Negro Leader and Daughter Die in Milwaukee Fire
Atty James W Dorsey 69 a Milwaukee civil rights leader and his adopted daughter Vivian Rhinehart 28 died in a morning fire at their home Dorsey tried to fight the blaze his body found in a second floor bedroom Mrs Rhinehart died from probable carbon monoxide poisoning Her mother wife of Dorsey survived with the 20 month old granddaughter carried to a neighbor The fire also left Mrs Dorsey and the infant unharmed Dorsey known for long service in civil rights and as Milwaukee County first Negro court commissioner named in 1964 and a former Montana State football player
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Milwaukee
James W. Dorsey
Dorsey
Vivian Rhinehart
Vivian
Montana State University Law School
Montana State
Bernie Bierman
University
Milwaukee County
Strum Pilot Rescues FLIER Deep in North Viet Nam
A U S helicopter piloted by a Strum Wisconsin man rescued Capt Martin Mahry of Custer South Carolina after his F105 was hit north west of Hanoi. The crew faced two heat seeking missiles from Communist MIG17s but escaped into a cloud bank and rendezvoused with an HH3C helicopter.
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Saigon
U.S
Martin H. Mahry
Custer
S.C
Yen Bay Arsenal
Hanoi
Lodge Freeman Discuss Viet Nam Agriculture
In Washington Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman and Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge spent nearly an hour reviewing South Viet Nam's agricultural sector. Lodge noted Viet Nam is an agricultural country, with discussions touching U S aid to boost Viet Nam's farming economy. Lodge also met President Johnson and planned talks with Defense Secretary McNamara and South Vietnamese Ambassador Vu Van Thai.
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Washington
Orville L.freeman
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Lodge
Viet Nam
Tional Security Council
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Vu van Thai
Tribune Carriers Collect This Week
Payment on first call saves time and effort for carriers. Collections are scheduled Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday this week. The Circulation Department.
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Tribune
Viet Premier Ky vows to stay in power at least a year
Saigon Premier Nguyen Cao Ky told reporters he will remain in power until a civilian government is elected, likely about a year or more. Buddhist chaplains in the 1st and 2nd Corps areas were reported stirring troops as casualties rose, with talks of a Constituent Assembly to draft a constitution and a later National Assembly election.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Washington
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tan Son Nhut
Grand Jury Seeks More Testimony in Wisconsin Probe
A Dane County grand jury investigating alleged lobbying in the Wisconsin Legislature will hear more testimony after Tuesday sessions. Five witnesses included three Milwaukee bankers Donald Baxter Robert Rauterberg and Henry Farber and General Telephone official W O Wollner. Mrs R V Anderson active in reform efforts testified though not paid as a lobbyist. 50 witnesses have appeared since March 28.
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Madison
Dane County
Wisconsin
R. V. Anderson
Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs
Attorney General’s
Milwaukee
Donald Baxter
Marshall & Isley Bank
Robert Rauterberg
Marine National Exchange
Henry Farber
West Side Bank
W. O. Wollner
Cold weather cripples Midwest crops and spurs tornadoes
A wave of wet windy weather from the Mississippi to the Rockies brings heavy crop damage across Michigan Wisconsin Indiana Illinois and Ohio. Tornadoes strike Texas Kansas Nebraska with injuries reported near Plainview and further twisters near Lubbock and Dalhart. Temperatures fall to the 30s in the north and a wide frost warning remains from the Carolinas to Connecticut.
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Midwest
Mississippi River
Rockies
Gulf of Mexico
Plains
The
Mercury
Carolinas
Connecticut
New England
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
New York State
Hudson Valley
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Plainview
South Plains
Dalhart
Oklahoma
Lubbock
Nebraska Panhandle
Scottsbluff
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
South Dakota
Idaho
Pellston
Mich
Vero Beach
Fla
Fallout From Chinese Nuclear Test Is Heavier
Japanese scientists report radioactive fallout from China’s third atomic blast being about 33 times stronger than the second test. Niigata University measurements show dust radioactivity peaking at 1.5 million units, versus 45,000 in the second test, prompting concerns over health and vegetable contamination.
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Eugene Levin
Tokyo
Red
China
Peking
Washington
Hiroshima
Niigata University
Niigata
Takao Kosaka
Kosaka
U.S
State Department
Medical Society Elects Fond Du Lac Physician
Dr Harold J Kief of Fond du Lac was elected president elect of the State Medical Society of Wisconsin at the La Crosse meeting. Dr Frank Drew of Whitefish Bay the 111th president said Medicare changes will require adjustments and more paperwork. The two physicians predict a busy two years as Medicare unfolds and longevity increases. See MEDICAL, Page 2
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Harold J. Kief
Fond du Lac
State Medical Society of
Wisconsin
State Society
Frank Drew
Whitefish Bay
Drew
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Council
Society
Wisconsin State Board of Health
Tthe
University of Illinois Medical School
Kief
State Medical Society of Wisconsin
C. A. Grand
Ashland
John H. Houghton
Wisconsin Dells
Frank E. Drew
John Dettman
Green Bay
Tribune
Fillmore Clerk Faces Felony Count
Preston Minnesota AP report says six public officials were released on recognizance after a grand jury indicted 11 counts in a Preston marriage mill probe. Kenneth J. Hall faces perjury charges as Fillmore County Clerk of Courts. six others face receiving unauthorized fees or misconduct charges. arraignment set for May 23.
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Preston, Minn
Preston
Kenneth J. Hall
Fillmore County
Robert W. Sethre
Hall
Oscar Gilland
Wanda Schmidt
Justices of the Peace
J. F. Herrick
O. Russell Olson
Minnesota
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Lawrence Scalise
New Federal Building Completed In Elroy
Elroy Wisconsin the new federal building there has been completed and a dedication is planned. See CHINESE Page 2.
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Elroy
Wis
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Chicago Lake
Lake Michigan
Lake Shore Drive
Lakefront
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Strum
N. Viet
Freeman
By Lewis Gulick
la Crosse Tribune
S. Viet
Twisters
Associated Press
Er Bureau
Mao
Mao Tse-tung
Mehmet Shehu
UPI Radiotelephoto
Medical Society
Fillmore
Gilland
George Murray
Murray
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