Goldwater Sees Viet Nam Talks But Warns Against Giveaways
Senator Barry Goldwater, aboard a 83 foot yacht off California, says the Johnson administration may seek a Viet Nam settlement before the election. He argues any deal must not favor the Communists and favors preserving military leverage. He also notes Red China could be involved and clarifies advisers proposed a pressure tactic if the South Vietnamese military position improves. He plans to launch his campaign in Prescott on Sept 3.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Barry Goldwater
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
White House
California
Goldwater
Red China
Southeast Asia
Cleveland
Ohio
Viet Nam
Catalina Island
Avalon Harbor
South
Central Intelligence Agency
Congress
United Nations
Paul Wagner
Wagner
United States
Prescott, Ariz
Sundance
Humphrey Seen as Wisconsin Edge for Fall Ticket
Wisconsin party leaders argue the Humphrey choice would unite the Wisconsin Democrats and appeal to key groups. He has strong ties in Dane County and the lakeshore and is viewed as a national leader yet familiar locally. The contrast with Goldwater’s pick Miller shapes the state campaign.
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Nelson
Wisconsin
Humphrey
Kennedy
Minnesota
Dane County
Lakeshore
Fox Valley
Reynolds
Harvey Kitzman
United Auto Workers
Washington
William Proxmire
GOP
William Miller
Barry Goldwater
Middle West
Hubert
Reynolds counters Olson orders on guard
Gov. Reynolds, from Atlantic City, counters an Olson move to deploy the National Guard over livestock market disturbances. Lt. Gov. Olson had said guards would act if needed. Reynolds calls the orders unwarranted and insignificant.
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Reynolds
Olson
Madison
John W. Reynolds
Atlantic City
Jack Olson
National Guard
National Farmers Organization
Ralph Olson
Across and Down Puzzle Clues Mixed With Names and States
A dense list of crossword like clues spanning across and down entries with hints to cities rivers and abbreviations. Numerous entries reference geographic places peoples and celestial or mythic terms including Sudanese Negroids Pluto Shoshonean Capuchin monkey and Gudrun.
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Arundel
Maryland
Reynolds orders state patrol help after truck entry attempt
Reynolds told sheriffs to mobilize state county and municipal law enforcement and dispatch State Traffic Patrol to troubled areas. He said NFC president Oren Lee Staley was willing to cooperate, while a governor aide denied any National Guard request.
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O’brien
National Guard
Reynolds
Stanley Zuckerman
Oren Lee Staley
NFC
Minnesota Senator Proposes Look Again Sign at Intersections
State Sen. P. J. Holand of Austin filed a traffic safety proposal with the National Joint Committee on Uniform Traffic Control Devices and the Minnesota Highway Department. He recommends attaching a Look Again sign to arterial stop signs at principal arterial intersections statewide to encourage caution at high speeds.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
National Joint Committee On Uniform Traffic Control Devices
Minnesota Highway Department
P.J. Holand
Austin
Johnson Names Hubert Humphrey as Running Mate
President Johnson announces Hubert Humphrey as his vice presidential choice from Atlantic City. He delivers a sweeping nominating speech and predicts an overwhelming victory for the party in November. Johnson also notes delegate seat resolutions and signals a broad liberal appeal while courting southern conservatives.
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Johnson
Humphrey
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
White House
Atlantic City
John F. Connally
Texas
Dodd
Connecticut
Mississippi
Alabama
The
United States
Senator Hubert Humphrey
Washington
Govs. Connally
Edmund G. Brown
California
Wisconsin 1964 cranberry crop 405000 barrels forecast
The U S Agriculture Department estimates Wisconsin will harvest 405000 barrels of cranberries in 1964, part of a national crop of 1298700 barrels, up four percent from last year and above the 1958 62 average. Massachusetts New Jersey Washington and Oregon also show state totals.
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Washington
Wisconsin
U.S. Agriculture Department
Department
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Oregon
Two Car Family Involved In Fatal Cow Crash
In Centralia Washington AP report a two car family loses a vehicle after Robert Smith of Kent stops on the freeway north of Centralia when his car strikes a cow and is rear ended by another car driven by his wife Ute.
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Centralia
Wash
Robert Smith
Kent
Here
Ute
Khanh to lead South Viet Nam two months
Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh and two other top generals were elected by the ruling military council to run South Viet Nam for the next two months. Riots in Saigon escalated as about 2,000 protesters gathered at the council compound. Troops fired over the heads of demonstrators, killing three and wounding more than 20. Christians and Buddhists clashed in heavy rain.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
Viet Nam
Military Revolutionary Council
Nguyen Khanh
South Viet Nam
Radio Saigon
Council
Provisional
National Congress
Khanh
Junta
Sparta Stockyards Tense as NFO Demonstrators Clash
Tensions at the Sparta stockyards flare as NFO demonstrators gather near local yards and merchants on the Mahlon Kroener property. Police disperse groups while truckers seek escorts. Market reports show cattle and calf receipts down but prices steady. vandalism incidents also reported.
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Leonard Attela
Mahlon Kroener
Kroener
NFO
Sheriff’s Office
Garmon
Donald Wagner
Equity
Edwin Graf
Clifton
Elmer Hatz
Bangor
Sparta
Donovan
al Hemker
Hatz
City May Lease Air Space Over Municipal Lot
St Paul attorney general says city may lease air space above a municipal parking lot with restrictions. The opinion supports a possible deal to build an office building atop the parking area under city control.
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Rule City
ST. Paul
Attorney General’s Office
George M. Robertson Jr
Winona
Livestock Market Report from Winona and Chicago
Swift and Company quotes as of noon with hogs at 16.50 to 17.00 and top sows 14.50 to 14.75. Cattle ranges show steers and heifers 25 to 75 lower, hi choice 24.75, top fed holsteins 19.00, beef cows 13.75, canners and cutters 13.00. Chicago produce notes veal top choice 27.00, good and choice 13.00 to 22.00, common boners 12.00 down. potatoes arrivals and market data also reported with russets at 4.00 to 4.25.
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Swift & Company
Winona
Minn
Chicago
Miami Hit by Cleo Hurricane Toll and Chaos
The storm wrecked Dania and Miami areas with collapsed station, looting, and hotel damage. At Cape Kennedy six rockets were secured. Key Biscayne evacuated as tides rose. Dozens injured, 55 pregnant women admitted, and thousands sought shelter amid power outages and fires.
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Dania
Cleo
Pompano Beach
Cape Kennedy
America
Spaceport
Key Biscayne
Biscayne Bay
Miami
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Caribbean
Fort Lauderdale
Palm Beach
Weather Bureau
Deauville
Miami Beach
WIOD
Cuba
Florida Straits
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
Live Stock Prices at South St Paul Auction Yard
USDA cattle inventory shows 2800 head cattle and 4500 hogs at South St Paul. Cattle slaughter steers and heifers steady with Wednesday, cows up to 50 higher, vealers 1 higher. Hogs barrows and gilts mostly 25 lower, sows steady, feeder pigs steady.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago market prices for butter eggs wheat corn and soybeans
AP report from Chicago shows butter wholesale prices steady with various grade quotes. Eggs unsettled with values mostly unchanged to one cent lower across grades. Wheat corn oats and soybeans listed with No 1 and No 2 classifications and price figures for futures or wholesale trading.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Stock Quotations By Shearson Hammill Co
Dow Jones Industrial average at 830.61 with a 1.40 rise while Railroads fall 0.34 and Utilities marginally up 0.02. Commodity quotes include Sept wheat at 1.43, soybeans 2.5634, eggs 36.40, and corn at 1.24 percent. Mutual funds show Boston Fund at 10.34 down to 11.30, Fidelity Fund at 17.83 to 19.28, and Natl Inv at 16.96 to 18.34.
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Dow Jones
McQuay, Inc
Mfg. Guar, Ins
Nekoosa Edw
No. Plastics
Pyroil Co
Rap Industries
Rockwell Mfg
Royal Dutch N.Y
Swank, Inc
Warner Elec
Western Power
Wis. P. & Lt
Tausche Bonds
Mutual Funds
Boston Fund
Chem. Fund
Eaton & Howard
Bal. Fund
Eaton & Howard Std. Fund
Fidelity Fund
Inc. Inv
Inv
Mass. Inv
Natl. Inv
Wm. St
Puritan Fd
Wis. Fund
Phillips Pete
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Neon
Allis-Chalmers
Aileen, Inc
Republic Steel
Rexall
Reynolds Metals Care Central
la X Rub. Mills
Consolidated Foods
Studebaker
Marine Cap DuPont
Swift
Eastman Kodak
Texaco
Financial Fed
Trane Co
NS ‘Ord
Union
U.S. Rubber
Gamble Skogmo
U.S. Steel
General Dynamics
Western Air Lines
General Electric
Westinghouse
Elec
General Motors
White Motors
Zenith
General Telephone
Great Northern Ry
Greyhound
Boston Capital First Nail City
Gulf Oil
Bank
Illinois Central Ind
Law Cooler
Int Harvester
Epko Shoe
Interstate Power
Wal Bus
La Crosse Coin Club Meets Tuesday Evening
The La Crosse Coin Club will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the La Crosse Telephone Corp office at 5th Avenue and Jay Street.
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la Crosse Coin Club
la Crosse Telephone Corp
5Th Avenue
Jay Street
Milwaukee Machine Blast Kills One Injures Nine
A Falk Corp gear mechanism exploded at about 25 000 rpm killing Floyd W Hartman 38 of Pewaukee and injuring nine workers. The dead man was trapped in wreckage and died before rescue. Injured were sent to County General Emergency and Columbia hospitals with three in critical condition.
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Milwaukee
Falk Corp
Floyd W. Hartman
Route 2
Pewaukee
South Side
County General
County Emergency
Columbia
Stratton Likely to Drop Fight Over Kennedy Nomination
Rep. Samuel S. Stratton probably will drop his bid against Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy after raising the issue at the State Democratic Convention. Amsterdam congressman Stratton sought the nomination but faces long odds, and sources say he will join in backing Kennedy at the convention’s close.
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Albany
N.Y
Samuel S. Stratton
Robert F. Kennedy
Stratton
Youth Committed After Slaying Woman
Kenneth Dobberstein a 17 year old youth was committed to Central State Hospital after a juvenile hearing in Oshkosh. He is charged in the death of Mrs Russell Schumde 46 killed by a shotgun blast at her rural Winneconne home April 7. Her 13 year old son Neil was wounded. Dobberstein was captured near Winneconne High School after an all night search.
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Oshkosh
Kenneth Dobberstein
Winneconne
Central State Hospital
Dobberstein
Russell Schumde
Neil
Brush
Winneconne High School
Frinzi Opposes Implied Consent Law in Campaign Speech
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Dominic Frinzi denounced an implied consent law, arguing it violates due process and burdens the state to prove guilt without forcing selfincrimination. He cited Governor Reynolds and Republican candidate Warren Knowles as supporters while urging stricter traffic laws with enforced compliance. Republican Lt. Gov. Jack Olson accused Reynolds’ staff of withholding information amid statewide tensions.
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Dominic Frinzi
Milwaukee
John W. Reynolds
Warren Knowles
Frinzi
Jack Olson
Madison
Reynolds
National Farmers Organization Livestock
Atlantic City
Olson
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Gov. Reynolds
National Guard of
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Saucy
Heavy Blow
Husband of Ma Jueer & Avnage
Gudrun
Son of
Adam
Merriment
Number
du Unager Ting
Mindanao
Gopher
la Crosse Tribune
RFD
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Senate
New York
John M. Bailey
Grayson Brooks
Monroe County
Robert McCoy Jr
Monroe Nfo
Cataract
McCoy
Vernon Marten
Wilton Area
Norman Kuderer
Tran. Thien Khiem
Duong ‘van
Big) Minh
Minh
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Collins Avenue
Beach
Fontainebleau Hotel
Electromatic
Indian Creek
Daytona Beach
Lake Okeechobee
Florida
James Ford
Guadeloupe
Haiti
National Hurricane Center
South ST. Paul Livestock
By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Danny
House of Music
Main St
Coin Club
RFK
Associated Press
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Main
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