Saturn 4 Lifts Apollo Ship Into Flight
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP America's most powerful rocket Saturn 1 roared aloft sending an unmanned Apollo craft on a 93 minute test to 706 miles over Africa. Crew Grissom White Chaffee. recovery Hornet. If successful next Saturn Apollo may be manned by December.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Pacific Ocean
Earth
Moon
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Edward H. White II
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
Atlantic
Flight Control
Caribbean
Antigua
Africa
Pacific
Guam
Hornet
Samuel C. Phillips
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Office of Manned Space Flight
Phillips
NASA
Weather synopsis for Lacrosse and nearby regions
Fair and warmer tonight and Friday with light west winds. Tonight’s low near 60 and Friday upper 80s. Wisconsin sees fair conditions and increasing warmth, Minnesota similar, Iowa rising temperatures. Sunrise Friday at 6 21 a m and sunset 7 52 p m. Moon is full on August 30.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nurses Press For Better Staffing In Minnesota State Hospitals
Minnesota Nurses Association reports 19 incidents including a patient killed by a train and another who jumped from a bridge as evidence of understaffing. They urge the Civil Service Commission to raise pay and expand trained staff to improve care and safety. Dr. David J. Vail criticized late disclosure of incidents and highlighted underfunded facilities. The union seeks higher pay for general duty nurses and continued training for psychiatric technicians.
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St, Paul
Minnesota Nurses ' Association
State Civil Service Commission
Vail
Association
Geraldine Wedel
Cambridge State School
State Department
Minnesota
Robert L. Herbst
New Program Rehabs Draftees With Substandard Scores
Reserves will be absorbed under a new program beginning next July 1, rotating in 100 000 men yearly. Men with treatable physical ailments may qualify after six weeks of education and training. Army to receive the bulk of trainees. Selective Service may review 1Y eligible men only in national emergencies. About 12 000 of the first 40 000 trainees expected to be Negro. Nationwide disqualifications vary by state with Iowa at 26.1 percent and South Carolina at 59.8 percent. 1965 results show a drop to 44 percent from 53 percent in 1964. Minnesota and North Dakota see 30–35 percent inductions rejected. South Dakota 35–40 percent. Mental and medical rejections described within regional ranges.
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Army
Army Surgeon General's Office
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Gerry Nelson
St, Paul
Democratic- Farmer-Labor
Ferocious air raids reach high mark of war activity
Air and ground operations across South Vietnam report intensified attacks. American pilots claim heavy destruction of fuel depots and barges while Marines engage Viet Cong forces near Da Nang and Dong Ha. CBS notes an investigation into alleged safe conduct for sampans.
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Panhandle
Demilitarized Zone
Hanoi
Air
Navy
South Viet Nam
Qui Nhon
1St Infantry
Saigon
U.S
Leathernecks
da Nang
Allegheny
3Rd Marine Division
Dong Ha
CBS
Mekong Delta
Washington
Rutherford Poats
Agency For International Development
Job Applications by Type and Age Distribution
The data show 1 823 total job seekers with 927 applications in bench, structural, and other work, 385 in service, 331 clerical, 120 sales, 41 professional technical and managerial, and 16 part time roles. Age groups reveal 1 114 under 22, 431 ages 22–44, 233 ages 45–64, and 45 aged 65 plus. A total of 930 students seeking summer employment represent 51 percent of the total.
Nixon Holds Session With Conservatives
The Washington Post reports Nixon met this week with leaders of major conservative groups in Washington. No direct discussion of a 1968 bid occurred, but the session was seen as a step to solidify the conservative wing behind an expected presidential run. Lines of communication were opened that could aid later efforts.
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Washington
The
Washington Post
Richard M. Nixon
Classified Ads Spotlight Driving Deals Today
Quick look at today’s classified ads shows a range of car listings from affordable used sedans to reliable SUVs. Dealers and private sellers advertise price cuts, low down payments, and special financing options to attract buyers in a competitive market.
Millionaires Prefer Hash Over Steak Says Hal Boyle
In a witty roundup, Hal Boyle notes contrasts in New York life and manners. He pokes fun at the public’s gullibility toward confident types, while spoofing trends from Post Office stamps to deli owners and cabbies. The piece blends jokes about kitchens, pianos, and social pretenses.
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New York
U.S. Post Office Department
LBJ To Be 58 and Already Has Birthday Present
President Johnson, turning 58 on Saturday, said he already had a birthday present in the form of Congress passing education health housing and poverty programs. He addressed about 200 foreign exchange teachers in the White House rose garden and spoke of using government to uplift Americans and project American values abroad.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Rose Garden
Congress
Deaths raise Wisconsin highway toll to 665
The state’s road toll climbed to 665 after two deaths on Wednesday. Ten year old Terri Schmalz of rural Menasha was hit by a car on Highway 10 near her home, while 76 year old Mrs Della Clark of Green Bay died in a two car crash in suburban Green Bay. Authorities are unsure if the latter’s death was due to the crash or a heart attack, but it is listed as a highway fatality.
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Della Clark
Green Bay
Menasha
Pollution Hearing Set on Great Lakes Water Issues
A House Government Operations subcommittee will hold a September 16 hearing in Milwaukee on water pollution and Lake Michigan. Chairman Robert E. Jones said the session forms part of a series on Great Lakes pollution with at least 15 witnesses expected to testify. The following day the panel will inspect the Milwaukee River harbor and area waste-treatment facilities.
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Washington
House
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Robert E. Jones
Dala
Great Lakes
Milwaukee River
Milwaukee Harbor
Polish World War II Commander Bor-Komorowski Dies
London AP reports General Tadeusz Bor-Komorowski the Polish army commander in the Warsaw uprising died Wednesday night at 71. His Warsaw battle leadership drew controversy after Soviet forces moved in. He contended thousands of his former soldiers were jailed in Soviet camps.
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London
Tadeusz Bor-Komorowski
Bor
Warsaw
Milwaukee livestock market closes steady across cattle hogs and sheep
Milwaukee AP reports Wednesday cattle prices steady with good to choice steers 23.50 to 25.50 and heifers 22.00 to 24.00. Calves mostly 26.00 to 38.00. hogs lower with light weight 24.50 to 26.50 and heavy 23.00 to 25.00. sheep and lambs steady with good to choice 22.50 to 24.50 and ewes 6.00 to 7.00.
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Milwaukee
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Minnesota primary expected to draw 700000 voters
Minnesota's September 13 primary may attract about 700000 voters, roughly 35 percent of eligible residents. The DFL path to governor includes Gov Karl Rolvaag and Lt Gov A M Keith with about 400000 turnout, while overall contests on the DFL ticket and endorsements may depress participation in six other races.
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DFL
Karl Rolvaag
A. M. Keith
Minnesota
Johnson denies big turnover in Congress and dodges 1968 ticket
President Johnson challenged Republicans to name districts they could win and rejected a numbers game, while predicting no large turnover in Congress. He defended his administration on street violence inflation political influence Viet Nam and the Nixon Kennedy speculation and offered no firm 1968 ticket commitment.
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Viet Nam
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Nixon
California
Humphrey
Winona Livestock Prices and Market Report Highlights
Hog and cattle quotes from Winona Minnesota and South St. Paul Minnesota show hogs down 25 to 75 cents with feeders lower, cattle steady to down, and high choice beef prices around 35.00 at the top. Includes produce and stock quotations from Chicago and national markets with price ranges for futures and commodities.
Frinzi accuses Lucey of smear tactics in gubernatorial race
Democratic candidate Dom inic Frinzi charged Lt. Gov. Patrick J. Lucey with smear tactics to shore up a faltering campaign. Frinzi cited Lucey comments on pardon powers and a lawyer’s past cases, warning he will seek all legal remedies if smears continue. Both vie for the Democratic nomination ahead of the Sept. 13 primary.
Antipollution Pledge From Wisconsin Governor Knowles
Gov. Knowles told the American Society of Civil Engineers that Wisconsin will not let its lakes and rivers become open sewers. He cited the 1925 to present progress with 480 municipalities offering sewage treatment serving 99.9 percent, and praised the new water pollution law as an action program.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
American Society of Civil Engineers
Regional Planning Commission
Knowles
Foss ex Governor Foss seeks divorce
Joseph J. Foss former South Dakota governor and American Football Commissioner 51 filed for divorce from June Foss in Clark County District Court Las Vegas. Grounds state three years of separation with custody of their minor son Joseph 15 to Mrs Foss. Married August 9 1942 La Jolla California. Foss served as governor 1954 1958 and is a World War II hero and Medal of Honor winner.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Joseph J. Foss
South ,Dakota
June Foss
Clark Count
Foss
Deaths Continue From Page One In Series Of Crashes
The report lists multiple fatalities from accidents in Minnesota. Theodore H. Westberg, 50, of Bloomington, died after a collision at an Edina intersection. Dr. William J. Smiley, 50, of Ashland Wisconsin, was killed when his motorcycle went off the Gunflint Trail area near Gunflint Lodge. Clifford Larson Jr., 16, of Pine City died after a cycle collision on Highway 61 in downtown Pine City. Timothy Silesky, 16, of Pine City, escaped injury as a motorcycle passenger. Gerald Henry Waytashek, 36, of Pierz, died when his car went off County Road 39, plunged a creek embankment, and rolled, body found under the vehicle.
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Theodore H. Westberg
Bloomington
Edina
William J. Smiley
Ashland
Wis
Minnesota
Cook County
Sheriff's Office
Smiley
Allen
Grand Marias
Gunflint Lodge
Clifford Larson Jr
Pine City
Minn
St. Paul
Larson
Highway 61
Rush City
Timothy Silesky
Gerald Henry Waytashek
Pierz
Morrison County
Hillman Creek
Waytashek
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Apollo
David J. Vail
Welfare Department
South Carolina
Staoe
Winona
C.P
Dakota
T.W
Lansing
Prairie du Chien
Trempealeau
Dodge
Galesville
la Crosse
West Salem
Sun Winona
Hal Boyle
New York City
Greenwich Village
Manhattan
Boyle
Milwaukee Livestock
Tween
Eugene McCarthy
Hjalmar Petersen
Dirksen
Yage
Senate
Idaho
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Winona Livestock Swift & Company
Winona, Minn. Highway
Canner & Cutter
Chicago
U S
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Shearson, Hammil & CC
Memoper
New York Stock Exchange
Allied Stores
Allis Chalmers American Can
American Motors
Amer. Tel. & Tel
Anchor Coupling
Burlington
Chemetron
Chrysler
Consolidated Foods
Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Epko Shoe
Ethyl
Ford
General Aniline
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Great Northern Ry
Gulf Oil
Heileman Brewing
Illinois Central Ind
International Harvester
Republic Steel
Rexall Drug
Royal Dutch
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil of
Calif
Standard Oil
Ind
N.J
Swift
Texaco
Tidewater Oil
Trance Co
U.S. Rubber
U.S. Steel
Universal Oil
Westinghouse
White Motors
Woolworth
Zenith
Dow Jones
Marshall Coo
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
First Bank
Fabri-Tek, Inc
Gateway Trans
Giddings & Lewis
Godfrey Co
Hamilton
Lincoln Natl Life
McQuay, Inc
Nekoosa Edwards
Rockwell
Pyroil Co., Inc
Tausche Bonds
Boston Fund
Chemical Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal
Eaton & Howard Std
Fidelity Fund
Manhattan Fund
Mass. Inv. Trust
Mass. Inv
National
Puritan Fund
Wisconsin Fund
Frinzi
Lucey
Associated Press
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