Cleo Diminishes Into a Soggy Coastal Storm
Cleo, once a fierce hurricane, rapidly weakens into a tropical storm along the South Carolina coast near Savannah. The Weather Bureau warns of possible severe thunderstorms and tornadoes as rain floods parts of Georgia and Florida, with damage in Florida's east coast expected to reach $200 million and crops heavily hit.
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Savannah
Cleo
South Carolina
Caribbean
Florida
Weather
Florence
S.C
Charleston
Gold Coast
Miami
West Palm Beach
The
Weather Bureau
Cape Kennedy
Lake Okeechobee
Jacksonville
Palm Beach
Brunswick
UAW Chief Warns of Potential Wildcat Strikes
Detroit AP reports Leonard Woodcock, head of the United Auto Workers, warns that GM's 354,000 production workers could stage wildcat strikes amid unrest over contract talks. He notes unhappiness after Chrysler Corp was named UAW's top bargaining target, with 300 GM council members summoned to Detroit for a Saturday briefing.
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Detroit
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Woodcock
Chrysler Corp
UAW
GM Council
Chrysler
Girl's Body Found After Boat Fall in Deep Lake
The body of 15 year old Jessica Cole of Glenview Illinois was recovered by skindivers in Deep Lake Friday. She had been reported missing by her parents Louis and Carol Cole after failing to return to their cottage Thursday night. her boat was found drifting.
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Jackson
Illinois
Deep Lake
Adams County
Jessica Cole
Louis Cole
Glenview
Ill
Records County Court La Crosse And City Police Notes
Records from La Crosse County Court show Kenneth C. Comeau charged with indecent liberties with a minor. bound over for trial. Robert Miles cited for speeding. Police and ambulance notes recount multiple minors taken to St Francis Hospital from Burlington and J C Penney. others report grease burning, leaking gasoline, and a false fire alarm. Local residents and addresses are listed for several incidents and hospital transports.
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Kenneth C. Comeau
Onalaska
Robert Miles
San Francisco
Calif
Kathleen Hanlon
Elliot Ave. Is
Minneapolis
J. C. Penney
St. Francis Hospital
J. H. Paustian
N. Rose St
West Salem
George Pierce
Bangor
Webster Lumber Co
St.Francis Hospital
Russell C. Larson
Redfield St
Third Street
Cass
King Streets
Liberty St
LBJ Readies Texas Showing for Hubert Humphrey
President Johnson and Senator Hubert Humphrey arrive at the LBJ Ranch after Atlantic City. A Stonewall barbecue planned to honor Johnson on his 56th birthday draws wide attendance including some Republicans. Johnson plans weekend campaign strategy with Humphrey.
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Johnson
Stonewall
Lbj Ranch
Reedy
Atlantic City
Barry Goldwater
Johnsons
Humphreys
N.J
Democratic Party
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Humphrey
Building Contractor Fred Mikkelson Dies
Milwaukee AP report says Fred A. Mikkelson 63 of Wisconsin was president of Fred A Mikkelson Inc a firm started by his father in 1908 and he died in a hospital Thursday night from a heart condition.
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Milwaukee
Fred A. Mikkelson
Wisconsin
Mikkelson
Illinois Educator Speaks On Education Value To Bankers
Dr. David D. Henry president of the University of Illinois told a Wisconsin audience that education is an investment in human values without which a business community cannot prosper. He spoke at the 18th annual commencement of the graduate school of bankers. About 411 bankers from 31 states received diplomas from Dr. Robben W. Fleming, new provost of the Madison campus.
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Madison
David D. Henry
University of Illinois
University of Wisconsin
Illinois
Graduate School of Bankers
Robben W. Fleming
Policewoman Quits Force To Become A Nun
Providence, AP. Alice Cullen a 51 year old policewoman of 30 years resigned from the Providence Police Force to enter the Dominican Order as a postulant at the Convent of St. Dominic Blauvelt NY. She carried a pistol on the job and faced gunmen, knives, and dangerous confrontations.
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Providence
R.I
Alice Cullen
Miss Cullen
Providence Police
St. Dominic
Blauvelt
N.Y
No Arrests Planned In Campus Wrecking Incident
Madison police chief Wilbur Emery said there would be no arrests after youths wrecked a campus district apartment on Aug 14 under police supervision. The demonstrators claimed the building was to be demolished for a parking lot, and Emery defended the officers while noting they had been blamed by press reports. He said the action involved no criminal conduct by participants and that reporters’ statements were erroneous.
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Madison
Wilbur Emery
Emery
Madison attorney named to bar committee for Pioneer Law Office dedication
Madison attorney Hubert J. Schleiter of La Crosse will serve on a state bar committee for the dedication of the Pioneer Law Office at Stonefield. Dedication rites are set for 2 p.m. Saturday Sept. 19 at the Stonefield village square, Cassville, within Nelson Dewey State Park. The 1890 village project by the State Historical Society received funding from Wisconsin lawyers via the Wisconsin Bar Foundation.
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Madison
Wis
Hubert J. Schleiter
la Crosse
Stonefield
Nelson Dewey State Park
Cassville
State Historical Society
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Bar Foundation
Birth notices from several Wisconsin hospitals
Birth announcements list multiple births and newborns at St Marys LaCrosse Lutheran Grandview and Milwaukee facilities with parents addresses in Sparta Rockland Galesville Chaseburg and more. Names include Ronald Tag Audrey Anderson Barbara Janikowski Carol Wolfe and Edward Martin Jr with dates Aug 26 27 28.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Ronald P. Tag
St., Sparta
Mary Hart
Donovan A. Davntl
Elm Road
Sparta
Carol Wolfe
Adolph C. Kerska
Los Deane Erickson
St. Francis Hospital
Donald L. Medinger
Redfield St
Audrey T. Anderson
Edward J. Kostuch
S. 23Rd
iSt
Barbara J. Janikowski
Eugene G. Hurtz
Rockland
Rose A. Flock
Melvin L. Fritz
S. 11Th St.Grada
A. Marta
Grandview Hospital
Edward Martin Jr
Edward M. Helgerson
Washburn Ave
Carol Wehrs
Christopher Hughes
Hugh Bowling
Pine St
Romilda Scott
Vietnam Crisis Deepens as Khanh Resigns Power Shift
A 13 day political crisis followed Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh declaring emergency powers and becoming president. He resigned five days ago guiding a 62 member council to a three-general leadership. U S officials urged unity with Viet Cong fighting ongoing and a Viet Cong broadcast urged Saigon residents to oppose the puppet regime.
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Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Military Revolutionary Council
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Washington
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Savall Brother Injured After School Playground Slide
Norwalk Wisconsin report states Robert Savall son of Otto and Mrs Savall broke both arms on a playground slide Friday and was admitted to a Sparta hospital for treatment.
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Norwalk
Wis
Robert Savall
Otto Savall
Sparta
Wisconsin campaign notes and congressmen at caucus
Farmers near Spring Valley clash with state Republican leadership as Robert Knowles faces farmer challenger. Green Bay’s Robert Bittner travels to Columbia for a sentimental trip. Henry Reuss is challenged by Ben Raible during platform review as Young Democrats rally delegates. Bobby Kennedy visit is announced to caucus.
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Page
Spring Valley
Robert P. Knowles
New Richmond
Robert Bittner
Green Bay
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Henry Reuss
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Ben Raihle
Marathon County
Ben
Reuss
NFO action records and farm income critique stir Wisconsin
Friday market notes show declines in top steer prices from 25.50 to 25.00 and lightweight hogs at 17.50, with real calves steady at 32.00. Sen. William Proxmire warns violence must not be condoned and says NFO leaders are acting, while noting Wisconsin farmers face low income despite long hours and high investment.
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William Proxmire
D-Wis
Wisconsin
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
Proxmire
Staley
NFC
City bond plan for Schools Avenue project faces 1966 debt costs rise
The city estimates a $1.08 million bond for Schools Avenue to Cass Street, with $16,500 city share and the rest from county state and federal funds. Debt service would rise to about 9.7 mills, above 1964 levels, and a 10 year bond may be unlikely without higher rates. In 1966 the city would allocate about $68,000 for interest and a 1965 bond first payment at 9.58 mills.
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Cass Street
Milwaukee blast injures two. surgeon performs first reattachment
One injured man Herman Pfannenstiel, 52, remained in critical condition at County General Hospital. His left hand and forearm were amputated by the blast and later reattached in Milwaukee in the first surgery of its kind there. Doctors said they were fully optimistic over Pfannenstiel's chances.
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Herman Pfannenstiel
County General Hospital
Milwaukee
Pfannenstiel
Three businessmen rescued after 13 hour Lake Erie drift
Keith Griffin and Norm Hilgeman were saved by Coast Guard crews after their 26 foot cabin cruiser sank off Toledo Ohio, leaving Bill Adler to drift with a red float cushion. Adler was rescued by a Toledo couple who spotted him and reported the incident. A cutter later found Griffin and Hilgeman clinging to a buoy. none were hospitalized.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
Toledo
Ohio
Keith Griffin
Bill Adler
Norm Hilgeman
Toledo Marina
Griffin
Hilgeman
Adler
Stanley G. Agielsky
Goldwater Enjoys Coast Cruise Before Campaign Kickoff
Sen. Barry Goldwater vacationed with his wife aboard a borrowed yacht off California's coast. He planned a ship to shore call with press secretary Paul Wagner and intends to return to Santa Cruz Island, then continue toward Santa Catalina Island before heading to Phoenix. He will open his campaign in Prescott, Arizona, on September 3.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Sundance
Paul F. Wagner
Wagner
Santa Cruz Island
Santa Barbara
Santa Catalina Island
Goldwaters
Phoenix
Prescott, Ariz
Kidd To Open Heating Firm In La Crosse
David W. Kidd of 2218 Ferry St plans a Sept 1 opening for Kidd Designed heating and air conditioning, offering 24 hour service within 35 miles. He will service Mueller Climatros Timken and Trane equipment and designs layouts to fit customer needs. Kidd has six years in the field and Navy service including time in the Marshall Islands.
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David W. Kidd
Ferry St
la Crosse
Kidd
Mueller Climatros
Timken
Trane
Central High School
Coleman Vocational School
Marshall Islands
Bump Pump Co
Forced Retirement Under Advisement
Madison AP Dane County Circuit Court took under advisement arguments concerning a State Industrial Commission order that Walker Manufacturing Co of Racine abandon its policy of forced retirement of employees at age 60. Judge Edwin Wilkie granted a petition by the firm that the order be reviewed. Judge Timothy Brown heard the arguments in Wilkie's absence.
Policeman Reacts To Beatles Fans In Chicago Crowd
In downtown Chicago a line of about 1,000 teens formed outside the Randolph Theatre for the Beatles film premiere. A policeman shuddered at the scene as two girls were injured when pressed against a plate glass window. The theatre sold 5,000 advance tickets and the Beatles were set to appear in person a week later.
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Chicago
Randolph Street
Downtown Street Resurfacing Ahead of Schedule
City Engineer Robert Scheible said the downtown street resurfacing contract with Mathy Construction Co. worth $152000 is ahead of the Sept 20 deadline. Work on Main Street between 3rd and 7th begins Monday weather permitting after a mid July start.
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Robert Scheible
Mathy Construction Co
Cameron Ave
5Th Avenue
Main Street
Body Of Woman Found In Ditch Near Round Lake
Joyce Obenauf 20, a North Chicago Abbott Laboratories secretary, was found bludgeoned in a car ditch along Illinois 120 two miles east of Round Lake. Two boys on bicycles spotted the body about 10 am. stepmother found it moments before police arrived. The victim had locked herself in the car, which had a smashed window, after a struggle to flee.
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Round Lake
Ill
Joyce Obenauf
Abbott Laboratories
Chicago
Charles Larson
Illinois 120
Miss Obenauf
Lawrence Obenauf
AMA Official Explains Sleeping Disease
Chicago AP reports AMA official Dr. Raymond L. White explains sleeping sickness is primarily a disease of birds and small animals not humans. He warns the Houston outbreak could recur elsewhere as insects bite humans by accident.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Raymond L. White
AMA
Environmental Medicine and Medical Services
Houston
Tex
White
Barn Destroyed in Blast and Fire near Valley
An explosion heard a mile away preceded a Saturday morning fire that destroyed a barn on the Bernard Buerheim farm one mile north of Valley. The blaze consumed 1 000 bales of hay but no livestock. Firemen kept the fire from spreading to nearby buildings as investigators seek the cause.
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Hillsboro
Wis
Berard Buerheim
Valley
Frinzi says he is no longer the underdog in governor race
Milwaukee attorney Dominic Frinzi declared he is no longer the underdog in the Democratic gubernatorial nomination after private polls and COPE surveys showed Gov. Reynolds in trouble. He spoke in Milwaukee after visiting Marinette and completing a 72 county tour. Warren Knowles, the Republican frontrunner, urged a statewide study of agencies to root out duplication and waste, criticizing state government as sprawling across nearly 100 agencies.
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Associated Press
Dominic Frinzi
Milwaukee
John W. Reynolds
COPE
Frinzi
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
GOP
Richland Center
Regular whole milk dominates U S milk consumption
Regular whole milk accounts for 88 percent of all milk beverages consumed in the United States, highlighting its dominance in the national dairy market.
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United States
First Credit names James Ford La Crosse manager
First Credit Corporation announces James Ford of Wisconsin as the new La Crosse office manager. Ford, a Navy veteran and former Pontiac-Buick dealer, pledges service and a 30 day open house with coffee and cookies while inviting locals to seek budgeting help and credit guidance.
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First Credit Corporation
Middlewest
James Ford
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Ford
Edgerton
Queen of Apostles Seminary
Madison
U.S. Navy
First Credit
Chicago
Waukesha
Reais Current i
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