Congo Crisis Warns UN Departure Would Crumble
UN secretary general Dag Hammarskjold warned at the Security Council that Congo would crumble if UN forces withdraw. Yugoslavia, Ceylon, and the United Arab Republic signaled withdrawals from the 20,000 strong force as debates over Patrice Lumumba’s arrest continued. Soviets pressed Hammarskjold but the council adjourned, with debate resuming later.
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TOM HOGE
UNITED NATIONS
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
U.N
Security Council
Yugoslavia
Ceylon
United Arab Republic
Valerian Zorin
Hammarskjold
Patrice Lumumba
General Assembly
White Pupils at Frantz School Drop to Fourteen in New Orleans
AP dispatch reports a dwindling turnout of white students at William Frantz School amid desegregation. Attendance fell to 14 as police protected the scene. earlier days saw higher white attendance while McDonogh No. 19 remained largely segregated. Stones were reported at a residence linked to a Frantz-attending pupil.
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New Orleans
William Frantz
Frantz
McDonogh No
Marion L. McKinley
Zip the bloodhound aids manhunt at Menard Prison
UPI reports Zip, the facility's top bloodhound, cornered two escaped convicts in a woodpile at Menard State Prison on Wednesday. After trapping them, Zip licked one fugitive on the face to show affection and loyalty.
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MENARD
Til
UPI
Menard State Prison
Zip
man
Seven Killed On Wisconsin Highways In Midweek Toll
United Press International reports Wisconsin faced a midweek disaster with seven deaths on highways and one more from earlier injuries. The toll for the year rose to 833, with multiple double fatality crashes near Racine Arena and Madison. Victims included Hayward Biggers Jr., 21, and several others from Milwaukee Racine and surrounding towns.
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United Press International
Wisconsin
Pearl Harbor
Hayward Biggers Jr
Menasha book publishing
Appleton
Gilbert Fryer
South Milwaukee
Robert Herwig
Racine
Wis
Fryer
Herwig
Charlene Longmore
George Albrecht
Milwaukee
Longmore
Buford Frye
Cazenovia
J. Millin
Fennimore
U.S. 14
Iowa County
Arena
Mills
Frye
Grantsburg Reaches 10 Below Zero In Wisconsin
The Associated Press reports a record low in Grantsburg at 10 below, Wisconsin’s cold snap continues. Other lows include 8 below in Superior and 0 in Brule, with statewide readings far below normal. Park Falls saw two inches of new snow, while Northern Michigan’s Calumet Houghton area had about seven inches. Maximum temperatures ranged from 34 in Kenosha Lake Geneva and Racine to 16 in the Superior region as skies stayed mostly fair.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
mercury
Wisconsin
Grantsburg
Superior
Brule
Eau Claire
Park Falls
Rhinelander
Wausau
Stevens Point
La Crosse
Marinette
Green Bay
Madison
Sheboygan
Lone Rock
Manitowoc
Racine
Lake Geneva
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Calumet-Houghton
Michigan
GOP Official Lends Lift to Democrats in Illinois
Chicago AP report says Republican Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier backs certification of Illinois electoral votes for Kennedy. He and Attorney General William Child say the State Electoral Board must certify, while Democratic State Treasurer Joseph Lohman agrees. Nixon recount aide Georges H. Dapples hints at possible review of Cook County irregularities.
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CHICAGO
Illinois
John F. Kennedy
Charles F. Carpentier
William G. Stratton
Carpentier
ceive
Associated Press
Moline
hts
GOP
William Child
Joseph Lohman
Georges H. Dapples
Nixon
Dapples
Cook County
Rich
Laos Capital Seethes as Nation Takes Neutrality Stand
Government troops seize Vientiane in a pre dawn move to bolster neutralist rule led by Souvanna Phouma. Pathet Lao flee while Gen. Phoumi Nosavan advances on the capital. Paratroops led by Capt. Kong Le remain a factor as international diplomats including Winthrop Brown and the French chargé d affaires monitor the tense scene.
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Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Phoumi Nosavan
Namkadinh
Vientiane
Pakadinh
Paksane
Kong Le
Souvanna
Laotian Youth Association
Chinaimo
Winthrop G. Brown
Space capsule recovery deemed possible for Discoverer XVIII
Scientists at Vandenberg track the Discoverer XVIII capsule and may attempt recovery today via a button push at a Sunnyvale tracking station. The gold plated 200 pound capsule could be released on its seventh orbit or delayed to Friday after about a million miles. Retrieval would use planes with snagging gear and a parachute, with ships on standby to pick up if needed. Previous capsules have been recovered near a 250 by 50 mile area, after several orbits.
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VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE
Calif
UPI
Air Force
Sunnyvale
diwali
Petition Circulates to Eliminate Teen-Age Bars in Sheboygan County
Several thousand petitions circulate in Sheboygan County urging removal of teen age bars licensed to sell beer to those over 18. Citizens say such venues threaten youth safety and point to accidents and delinquent behavior linked to minor bars. One teen age bar is reported within the county per sheriff figures.
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Sheboygan County
Sheriff's Department
Home of Your Own: Fine Home Buys on Press Classifieds
Today's index promotes a selection of Home Buys on the Press Classified Pages, highlighting an investment in Good Living and inviting readers to explore the classified listings for potential purchases.
Rusk Leads List For Secretary Of State
Dean Rusk, 51, former Rockefeller Foundation head, is reported by an excellent authority to be the leading candidate for secretary of state under President elect John F. Kennedy. Rusk meets Kennedy today, with other possibilities including Fulbright, McCloy, Bruce, and Bowles. Rusk’s background spans Mills College, Army service, UN affairs, and State Department roles.
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Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Washington
Truman
Rusk
Rockefeller Foundation
New York
JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
John F. Kennedy
State Department
Sen. J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John J. McCloy
defense department
David K. E. Bruce
Germany
Chester Bowles
D-Conn
India
Georgia
Atlanta
Mills College
Oakland
Calif
Army
Burma
War Department general staff
international security affairs
Robert P. Patterson
Office of
United Nations Affairs
Dangerous Driver Barred From Test in Burton Joyce
Oliver Burrows was not allowed to take his scheduled driving test today after a three month driving ban for dangerous conduct during his first test.
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BURTON JOYCE
England
UPI
Oliver Burrows
Starling Scream On Tape Fends Off Birds At City Hall
Philadelphia officials tested a 24 loudspeaker system using a starling distress scream recorded by Ed Grim from a Penn State zoologist's idea. Over six days the flock dwindled from thousands to a few, with roosts shifting to nearby buildings as trucks echoed the sound through downtown.
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C. B. ENGELKE PHILADELPHIA
UPI
froube
Philadelphia
old city hall
Hubert Frings
Penn State University
Ed Grim
Grim
Canny Lad Admits Milk Heist in Juvenile Court
A juvenile defendant from Edinburgh admitted stealing and drinking 21 pints of milk. He claimed the milk was taken from a rival company while testifying in court.
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EDINBURGH
Scotland
UPS
Ex-Pro Grid Star Silent On Position
President-elect John F Kennedy offered Byron Whizzer White a post in his incoming administration but stated no specific job. White, 43, a former Rhodes scholar and longtime Kennedy supporter, would consider the offer after consulting Washington next week. Kennedy and Stevenson planned talks on a possible foreign policy post, with no final decision yet.
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WASHINGTON
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Byron Whizzer- White
Colorado
Kennedy
White
Palm Beach
Fla
Georgetown
Kefauver
Estes Kefauver
DTenn
Georgetown University Hospital
John F. Jr
Dean Rusk
Rockefeller Foundation
Rusk
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Rhodes
Justice Department
Robert Kennedy
Stevenson
U. S
United Nations
Weather Brief for Wisconsin and Local Celestial Reports
Wisconsin tonight will be fair and cold with lows from 5 below to 8 above. Friday partly cloudy and not as cold in the northwest half with highs 16 to 25. Winds: tonight northwesterly 10 to 16 mph, Friday west to southwest 10 to 18 mph. Observed temps include yesterdays max 23 and min 14, with 16 reported as am temp. Sheboygan sunset 4:13 pm sunrise tomorrow, moonrise 9:20 pm last quarter in December. Sirius rises. Jupiter and Saturn set this evening. Venus and Mars visible in the east after 8:49 pm Central.
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WISCONSIN
U.S. Weather Bureau
Yesterdas
Sheboygan
Sirius
Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
Mars
Bailey R. Frank
Bethel
Vermont
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Los Angeles
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North Hollywood
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col. i
Sill
James Donald Merten
Madison hospital
Peter Bollig
Milwaukee St
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Merten
Bollig
Nathan Rose
U.S. 141
Miwaukee
Louie Wegenske
Montello
Portage
Susie
Ronald
Whizzer’ White
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