Third Suspect Is Arrested In Minnesota Bank Holdup
In a sprawling bank robbery case spanning Minnesota and Arkansas, a third suspect, Cleo Jethro Summers, 25, was arrested in North Little Rock, Arkansas. The Big Lake and Santiago holdups yielded about $25,693 in cash and bonds, with two other implicated men held in Minneapolis and suspects sought in the Big Lake case.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
FBI
Cleo Jethro Summers
North Little Rock
Summers
Big Lake
Santiago
Princeton
James M. Tolmie
Jerome E. Tolmie
Robert C. Thieme
Brainerd
Sherburne County
Elk River
Chester Goenner
Citizens State Bank
Detroit Lakes
Northern Pacific
Edward Giles
Johnny Baugh
Little Rock
Ark
Hennepin County
U.S
Bernard Zimpfer
Patrick Foley
Zimpfer
U S Warns U N On African Action
U S officials warned the United Nations against extreme moves on South Africa or Rhodesia in the upcoming General Assembly session. They predicted much of the debate would center on these issues, with concern over potential drastic African delegation reactions.
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Lewis Gulick Washington
US S
South Africa
Rhodesia
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Sludge Dump Sparks Health Concern Over Lake Michigan
Sen. Vance Hartke demanded an immediate halt to Army Engineers dumping sludge dredged from the Chicago River North Branch into Lake Michigan. He warned the pollution endangers the health of millions in Indiana towns Gary Hammond East Chicago and neighboring areas and could contaminate water supplies and close beaches. Hartke urged better waste disposal and pollution abatement for the Great Lakes.
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Washington
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Chicago River
North Branch
Lake Michigan
Senate
Army
Hartke
Chicago
Gary
Hammond
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Great Lakes
Chicago Sanitary District
Young Republicans Aim to Oust Rat Fink Leaders
National Young Republican Federation leaders meet amid pressure from the Republican National Committee to remove Richard Plechner of Metuchen New Jersey and other Rat Fink allies from the national executive. Senators Case and Scott pressed for firing and expulsion after anti minority songs and a distributing songbook surfaced in New Jersey. A fact finding panel will present evidence to the national committee as calls to action continue.
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Chicago
National Young Republican Federation
Republican National Committee
New Jersey
Rat Fink Society
Richard Plechner
Metuchen
N.J
Rat Finks
Clifford Case
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Case
Scott
Plechner
Young Republicans’ National Executive Committee
Young Republicans of
Rat Fink
Young Republican
Wildwood
Phillip Rich
Roscoe, Ill
Illinois Young Republican
James Day
Washington, D.C
Carol Walker
Omaha
Neb
National Executive Committee
Sen. Case
Washington
Thomas van Sickle
Kansas
National Young Republican
Young Republicans
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Details
The La Crosse Tribune lists T Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It notes publication details for La Crosse Wisconsin with address, AP affiliation, and mailing information including postage rates and carrier options.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Wisconsin
Minnesota youth shot to death in road scuffle
A Circle Pines youth, Lawrence W. Fritzan, 17, was shot in the chest during a scuffle between two cars on Highway 8 and County Road 14 near Centerville. Two Forest Lake area youths were jailed after fleeing the scene. one was spotted in Blaine and the other in Centerville.
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Lino Lakes
Minn
Circle Pines
Lawrence W. Fritzan
Ray Baker
Anoka County
Blaine
Centerville
Baker
Fritzan
Line Lakes
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Wisconsin Men Among 30 Honored Weather Observers
Two Wisconsin men Lawrence V. Dyer of Oneida County and C W Reppler of Oconomowoc are among 30 volunteers to receive awards for outstanding work from the Environmental Science Services Administration. The Weather Bureau relies on about 12 000 volunteer observers nationwide, most without pay.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Environmental Science Services Administration
Lawrence V. Dyer
Oneida County
Wis
C. W. Reppler
Oconomowoc
Weather Bureau
Flood Stage Report Today
Flood stage shows 24 hour measurement at 1248 with a 0.2 rise. Precautions noted as stage increases slightly today.
Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Weather Forecast Summary
Wisconsin shows cloudy skies with occasional showers and a cool forecast. Minnesota expects showers ending in the east tonight and a cooler Sunday. Iowa notes showers in the east tonight and mostly fair, slightly warmer Sunday.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Sheriffs Push Road Safety Plan for Wisconsin
Wisconsin Sheriffs and Deputy Sheriffs Association says a new traffic safety program will be in place within a year. The group calls for additional laws to address the grave traffic problem and says it has appealed to Gov. Knowles and the Legislature, with a complete program expected by 1967.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wisconsin Sheriffs and Deputy Sheriffs Association
Warren P. Knowles
Wife Says Man Who Shot 4 Wasn't Violent
In New Haven, Joseph Davis shot four coworkers in a factory lunch room before police killed him. He had been fired earlier that week from Olin Mathieson Chemical, while his wife defended his character and said he never showed violence.
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New Haven
Wilson
Davis
Lover’s Lane
Conn
Joseph Davis
Winchester Club
UPI
U S Says Reds May Have Hit Soviet Ship
U S Ambassador Kohler told Soviet officials that a Soviet ship damaged in Haiphong harbor may have been struck by North Vietnamese antiaircraft fire. He rejected Soviet claims of American aircraft involvement as unlikely, presenting the fallout from North Vietnamese fire as the probable cause.
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Moscow
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Foreign Ministry
Haiphong
Kohler
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
East German party marks fifth Berlin Wall anniversary
East Berlin staged aorg parade and Ulbricht speech to hail the wall as a victory for socialism and a bulwark against Western aggression. West Berlin leaders denounced the celebration as perverse while vowing reunification will end the wall. wreaths memorialized 58 people killed fleeing to West Berlin.
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Martin Zucker
German Democratic Republic
East Germany
Ulbricht
Unter den Linden
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
West
Ludwig Erhard
Germany
East Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
East
West Germany
Germa
Berlin
New Examination Planned To Hire Chief Warden
The Wisconsin State Bureau of Personnel will hold a new qualifying exam next month to select a chief warden for the Conservation Department. The plan follows a three year court battle over Walter Zelinske, removed after the Supreme Court said he lacked points from the 1963 exam. Wettengel said Sept 17 or Sept 24 were considered, pending Circuit Judge Norris Maloney's signature on a court order. Maloney had ruled that a prior candidate list was invalid due to elapsed time since the 1963 test.
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Maloney
Zelinske
Wisconsin State Fair Opens With Bob Hope Draw
Mild weather and Bob Hope’s appeal drew a record opening day attendance of over 55,000 at the 117th Wisconsin State Fair in Milwaukee. The three day junior livestock judging crowned Joyce Jacobson and Vernon Jacobs among top winners, while fair displays featured a central mall with flags of all 50 states and new exhibits including Belgian waffles and a proposed Wisconsin Exposition Center.
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Milwaukee
Bob Hope
New York
Seattle
Fairgrounds’ Acquarium
Joyce Jacobson
Burlington
Mary Vine
Evansville
Joyce
Vernon Jacobs
Galesville
Duron Bergeson
Colfax
Guernsey
Mike Shademann
Lake Geneva
Harley Goodenough
Melrose
Tom Stallman
Green County
Walworth County
Patrols Extend Hours In Wisconsin Safety Drive
Governor Warren Knowles orders state patrolmen to six days a week through Labor Day to curb high traffic deaths. With 600 plus fatalities this year, overtime could reach $66 000 as agencies seek volunteers from the National Guard. Television safety spots, some funded by the Green Bay Packers, accompany the push.
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Knowles
National Guard
Green Bay Packers
Wisconsin
Man Shot in Bar Dies of Injuries
A St Paul man G S Lindsey aged 26 died at a local hospital after being shot in the head at the St Anthony View Bar and Grill. Police described the shooting as a fatal incident and are investigating the case.
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St, Paul
St. Paul
G. S. Lindsey
Lindsey
St. Anthony View Bar and Grill
Proxmire Expected To Aid In Campaign
Washington AP report says G. Mennen Williams, Michigan Democratic Senate hopeful, expects help from Sen. William Proxmire D Wis in his Michigan campaign. Williams lists Proxmire along with Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey Sen. Robert F Kennedy and Postmaster General Lawrence OBrien as expected supporters.
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Washington
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Williams
Proxmire
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Lawrence O'Brien
Basking Shak Liver Yields Oil an Estimated 200 Gallons
Reports indicate that the liver of eight large basking shak could produce up to 200 gallons of vitamin rich oil. This suggests a substantial potential harvest from these colossal sea creatures, with health uses cited in the article.
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