Senate Debates Narrowed Treaty Vote Nears Approval
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd dropped his push for five understandings and the split vote moved toward approval of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. Democratic and Republican leaders expected enough votes to reject all reservations and back ratification with a separate report on underground testing, labs, observance, and security.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Senate
Dodd
Senate Preparedness
U. S
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Free World Alliance
Seven Dead On Highways Across Wisconsin
Seven people died in Wisconsin highway crashes over the weekend, raising the 1963 toll to 617. Victims include Mark Teske, 4 months, Milwaukee. Calvin Dryden, 18, Mondovi. Donn Eckelberg, 25, Kenosha. Ronald L. Clark, 3, Lakeland Minnesota. Robert Nelson, 2, Oakland. Robert Binczak, 41, Ironwood. and Frank Rigutis, 40, Sheboygan, with several injuries reported.
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Associated Press
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Mark Teske
James Teske
Milwaukee
Ladysmith
Rusk County
Calvin Dryden
iMondovi
Donn F. Eckelberg
Kenosha
Ronald L. Clark
Lakeland
Minn
Hudson
Robert Nelson
Oakland
Jefferson County
Douglas County
Robert Binczak
Ironwood
Mich
Boulder Junction
Frank Rigutis
Sheboygan
Port Washington
Hurricane Debra Whirls Harmlessly at Sea
The hurricane Debra, described as a small storm whose growth is limited, swirled 1,006 miles east southeast of Bermuda as Miami’s Weather Bureau team reported. Winds reached 75 mph, just at hurricane force, with limited evening updates on the season’s fourth storm.
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Fila
Atlantic
Bermuda
Miami Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Massive Airlift To Germany For 2nd Armored Division
Washington announces a huge airlift moving 15,000 soldiers of the 2nd Armored Division from Texas to Germany aboard 240 Air Force transports. The operation includes 1,500 supporting troops from five states, a 116-jet air strike group, and non stop refueling from KC135 tankers.
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Washington
Defense Department
Germany
2Nd Armored
Texas
France
Strategic Air Command
Vagrant Pete Greco Booked After Trespass Charge
Pete Greco, 74, booked on a vagrancy charge after trespassing on private property and begging for a coat. At the county jail he was found with $905 in cash and four bank books showing total deposits of $8,000.
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Stockton
Calif
UPI
Pete Greco
Parley Held On Viet Nam
President Kennedy convened a White House meeting with Defense Secretary McNamara and General Taylor to review the troubled South Vietnam situation. McNamara and Taylor will depart today for a weeklong survey trip to South Vietnam, joined by other senior officials.
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Robert 5. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
South Viet Nam
Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Gen
Max
D. Taylor
McNamara
Taylor
White House
Mystery donor funds estranged wife in Dodgeville divorce
Mrs Frederick W. Dresser of Dodgeville Iowa County accuses her estranged husband grocer of being the mystery donor behind cash gifts sent to about 40 residents in Iowa and Richland counties. Handwriting experts confirm some envelopes were written by him. Dresser filed for divorce last May and plans a court action to stop further gifts.
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Dodgeville
Crves
Grocer
Wisconsin
Pope
State Crime Laboratory
Dresser
Iowa
Richland
Reynolds Says Tax Filing Fee To Be Repealed
Gov. John Reynolds predicted this year the state income tax filing fee of two dollars would be repealed at a Wisconsin AFL-CIO COPE meeting in Eagle River. He said there is no real pressure to repeal the state sales tax. Labor leaders planned fund raising dinners starting April, including a ten dollar plate event in Milwaukee. COPE delegates supported the AFL-CIO board’s critique of ticket pressures from candidates and parties. Haberman praised Reynolds’ work under a hostile legislature. Gapinski urged labor to address racial discrimination within its own ranks before seeking support from African Americans in Milwaukee.
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UPID
John Reynolds
Reynolds
Wisconsin Afl-Cio
Committee On
John Schmitt
Afl-Cio
Milwaukee
Schmitt
COPE
Aflcio Executive Board
George A. Haberman
AFL
CIO
Jerome Gapinski
Laundry Workers Union
Labor
Haberman
Gapinski
Gronouski Approved Unanimously for Postmaster General
Senate Post Office Committee unanimously approved President Kennedy's nomination of John A. Gronouski, 43, Wisconsin Tax Commissioner, to be Postmaster General. He faced a 25-word public hearing and received strong endorsements from Wisconsin's Democratic senators Proxmire and Nielsen as Edward Day resigned to practice law.
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Washington
Senate Post Office Committee
Kennedy
John A. Gronouski
Gronouski
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Gaylord A. Neilson
Edward Day
Search resumes for missing MATS airliner with 10 aboard
Dawn light brings renewed air and sea search for the C133 Cargo Master missing since Sunday after taking off from Dover AFB at 1 33 am CDT bound for Lajes. Coast Guard says fuel would have run out by early Sunday afternoon. Identified crewmembers include Capt Dudley Donnelly Jr and Maj George Stricklin among nine others from Dover, Waco, Annandale, Fort Worth, Cocoa Beach, Farmersville, Luray, Lanham and Patchogue.
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MATS
Coast Guard
Dover Air Force Base
Del
Lajes
Azores
Cape May
N. J
Air Force
Dover
Dudley J. Donnelly Jr
Jackson Heights
George V. Stricklin
Waco
Tex
Twin Girls Drown in Flood Waters From Cindy
Port Arthur Texas reports two 18 month old twins Brenda Faye and Linda Kaye Clayton drowned after wandering into three feet of muddy floodwater in Port Acres. Rev Lawrence Clayton and wife discovered them floating facedown as Cindy left remains of flooding. The storm left over ten million dollars in damage across the Texas coast.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Cindy
Port Acres
Brenda Faye
Linda Kaye Clayton
Lawrence Clayton
Texas
Desegregation at Vineville Baptist Church Macon Georgia
The Vineville Baptist Church in Macon Georgia, with about 2000 members, voted unanimously to admit Sam Jerry Oni a 22 year old ministerial student from Takoradi Ghana. Oni presented himself for membership alongside white Mercer University students from the recently desegregated campus.
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Vineville Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Church
Sam Jerry Oni
Takoradi
Ghana
Oni
Mercer University
Georgia
Wisconsin GOP urged Byrnes to run for president
In Stevens Point, GOP leaders pressed Rep. John Byrnes to run as a favorite son in the presidential preference primary. Byrnes refused to commit, saying he would wait for a fuller report. If he runs, Goldwater and Rockefeller could be blocked from Wisconsin entry per party pledges.
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John Byrnes
R-Wis
Green Bay
GOP
Republican County
Byrnes
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Melvin Laird
Wis
Goldwater
House of Representatives
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Republican Organization
Rockefeller
Adenauer to Meet De Gaulle After Retirement
Bonn Germany AP Konrad Adenauer aged 87 will meet periodically with President Charles de Gaulle after he quits as West German chancellor next month. The disclosure came Sunday after Adenauer’s return from Paris where he had his final official talks with De Gaulle.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
Adenauer
Paris
de Gaulle
Ashland Welcomes Kennedy Visit and Northern Plan
Ashland Wisconsin readies for President Kennedy with a Secret Service inspected platform at the airport and a planned short speech after an aerial tour of Apostle Islands. The visit links to a Northern Great Lakes conference in Duluth and a push for a national recreation area in the Apostle Islands with broader economic and industrial development proposals for northern Wisconsin.
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Wis
UPI
Kennedy
Apostle Islands
Lake Superior
Wisconsin
Secret Service
Duluth
Minn
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Apostle Island
Nelson
Lecy Orville L Freeman
Doliuth
Freeman
Great Lakes
Forrest Products Laboratory
Madison
Carpenters Build Climb Long Ladder To Save Boy
Augusta Montana carpenters A R Bender and Charles Welsh built a 100 foot ladder in dawn light to reach Bruce Krummel a 10 year old boy stranded on a two foot ledge about 1000 feet above Sun River. The rescue came after two failed attempts and a night search amid storms. Bruce was on a weekend fishing trip with his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Gill of Great Falls.
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Augusta
Mont
A. R.bender
Charles Welsh
Augusta Carpenters
Bruce Krummel
Sun River
Rocky Mountains
Robert Gill
Great Falls
Gill
Bruce
Montana
Bender
Bay
Air Force
Welsh
Knowles Schedules Conferences On 1964 Run
Former Wisconsin Lt Gov Warren P Knowles signals a 1964 bid. He will hold news conferences in Milwaukee and Madison to reveal whether he seeks the U S Senate or a top state post. Known as a GOP figure, he hinted at a return to politics without naming a target.
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Warren P. Knowles
U.S. Senate
William Proxmire
Knowles
Madison
Wisconsin Republican Party
GOP
Gubernato‘rial
Philip G. Kuehn
Richmond
Wisconsin Women’s Republican Club
Portuguese Troops Suffer Fatalities in Angola Clash
In northern Angola last week two Portuguese soldiers were killed and three wounded in fighting with Angolan rebels. An official communique also says rebels ambushed a vehicle and killed a civilian.
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Angola
UPI
Tony
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