Two Charges Are Dropped In Vice Trial
U S District Judge James E Doyle dismissed two counts in a Hurley prostitution trial. Anton Lyserk and Marcia Lyon face remaining charges over alleged interstate promotion of prostitution. Witness Alice Payne testified details of trips and payments.
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Madison
U.S
James E. Doyle
Hurley
Anton
Tony) Lyserk
Marcia Lyon
Kay Martin
Doyle
St. Louis
Alice Payne
Poplar Bluff
Wausau
Ironwood
Mich
Lyserk
State Line
Moon crater Copernicus photographed by Lunar Orbiter II
A Washington released NASA photo from Lunar Orbiter II dated November 23 shows Copernicus crater on the moon with a north view. The image captures 1,000 foot high crater walls, slopes to 30 degrees, and a 3,000 foot Guy Lussac Promontory horizon about 17 miles away, from an altitude of 28.4 miles above the moon.
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Copernicus
Lunar Orbiter II
Washington
Guy-Lussac
Carpathian Mountains
Moon
NASA
UPI
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Deep Space
Goldstone
Calif
Gay-Lussac
Government Plans Rehabilitation Overhaul for Prisoners
President Johnson announced in Austin a Bureau of Prisons reorganization to boost prisoner rehabilitation. A new community service division will run the work release program with prerelease guidance centers or halfway houses. The institutional division will oversee education, vocational training, recreation and religion within prisons. The work release program, begun in 1965, has allowed over 1,400 inmates to work or study away from confinement nightly.
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Johnson
Austin
Tex
Community Service
Community Service Division
Government buildings abroad face tighter security checks
The State Department tightens precautions to prevent bugging of new U S government buildings abroad. An FBI survey finds police chiefs rate lack of public support as the top problem. A nationwide Civil Defense drill tests alert and damage assessment in 48 states. The Treasury aims to mint a record 9.5 billion coins this year.
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State Department
U.S
FBI
The
Treasury
Expert Says No Flights Come From Other Worlds
Dr Gerald Kuiper head of the University of Arizona Lunar and Planetary Laboratory tells the Pima County Bar Association that there are no space flights from other worlds. He calls unidentified flying objects unexplained reports and notes sightings may be meteors comets lightning bolts or other natural events.
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Tucson
Ariz
Gerald Kuiper
University of Arizona Lunar and Planetary Laboratory
Pima County Bar Association
Kuiper
Twin Cities Nurses Dispute Shows Narrow Progress
Representatives of 21 area hospitals and 3200 nurses moved closer to a deal on pay, with new proposals from the Twin City Hospital Association and the Minnesota Nurses Association. Meetings extended to after 8 p.m. as discussions continued with no immediate settlement and on call for further sessions.
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Twin Cities
Twin City Hospital Association
Minnesota Nurses Association
Peter E. Obermeyer
Obermeyer
TCHA
MNA
St. John’s Hospital
Red Wing
Barbara Long
Newport
William C. Christianson
Labor Conciliator’s Office
Wisconsin Foresters Predict A Perpetual Forest In State
Wisconsin foresters say a perpetual forest is assured as planting programs level off after decades of growth. The Wisconsin Paper Industry information service reports over 89 million trees planted on corporate lands since the 1920s, with more than two million trees planted each spring recently. Douglas County led last year with 454,000 transplants, followed by Ashland Oneida Rusk Adams and Marinette.
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Neenah (Ap
Wisconsin Paper Industry
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Paper Industry Information Service
Douglas County
Ashland
Oneida
Rusk
Adams and
Marinette
American Rocket Fired In Australia
In Canberra Australia a American rocket was launched at Woomera as part of Project Sparta. Denham Henty announced the Redstone rocket was fired to study physical phenomena during reentry into the earths atmosphere. Australia Britain and the United States cooperate on the project.
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Canberra
Australia
Woomera
Denham Henty
Britain
United States
Moon Photos Reveal Copernicus Crater’s Rugged Walls
NASA photos from Lunar Orbiter 2 show Copernicus crater with 1000 foot high mountains and 150 mile depth floor. Images taken November 23 from 28% miles above reveal bedrock ledges, 3000 foot Gay Lussac promontory and keyhole Fauth crater.
Essay Contest Judges Named In La Crosse Lions Event
Three La Crosse men were named to judge local entries in the Lions International peace essay contest. Judges include Rev. Melvin L. Frank Sanford Goltz and Robert Johns. The winner receives a $50 savings bond locally and the international winner earns $25,000 in grants.
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la Crosse
Lions International
Melvin L. Frank
First Congregational Church
Sanford Goltz
The
la Crosse Tribune
Robert Johns
Donald Harman
Lions
Harman
Lions Club
Gehrke Arrives in Viet Nam With 14th Engineer Battalion
Army Spec. 4 Michael C. Gehrke 21 son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Gehrke La Crescent Minnesota has arrived at Tuy Hoa Viet Nam with the 14th Engineer Battalion. Gehrke a clerk in Company A entered the Army in October 1965 and was last stationed at Fort Bragg North Carolina.
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Tuy Hoa
Viet Nam
Michael C. Gehrke
Charles A. Gehrke
la Crescent
Minn
Gehrke
Army
Ft. Bragg
N.C
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Hilton
Walkerettes
Special Department
Fauth
Earth
Ieee
New Bare
Wiscovessa
Wena
Krustman
Hims & Hers
Santa
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