Hanley Named to Wisconsin Supreme Court
Milwaukee Circuit Judge Leo B. Hanley was appointed by Gov. Warren Knowles to the Wisconsin Supreme Court, filling the vacancy as Justice Thomas Fairchild begins a U S Seventh Circuit term. Hanley, 58, is a 17-year veteran and Milwaukee County chief judge, with judicial service dating to 1949.
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Donald O’melia
Rhinelander
Stewart G. Honeck
Milwaukee
Charles P. Curran
Mauston
Knowles
Fairchild
Wisconsin Assembly
Supreme Court
Elmer W. Roller
Three German generals quit over unionizing troops
Bonn AP. A third German general asked to retire amid a widening clash between West Germany's military and government over allowing servicemen to join a labor union. Maj. Gen. Guenther Paper and Gen. Heinz Trettner cited objections to Defense Ministry decisions, while Lt. Gen. Werner Panitzki faced suspension over criticism of the air force purchase. The dispute pits the armed forces against Chancellor Ludwig Erhard's government with potential implications for Bonn's control of the military.
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Bonn
Germany
Defense Ministry
Guenther
Defense
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
Ludwig Erhard
Heinz Trettner
von Hassel
Ices and Transport Workers Union
Trettner
Air Force
Werner Panitzki
Panitzki
Bundestag
Helmut Schmidt
Social Democratic Party
Free Democratic Party
Erhard
German Forces Union
Marines Fight Way Into Red Training Camp
U S Marines fought into a Communist troop camp 20 miles southwest of Da Nang and battled North Vietnamese regulars elsewhere in Viet Nam. Estimates said about 600 enemy soldiers were present. 211 enemy dead were reported and Marine casualties described as light. A cave complex was uncovered and a large rice stock burned.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Victor Ohanesian
New York City
4Th Marine Regiment
Cam Lo River
Dong Ha
173Rd Airborne
Phuoc Tuy
North
Viet Nam
Air Force
Navy
Tonkin Gulf
Kerner to activate Illinois National Guard for Cicero march
Gov Otto Kerner announced plans to activate the Illinois National Guard this week in preparation for civil rights demonstrators' march into Cicero on Sunday. An executive order may place troops on the street Saturday night. Cicero officials, Sheriff Ogilvie and guards leaders met to discuss order amid safety concerns in the historically hostile suburb.
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Springfield
Ill
Otto Kerner
Illinois National Guard
Cicero
Kerner
Richard Ogilvie
Cook County
National Guard
Martin Luther King Jr
Chicago
South Deering
King
Johnson Urges Restraint on Wages and Prices
President Johnson called on labor and capital to curb wage and price rises within reasonable bounds. He cited 1960-65 increases of 10 percent in prices 17 percent in wages and 83 percent in profits and ordered a probe into rising medical costs. He noted inflation differences with other countries and promised more data after Congress acts. He also commented on Nixon and possible ticket changes.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
Labor Department
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert F. Kenne- Lee Johnson
Nine Month Old Dies in Chair Trapping Accident
Nine month-old Lisa Miller strangled after sliding in her highchair and becoming wedged between the chair back and tray. Dale Miller had briefly left to check a basement outage. the rescue squad arrived too late. The Miller family includes two other young children.
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Manitowoc
Lisa Miller
Dale Miller
Long VFW Parade Parades Past New York Curfew
Thousands of VFW delegates and armed forces members moved along Fifth Avenue from 6 15 p m to about midnight as the city complained of drum and bugle noise. Police and city officials logged hundreds of phone complaints about the marchers while curfew limitations drew dispute. The convention runs through Friday.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
City Hall
VFW
District of Columbia
Panama Canal Zone
Pentagon to Expand Training for Weaker Recruits in October
The Defense Department plans a new supplementary training program starting in October to bring poorly educated or physically deficient youths up to minimum standards. About 40,000 will be trained this year with 100,000 annually thereafter, aiming to retain up to 85 percent for military duty. Training will occur at major bases across the Army Navy Marine Corps and Air Force with swearing in for those who meet standards and honorable discharge for those who do not.
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Bob Horton Washington
Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
Defense
McNamara
New York
Armed Services
Army
Ft. Dix
N.J
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Ft. Knox
Ft. Gordon
Ft. Polk
Ft. Leonard Wood
Ft. Ord
Calif
Ft. Benning
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Ft. Campbell, Ky
Ft. Sill
Okla
Ft. Sam Houston
Ft. Huachuca
Ariz
Navy
San Diego
Great Lakes
Ill
Marines
Parris Island
Camp LeJeune
Camp Pendleton
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Dell City Flood Devastates Texas Farm Belt After 11 Inches
Silt flood waters swamped Dell City and surrounding farms as 11 inches fell since Monday. Army helicopters delivered food water and medicines while Carlsbad Caverns area reported 8 inches of rain and a possible death. Rescue and evacuation efforts continued as losses run into hundreds of thousands with crops and irrigation disrupted.
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Associated Press
Texas
New Mexico
Dell City
Tex
el Paso
Ft. Bliss
Carlsbad
N.M
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Weather Bureau
Pecos
Joe Little
National Guard
KPBM
U.S
Toll Of Dead Estimated At 5 In Plant Blast
Fort Wayne AP report says three bodies may be buried in a wire factory blast. Two bodies were recovered Tuesday, with five expected total. Eighteen injured, two rescuers dead from heart attacks. Earl Smith, 45, lab manager, believed killed. Gas odor reported by some workers. utility found no gas leak.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Phelps-Dodge Copper Products Corp
Earl Smith
Organic Research Laboratory
Harley Jensen
Northern Indiana Public Service Co
Wisconsin drives past 2 million motor vehicles this year
Wisconsin will exceed two million registered motor vehicles in year ending June 30. Motor Vehicle Department commissioner James Karns said registrations through June 30 totaled 1.9 million, a record for the fiscal year, including 1.5 million cars and 7,818 buses plus trucks motorcycles trailers and government vehicles.
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Madison
Wisconsin
James Karns
Motor Vehicle Department
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