Fulbright warns of Peking entry if war widens
Senator J W Fulbright says Red China may enter if Viet Nam war escalates as U S leaders refuse to heed warnings of grave danger. He doubts Johnson will adopt his view and fears miscalculation may push the world toward broader conflict, noting failed peace talks with Moscow and Hanoi.
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Washington
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Viet Nam
Moscow
Hanoi
U.S
Fulbright
Johnson
Women activists urge action on retirement pay inequality
The Regional Conference of the Governor's Commission on the Status of Women passed a resolution urging the State Retirement Commission to address policy changes that widen the gap in retirement income for women. Dr. Kathryn Clarenbach urged notification of future regional meetings and highlighted regional participation from Eau Claire to Ferryville as evidence of ongoing concern.
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Governor’s Commission On the Status of Women
State Retirement Commission
Kathryn Clarenbach
Wisconsin
Clarenbach
la Crosse
Eau Claire
Ferryville
Par- Tribune
Ann Thomas
Miss Thomas
Samuel Gates
RFK Brother George Skakel Jr Dies in Idaho Plane Crash
Five men including George Skakel Jr., brother of Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy, die when a hunting party plane crashes in the Salmon River gorge near Riggins Idaho. Dean Markham and others also perish. Kennedy cancels a weekend New England tour.
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Riggins
Idaho
George Skakel Jr
Robert F. Kennedy
Dean F. Markham
McLean
Sen. Kennedy
D-N.y
Louis Werner II
St. Louis
Earl Ranft
Dakar Haulage Co
Bayonne
N.J
Donald Adams
Mountain Home Air Force Base
Skakel
Greenwich, Conn
Great Lakes Carbon Corp
New York
Markham
Great Lakes’ Washington
Salmon River
Idaho Aeronautics
Chet Moulton
California
Crooked River
Boise
New York City
New England
Patricia Corroon
Kennedy
France tests plutonium bomb signals push toward arsenal
France detonated a plutonium doped atomic device on Saturday and appeared to be progressing toward an operational warhead while the hydrogen bomb remained about two years off.
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Paris
France
Two Typhoons Batters Japan Causing High Death Toll and Damage
Tokyo reports 69 dead 79 missing and 277 injured as Typhoon Ida and Typhoon Helen lash Honshu. Mt Fuji recorded 202 mph gusts in historic wind event while Tokyo Yokohama area faced 85 mph winds. ships run aground and crews missing.
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Japan
Tokyo
Meteorological Agency
Mt. Fuji
Pacific
Honshu
Japan Sea
Tokyo-Yokohama
Yokohama
Golar Jeanne- Marie
Fritho
Maritime Safety Agency
Apple Festival crowns Janet Waldow queen in La Crescent
Janet Waldow, 17, La Crescent High School senior, was crowned queen of the 1966 Apple Festival. First runner up was Mary Justin, with Susan Strizic, Teresa Gilles, and Barbara Jansen completing the top four. Janet received a $200 wardrobe and gift certificates, with appearances funded by the festival.
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Janet
Legion’s
National Honor Society
Miss Justin
Robert Justin
Cedar Drive
Miss Strizic
Edward T. Bardwell
S. 7Th St
Miss Gilles
William Gilles
S. Elm St
Miss Jansen
Arthur Jansen
Youth Charged in Unmotivated Public Safety Incident
Fort Worth Texas AP Melvin Stewart Pittman a high school senior on his 19th birthday faces three serious case charges for striking three strangers with a 303 caliber public safety item bought for 30 dollars from a pawn shop. He admitted to fatally injuring two Lairds and injuring Jones and later led police to the bodies near Lake Arlington.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Melvin Stewart Pittman
Victor Laird
Kenneth E. Jones
Pittman
Jones
Lairds
Fort Worth
Lake Arlington
Five Die In Wisconsin Weekend Accidents
Five people died in Wisconsin highway crashes over the weekend. Mrs. Robert Reich, 35, and her daughter Elizabeth, 7, were killed when a car hit a truck on U S 14 near Janesville. The Reichs youngest children were injured and total toll for 1966 reached 781. Nicholas J Baltrus, 18, of Kenosha died from injuries from a two car crash on Highway 50 west of Kenosha Friday night.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Robert Reich
South Beloit
Ill
Elizabeth
U.S. 14
Janesville
Kenosha
Highway 50
Explosion in Kohat detonates over ten thousand pounds dynamite
A blast in Kohat Pakistan injured at least two people as more than 10 000 pounds of dynamite stored for a dam project exploded on Saturday near Peshawar. The cause remains undetermined.
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Formosa
Kawasaki
Tokyo
Yokohama
City of Wellington
Yaizu
Karachi
Pakistan
Kohat
Peshawar
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Lloyd Duxbury Jr
Minnesota House of Representatives
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Blue Star
Duxbury
Tim Plummer
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