Thomson Warns Saudi Visit Is Fine Yet Policy Flaws Plague
Rep Vernon Thomson Republican Wisconsin criticizes U S Middle East policy while calling King Faisal's U S visit all right He says U S interest in Arabia is vital for fuel and stability but accuses Washington of feeding Nasser and aiding Arab states with arms and tanks.
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Washington, D.C
Vernon Thomson
R-Wis
Faisal
United States
U.S
Middle East
Thomson
Nasser
Yemen
Israel
Jordan
Living with kin after Maryland jet crash in Hampton Virginia
In Hampton two people died and 44 were injured when a Marine A6A Intruder collided over Chesapeake Bay and crashed into Buckroe Beach area. The blast damaged ten homes and destroyed four cars while a mob of residents, relatives, and officials began rescue and relief work.
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Hampton
The
Red Cross
Buckroe Beach High School
Chesapeake Bay
Bay
Buckroe Beach
Virginia
Joseph Gallant
Four Die in Minnesota Road Crashes
Four people died in Minnesota traffic incidents on Tuesday, raising the 1966 state toll to 327. Teen Michael C. Congreve, 16, was killed near Little Falls when a car driven by 17-year-old Henry Rogers left Minn. 27 and rolled over. Three other passengers were hospitalized. Additional victims included John Visher, 79, of Lake Crystal, a two car crash near Lake Crystal. Jerome D. Bartz, 20, of St. Paul, hurt by a vehicle striking a parked car in West St. Paul. and a Miami man, John P. Miller, 40, whose semi overturned in high winds near Breckenridge.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Little Falls
Michael C. Congreve
Onamia
Henry Rogers
Minn
Highway Patrol
Morrison County
Rogers
Gerald A. Johnson
Roger B. Gave
James L. Congreve
John Visher
Lake Crystal
Paul Smith
Madelia
Ann Marie
Jerome D. Bartz
St. Paul
West St. Paul
David Noel
John P. Miller
Miami
Fla
Breckenridge
Inez Saldana
Lima
Peru
Freeman Tightens Pesticide Regulation Watch
Secretary Orville L. Freeman said the Agriculture Department is stepping up enforcement of farm chemical rules as it monitors compliance and safety standards.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
De Gaulle and Brezhnev Share Vietnam View
In Moscow, President Charles de Gaulle and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev discussed Vietnam and reportedly found converging views. De Gaulle criticized U.S. policy while Brezhnev accused the United States of savage aggression.
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Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
Viet Nam
Leonid I. Brezhnev
de Gaulle
U.S
Brezhnev
United States
Industrial engineer Arthur H. Edge dies in Summit
Arthur H. Edge, a noted industrial engineer and brother of the late Governor Walter E. Edge, died Tuesday in Summit New Jersey.
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Summit
N.J
Howard H. Edge
Walter E. Edge
Lottery Won't Fix Draft, Hershey Tells Hearing
Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey told the House Armed Services Committee that a lottery system cannot solve draft problems, warning against substituting chance for judgment. He defended deferment policy and urged using sound judgment to allocate manpower amid calls to revise the Selective Service.
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Washington (Ap
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
House Armed Services Committee
L. Mendel] Rivers
Ds.c
Rivers
Selective Service
Teen Severely Burned In Clinton Welding Shop Blast
A 16 year old named Donald Gatrel suffered second and third degree burns over 42 percent of his body in a welding shop explosion in Clinton. He was listed in critical condition at St Marys Hospital Burn Center in Milwaukee. He was working alone in a painting room when the blast occurred and flames followed as he ran from the room.
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Beloit
Clinton
Donald Gatrel
St. Mary’s Hospital
Milwaukee
Gatrel
Here
Assemblyman Alfonsi Expects To Be Arraigned
Madison AP Assemblyman Paul Alfonsi a Progressive who later became a Republican said he expected arraignment this afternoon on an undisclosed charge from a Dane County grand jury probe. Indictments were returned Tuesday against Alfonsi and two others. warrants issued but not served as officials notified accused by phone to appear voluntarily.
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Meister
Milwaukee County Democratic
Alfonsi
Assembly
Dist. Atty
Michael Torphy
Dane County
Bardwell
Torphy
Norman Skogstad
West Side Bank of Milwaukee
State Supreme Court
Gunfire in Philadelphia Mississippi wounds white man and ignites march tensions
Highway patrol sealed off a Negro neighborhood after Negroes and whites exchanged gunfire in Philadelphia. One white man, Stanley Stuart, was wounded near the Freedom Democratic party headquarters as civil rights leaders debated violence and nonviolence during the Mississippi march. King said he would lead marchers back armed with justice.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Bruce Latimer
Stanley Stuart
Freedom Democratic Party
Stuart
Maynard King
Latimer
Freedom Democrat
Gibson Eakes
Eakes
Yazoo City
Martin Luther King
King
Neshoba County
James Chaney
Andy Goodman
Mickey Schwerner
Mississippi
James H. Meredith
British Politician Charged With Killing Radio Pirate
Maj. William Oliver Smedley, former Liberal party figure and pirate radio tycoon, is charged with murder in the death of Reg Calvert at Radio City on Shivering Sands fort off the Thames estuary. A boarding party seized the station hours earlier, with another man claiming to supply equipment.
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London
Thames Estuary
William Oliver Smedley
Liberal Party
Reg Calvert
Radio City
Shivering Sands
Smedley
Project Atlanta
Calvert
Rites Friday for GI Killed in Viet Nam
Services for Pfc. Terry Lorenz 19 son of Mr and Mrs Edward Lorenz 1923 S 19th St will be at 2 pm Friday in St John s United Church of Christ Rev John Staton will officiate burial will be in Chipmunk Coulee Cemetery An honor guard from Camp McCoy will conduct military rites Lorenz died June 16 of wounds from action in Viet Nam He was a member of the 173rd Airborne Brigade killed by an exploding mine Friends may call Sletten-McKee Funeral Home Thursday evening or at the church from noon Friday until the service
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Terry Lorenz
Edward Lorenz
S. 19Th St
St. John’s
Sletten-McKee
Injuries Fatal To Small Boy In Grant County Accident
The death of Cameron Puckett three, of Woodman, after being struck by a car in Woodman raises Wisconsin 1966 highway toll to 405, compared with 419 a year ago. Two others died in a head on collision near Spring Green on U S 14 where barricades were in one lane. Earl S Campbell 47 of Spring Green and Mrs Oriole LaFleur 62 Bay City Mich killed. Her husband George 66 hospitalized at Dodgeville. Police said workers patched pavement. See DEATHS Page 2.
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Associated Press
Grant County
Wisconsin
Cameron Puckett
Woodman
Spring Green
U.S. 14
Earl S. Campbell
Oriole LaFleur
Bay City
Mich
George
Dodgeville
Iowa County Sheriff's Deputies
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Rohio
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