Guardsmen Plan Armed Response in Cicero Open Housing March
Illinos National Guard will be mobilized to about 3 000 troops in Cicero and will fire back if fired upon during Sunday’s open housing march. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and civil rights leaders meet city officials to seek a housing accord. King may suspend protests if an agreement is reached and hopes Chicago becomes an Open City.
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Chicago
Illinois National Guard
Cicero
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Gage Park
Chicago Lawn
Francis Kane
Kane
Otto Kerner
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Widows Hold Wide Edge On Widowers
New York columnist HAL BOYLE notes a growing U S population with four times as many widows as widowers. The piece lists statistics on widows and widowers, teen smoking, trained pigs in Little Rock, and other light anecdotes.
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New York
America
U.S
Little Rock
Ark
Counties urged to share costs across regions
State Sen. Walter Hollander told Outagamie Calumet Winnebago Shawano Brown and Waupaca officials that counties could cut expenses by regionalizing problems hiring a labor negotiator for county employment issues and pursuing joint actions such as water pollution control mutual road projects and shared administrative services.
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Appleton
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Outagamie
Calumet
Winnebago
Shawano
Brown
Waupaca
City Spraying Plan Covers Causeway Boulevard Area
The sprayed zone extends from Causeway Boulevard to the north city limits between Black River and the east city boundary. Work starts Friday at 9 p.m. No spraying Saturday night. Sunday night services will cover parks and outlying areas.
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Causeway Boulevard
Black River
Alfonsi Appeal May Be Heard In October
Paul Alfonsi former Assembly leader could have his bribery conviction appeal heard by the Wisconsin State Supreme Court during the week of October 3 The court calendar for September shows no mention of the Alfonsi appeal The court has set October 3 and October 31 as weeks available for arguments before the November 8 election Alfonsi was convicted last month of accepting a $100 check claimed to cover expenses for promoting a highway bill
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Madison
Paul R. Alfonsi
State Supreme Court
Alfonsi
Assembly
Senator Murphy Recovers From Vocal Cord Surgery
Los Angeles Senator George Murphy is reported recovering well after a Thursday surgery to remove a tumorlike growth from his vocal cords at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital. Spokesmen say it will take several days to determine if the growth was malignant.
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Los Angeles
George Murphy
Calif
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
Death notices from Tri-State list S:
Tri State deaths from Sparta and Coon Valley Wisconsin list Rudolph Splett 92 and Anton Eggen 82 among others with burial and service details in Sparta Woodlawn and Coon Valley church cemetery. Surviving relatives include children grandchildren and siblings with funeral home arrangements.
Wisconsin Democrats Vote on Minimum Wage Delay
Senate action shows Wisconsin Democrats Gaylord Nelson and William Proxmire among those voting Thursday to reject a proposal delaying the $1.60 minimum hourly wage from February 1, 1968 to February 1, 1969. The delay was rejected 42 to 40.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
William Proxmire
Senate
St Johns U football star killed in crash near Cambridge
Patrick Whalin a standout defensive halfback for St Johns University was killed when his car left an Isanti County road near Cambridge Minnesota. The 20 year old from Cambridge would have been a senior this fall and helped the team win the national small college title earning Little All American honors. His body was found about 50 feet from the overturned vehicle. The incident contributed to Minnesota 1966 highway tolls rising to 538.
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Patrick Whalin
St. John’s University
Cambridge
Minn
Whalin
St. John’s
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Minnesota
Martha J. Nordgren
Minneapolis
Cheryl Bones
Conrad J. Bones
Brooklyn Center
Perham
Leonard Kremer
Mounds View
Marriage Licenses in La Crosse Area Announced
Couples from Onalaska Bangor Sparta and La Crosse named to wed on Sept 3 or Aug 27 with addresses listed including Marilyn S Panke 1726 Winnebago St and Linda K Darwin R J Sparta among the pairs. James A Strane Holmen to wed Gailyne M Koelbl 2320 Losey Blvd S.
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Michael A. Core
Onalaska
Marilyn S. Panke
Winnnebago St
la Crosse
Harold G. Walter
S. 8Th St
Carol J. Scheck
Dennis F. Churchwell
Bangor
Linda K. Darwin
R. J
Sparta
Ralph D. Smith
Badger St
Debrien J. Severson
St. Paul St
Terry L. Syverson
Palace St
Diane L. Wohlhoefer
11Th St
James A. Strane
Holmen
Gailyne M. Koelbl
Losey Blvd. S
James R. Erickson
Virginia M. Sherwin
Platteville
Terry M. Houlihan
Sumner St
Patricia M. Zander
Charles St
Robert D. Johns II
King St
Marjorie A
Milwaukee leaders warn of bomb threats to new central city schools
Lloyd Barbee of the MUSIC integration committee warned that without changes to Milwaukee’s central city schools there will be efforts to bomb or demolish new schools. Board president John F. Foley said no changes will occur and that students will be educated wherever they are given.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Milwaukee
United School Integration Committee
Milwaukee School Board
Lloyd Barbee
Wisconsin
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Barbee
MUSIC
John F. Foley
Foley
Associated Press
Viet Nam
Today in History and Local School Board Controversy
On August 26 1966 events include the 19th Amendment taking effect in 1920 and space, naval and political milestones. The Milwaukee school board discusses transfer policies and racial integration amid push for district realignment and desegregation efforts. Barbee comments on violence and Viet Nam, noting his concern for his three children.
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U.S
Hot Wire At Crash Scene Kills Deputy
A Walworth County deputy, Raymond Bolton, 31, was electrocuted when he stepped on a live wire at the scene of a crash six miles west of East Troy. Bolton had answered a call about a car hitting a utility pole on county trunk road. He had served since 1965 and was survived by his parents.
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East Troy
Walworth
Raymond Bolton
Bolton
Here
North County Sheriff's Office
United States
Ulysses
Will S. Grant
John F. Kennedy
Lage
Would-Be Burglar Dials For Own Arrest
In Barron Wisconsin a 23 year old Minnesota man attempted a burglary at the Federal Land Bank and Production Credit Office. Officer Harold Thompson fired a warning shot and the suspect dialed the police as directed awaiting deputies and the building owner. Burglar tools were found but nothing had been opened.
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Thompson
Minnesota
Obituary notices for Mrs. Oscar Lee and Mrs. George Lovejoy
Mrs. Oscar Lee 79 of Holmen died Aug 25 in a La Crosse hospital. Born Apr 4 1887 in La Crosse she married Oscar Lee in 1908 and had three daughters and a son among other relatives. Services Mon at 2 p.m. Halfway Creek Lutheran Church burial Halfway Creek Cemetery. Friends may call Sun evening and Monday from 12:30 p.m. until the service. Mrs George Lovejoy 80 of West Salem died Aug 26 in a La Crosse hospital. Born Mar 22 1886 in Lodi she belonged to West Salem Eastern Star. Surviving are husband two sisters and a brother. Services Wed at 2 p.m. West Salem Presbyterian Church. Burial Hamilton Cemetery West Salem. Friends may call Tue evening and Wed from noon until the service.
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Sparta
Wis
Rudolph Splett
Kirchoff
H. W. Winkel
Woodlawn
Gustave
Milwaukee
Gilmer
Onalaska
Edward
Coon Valley
Syrin
Ida) Haugen
Viroqua
Upper Coon Valley
Oscar
Mathilda) Lee
Holmen
la Crosse
Frederick Burrows
Oscar Lee
Violet) Riseberg
Racine
Harold
Dorothy) Eggen
Arthur
Delores) Christenson
Clara Hesselgrave
Halfway Creek Lutheran Church
Halfway Creek
Jostad Funeral Home
West Salem
George (Pearl) Lovejoy
Lodi
Hamilton Padley
Eastern Star
Mabel Everson
Grace Padley
Lubbock
Tex
West Salem Presbyterian Church
William Slosser
Hamilton Cemetery
Paid Advertisement for Lucey Committee in Wisconsin
Authorized and paid for by Citizens for Lucey Committee and Senator Carl Thompson Co-chairman Madison Wisconsin.
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Lucey Committee
Carl Thompson
Madison
Wisconsin
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Catholic Digest
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Gilbertson - Leland Funneral Home
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Syria Haugen
Henry Rundahl
Hilda Berg
Cora Rundahl
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U.S. Defense Commission
U.S.S. Missouri
International Court of Justice
White House
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Berlin
Shagmoor
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Patrick Lucey
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