Frightened Neighbor Fails to Aid as Woman Is Shot on Porch
In Oklahoma City a 45 year old widow Rose Peiffer died from gunshot wounds after an attacker followed her onto a neighbor’s porch. A frightened neighbor barred the door as the victim screamed for help and investigators tracked a blood trail across the driveway. Police had no motive or clues.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Bruce Shaw
Rose Peiffer
Shaw
Dennis Berglan
Beginning of World Food Crisis Seen by U S Expert
Washington AP Richard W Reuter a top State Department food expert says the world is entering a prolonged food crisis and the US no longer has enough surplus to meet all claims. He notes India received a $53 million food grain allotment and warns of global shortages without expanded production and population balance.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Richard W. Reuter
Dean Rusk
India
Reuter
Associated Press
Welfare Unwanted Foster Children Removal Protested
In Waunakee Wisconsin state welfare officials removed three foster children from the Boles family amid protests by local leaders. Petitions to return Christie 9 Connie 7 and Sandy 16 circulated addressed to Governor Knowles and legislators. Sheriff Vernon Leslie supported Mrs Boles, while welfare director Frank Newgent defended the actions as best for the children's welfare.
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Wannakee
Wis
Clarence Boles Sr
Boles
Vernon Leslie
Dane County
Frank Newgent
State Welfare Department
Division of Children and Youth
Welfare Department
Sandy
Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Shoemakers To Be Busy In New England
Maxwell Field of the Shoe and Leather Association predicts 1967 New England shoe output will reach 220 million pairs, up from 210 million this year. The region employs about one third of U S shoemakers.
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Boston, Mass
New England
Shoe and Leather Association
Maxwell Field
Wrong Number For Ice Cream Saves A Life
A Tucson woman sought an ice cream parlor number and dialed a wrong one. The call led police to Beatrice Friedman, 78, found unconscious after a stroke. she was in fair condition. The ice cream parlor and apartment numbers had no common prefixes, a detail noted by police.
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Tucson
Ariz
Elizabeth Drake
Milwaukee man charged in wife and stepson slayings
Paul M. Klisurich, 47, faces two counts of first degree murder for the beating and choking of his wife Dolores, 40, and stepson Joseph Trobaugh, 5, during a quarrel at their Greenfield home. Bond set at 25000. preliminary hearing January 23. The medical examiner listed Dolores’s death as a brain hemorrhage and Joseph’s asphyxia with a fractured skull.
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Milwaukee
Paul M. Klisurich
Christ T.seraphim
Klisurich
Dolores
Joseph Trobaugh
Greenfield
Elisarich
Joseph
Helen Young
LCU Dean Named to State Education Committee
Six state educators including W. Carl Wimberly dean of La Crosse State University join the Coordinating Committee for Higher Education advisory panel to study social welfare program needs at state universities. Others include Robert H. DeZona Robert E. Forman Wallace Lemon Martin Loeb and Quentin Schenk with campus and system roles across Oshkosh Madison Milwaukee.
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Madison
W. Carl Wimberly
la Crosse State University
Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Robert H. DeZonia
Robert E. Forman
Oshkosh
Wallace Lemon
University of Wisconsin
Martin Loeb
School of Social Work
Quentin Schenk
School of Social Welfare
Milwaukee
Evans signs motto warns of legislature session
Governor Daniel J. Evans has ordered a sign to be posted in his Olympia office before the legislative session begins January 9. The sign quotes a 1866 New York Surrogate Court decision: No man's life, liberty or property are safe while the legislature is in session.
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Olympia
Wash
Daniel J. Evans
New York
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