UF Funds Health Allocation Includes Medical Equipment
Oshkosh Area United Fund allocates 1963 health money to research, loan equipment for home use, and diagnostic apparatus for Mercy Hospital. W Mead Stillman announces grants after study by physicians and citizens. Equipment added to VNA loan cupboard includes cardiac bed, hospital beds, wheelchairs, commodes, trapezes, walking aids, side rails, and whirlpool bath. Mercy Hospital receives an electrocardioscope and other gear. Equipment available first come, first served at no cost. Continued on Page 12.
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Mercy Hospital
Oshkosh
Area United Fund
W. Mead Stillman
Wee Fae Wwury Lyne
United Health Foundations
United Fund
Stillman
UF Health Fund
VNA
Three Agricultural Agents Are Honored
In Minneapolis 112 county agricultural agents were honored by the National Association. Hugh Alberts of Rock County John Buchholz of Manitowoc County and Jerome Reidy of Jefferson County received distinguished service awards for merit outstanding work and professional improvement.
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Minneapolis
API
Wisconsin
National Association of ‘County
Hugh Alberts
Rock County
John Buchholz
Manitowoc County
Jerome Reidy
Jefferson County
Communist Viet Nam seeks pullout of US helicopters in South Vietnam
North Viet Nam has asked the international commission to compel South Viet Nam to withdraw 40 US turbo-prop helicopters, claiming they were brought in illegally, a dispatch from Hanoi reported by New China News Agency and monitored here.
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Tokyo
UPI
Communist P
North Viet Nam
International Commission
South Viet Nam
New China News Agency
Hanoi
Refugees Describe Rift With Castro Over Allies
Newly arrived Cuban refugees report a deep rift in Fidel Castro's government. Valdo Quiros says Castro leans toward the Chinese Communists rather than the Russians, a source of differences. He notes exile leaders' reports of Chinese troops arriving in Cuba.
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Fla
Havana
Fidel Castro
Fidel
Osvaldo Quiros
Stati
Cuba
West's Chiefs Hold Meeting On Cold War Talks
United States Britain and West Germany foreign ministers met to review cold war issues before a three power nuclear leaders meeting. Talks covered Berlin, NATO nonaggression hopes, and a Polaris missile fleet plan while signs point to limited incidental accords and cautious progress on broader security and trade questions.
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United States
Britain
West Germany
Andrei A Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Gerhard Schroeder
Gromyko
Rusk
Home
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Gromska
NATO
West Berlin
Thex
Tom
Rush
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Polite Cold Shoulder for Mrs Nhu on U S Arrival
Washington officials lay out a policy of chill correctness toward Mrs Neo Dinh Nhu upon her U S arrival. Diplomats say morale concerns drive Ambassador Lodge to rebuke her criticism of U S servicemen, while White House and State officials view her as a gadfly hurting U S Viet Nam aid efforts.
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Washington
API
Neo Dinh Nhu
United States
South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mrs Nhu
Combu
Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Lodge
Saigon
Rome
Woman Hurt In Highway 71 Accident Dies
Mrs Theodore Leng, 48, died at Mercy Hospital after injuries from a truck tractor crash on Highway 21 three miles east of Omro. Lenz, throwing from a tractor pulled wagon, had her left leg amputated. Semitruck driver James Dotzler, 44, of Winona Minn, posted a $65 bond for inattentive driving. an inquiry is pending. Born March 4, 1915,she married Theodore Lenz May 15, 1937. She was a Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church member. Continued on Page 12.
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Theodore Leng
Omro
Mercy Hospital
Winnebago County
Lenz
Highway 21
Scott Road
James Dotzler
Winona Minn
Arthur C. Miller
Dotzier
Kennan
Wis
Theodore Lenz
Fire destroys Taliesin West pavilion in Scottsdale
An auditorium pavilion at Taliesin West the winter home of Frank Lloyd Wright was destroyed by fire with an estimated loss of 150000. Chief Lou Witzeman said the canvas and plastic roof seemed to explode as 30 staff and students fought the blaze before firefighters arrived. No injuries. The fire started about 1045 am.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Taliesin West
Frank Lloyd Wright
Lou Witzeman
Scottsdale Rural Fire Protection Co
Phoenix
Court Test Set for Lucey Seat on Wisconsin Investment Board
The Wisconsin Supreme Court agreed to hear why it should have original jurisdiction in Gov Reynolds bid to seat Patrick J. Lucey on the State Investment Board. The appeal questions governor right to appoint while Senate acts or recesses, with Raskin seeking a governing declaration amid a Republican ledger on Lucey’s qualification and appointment history.
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George Thompson
Lucey
Reynolds
Senate
Raskin
C. Hayden Jamison
Jamison
Police issue helmets to meter maids in San Diego heat
In San Diego California police issued helmets to meter maids after they complained that their small hostess caps offered little sun protection during a record 111 degree heat spell.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
Kennedy challenges Goldwater in Western address
President Kennedy sharply criticizes Sen. Barry Goldwater’s foreign policy ideas, labeling many ultraconservative proposals as dangerous. In a Mormon Tabernacle speech to about 8,000, he warns of retreat and Communist expansion and argues that current policies have thwarted the Communist offensive. He targets breaking relations, withholding aid, resuming atmospheric nuclear tests, and UN withdrawal, urging a sustained international engagement as the days of the quiet past are gone.
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Kennedy
Mormon Church
Tabernacle
Utah
UPI
Salt Lake City
Barry Goldwater
Avivana
Wbaewie
United Nations
Soviet Union
Military Pay Hike Measure Passes Senate
The Senate approved a 1.2 billion year pay raise for most personnel in the armed forces, the first since 1958. The 79 to 0 vote backs a detailed pay scale, with rises up to 120 dollars monthly for majors and captains, and larger percentage increases for junior officers. Enlisted ranks gain up to 55 dollars monthly, with Coast Guard and related services also benefiting. Retirement pay recipients get a 5 percent cost of living bump, with possible recomputation for some retirees.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate House Conference Committee
Russell
Dem
Charman
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
Leutenant
Coast Guard
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Public Health Service
Edith Weakens as Hurricane Edits Moves Toward Puerto Rico
Irregular hurricane Edith weakened briefly early today as it roared between Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. It still carried winds near 75 miles per hour at the core with seas and rain posing danger. Storm tides dropped from eight feet to four to six feet above normal as the system advanced.
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P. R
Edith
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
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Prentice Grant
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Prentice
Willam Proxmire
Dwis
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Rocky Mountain
Alice
Daily Northwestern
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
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