City Man Dies In Auto Crash Near Ettrick
A La Crosse resident, Clinton Diede, 21, dies in a one car crash on Highway 53 near Ettrick. Passenger Wallace Anderson, 21, and his sister Ardyce, 18, are injured and taken to Whitehall Community Hospital. Anderson suffered rib and leg injuries. Ardyce facial and head injuries. The crash occurred after the car drifted, rolled several times, and ended on its wheels. Diede died from a broken neck at the scene.
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Ettrick
Wis
la Crosse
Clinton Diede
Division St
Coleman Vocational School
Wallace E. Anderson
Pine St
Anderson
Ardyce
Whitehall Community Hospital
Diede
Trempealeau County
William Garaghan
William Diede
Midge
Luck
Roger A. Tuttle
Campbellsport
Cascade
Arnold L. Knoelke
Sheboygan County
Kenneth W. Meyer
Menomonee Falls
Milwaukee
John Schneeburg
Meyer
Susan Wold
River Falls
St. Paul, Minn
Hudson
Harold Wold
Ethel
John R. Teetz
Ardyce Anderson
William Knutson
Tribune
Khanh Plans War Cabinet After Viet Nam Presidency
Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh moves to form a war cabinet to lead the fight against the Communists after the junta approved a presidential system with emergency powers. He will consult the Military Revolutionary Council before decrees and reshuffle his cabinet within a week.
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Khanh
Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Military Revolutionary Council
Luci Johnson Mixes Politics and Fun at Wisconsin State Fair
Luci Baines Johnson visited Milwaukee to tour Marquette University nursing facilities and attend a barbecue fundraiser. She mingled with the crowd, rode several midway rides with Secret Service escort, signed autographs on Indian leather, and learned of a calf named Luci Baines before flying back to Washington.
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Luci Johnson
Milwaukee
Luci Baines Johnson
Miss Johnson
Secret Service
Luci
Fairgrounds
Marquette University’s
College of Nursing
Marquette
Lyndon B. Johnson
LBJ
North River
Fair
Fred Suter
Luci Baines
Washington
Julius
Coyote
Conservation Department
UPI
Viet Cong Attack Skews Mekong Delta Posts
In the Mekong Delta action Sunday, about 400 Viet Cong attacked Hoa My and Hiep Hung, killing eight defenders and wounding 19. A relief force met a Viet Cong ambush, leaving 22 soldiers dead, 53 wounded, 15 missing, and 26 weapons missing including two machine guns. U.S. reports claim 10 guerrillas killed in a helicopter operation.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Mekong River
U.S
Hoa My
Hiep Hung
Hoffa Receives Concurrent FiveYear Sentences In Chicago
Teamsters president James R. Hoffa is sentenced to four concurrent fiveyear terms in Chicago plus an eightyear term in Chattanooga for fraud in obtaining loans from the union pension fund. He faces a $10,000 fine and pending appeals on prior Chattanooga conviction.
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Chicago
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Chattanooga
Tenn
Richard B. Austin
Hoffa
Maurice Walsh
Austin
Nashville
U.S
Hof‘fa
Teamsters Pension Fund
Rioters Attack Autos in Dixmoor Black Suburb
In Dixmoor Illinois a daytime riot gripped a predominantly Black suburb as about 1000 white rioters attacked vehicles and clashed with police. Sheriff Richard Ogilvie led 40 officers with rifles and police dogs to restore order amid arson, injuries, and scattered looting.
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Seymour M. Hersh Dixmoor
Ill
Chicago
Richard Ogilvie
Cook County
Ogilvie
Aurther
Horsmann
James Malnor
Dixmoor
Malnor
Kennedy Wagner meeting ends with no decision on Senate bid
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy and Mayor Robert F. Wagner spent nearly an hour in talks in New York but Kennedy announced no decision on entering the U.S. Senate race. He left for Washington saying he would not announce plans without Wagner's open approval and offered no new remarks.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert F. Wagner
U.S. Senate
Washington
Wagner
Kennedy
Alpine Bus Crash Kills Seventeen in France
A bus carrying French vacation youths plunged 230 feet into a ravine near Bourg Saint Maurice after being forced off the road. Seventeen died, sixteen were seriously injured. Victims were mainly from Arras and a group named Youth and Joy.
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Bourg ST. Maurice
France
Seez
Armand Lothier
Arras
Youth and Joy
Riots and Protests Mark Weekend in New York City
Police faced a busy weekend as demonstrators clashed with officers across Manhattan and the Bronx. The May 2 movement staged a Times Square march, Greek-Americans protested Cyprus, while teens looted Broadway stores and Harlem churches held peaceful rallies. Police arrested 40, with 18 hunger strikers near the UN and a Bronx protest over a shooting.
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New York
U.S
Bronx
Cyprus
Broadway
Harlem
Cuba
Times Square
John F. Kennedy
Hammarskjold Plaza
United Nations
Plaza
Progressive Labor Movement
Fair Play For Cuba Committee
Congress of Racial Equality
Reds Call U.N. To Panmunjom Meeting
The United Nations Command announced that the Communists have called a meeting of the Military Armistice Commission for Wednesday at the joint security area near Panmunjom in the Panmunjom area. No reason was provided.
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Seoul
South Korea
United Nations Command
Military Armistice Commission
Joint
Panmunjom
Westminster man plays 75 holes on 50th birthday
On his 50th birthday Henry Maurer of Westminster shot 50 holes of golf. By 11:30 a.m. he played 54 holes, then 21 more after a break, walking the Willowick course with the same ball and 3-iron. An observer noted several birdies reflectively.
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Westminster
Calif
Henry Maurer
Willowick
Maurer
Kiwanis Convention Swings Into High Gear
The 1964 Wisconsin Upper Michigan Kiwanis district convention opened in La Crosse with 290 delegates from 116 of 141 clubs. Attendees planned boat rides on the Mississippi, a family picnic, and a memorial service at St Joseph the Workman Cathedral led by Rev. James C. McDonald.
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Wisconsin-Upper Michigan
Kiwanis
Music Man
Hotel Stoddard
la Crosse
Califor
Nia
Jean Rolfe
la Crosse State University
Burbank
Mississippi
St. Joseph the Workman Cathedral
James C. McDonald
Kiwanis Club
Father McDonald
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Kiwanis International
Ray Sander
Walter Johnson
Kenosha
Cord Wells
Whitewater
Edward Keefe
Oklahoma City
Okla
Frank Wilen
Tribune
Launching of Syncom 3 Delayed to Wednesday
The Syncom 3 communications satellite launch at Cape Kennedy has been postponed one day to Wednesday morning due to a faulty electrical connection in the booster rocket. The satellite will reach a stationary orbit above the Pacific to televise the October Olympic Games in Japan to the United States.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Pacific Ocean
United States
Japan
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