Guard Drills To Be Pushed In Wisconsin National Guard
Madison AP Wisconsin adjutant general Maj. Gen. Ralph J. Olson announced intensified training for the 32nd Division and nearby National Guard units following a Washington notice that they might be called to duty. Units include the 32nd Division, the 13th Evacuation Hospital Co. at Madison, and transport companies in Green Bay Sheboygan Manitowoc Two Rivers. Training will focus on basic unit readiness and modern battle techniques with added multiple drill periods each month. Enlistments of prior service personnel are urged. nonprior service enlistments are suspended for six months. Units will be reinforced from the Army ready reserve pool.
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Army
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Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Two Rivers
Five Killed In Navy Neptune Crash Near Jacksonville
A Navy Neptune trainer crashed on its last night flight during a two week training mission, killing five of eleven crew aboard. Survivors Dean Coffman and William Estee were hospitalized in Palatka, not seriously injured. Pilot Lt Cmdr Thomas C. Thompson of Napoleon Ohio was not badly hurt. Another three survivors were moved from DeLand to Jacksonville in fair condition.
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Fla
Lake George
Dean Coffman
William Estee
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Palatka
Thomas C. Thompson
Napoleon, Ohio
DeLand
Khrushchev ready for talks with Kennedy on peace treaty
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev said he was ready for businesslike talks with President Kennedy to resolve world issues and urged a German peace treaty. He denounced Kennedy’s resumption of nuclear testing and warned Western powers against delaying the treaty while Nehru called on great powers to remove the war threat. Nehru, in Moscow after Belgrade talks, warned that postponement risks mankind’s future and urged fruitful negotiations.
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Kennedy
Nehru
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
German Democratic Republic
Kremlin
U.S.S.R
United States
Two Killed In Crashed Rented Plane At Racine Farm Field
RACINE AP A single engine rented plane crashed in a farm field near a small airport Thursday night killing Charles Terracina 36 pilot and Carolyn Hudry about 25 both of Racine. They had recently taken a marriage license and friends speculated they planned to marry in Indiana. Terracina died en route to St Marys Hospital.
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Racine
Racine County
Bernard Even Ison
Charles Terracina
The
Carolyn Hudry
Indiana
Indiana Auditor declines $10,000 cost offer for savings study
State Auditor Dorothy Gardner said a Chicago management consultant firm offered to show Indiana how to save money for a $10,000 fee. She reported that Indiana saved $10,000 by turning down the offer, noting the potential savings outweighed the cost.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Dorothy Gardner
Chicago
Indiana
Wagner Defeats Old-Line Democratic Machine in New York
In a decisive New York primary, Mayor Robert Wagner and insurgents toppled Tammany Hall chief Carmine DeSapio and the old-line Democratic organization. Wagner, backed by reformers, won over State Comptroller Arthur Levitt, with record turnout of 743,130 and 291,672 in the final tally. Wagner selected Deputy Mayor Paul Screvane as running mate. Abe Stark pursued Brooklyn borough president but remained with the insurgent wave. DeSapio lost his Greenwich Village district, signaling a seismic shift toward decency and reform in the party.
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New York
Robert F
Wagner
Abe Stark
Paul R. Screvane
Screvane
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Tammany
Manhattan
DeSapio
Greenwich Village
James S. Lanigan
New York County
Neves Okayed To Be Brazil's Prime Minister
Tancredo Neves, a 51 year old conservative businessman, was approved by the Social Democrats to become Brazil's prime minister. President Joao Goulart, allied with the National Democratic Union fringe, aims to shape a cabinet balance in Congress after Quadros resignation. Neves may redirect foreign policy away from Quadros and toward closer ties with the United States and wary of Communist states.
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Brazil
Tancredo Neves
Social Democrats
Congress
National Democratic Une Son
Joao Goulart
Janio Quadros
Quadros
Goulart
Neves
United States
Fallout Cloud To Cross US This Weekend
Washington AP government fallout expert Dr Lester Machta of the Weather Bureau says debris from the first of four Soviet nuclear tests is likely to cross the northern United States by weekend. He notes later tests may affect the nation, but fallout amount in the U S should not exceed past Nevada tests if yields stay under 50 000 tons TNT. Machta presents a map tracing the cloud’s projected Earthward path.
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Russia
Washington
United States
Lester Machta
Ust
Weather Bureau
Machta
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commmission
Spectacular East German escape through Berlin Wall
A young East German driver sped a station wagon through border barriers and the Brandenburg Gate into West Berlin. Splinters flew as Red guards jumped, the car broke a barbed wire coil, and crossed the border at Berlin's most guarded sector. It marked the era’s boldest escape since August 13.
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Brandenburg Gate
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Rights in Berlin Air Corridors Defended
Washington, London, Paris warned Moscow in formal notes against any interference with Allied flights between West Germany and West Berlin. The West urged the Kremlin to respect unrestricted air transport rights, saying any disruption would be an aggressive act held against the Soviet Union and East Germany. The notes, about 1500 words, outline legal claims and reaffirm Allied use of the corridors since World War II.
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United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
West Germany
West Berlin
Kremlin
Moscow
White House
Berlin
U.S.S.R
East Germany
East Berlin
German Reich
Germany
U.S
Bis
Driving lesson ends in costly property damage
In Milwaukee Wisconsin an 18 year old girl Karen Froembgen and her father Joachim were fined 125 dollars and ordered to pay 2500 dollars in damages after Karen driving lesson caused her car to crash into a house two garages and four garbage cans.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
Karen Froembgen
Joachim
Karen
Hurricane Carla Threatens U.S. Gulf Coast and Oil Work
A massive hurricane named Carla moved northwest through the Gulf of Mexico prompting hurricane watches along the coast from Louisiana to Apalachicola Florida. At 5 am EST Carla centered near 23.3N, 88.0W with winds near 160 mph, threatening offshore oil platforms and coastal communities as Betsy and Debbie linger elsewhere.
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Itime
Carla
Natitude
Ala
Catla
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Weather Bureau
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Atlantic
Cape Cod
Mass
Debbie
Cape Verde Islands
West African
U.S
Caribbean Sea
Defense calls 20,000 draftees for October Army service
The Defense Department on Thursday issued a call for 20,000 draftees to be inducted in October, down from 25,000 planned for September but still more than three times the pre Berlin Crisis monthly rate of 9,000 to 6,000.
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Washington
France Will Keep Bizerte Under Accord
Tunisian President Bourguiba said Tunisia will allow France to keep Bizerte during the dangerous period and begin talks on a modus vivendi for base use. He urged negotiations after danger ends to evacuate the base, aligning with De Gaulle’s warning on future withdrawal. Bourguiba also proposed Sahara claims talks and a prisoner exchange with France.
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Bizerte
Tunis
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Bourguiba
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Four Killed in Santa Barbara Plane Crash
A Santa Barbara couple and two children died when their single engine plane crashed 50 miles southwest. The victims are A C Menzies 34 his wife Phyllis 36 a girl about seven and an infant boy. Police say fuel exhaustion caused the crash the Menzies had departed Phoenix and were bound for Albuquerque. A search plane found the wreck at 5215 p.m.
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Menzies
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