Woman skips court sought in Wisconsin armed robbery
A Wisconsin fugitive warrant remains unresolved as Lorraine Hilbrich aged about 20 failed to appear in Chicago Criminal Court on a probation charge. She and two juvenile boys were linked to a Walworth County holdup, with Des Plaines arrests leading to juvenile care for the boys. Bond was raised and a new warrant issued as Hilbrich avoided custody. James Fowler AWOL from Ft. Gordon was handed to Army authorities.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Lorraine Hilbrich
Lake Geneva
Walworth County
Wis
Des Plaines
Ill
St. Charles
Walworth
Miss Hilbrich
Alexander Napoli
James D. Fowler
Ft. Gordon
GM Cleared Of Faulty Design Of Corvairs
A Santa Clara County jury ruled GM not responsible for a 1960 Corvair rear axle failure blamed for a double fatal collision near Merced. Plaintiff Doreen Collins sought $400 000 alleging defective design and the verdict marks a key win amid hundreds of related lawsuits nationwide.
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San Jose
Calif
General Motors
Santa Clara County
Doreen Collins
Cailif
Collins
Merced
Three CIA Agents Executed in Cuba Trial Claims
Havana Radio reported the firing squad execution of Roberto Fernandez Cobo Raul Pereira Castaneda and Roger Sopena Sopena crew members of the Cuban freighter Gonzalez Lines. They were accused of being CIA agents trained to obtain military economic and political information using incendiary devices radio transmitters and secret writing.
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
Havana
Roberto Fernandez Cobo
Raul Pereira Castaneda
Roger Sabino Sopena
Gonzalez Lines
CIA
Ann Landers column from The La Crosse Tribune
Readers pen letters about child readers and parents. A teen boy recounts witnessing alcohol abuse and vows to abstain. Ann Landers defends age appropriate reading and offers guidance on family issues and advice channels.
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Ann Landers
Enid
la Crosse Tribune
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
VFW Opens National Convention in Chicago
The Veterans of Foreign Wars begins its 66th national convention in Chicago expected to draw 35,000 members and 10,000 musical competition participants. A 6:45 p.m. parade on Michigan Avenue features 152 musical units plus military groups, with the Pageant of Drums to follow at Soldier Field. Vice President Hubert Humphrey will speak, as Lt. Col. Gus Grissom receives the space award. other speakers include Rep. Olin Teague and Cyrus Vance. Resolutions cover banning Communist speakers on campuses and opposing certain foreign aid.
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Chicago
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United
Soldier Field
Hubert Humphrey
VFW
Virgil
Gus) Grissom
Olin E. Teague
D-Tex
House Veterans Affairs Committee
William J. Driver
Veterans Affairs
Cyrus R. Vance
Defense
Congress on Mental Health and Mental Retardation Planned
The first Wisconsin congress on mental health and mental retardation will gather about 2,000 people in Madison on Oct 15. Sponsored by state and public agencies, the meeting will review a two year study and set up regional meetings to evaluate reports and propose recommendations.
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Madison
Congress On
Wisconsin
Japan's Art Treasures Leave for U S and Canada
One of Japan's greatest art treasure collections sails aboard the liner President Lincoln for exhibitions in the United States and Canada. The collection includes 155 paintings scrolls sculpture and caligraphy. The ship sails to Los Angeles arriving August 23 and the treasures are insured for 4 million dollars.
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Yokohama
Japan
President Lincoln
United States
Canada
Lincoln
Los Angeles
Buddha Temple in Northeastern India Draws Pilgrims
Uncle Ray describes the Buddhaya temple near Calcutta as a 160 foot monument dating over 300 years. Pilgrims from Japan visit yearly, walking rounds and reciting prayers while lamps burn inside. The piece explains Gautama’s path to enlightenment, his age at death, and the global spread of Buddhism.
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India
Calcutta
Japan
Gautama
Gotama
Asia
China
Buddha
Uncle Ray
la Crosse Tribune
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Weekend Radio Highlights for Baseball and Arts Festival
Friday features Twins and Indians baseball on WKBH and WVX stations. Saturday lists Braves Cubs and Vikings Steelers games with multiple time slots. Sunday offers Twins Indians doubleheader, Braves Cubs, and a rebroadcast of an Arts Festival concert on WLCX.
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Twins
Indians
WKTY
Braves
Cubs
WLCX
WCOW
King Urges Negotiations In Viet Nam Struggle
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. urged negotiations to end the Viet Nam conflict and avoid a broader war. He said he may write to North and South Viet Nam, Russia, Red China, the United States and the UN to push talks. King warned the Logan Act but said letters would aim to get sides to negotiate.
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Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
King
White House
United Nations
Viet Nam
Russia
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Washington
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
United States
North
Ho Chi Minh
Chou En-lai
Red China
South
National Liberation Front of
Ga Crosse Tribune Fragments Highlight 1965 Aug Dates
Fragmentary note from the Ga Crosse Tribune references Friday August 13 1965 and delivery on August 14 with unclear context. The readable bits imply a publication timeline or delivery schedule for that date.
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RFD
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LA Crosse
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Congress
Ray
Edicine
Se Lama
Viet
By Jim Parks
Hardy Mums
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la Crosse Floral
Cass St
The
Bluffs
Ga Crosse Tribune
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Scotts
Scotts Turf
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Chevrolet
Corvair
Ray Hutson
Chevrolet, Inc
Cass Streets
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