Estate ownership dispute triggers renewed gunfire in Wisconsin
In Menominee County Wisconsin sporadic gunfire erupted for a second night as whites and Indians clash after the Alexian Brothers reneged on an agreement to deed a former novitiate to the Menominee Indian tribe. A 10 p.m. curfew remained and taverns were shut. The order defended its decision stating openness to converting the estate into an Indian community facility if finances allow. No injuries reported.
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Keshena
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Menominee County
Alexian Brothers
Chicago
The
Dian Reservation
Northwoods Lake
Wisconsin National Guard
Hugh Simonson
Simonson
Kenneth Fish
Maurice Wilson
Patrick Lucey
Alexians
Pope Paul
Convict Refuses Rabies Shots in Federal Case
District Judge Robert DL sh gan upholds James Hart inmate at FCI Oxford refusing rabies vaccination despite doctors warnings. Hart disputes bite testimony from guards claiming bat exposure after killing a bat with a stick. Atty seeks 14 shots citing Hart's self-interest. Hart insists he was not bitten.
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Robert DL Sh
Gan
James Hart
Federal Correctional Institution
Oxford
Hart
New York
U.S
Cuba Honors Jamaica Chief Leader Michael Manley
Jamaican Prime Minister Michael Manley received Cuba's highest honor the Order of Jose Marti from Fidel Castro in a ceremony at Havana's Palace of the Revolution. The award honors leaders for international solidarity against imperialism and colonialism as broadcast by Radio Havana.
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Jamaica
Miami
Fla
Michael Manley
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Radio Havana
Castro
Jose Marti
Manley
Havana
Ex POW Stockdale Awarded Eight Medals for Courage
Rear Adm. James B. Stockdale, longtime Navy POW in North Vietnam, received eight medals at a Pentagon ceremony. He was honored for unique courage including resisting attempts by captors to use him against U S interests. He serves as commander of the Pacific antisubmarine warfare Wing.
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Washington
James B. Stockdale
Pentagon
Stockdale
Pacific Antisubmarine Warfare Wing
United States
Polluted Water Shuts Crater Lake Park Indefinitely
Crater Lake National Park in Oregon remains closed as the parks’ drinking water supply is contaminated by a fouled sewage line. Investigators from the authorities pursue repairs and assess risks.
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Crater Lake, Ore
Crater Lake National Park
Richard A. Sims
Sims
Crater Rim
Munson Springs
Crater Lake
Cascade Mountains
Oregon
Lester Flatt Progressing After Surgery
Grand Ole Opry star Lester Flatt, 61, shows signs of recovery after open heart surgery to bypass three blocked arteries. Surgeons reported a five hour operation Thursday and the hospital said progress is encouraging as doctors monitor his condition in Nashville.
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Nashville, Tenn
Lester Flatt
Flatt
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