Daytime headlights not a fix for Wisconsin crashes
Wisconsin safety official says driving with headlights in daylight helps some but is not a cure for crashes. He notes brighter colors and pedestrian flashlights offer stronger safety gains, with statistics showing many daylight accidents still occur andlights alone do not guarantee safety.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Dan F. Schutz
State Motor Vehicle Department
Schutz
Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
Fire destroys barn on Panzer brothers farm
A barn on the Panzer brothers farm west of Brownsville in Dodge County was destroyed by fire Monday. State Sen. Frank Panzer owned the property along with his brothers and the blaze left the structure a total loss.
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Sen. Panzer
Brownsville
Frank Panzer
Dodge County
Backyard golf course fundraiser for Kennedy Library
In Schenectady New York 11 year old Linda Ward with brothers Robert and John and friends built a 9 hole course in two days to raise funds for the John F Kennedy Memorial Library in Cambridge Massachusetts Neighbors supplied refreshments and Linda collected about 14 dollars from 10 cent games by local children for the library project
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Schenectady
N.Y
John F. Kennedy Memorial
Linda Ward
Robert
John
Linda
Robert Ward
Three Held in Slaying of Florida Negro Woman
Jacksonville police said three white men were jailed on murder charges in the March 23 shooting death of 35 year old Mrs. Johnnie Mae Chappell during race riots. A fourth man remained at large as investigators pursued leads in the slaying near U S Route 1.
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Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Donald Coleman
Lee Coty
J. W. Rich
Wayne M. Chessman
Elmer Kato
Johnnie Mae Chappell
U.S. 1
Coleman
Coty
Rich
Chessman
Top Office Curtails LBJ's Letter Writing
HONOLULU AP reports President Johnson has reduced his letter writing since taking office. Charles J. Jones a Boulder Colo student member and distant cousin of the President says Johnson still writes to him but only briefly to say hello.
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Honolulu
Johnson
Charles J. Jones
Left Hand Canyon
Boulder
Colo
University of Hawaii
Pact Near In Slowing Redistricting
Senate leaders near a compromise to slow court ordered reapportionment of state legislatures without forcing it. The plan would guide courts to consider but not halt reapportionment, delaying court actions by two to four years and aiming to overturn the Supreme Court rule on population basis. Archibald Cox helped shape the four day talks. Myr E. Alexander, 55, named to succeed James V. Bennett as Bureau of Prisons director section effective Aug. 28, per Atty. Gen. Kennedy.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Supreme Court
Archibald Cox
Washington (Ap
Myr E. Alexander
Bureau of Prisons
James V. Bennett
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Alexander
Southern Illinois University
Center For the Study of
Peter the Hermit Critiques Follywood on Hollywood Blvd
AP writer Bob Thomas profiles Peter Howard known as Peter the Hermit who roams Hollywood Boulevard criticizing films for war crime and sex. He moved from hills to a room near the Hollywood Freeway and calls Hollywood Follywood blasting the movie industry while living on a small vegetarian income.
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the Boulevard
Hollywood Boulevard
Peter the Hermit
Peter
Hollywood Hills
Hollywood Freeway
Invar Avenue
Peter Howard
Follywood
Mississippi bishop calls parochial schools to desegregate
Bishop Richard O. Gerow announced in a pastoral letter that Catholic schools in the diocese will voluntary admit qualified Catholic children to the first grade regardless of race. Implementation will begin in September and be managed by pastors in consultation with the bishop. The move follows a federal court desegregation order for public schools in Jackson Biloxi and Leake County.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Richard O. Gerow
Gerow
Jackson
Biloxi
Leake County
Reds Publish Photo of Downed Pilot
In Hong Kong the Communist Wen Wei Pao printed a photo of Lt. Everett Alvarez Jr. of San Jose California, saying he was shot down during a raid on North Vietnam torpedo bases. The paper showed his U S Navy ID card and a wrecked plane allegedly piloted by Alvarez, captioned as downed near Hanoi. Officials had earlier said Alvarez was captured and the Pentagon listed him missing.
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Hong Kong
Today
U.S
North Viet Nam
Wen Wei Pao
Everett Alvarez Jr
San Jose
Calif
U.S. Navy
Alvarez
Hanoi
Pentagon
Washington
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