Johnson says U S must risk war to keep freedom
President Johnson in Minneapolis argues the United States must be prepared to risk war to preserve freedom while pursuing just peace. He links domestic civil rights enforcement and international aid to friend nations, urging adherence to law and peaceful dispute resolution.
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Johnson tours Twin Cities amid wide handshakes
President Lyndon B. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson toured Minnesota and Michigan, drawing large crowds and raising campaign funds. In Minneapolis they rode to Minnehaha Park for a massive welcome, while a somber note on defending freedom echoed in Washington after the trip.
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Rights Trio Sought as Mississippi Roadblock Probes Missing
Mississippi Highway Patrol and FBI questioned motorists at a roadblock near Philadelphia about the fate of civil rights workers Michael Schwerner Andy Goodman and James Chaney. A witness reported a station wagon and two men resembling the pair near the burned vehicle found last Tuesday as volunteers swelled into the area.
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Man Injured May 25 Dies At Madison
Richard Lee Johnson 28 of rural Chaseburg died in a Madison hospital Friday June 26 from injuries suffered May 25 in Westby when struck by a car driven by Arthur Frydenlund. He left a widow Mathilda and four children. services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Lower Coon Valley Lutheran Church with burial in Viroqua Cemetery.
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Lake City Pistol Whipper Linked to Boat Theft
Lake City police pursue a pistol whipper tied to a boat and motor theft case. Investigators connect the Lake City shooting to a staged Kenosha identity Gary Huber, a 27 to 28 year old suspect described as 5 feet 7 inches, 175 pounds, with a stocky build and dark hair, driving a 1959 Oldsmobile with stolen plates.
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Hunt Centers In Southwest Part Of State
Intensive search in southwestern Wisconsin for a young man from Kenosha suspected of shooting and pistol whipping Lake City police officer Howard Gladt. A 1959 Oldsmobile matching the suspect vehicle fled into Iowa and returned, fueling a statewide police dragnet. Missing man possibly linked to burglaries in Cambridge and other incidents near Madison.
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Nose Lost in Crash Sewed Back on Face
James Kenneth Whisenant a 16 year old Barstow resident was ejected through a windshield when a car left the highway and nose severed. The missing fragment was found 25 minutes after the crash placed in ice and saline and transported 100 miles to Loma Linda for surgery. Doctors later attached the nose and said it should heal with good odds.
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Lodge says Viet Nam war on track while GOP not
Former U S ambassador Cabot Lodge returned from Saigon to urge Republican unity behind Gov. William Scranton. He criticized the Goldwater challenge, pledged to work delegates for Scranton, and stressed nominating prudent leaders rather than impulsive figures. He dismissed atomic defoliation ideas as impractical.
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Wisconsin records 14 traffic fatalities in warm weekend
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin saw at least 14 highway deaths over a warm weekend. Victims include Frederick Einsele 17 and Carl Rybka 49 of Lans ing Illinois in a Portage crash, and several teens from Milwaukee and nearby towns. The state highway toll rose to 464 for 1964.
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Eleven Drownings Reported Across Wisconsin Waters
Over the weekend at lakes and rivers in Wisconsin at least eleven people drowned while many sought relief from heat. Names include David Lato 14 Frank Govek 17 Joan Gunnlaugsson 14 Steven Hedtke 15 Robert Mason 12 Jerry Huff 17 Lawrence Edelburg 35 Leroy Walker 6 George Griffin 34 Sandra Smith 14 and Donald Nogare 6 with multiple incidents at Rock Dam Lake Bear Lake Turtle Creek Green Bay St Croix River and Pewaukee Lake all amid crowded waters and boating accidents.
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Reuss Announces Candidacy for Fifth House Term
Washington AP Henry S Reuss a Democrat from Wisconsin and longtime Milwaukee 5th District representative since 1954 announced his bid for a fifth term in the U S House of Representatives in a current filing campaign move.
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