Young Man Charged After Attack In Waukesha County
John A. Waltermire 22 of Milwaukee, a part time radio announcer, is charged with attempted murder and indecent liberties after a boy was attacked and left semi conscious beneath a bridge in Waukesha County. The suspect admitted beating and tying the victim James Otton of West Allis, who is hospitalized with a broken ankle and internal injuries.
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Waukesha County
Dist
Atty
Roger Murphy
John A. Waltermire
Milwaukee
Waltermire
WAWA
Wauwatosa
Robert L. Baird
James Otton
West Allis
Baird
James Carroll
James
UAW Early Retirement Program Opens 10200 Jobs
Union reports about 10 200 job openings created in the first quarter under the United Auto Workers early retirement plan. Nine thousand two hundred workers retired before 65 at auto firms and 1020 at farm implement makers. The program offers a pension supplement up to 400 dollars monthly and stems from 1964 contract bargaining with GM Ford Chrysler AMC International Harvester John Deere and Caterpillar.
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United Auto Workers
UAW
United States
American Motors
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
International Harvester
John Deere
Caterpillar Tractor
Tougher Deferment Standards Studied
The Selective Service considers reviving Korean War deferment rules for college students to screen out marginal students. With 2.2 million current deferments, officials say exams and class standing may be used to identify more eligible men. Conferences with state draft chiefs begin January 9 in Georgia, January 19 in Washington, and February 7 in California.
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Selective Service Agency
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Ft. Stewart
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Midwest
San Diego
Job openings at Badger Ordnance Works near Baraboo
La Crosse Wisconsin State Employment Service reports many calls about jobs at Badger Ordnance Works near Baraboo. No recruitment plan announced yet. details to follow. Applicants may apply at the WSES office in La Crosse or at itinerant offices in Manston, Tomah, Sparta, Galesville, Alma, Whitehall, Black River Falls, or Viroqua.
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Badger Ordnance Works
Baraboo
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Badger Ordnance
5Th Ave. S
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Tomah
Sparta
Galesville
Alma
Whitehall
Black River Falls
Viroqua
Peace Envoys Visit Tito De Gaulle Shastri Next
Communists blast U S enlisted barracks as North Vietnamese resistance stiffens. A Polish diplomat Anatol Slavinski defected in Saigon seeking asylum, prompting a Vietnamese police response and a push by other diplomats to secure his return.
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de Gaulle
Shastri
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Anatol Slavinski
Lodz
Goldberg Briefs NATO Council on Viet Nam Peace Effort
Special envoys Arthur Goldberg and W. Averell Harriman pressed the Vietnam peace drive in Paris and with NATO, presenting President Johnson’s push for an early honorable settlement. Ho Chi Minh urged Viet Cong to greater victories while Kosygin pledged Moscow’s support. De Gaulle offered his own view after talks, and India’s Lal Bahadur Shastri was listed next for outreach.
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Kiyoshi Iwamoto
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van Thai
South Viet Nam
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Bethlehem Raises Prices On Steel Shapes and Pilings
Bethlehem Steel Co the nations second largest producer raised prices by 5 a ton on structural shapes and piling with shipments to start Saturday. E B Bickford said the rise reflects demand for lightweight higher strength steel and the firm expanded its lightweight sections to cut construction costs. Prices vary by plant with 6.05 cents a pound at Seattle and San Francisco and seven cents for sheet piling at Lackawanna.
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Two Charged In Reckless Firearms Use
MAULTON Wis Two New Lisbon men faced Juneau County Court on firearms charges. Mayland Kannenberg on leave from a Navy station in California was charged with operating a firearm while intoxicated after firing a .38 pistol in Union Center. Jerry Paulson faced endangering safety by reckless conduct for firing a .22 rifle at a Milwaukee Road caboose Dec 24 in Lisbon. Bond set at 200 each. Kaminski Jr charged with endangering safety by reckless operation of a 12 gauge shotgun after Dec 15 incident in Marion. Charles Habelman of Janesville arraigned on disorderly conduct and possession of a concealed derringer with obscene pictures. held on 750 bond.
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Milwaukee Road
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Mauston
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Marion Tavern
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Janesville
Habelman
Boy Gary Nord Dies From Accidental Rifle Discharge
Gary Nord aged 10 of White Bear Lake died in a St. Paul hospital from a bullet wound after a .22 caliber rifle accidentally discharged. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nord.
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Gary Nord
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Clifford Nord
Canada Dismisses Figure In Spy Case
Victor G. Spencer a Vancouver based civil servant has been fired by Postmaster General Jean Pierre Cote as part of ongoing spy case investigations tied to the Soviet Embassy. No appeal is allowed to protect security measures and loyal Canadians who aided the security services. Spencer 57 disclosed his under investigation last month.
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Victor G. Spencer
Jean- Pierre Cote
Spencer
Vancouver
B.C
Cote
Wisconsin Toll of Highway Fatalities Climbs to 1018
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin end of 1965 highway deaths reached 1018, compared with 1059 for all of 1964. Richard Draheim, 72, of Reedsville, died after his pickup collided with a car on Manito WC Trunk JJ Thursday afternoon.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Richard Draheim
Reedsville
Manitowoc County
Summer Tries to Return as Winter Wins in Coulee Region
Summer made a gallant effort to return at year’s end but was pushed back by cold wests winds after a 59 degree high between 3 and 4 a.m. Friday. By 10:30 a.m. the thermometer fell to 22 degrees and a five day cold spell followed. La Crosse forecasts a New Year’s Eve low near 10 with highs in the low 20s and snow flurries expected through the period.
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Coulee
la Crosse
Ratification Sought in Olin Mathieson Gunpowder Strike
After four days of talks, a tentative settlement at the Olin Mathieson gunpowder plant in East Alton Illinois aims to restart stock rebuilding for Viet Nam. Four unions plan votes over the holiday weekend to approve the agreement. Workers average $2.78 per hour.
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Viet Nam
Olin Mathieson
East Alton
Ill
William E. Simkin
White House
Pentagon
Illinois
Aflcio International Association of Machinists
Simkin
Afl-Cio International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Western Employes Trade Council
Defense
Japanese urge Reds to talk peace in Viet Nam
Tokyo reports the Japanese government urged the Communists to enter negotiations for peace in Viet Nam. A statement from Prime Minister Eisaku Sato's spokesman said Japan hopes the Communist side understands the United States' aim to end the war and will promptly begin talks to restore peace in Asia.
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Viet Nam
Eisaku Sato
Tomisaburo Hashimoto
United States
Asia
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