Kidnaper Dragged Girl By A Chain Around Her Neck
Peggy Ann Brodnick, 17, survived a week with captor William Diller Hollenbaugh in Pennsylvania woods after he abducted her May 11. An FBI agent and Hollenbaugh were killed in the final gun battle as authorities closed a large manhunt. Peggy Ann, battered but safe, indicated she slept outside and ate canned beans with her captor during the ordeal.
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Shade Gap
Peggy Ann Brodnick
Peggy Ann
Fulton County
McConnellsburg
Tuscarora
FBI
William Diller Hollenbaugh
Hollenbaugh
Gerald T. Lorentz
Lorentz
Schilling Electric Co Sold To Chicago Firm
L John Schilling announced Schilling Industries will form in Galesville to manufacture electronic and mechanical equipment starting June. He resigns as president of Schilling Electric Co and sells stock to Babson Co of Chicago. Donald Haug to lead. IBM 360 parts assembly planned. A 20 000 square foot plant with expansion to 100 000 is planned. Building hoped by Aug 15.
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Galesville
Wis
L. John Schilling
Schilling Industries
Schilling
Schilling Electric Co
Babson Co
Chicago
Donald Haug
Electric Company
International Business Machine
IBM
Barr
Peter Nelson
Paratroopers Display Firepower at Camp McCoy Armed Forces Day
Premier Ky's Paratroopers battle rebels in Da Nang is not reflected here. Camp McCoy opens Saturday for Armed Forces Day 1 30 to 3 30 p m with a live fire exercise by Wisconsin National Guard crews showcasing 4 2 inch and 81 mm mortars .30 caliber machine guns 3 5 inch rocket launcher and 106 mm recoilless rifle along with equipment displays and skills demonstrations. Units include Headquarters and Headquarters Company 1st Infantry Brigade 1st Battalion 127th Infantry and 2nd Battalion 128th Infantry all part of the Selected Reserve Force with full combat strength and training increased to 72 periods annually.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Wisconsin National Guard
Army
1St Infantry Brigade
127Th Infantry
128Th Infantry
U S Stays Clear Of Civil Clash In Vietnam Turmoil
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky's troops surrounded rebel headquarters in Da Nang after hours of heavy fighting around Buddhist strongholds. Viet Cong radio urged troops to rise up, while Buddhist leaders appealed to world leaders to end the strife and canceled rallies for Ho Chi Minh's 76th birthday.
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Edwin Q. White
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
da Nang
Viet Cong
Liberation Radio
Ho Chi Minh
Com
McNamara floats two year national service plan
Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara proposed a voluntary two year service for all U S youth in uniform the Peace Corps or other relief work indicating both men and women could participate. He cautioned against immediate legislation while highlighting bridges to Red China and expanded multination peacekeeping.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Peace Corps
McNamara
Montreal
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Pentagon
Congress
Red
China
United States
Russia
Red China
Dean Rusk
Peace ‘Corps
Judge Duffy to retire from Seventh Circuit
Milwaukee AP judge F Ryan Duffy Sr of the Seventh Circuit says he notified President Johnson he will retire July 1 and become a part time senior judge. Duffy, 77, appointed in 1939, was a Wisconsin Democratic senator and former Wisconsin Supreme Court hopeful Thomas Fairchild named as possible successor.
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Milwaukee
F. Ryan Duffy Sr
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Johnson
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Duffy
7Th Circuit
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Thomas E. Fairchild
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Fondie Lac
Wis
Senate
Alexander Wiley
Kick By Horse Fatal To Oshkosh Man
Oshkosh man Charles H. Wrage died after a horse kicked him in the face at his stable on the Oshkosh outskirts. The body was found lying face down in the horse’s stall by his brother Nick Wrage. Winnebago County Coroner Art C. Miller reported the death occurred Wednesday night.
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Oshkosh
Charles H. Wrage
Winnebago County
Art C. Miller
Miller
Wrage
Nick Wrage
Political Unrest in South Viet Nam Worries U S Officials
U S officials fear prolonged political violence in South Viet Nam could undermine the American war effort and force reconsideration of policy. Warnings to Saigon leaders emphasize that their unity and actions are essential to U S support as military and Buddhist factions clash in Da Nang and Hue.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
U. S
South
Viet Nam
Hue
Dean Rusk
Rusk
U S aides urged to back developing nations in fight against Communism
McNamara argues U S aid to underdeveloped nations ties to security and rejects rescuing failed regimes. Officials warn South Vietnam turmoil could force American troops into internal clashes, raising questions about future U S role as civil strife worsens. Johnson reaffirms commitment to supporting South Vietnam until its people determine their future.
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McNamara
U. S
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Montreal
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Jack L. Conmy
Fran Lee
Premier Ky
McCoy
Armed Forces
U.S
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U.S. Command
Air Force
Qui Nhon
du Quoc Dong
See DA Nang
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Coens Arraee
Hood Heads
la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison
Wayne J. Hood
Trane Co
la Crosse
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
L. J. Seyberth
Eau Claire
Lester P. Voigt
Department
Hood
Warren Knowles
Harlan J. Clinkenbeard
Waukesha
Jack B. Olson
Wisconsin Dells
Douglas Haist
Russell G. Lynch
John E. Krueger
Douglas G. Marshall
Louis W. Staudenmaier
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ROYAL
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