Communists Shoot Down 2 More U.S. Warplanes
North Viet Nam reports two U S Air Force planes downed by ground fire near Hanoi as losses rise to 13 for the week and total U S aircraft lost surpasses 334 since the air war began. Premier Ky predicts possible withdrawal of U S forces within two years amid ongoing air operations and ground conflicts in the oil and storage targets.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Air Force
Man L. Wells
Unionville
North Viet
Richard E. Nam
Steere
Inglewood
Calif
North Viet Nam
North
Viet Nam
Navy
Beatles Are Howling Success in Chicago
Beatle fans shrieked through two ear splitting Chicago concerts drawing over 26 000 fans at the International Amphitheatre The shows grossed 135 000 with a first aid station treating several fainting fans Lennon apologized for his remark about Christianity and the band planned to travel to Detroit for the next stop
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Chicago
International Amphitheatre
John Lennon
Birmingham
Ala
Tommy Charles
WAQY
Lennon
Detroit
Republicans Size Up Their Rival Governors Race
Wisconsin Republican county chairmen assess the fall 1942 governor election. La Crosse Tribune Madison Bureau polled their views on the Democratic nominee and November outcome. The composite estimate reflects key workers in Wisconsin Republican politics.
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Wisconsin Republican Party
la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison Dispatch
Wisconsin
Trempealeau Sends Many To State Fair
GALESVILLE Wisconsin junior exhibitors and other participants from the area are announced for the Wisconsin State Fair. Names include Swine Ronald Waller Randy Gartner Gregory Gartner John Pederson Mark Sacia Daniel Byom Bruce Westlie along with 4 H clubs Caledonia Thrifty Workers and Decorah Go Getters and Westway 4 H among others.
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Galesville
Wis
Ronald Waller
Randy Gartner
Gregory Gartner
John Pederson
Mark Sacia
Daniel Byom
Bruce Westlie
Gale-Ettrick Future Farmers
Kenneth Congdon
Gale - Ettrick Ffa
Vernon Jacobs
Gale-Ettrick Ffa
Peter Becker
Caledonia Thrifty Workers
Gary Oines
Robert Oines
Decorah Go-Getters
James
Irvin Nehring
Tri-School Workers
Linda Kopp
Caledonia’ Thrifty Workers
Linda Ekern
Glasgow- Hardies Creek
Karen Geske
Decorah Go Getters
Lois Hanson
Westway
Elaine Walshe
Carol Severson
Diane Lebakken
Caron Walshe
Tri- School Workers
Lois Lakey
Caledonia
Thrifty Workers
Gordon Anderson
Weather outlook with showers tonight and Sunday
Cloudy with showers likely tonight. Partly cloudy with a chance of showers Sunday. Lows in the low 50s tonight, highs in the upper 70s Sunday. Precipitation chances 60 percent tonight and 40 percent Sunday.
Peaceful Chicago protest draws light arrests on housing march
Civil rights leaders split on the meaning of a calmer reception as more than 500 marchers pass through Chicago's Bogan area. Only 15 were arrested and 600 police protected the line, with a few stones thrown and a rear guard keeping crowds back.
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Chicago
Bogan
Chicago Lawn
North Korea splits echo wider rifts in Communist world
Washington experts note North Korea declares ideological independence from both Peking and Moscow and view it as part of months of unrest in Communist nations. They caution that such discord may not ease the global Communist struggle against the United States and other non Communist nations.
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North Korea
Peking
Moscow
United States
Poland
Hungary
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Albania
Yugoslavia
Castro
Latin America
Intra party differences drive new communist trends
The article outlines factors fueling intra party divisions within communism, including nationalism, personal progress, property security, and shortages. It notes a polycentric shift toward multiple centers of doctrine, with Cuba and Castro under Moscow restraint and rising costs of sustaining the regime, amid tensions with satellites.
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Fidel Castro
Castro
Moscow
Mine near Ky office in Saigon injures VN officer
A mine exploded near Premier Nguyen Cao Ky's downtown Saigon office wounding a South Vietnamese naval officer. Initial reports suggested accidental detonation during handling. police said it did not target Ky's office. Police also said the officer might have been a Viet Cong agent planning an attack. The officer was rushed to a hospital.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Two Wisconsin Courts Honored by American Bar Association
The American Bar Association announced awards for outstanding traffic court procedures. Sheboygan County Court Branch Two and Marshfield received honorable mentions in their population groups. Fond du Lac County traffic courts earned a special commendation for ongoing improvements. The Dade County Florida metropolitan court won the top award in the 750000 to 1000000 population group.
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Montreal
U.S
American Bar Association
Sheboygan
Wis
Branch Two
Marshfield
Fond du Lac
ABA
Dade County
Fla
Communist China Declares Gains Made In Economy
Tokyo dispatch reports a plenary session of the Communist Central Committee in Peking from August 1 to 12. Mao Tze-tung received a vote of confidence as the party announced a new all round leap forward. The communique hailed steady growth, a thriving market, stable prices, and successful nuclear tests within the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. It criticized Khrushchev era revisionism and branded U.S. imperialism as paper tigers while urging nationwide reforms across sectors to train successors and turn all institutions into schools of revolution.
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Tokyo
Communist China
Communist Central Committee
Peking
Mao Tze-tung
New China News Agency
Party
China
Mao
Mao Tzetung
U.S
Government Silent On Airlines Strike Efforts
Washington officials privately pressed negotiators for a settlement to end a 35 400 strike by airline mechanics. House action looms on a seizure bill after a 17 13 committee vote, with lawmakers set to debate next week. Airlines seek progress before new offers, while top mechanics earn 3 52 dollars an hour with fringe benefits.
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Washington
Congress
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
House
Senate
House Commerce Committee
Rules Committee
United
Northwest
Eastern
National
Trans World
Inmates Rioted at Massachusetts State Prison Dispensary
Inmates attacked the dispensary at the Massachusetts State Prison in Walpole injuring nine guards two stabbed and seven beaten. A 22-person riot squad subdued the riot as inmates grabbed pills from the locked room and chaos spread. State Police, officials, and lawmakers reacted to looseness in drug dispensing and past incidents.
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By Holcombe
Noble Walpole
Mass
Massachusetts State Prison
James Dunne
Dunne
Thomas Perry
Raynham
John J. O'Connor
Boston
Norwood Hospital
Frederick Butterworth
John J. Conte
Plamer C. Scafati
Bloodmobile tops quota in five day La Crosse drive
The Badger Bloodmobile left La Crosse Friday with 84 more pints than the 750 pint quota set for the five day visit. Donations Friday at the Trane Co Engineering Building totaled 222 boosting the final total to 834 pints. Registrations Friday numbered 250. Pints collected from Trane workers the last three days totaled 649.
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la Crosse
Trane Co. Engineering
Trane
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Claude Clayton
Louisiana
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Jack Gremillion
Black
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Dan Moore
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Alabama
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Lenin
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