Was the KKK conquest of Neillsville an April Fool joke
The Clark County Press editor Gary Slaats describes a repeated Klan distribution in Neillsville starting November 1980 and a March 31 interview with a man claiming to be Imperial Wizard Bill Wilkinson. He says the matter drew wide urban coverage and sparked debate about whether the events were a real threat or a hoax.
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