United States Considers Increasing European Defense Divisions
Military officials weigh replacing French units with more U S divisions in Europe to maintain a shield or tripwire. Senator Symington asks if more U S divisions are needed. Army chief Gen Harold Johnson says the question is under active consideration.
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Washington
U.S
Europe
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Harold K. Johnson
Army
Johnson
Senate Armed Services Preparedness
Johnson attends Father's Day service with Luci
President Johnson is driven to Father's Day religious services with his daughter Luci while Mrs. Johnson stays at the Texas family ranch and Lynda travels out of town. The Senate Internal Security subcommittee reports the Communist party USA may be found in campus antiwar demonstrations in South Vietnam. Purdue history professor John Edward Wickman becomes director of the Eisenhower Library in Abilene Kansas.
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Associated Press
Johnson
Luci
Texas
Lynda
Senate
Internal Security
Communist Party USA
Brand
South Viet Nam
John Edward Wickman
Purdue University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
Weather outlook for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Partly cloudy with little temperature change tonight. Tuesday mostly cloudy and warm with a chance of thundershowers west. Minnesota fair to partly cloudy with scattered showers tonight and warmer north. Iowa partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with scattered showers north. Sunrise Tuesday 5 22 a m Sunset 8 51 p m. Five day period temperatures 8 to 12 degrees above normal. Precipitation 0.25 to 0.50 inch through period. Continued warmth expected.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
Teens Hospitalized After Dwight Train Bus Collision
A bus carrying 46 teenagers to a church youth camp collided with a slow freight train near Dwight Illinois. Thirteen teens were hospitalized but all in good condition. no deaths occurred. The bus driver James Oldham 45 of Chicago was also injured.
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Dwight, Ill
Dwight
Chicago
St.James Hospital
Pontiac
Edwardsville
New York Central
Church of God
Joliet
Wilmington
James Oldham
Oldham
Tax Evader Denied A Medical License In Iowa
Convicted tax evader Dr. Milton Margoles of Milwaukee was denied a medical license in Iowa after a unanimous board decision. The 53 year old sought licensure to operate a municipally owned hospital in Battle Creek Northwest Iowa. Margoles had prior Wisconsin tax evasion conviction and prison term and Wisconsin license revocation.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Milton Margoles
Milwaukee
Wis
Margoles
Battle Creek
Iowa State Board of Medical Examiners
George H. Scanlon
Wisconsin
Lutheran leader Rev. Dr. Albert Steinfurth dies at 75
The Rev. Dr. Albert W. Steinfurth, former president of the Central Conference of the Lutheran Church of America, died Saturday at age 75 in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Albert W. Steinfurth
Central Conference of the Lutheran Church of America
Three Wounded in Minneapolis Band Competition Shooting
Three people were shot at a drum and bugle corps competition at Minneapolis North High School. Two men, 25, from Minneapolis and Duluth Air Force Base, turned themselves in. Victims include Robert Nunn 20 with critical stomach wound, Stephan Crawford 20 with neck wound in serious condition, Ricky Patterson with a left arm wound in satisfactory condition. The gunfire was sudden and from a .22 revolver. no argument observed.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis North High School
Duluth
Stephan Crawford
Ricky Patterson
McNamara rejects callup of Army reserves for Vietnam
In a congressional hearing transcript Sen. John C. Stennis released a censored Joint Chiefs testimony showing McNamara rejected three calls to mobilize Army reserves for Vietnam. Gen. Harold K. Johnson backed the view that the vetoes served the national interest and aligned with President Johnson's 1965 pledge not to widen the war.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Viet Nam
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Preparedness
Joint Chiefs
Subcommittee
Harold K. Johnson
Army
McNamara
Johnson
Soviet Union
Baltimore
Births across Wisconsin area mark several June additions
Grandview Hospital and St. Joseph facilities report multiple births. Christopher John Ashland and Deborah Jean Nelson were born June 16 at Grandview and Onalaska respectively, with several other June newborns listed from Decorah Sparta Beaver Dam and Milwaukee hospitals linked to families in La Crosse area.
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Christopher John
Everett Ashland
19Th St
Kathryn Jeanne Meyers
Deborah Jean
Paul L. Nelson
Onalaska
Janet Weisbecker
Donald Motylinski
Green Bay St
Carol Garner
Robert Wayne Jr
Robert W. Mathison
Lake Shore Drive
Kathryn Mekvold
Lutheran Hospital
Darrell Lewis
Mound St
Decorah
Iowa
Marilyn Glennam
Larry Thompson
R. 1
la Crescent
Minn
Ann Friendshuh
Sparta
Wis
St. Mary’s Hospital
Richard J. McKellar
N. St
Janet R. Valentine
LeRoy W. Mielke
Norwalk
Sharon Passew
David E. Fishbaughter
N. Court St
Beverly Burrikel
Herbert W. Holte
Pearl St
Avis Coakley
Francis C. Sanders
R. 4
Joan E. Luther
Beaver Dam
St. Joseph Hospital
David Edgar
Robert de Charme
Linda Rhodes
la Crosse
Milwaukee
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Gerald E. Servais
Denise Downey
Peruvian Army Crushes Red Uprising Plot
The Peruvian army says a nine month operation began last July defeated an anti government uprising plot by Communist guerrillas among Indians and peasants. Artillery and rangers killed 62 rebels including leaders of three commands. Thirty two soldiers and police died in battles high in the Andes. The rebels trained in Cuba, Red China and the Soviet Union robbed banks and stored arms and food.
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Lima
Peru
Andes
Cuba
Red China
Soviet Union
Wisconsin governor hopeful Frinzi to speak at La Crosse Dems
Dominic Frinzi, a candidate for Wisconsin governor, will address the La Crosse County Democratic meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Eagles Clubrooms. The party sponsors a chicken-que Sunday in Veterans Memorial Park at 11 a.m., with Frinzi and Patrick Lucey confirmed to attend.
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Dominic Frinzi
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Democratic Party
Eagles
Veterans Memorial Park
Frinzi
Patrick Lucey
Escobedo Defense Vividly Tied to Supreme Court Ruling
Chicago case centers on Danny Escobedo who used the 1964 high court decision expanding the right to counsel to challenge a new gun charge. His lawyer Marshall Schwarzbach cites the ruling as foundation to suppress evidence and bar police interrogation if the suspect does not wish to be questioned. Escobedo, 28, previously served 20 years for a brother in law slaying and was released after the confession was deemed invalid.
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Chicago
Aerena Aimsei
Danny Escobedo
Supreme Court
High Court
Marshall Schwarzbach
Escobedo
Schwarzbach
Manuel Valtierra
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