First National Guard Units Due At Camp McCoy Saturday
Wisconsin National Guardsmen head to summer encampment at Camp McCoy and Camp Williams with about 3,800 troops and 800 vehicles. Convoy timing aims to minimize Memorial Day traffic while aircraft control monitors movements. Convoys run on interstate routes with 450 foot gaps and 40 to 45 mph speeds, police aid at key points to ease congestion. Wisconsin's 32nd Infantry Brigade will move to Camp McCoy June 12.
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Ex-Waukon Newsman Dies at 68 in Iowa
WAUKON Iowa Louis E Hull 68 retired Waukon news paperman died Tuesday May 25 after a long illness Services set for 2 p m Friday at Zion Reformed United Church of Christ burial in Oakland Cemetery calling hours Thursday at Martin Brothers Funeral Home He born February 4 1903 in Bismarck North Dakota married Helen Oehlert June 21 1931 He lived in Algona Iowa Falls Sheffield and Waverly before moving to Waukon in 1945 Part owner with brother Leslie in the Waukon Newspapers Survivors include two daughters two brothers two sisters and eight grandchildren
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Body Found After Boat Capsize Near Oshkosh
The body of Thomas Czarnecki, 38, of Germantown, was recovered in Lake Poygan during Sunday dragging operations. He and a companion were tossed into the water Saturday when their fishing boat capsized. Czarnecki slipped under as a rescue craft arrived. The companion was rescued.
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Patrols Calm Chattanooga After Night of Riots
Police and National Guard pulled back from majority black neighborhoods in Chattanooga and handed authority to unarmed civilian patrols. City officials reported fewer calls and a calming situation, despite shootings and two firebombings. Twenty six people were arrested mainly for curfew violations as riots erupted after a concert dispute involving Wilson Pickett. A fatal shooting occurred Monday night amid conflicting accounts of the events and weapons.
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Sparta Area Man Guilty Of Burglary
A jury found Larry Vinson of Sparta guilty of burglarizing the Silverdale Supper Club on February 28. Police said more than $100 in coins were taken from the jukebox, pinball machine and cigarette machine, with damage to all units and liquor losses. Judge Peter Pappas ordered a presentence investigation and kept Vinson’s bond.
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