Castro Plots Linked Aides In Kennedy Era Says Sources
Washington sources cite Rockefeller Commission documents tying Kennedy administration officials to talks of assassinating Fidel Castro. Minutes from a 1962 Aug meeting show the topic discussed and dismissed. A McNamara aide memo urged CIA contingency plans for such an operation. Senate probes question possible high level orders.
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Washington
Rockefeller Commission
Kennedy
Premer Fidel Castro
Castro
Defense
Robert McNamara
Intelligence Agency
San Frank Church
D-Idaho
Senate Intelligence Committee
Church
CIA
William E Colby
Edward G. Lansdale
Greek Turkish Feud Could Lead Into Another War
Washington reports a senior US official warned the Greece Turkey dispute could flare into another war. Kissinger failed to win Cyprus concessions and returned to Washington to brief President Ford after talks in Vienna with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko.
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Washington
Henry A Kissinger
Cyprus
Kissinger
Ford
Greece
Rissinger
Homeowner advised to insure 80 percent of replacement value
An insurance adviser warns homeowners to insure their homes to at least 80 percent of current replacement value to receive full payout after damage. Inflation has raised home prices, with values up 52 percent since 1967 per Wisconsin Independent Mutual Insurance Agents in the Lakeshore area.
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Wisconsin Independent Mutual Insurance Agents
Lakeshore
Classified Ad Copy for Sports Car Listing 1968
Read and use the classified ads style from Sportster 1968. Starts with new paint and extended fork on a sports item offered for 1300 dollars. Prone 000-0000, cash buyers waiting. Dial 684-4433 or 793-317 and ask for an Ad-Visor.
Radiation standards toughened for nuclear power use
EPA proposes stricter radiation pollution limits for uranium in nuclear power. EPA Administrator Russell E Train says the standards, due to take effect in late 1977, could prevent about 1,000 cancer or severe genetic damage cases in 25 years, though he calls that figure conjectural. In Belfast a police officer was killed investigating a bombed car amid a weekend of sectarian violence including two Protestant death squad killings of Catholic brothers, with children injured by a home bombing.
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Washington
API
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Russell E Train
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Congress Inaction Delays Vet Benefit Checks Next Month
AP reports at least 300,000 veterans set to receive June GT Bill education and training checks late due to Congress recess and stalled $15 billion supplemental appropriation. The delay stems from House Senate dispute over a $700 million rail modernization program. Ford signs $405 million refugee aid bill with $305 million for relocation and resettlement and $100 million for education, jobs, and health services.
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Naonmvuwion
Congress
House
Senate
Washington
Ford
State Department
Vietnam
Cambodia
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Koehler 18 Killed in One Car Crash near Chilton
David J Koehler 18 of New Holstein died at Calumet Memorial Hospital after a one car crash four miles west of Chilton on Highway 151 at 1045 p.m. He suffered a crushed right chest massive internal bleeding and probable basal skull fracture. Passengers Barbara Heller Edward Wenig Kenneth Bach and Roger Jons were injured with various fractures cuts and bruises.
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Chilton
Calumet Memorial Hospital
David J Koehler
Leroy Koehler
Rt 1
New Holstein
Koehler
Barbara Heller
Rt. 1
Edward Wenig
Jimes Ave
Kenneth Bach
Roger Jons
Chillon
Mixed Bag In Weather Picture
Weather officials warned of sunshine and thunderstorms for Memorial Day weekend in Wisconsin as Gulf air feeds warm unstable conditions. Friday brought storms across western areas with a tornado watch and brief warning for Crawford and Vernon counties. Downpours caused flooding, power outages hit Madison, and highs reached near 98 degrees with 70s elsewhere. Saturday morning saw more thunderstorms near Random Lake and along the lakeshore.
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Wisconsin
Gulf of Mexico
Upper
Great Lakes
Crawford
Vernon
Madison
Economanoc
Lakeshore
Random Lake
Weather outlook with warm weekend and scattered storms
Partly cloudy and warm conditions continue into Saturday night with a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly east and south. Lows in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Sunday stays partly cloudy with showers and storms and warm highs. Regions show highs from the upper 70s to mid 80s and into the low 90s south. Manitowoc and Two Rivers observed temps Friday afternoon into Saturday morning with readings in the 50s to 70s across periods.
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Manitowoc
Two Rivers
Laos Evacuation Flights Continue Amid Unrest
Laotian workers strike an American company providing embassy security as demonstrators throng the US Embassy in Vientiane where officials burn non essential papers. The US keeps evacuating Americans to Bangkok with two to three flights daily.
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Vientiane, Las
United States
Vientiane
Bangkok
Trans-Air Protection Service
Royal Air Lao
Maries
Las Vegas
Ney
Laos
U.S Agency For International
John Quinn
Foreign Ministry
Pathet Lao
Vienhane
Savannakhet
Peter S Flynn
Ipswich_ Maps
Fixin
Central Intelligence Agency
Kukrit Pramo
Thaiang
Saigon
Phnom Penh
Ford Firms Up US Alliances With Europe Visit
President Ford outlined plans to travel to Europe to solidify ties with European allies and reaffirm the U S as a reliable partner. He spoke of potential progress on a nuclear treaty with Russia and said the United States would act firmly on Middle East issues including an oil boycott. Ford anticipated a NATO summit in Brussels and discussed Portugal Greece and the Cyprus dispute while signaling a detailed policy statement after meetings with Sadat Rabin in early June.
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Washington
Ford
Europe
America
White House
West
Russia
Sotets
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Salzburg
Austria
Yitzhak Rabin
James R Schlesinger
United States
Forcibie
Freicter
NATO
Brussels
Portugal
Turkey
Greece
No Paper Monday Herald Times-Reporter Notice
The Herald Times-Reporter will not publish on Monday due to a memorial day closure. Memorial Das marks the observance with no weekly edition issued on that day.
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Herald Times-Reporter
Beirut Swiftly Forms Military Regime Amid Civil Strife
In Beirut a provisional military government is installed with Noureddin Hilal as prime minister amid ongoing clashes between Palestinian guerrillas and Phalangist forces. The regime seeks control of the four day fighting that has left dozens dead and hundreds wounded as rival groups deny legitimacy and call for ceasefires.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Noureddin Hilal
Suleiman Franneh
Saeb Salam
Ilegal
Lasit Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Arafat
Rifat
Palestine
Christian Phalenge
Rashid Soth
Rifai
Rashid Karam
Kamal Jumblatt
Palestine Uberation
Smatster
Family Reunion A Big Relief
A Mishicot service station incident spoiled a family trip when an eight year old girl wandered to a restroom and was left behind as her parents drove off en route to Door County. The child was found near Alaska in Kewaunee County and returned to the Manitowoc County line for a safe reunion with her family.
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Tinos
Mishicot
Views on Government Controls vs Price Freeze
Lakeshore Viewfinder Tom Schleis from Mendialville endorses resuming government controls as needed. He supports price freezes if imposed, arguing controls should target essential costs while keeping other sectors free.
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Tom Schleis
Mendialville
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