bonout
Chang Do-young
Chang
Pak Chung-hi
Kim Chong-oh
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Park Limhang
Lee Hanlim
1St Field Army
Lee
North Korea
Yun Po-sun
Five Top Red Officers Die in Crash
London AP reports the Soviet news agency Tass announced an aviation catastrophe killed five high ranking Soviet officers. Generals include Gen Vladimir Y Kolpakchi 62 veteran of 1918 20 revolts and Col Gen S N Perevertkin Lt Gen V I Goffe Maj Gen A P Morozov Col V V Khikhlovsky.
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London
Tass
S. N. Perevertkin
V. I. Goffe
A. P.morozov
V V. Khikh‘lovsky
Defense Ministry
Kolpakchi
Park Sticker Fee Advanced
Wisconsin Senate backs a bill to raise 1.14 million biennially for parks and forests by charging a 2 annual sticker or 50 cent per trip. If enacted, it would be the first admission fee for state parks and forests. Exemptions apply to government and delivery vehicles. camping fees stay as is.
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Wisconsin
Parks and Forests
Conservation Department
Ment
Alvin Nelson
Nelson
Senate
Reuben la Fave
R-Oconto
Chester Dempsey
R-Hartland
Robert Dean
Tough Going London: Salter Passes Seven Pubs Behind Eight Miles
Charlie Salter, 71, won a prize as the oldest person completing an eight mile walk in suburban Walthamstow. Asked if the trek was hard at his age he replied that the real difficulty was passing seven pubs along the route.
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London
UPI
Charlie Salter
Walthamstow
Salter
Kennedy and Diefenbaker Stress Western Hemisphere Threats
Kennedy and Diefenbaker warn Castro regime threatens Latin America and urge united action. The leaders call for stronger economic progress social reform and a free Western Hemisphere to defend democracy and resist Communist influence.
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Ottawa
Ont
Kennedy
John G. Diefenbaker
Cuba
Latin‘ America
Washington
U.S
Laos
Southeast Asia
Diefenbaker
Canada
United States
Tao
North Atlantic
Free World
Organization of American States
Fiee
Western
Kennedy Khrushchev Set for June Vienna Talks
An official Kennedy Khrushchev meeting in Vienna is expected June 3 and 4 with a treaty to ban nuclear tests a key aim. Kennedy, returning from Canada, has about 10 days to prepare and will meet French President de Gaulle in Paris May 31 to June 2. White House and State Department declined comment while Ottawa discussions and Salinger briefings signal growing momentum.
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Washington
Vienna
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Canada
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
White House
State Department
West Will Fight Soviet Laos Plan At Geneva Conference
American British and French delegates at a Geneva meeting rejected Soviet veto heavy proposals for Laos. The Western Big Three discussed a general neutrality pledge and a 13 point plan for Laos with veto provisions, awaiting Kennedy Khrushchev talks on June 13 and 14.
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Geneva
Andrei A. Gromyko
Laos
Maurice Couve de Murvile
Brittain
Lord, Home
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Dean Rusk
Bern
Fritz Wahlen
Max Petitpierre
Gromyko
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Rusk
Lord Home
Couve de Murville
V. K. Krishna Menon
Dems Weigh Long Senate Debate Over Wisconsin Budget
Democratic leaders move to force hours-long debate on the 1961 63 budget in the Wisconsin Senate with nine amendments. They seek to restore 7.4 million cut by the Joint Finance Committee and adjust funding to UW system salaries, state offices, and tax administration while the bill totals 493.5 million.
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Madison
Senate
Joint Committee On Finance
Assembly
Gaylord Nelson
University of Wisconsin and State College
State Building Commission
State Tax Department
Attorney Generals Office
Department of Admmistration
Budset
Famous Hall Flags Space Flag For Independence Day
The first American flag to fly in space will be raised atop Philadelphia's Independence Hall for Citizens Freedom Week. The Cocoa Beach spacecraft flag, carried by John Sheperd II aboard the Mercury capsule, was prepared by Project Mercury officials and placed in the craft for July 4 ceremonies.
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Cocoa Beach
Philadelphias
Independence Hall
Flas
Sheperd II
Project Mercury
Robert B. Friz
Ciizens Freedom Week
Philadelpha
Devon County Show Plans Men Only Bacon and Egg Contest
The Devon County show opening in Exeter outlines a daily bacon and egg string contest restricted to men only, according to UPI. Organizers promote the event as a lighthearted feature of the fair.
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Exeter
England
UPI
Devon
Two Cars And Semi Involved In Fatal Crash
A Kaukauna woman and an Oshkosh man, former state Eagles president Norbert J. Martin, 51, died in a crash on Highway 41 near Valley Airways Airport. Theda Clark Hospital treated Charles J. Sphatt in critical condition. a Milwaukee semi driver, Michael Noonan, 27, was unhurt. Rainy road conditions and a passing maneuver preceded the collision.
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Kaukauna
Oshkosh
State Eagles
Highway 41
Valley Airways
Oshkoshian
Norbert J. Martin
FE Park- Oo
Theda Clark
Nelson
Mercy Hospital
Michael Noonan
Milwaukee
Winnebago County
Noonan
H. J. Ball Co
Martin
Sphatt
Nelson Auto
Well Worker Trapped in Deep Shaft To Save Water Line
Herbert A. Tiegs a 63 year old farmer was lowered 155 feet into a water well shaft to shore up a sanded 10 by 10 foot service cubicle when a cave in buried him. His sons Donald and Dale descended to aid but the shaft further caved in and rescuers feared for his life.
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Nampa
Idaho
Herbert A. Tiegs
Donald
Dale
Tiegs
Dale Haile
Eichmann Ordered Jews Death Penalty Says Trial Testimony
AP reports at Eichmann’s trial that Adolf Eichmann personally ordered the execution of 16 Jews at Theresienstadt for attempting to smuggle letters. Captain Siegfried Seidl, a former commander at Theresienstadt and later at Belsen, testified and was hanged after the war. Seidl’s affidavit notes 18,000 Jews died at Theresienstadt for poor hygiene and care, with 30,000 passing through the camp to the east during 1941 to 1943.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Theresierstadt
Eichmann
Siegfried Seidl
Theresienstadt
Belsen
Hungary
Seidl
Vienna
Wisconsin Governor Seeks Industrial Growth Tools
Gov. Gaylord Nelson urged Wisconsin to study state and national efforts to lure new plants. He highlighted eight states with development authorities and New York’s proposed 100 million labor surplus program. Nelson warned taxes are not the prime factor and urged local buy in. David Carley pushed for an economic growth act and a state council of advisers to guide expansion.
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Green Lare
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
New York State
Madison
Lakes Superior
Michigan
David Carley
Carley
State Council of Economic Advisers
Commerce Department
Senate panel to question General Lemmizer on Cuba invasion
Washington AP The Senate Latin American Affairs subcommittee will question Gen. Layman J. Lemmizer chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in a closed session Friday about the Defense Department's role in the Cuban invasion attempt.
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Washington
Senate Latin American Affairs Subcommitteé
Layman J. Lemmizer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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