Debris Found From Northwest DC7 Off British Columbia Coast
Scattered debris from a Northwest Airlines DC7 chartered by the military was found 60 miles off the British Columbia coast. No survivors are expected among 101 aboard. Life jackets luggage and a large metal piece were recovered, ending hopes of survivors. The aircraft departed McChord AFB Washington for Elmendorf Alaska Monday morning.
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McChord Air Force Base
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Elmendorf
Albert Olson
Sumner
Sandspit
Air Force
United States
McChord
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Gulf of Alaska
Sitka
La Crescent to Learn Cutoff Date for Nonresident Students
La Crescent and La Crosse boards discuss ending nonresident attendance by Sept. 1 1966. La Crosse may send a letter to confirm the date while a bond issue for a new La Crescent high school looms. Delegation from La Crescent asks if the council resolution is binding and whether additions to La Crosse schools are planned.
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la Crosse
John A. Bjorge
Minnesota
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Bjorge
Edwin L. Morgan
O. R. Nessius
Morgan
Nessius
Ruling Allows Budget Continuation If New One Fails
Atty. Gen. George Thompson ruled that if the legislature adjourns without an the executive budget and tax program for 1963 65 the current year's budget becomes the base for the new year. A $22.9 million deficit will require $45.8 million in departmental cuts with Highway and Conservation funds protected. The Bureau of Management can order cuts subject to Board of Government Operations review.
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Pommerening
Joint Finance Committee
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Winds Rip Through Waukesha Area With Damaging Storms
Associated Press report details a Monday storm in Waukesha County bringing high winds, heavy rain, and lightning. Trees uprooted, power outages, flooded stores, and property damage occurred while no injuries were reported. Temperatures hit the low 90s across the region with records in Pewaukee and statewide highs.
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Green Bay
Indictment Charges Hoffa and 7 Associates with Pension Fund Fraud
A federal grand jury indicted James R Hoffa and seven associates on 28 counts for allegedly fraudulently obtaining over 20 million dollars in Central States Pension Fund loans. The scheme allegedly diverted more than 1 million for personal gain, including funds used to aid Hoffa’s finances and Sun Valley Florida projects. Co defendants include Benjamin Dranow Abe Weinblatt George Burris Herbert Burris Samuel Hyman Calvin Kovens and Zachary Strate Jr. The conspiracy count carries a five year penalty. See HOFFA, Page 5.
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Florida Homes
Bevard County
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Minneapolis
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Sandstone
Key West
Fla
Calvin Kovens
Miami Beach
Zachary A. Strate Jr
New Orleans
Standoff To Be Resolved Harrington Asks Budget Hope
Madison AP. University of Wisconsin president Dr. Fred Harrington expressed optimism that the budget tax standoff between Gov. John W. Reynolds and the Republican legislature would be resolved. He noted both sides support higher education and cited bipartisan backing for university needs.
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Bishop Treacy Calls for Joint Service for Pope John
The La Crosse Diocese and local faith groups urge pastors to hold an evening Mass or vigil on Monday June 10 for Pope John XXIII. A Cathedral Mass is set for 5 10 p.m. with ecumenical attendance invited including Protestants and Jews.
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Pope John XXIII Dies Sparks Global Mourning
World reacts with sorrow and unity as Pope John XXIII dies. Leaders from Kennedy to Khrushchev send condolences while nations declare periods of mourning and bells toll in churches across Catholic and non-C Catholic lands.
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Tass
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Scotland
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Charles de Gaulle
Hirohito
Protestant, Jewish Churchmen Praise Pope John XXIII Death
Milwaukee leaders from Catholic and Protestant faiths joined in mourning Pope John XXIII. Clergy and officials hailed his charity, unity among Christians, and spiritual leadership. Rabbis and pastors noted his humanity and impact beyond Rome.
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John XXII
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Missouri Synod
William E. Cousins
Milwaukee
Cardinals Plan For Conclave
Pope John XXIII lay in state at St. Peter's Basilica after dying Monday night from a stomach tumor and peritonitis. Flags mourn, 80,000 gathered as cardinals prepared for a nine day mourning period and the conclave to elect the next pope.
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Antonio Gasbarrini
Benedetto Aloisi Masella
Cardinal Chamberlain
St. Peter's
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