Soviet Union to Donate 200000 Tons Wheat to India
India’s prime minister confirms a gift of 200000 tons of wheat from the Soviet Union to drought struck regions. Kosygin letters the "outright gift" with transshipment costs borne by the USSR. Gandhi’s spokesman says the aid arrives free and relief is welcome.
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New Delhi
India
Soviet Union
Indira Gandhi
Food Ministry
Knowles Flusters UW Officials With Budget Challenge
Gov Knowles challenged University of Wisconsin officials during a six hour hearing over a 1967 69 budget request. He demanded why a 15 million computer system was agreed to without state authorization and questioned a 4.5 million for instruction as vague. He pressed the university on 300 000 for an atomic lab site and noted possible reliance on gifts and federal grants for operating costs.
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Harrington
Robert Alberty
Alberty
Midwestern University Research Murar Association
State Building Commission
Stoughton
Weston, Ill
Glen Pommerening
Madison
Robben W. Fleming
Walter Hollander
Roosendale
Tragedy at Windsor Intersection Crushed School Bus
A tractor trailer spilled ten tons of wet sand onto a school bus carrying thirty children near Windsor Ontario. Eight children died and thirteen were injured while rescuers freed victims for nearly two hours. The truck driver was charged with dangerous driving. The bus driver survived but plans to quit.
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Windsor
Ont
Detroit River
Detroit
Gerald Gemus
Oldcastle
Gemus
Frith School
Maidstone
Marcel LeFrancois
Stoney Point
LeFrancois
Five killed as train hits car at St. Joseph crossing
A six car Great Northern train struck a car at a St. Joseph crossing killing five Paynesville residents. The victims were James and Mary Roeser 23 Michel Mary 4 months Raymond Roeser 50 and Michael Roeser 12. The No. 11 Red River bound for Fargo delay lasted about 142 hours. The crossing had no flashing lights. Other fatalities included Richard Steuck 37 crushed by granite and John Wiranen 84 fatally injured by a car near Cloquet.
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St. Joseph
Paynesville
James Roeser
Michel Mary
Roeser
Raymond Roeser
Michael Roeser
Michael
Gerald Roeser
Great Northern
Red River
Twin Cities
Fargo
N.D
Minnesota
Richard Albert Steuck
Watertown
S.D
U.S. 75
Madison
Highway Patrol
Steuck
John Wiranen
Lee O. Hubbell
St. Louis County
Steinle Dies Former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice
Roland J. Steinle Sr. age 70, former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice and 1936 Republican lieutenant governor candidate, died after a heart attack at his Shorewood home. Born Milwaukee March 21, 1896, he served as Milwaukee County judge, Milwaukee Circuit Court judge, joined the state Supreme Court in 1954, ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. Senate in 1958 and taught at Marquette University for 26 years.
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Milwaukee
Roland J. Steinle Sr
Wisconsin Supreme Court
U.S. Senate
Shorewood
Steinle
Roland J. Steinle Jr
State Supreme Court
Walter Kohler
Oscar M. Fritz
State Court
Senate
William Proxmire
Marquette University
Marquette
Judge Steinle Known For 1949 Larson McLoone Trial
Justice Steinle, who presided over the 1949 La Crosse trial of Arnold C. Larson for the murder of Dr. James McLoone, died leaving a widow and three children. Services are planned Friday morning at St. Robert's Catholic Church in Shorewood.
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Steinle
St. Robert’s Catholic Church
Shorewood
la Crosse
Arnold C. Larson
James McLoone
Larson
McLoone
Monegan
Highway 16
Robert S. Cowie
B52s Deliver Double Blow At Red Troops
U S B52 bombers struck Viet Cong bunkers in War Zone C near Saigon before dawn and North Vietnamese troops in the DMZ in the afternoon. Navy jets shot down two enemy planes near the Gulf of Tonkin. North Korean pilots reportedly training in North Vietnam. Australia to boost force to 6300. Giap vows continued fight. US casualties and troop totals update. See VIETNAM, Page 2.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Guam
War Zone C
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Long Beach
Washington
North Vietnam
Harold Holtz
Canberra
Australia
Hobart
Nguyen Cao Ky
United States
Hanoi
Vo Nguyen Giap
Kennedy Book Saga Settles with Look Magazine
Harper & Row will settle the Kennedy book dispute with Mrs. John F. Kennedy along lines of the Look agreement. Deletions concern personal passages, enabling Look to serialise The Death of a President starting Jan 10, with Harper & Row planning a book release next April.
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George Esper
NEW York
Harper & Row
John F. Kennedy
Look Magazine
Edward S. Greenbaum
Kennedy
Simon H. Rifkind
Mrs. Kennedy
Gardner Cowles
Cowles Communications, Inc
Look
Cowles
Cass Canfield
William Manchester
Robert Kennedy
Sun Valley
Idaho
Manchester
William Atwood
Simon Rifkind
UPI Telephoto
Auto Mishap Fatal To Welfare Worker
The deaths of a Douglas County welfare worker and a Madison boy pushed Wisconsin highway toll to 1 080 for the year with nine days left. Margaret Wood 61 of Superior was killed in a two car crash at State Highway 2 and a county trunk road east of Superior. David M Cohn 13 of Madison was killed when his bicycle collided with a car on Madison's West Side.
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Douglas County
Madison
Wisconsin
Margaret Wood
Superior
David M. Cohn
Boy Chokes To Death On Piece Of Candy
In New Brighton Minnesota a six year old boy Bruce A Smith son of Mr and Mrs Orval Smith died after choking on Christmas candy while playing at a friend's home. A nearby policeman responded to the distress call and efforts to revive him were unsuccessful. The Smiths also have an eight year old son Joel.
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New Brighton
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