Peace Talks Move to Concrete Path Johnson Says
President Johnson said Hanoi shows no sign of readiness for serious Paris talks and urged shifting discussions to concrete peace steps. He cited intensified North Vietnamese infiltration in the South, warned of heavier U.S. burdens, and invited congressional leaders to a White House briefing with Cyrus Vance.
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Johnson
Hanoi
Paris
Vietnam
Cyrus R. Vance
Washington Hanoi
North Vietnam
Panhandle
United States
U.S
Congress
White House
Vance
Jim Dooley Named Bears Head Coach After Halas Retirement
Chicago owner George Halas appoints Jim Dooley 38 a longtime assistant as head coach, signaling a major shift after Halas retires from 39 seasons. Dooley, a former Bears receiver, will direct the offense under a long term deal terms undisclosed, chosen over nine other assistants.
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Chicago
Jim Dooley
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Halas
Bear
Dooley
Bears
U S Forces Hit North Vietnam In fierce DMZ and Laos clashes
Heavy fighting raged across northern South Vietnam and along the DMZ as U.S. Marines and the 4th Division faced North Vietnamese assaults. Rockets and mortars struck a fire base near Dak To, with hand to hand fighting and 102 enemy bodies found, while B 52 strikes pounded staging areas and raids intensified along the DMZ.
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Laos
Air Force
4Th Division
Dak To
John R. Hickman
U.S
South Vietnam
Khe Sanh
Dong Ha
Saigon
Gia Dinh
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Dmz
Demilitarized Zone
United States
Scorpion Sub Issue Deep Sea Rescue Effort Underway
The Scorpion, a 3075 ton Skipjack class atomic submarine, remained submerged after rough seas as crews consider rescue options. Commanded by Cmdr Francis A Slattery the vessel was on a routine Mediterranean exercise and headed home May 17. Navy officials said depth and recovery limits complicate rescue if damage occurred. The search is led by Rear Adm Douglas Pilats aboard the destroyer William Wood.
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Straits of Gibraltar
Thresher
Moorer
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Azores
Navy
Radio Highlights Tuesday Baseball and Vox Pop Schedule
WKTY airs Cubs vs Phillies at 6 30 p m and Twins vs Indians at 7 45 p m while WLCX presents Vox Pop at 7 p m.
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WKTY
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
Governor's Wife Undergoes Checkup at University Hospital
Mrs. Warren P. Knowles wife of the governor is at University Hospitals for tests today. An official spokesperson said the checkup was planned weeks ago after recent ulcer trouble symptoms.
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Madison AP
Warren P. Knowles
Birth announcements throughout Wisconsin cities May 17 27
The births list multiple infants named Amy Leigh Robin Ann Peter son and others born May 17 through May 27 at Lutheran Hospital St Francis Hospital Stoddard Vernon Memorial Hospital PONTIAC West Chicago and more. Parents include Onsager Bank Gates Westby Mullenberg Arnold Leis Hart Johns Langaard Worman Tainter Pedretti Zielke Greene with addresses in Sparta Onalaska Galesville Cashton Readstown and Pontiac.
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Marlyn McMullin
William E. Lichtie Jr
S. 13Th St
Alice Reichert
James A. Clements
Genoa
Clara Ann de Florian
Frank W. Dikeman
Onalaska Ave
Betty J. Roraff
Galesville
Jeanette H. Mahutya
Raymond Kramer
Trempealeau
Helen Amundson
Sparta
Wis
St. Mary’s Hospital
Richard M. Mullenberg
Lee Court
Karen O'Neill
Charles L. Arnold
Hill St
Glenna Ricker
Duane Leis
R. 2
Bangor
Madonna Elsen
Fred Hart
Pine St
Michele West
Alvin Schaitel
S. Court St
Jean Rasmussen
Robert M. Johns
Washington St
Madison
Avon Vieth
Tilmer Ofte
Oak St
Westsby
Winnifred Rodd
Viroqua
Paul Goman
Stoddard
Holly Hayden
Francis Knutson
Rita Thoreson
Laurice Moe
Rose Marie Lowe
Rodney Fortney
Judith Blum
Mark Hill
Kathy Sidie
David Peterson
R. 3
Cashton
Beverly Hanson
David Langaard
Doris Helke
Ross King
Carol Jacobsen
Richard Worman
Readstown
Agnes Marie Overstreet
Earl Tainter
Gays Mills
Patricia Breiver
Albin Pedretti
Mary Clark
Pontiac
Mich
John Howard
Michael Zielke
S. Telegraph Road
Judith Ekholm
la Crosse
West Chicago
Ill
Gordon Greene
George St
Sherry True
Onalaska
McCarthy Rejects Delegates Voted By District Committees
Wisconsin primary winner Eugene McCarthy vetoes the delegate slate chosen by district committees. He names his own picks and confirms only the 2nd District and at large list. The new primary law allows a candidate to veto delegates he dislikes.
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Madison
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Robert C. Zimmerman
Democratic Administrative Committee
McCarthy
Police and Firemen Appeal for Respect in NYC
New York City police and fire units spent 24 240 on an ad campaign asking the public to stop mistreating responders during duties. The Uniformed Firemen's Association and Patrolmen's Benevolent Association ran full page ads in major papers urging forbearance amid dangers and injuries.
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New York
Uniformed Firemen’s Association
Patrolman’s Benevolent Association
New York Times
New York Daily News
Frank Gucciardi
Columbia University
Motive Sought In Coed's Murder At Wisconsin Campus
Authorities search for a suspect and weapon in the brutal slaying of Christine Rothschild an 18 year old University of Wisconsin freshman. She was found stabbed and beaten outside a classroom building near Sterling Hall with 14 chest and neck wounds. Robbery is not suspected.
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Arthur L. Srb
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Miss Rothschild
Authhories
Hanson
Clyde Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Ralph Hanson
Hanson Sa Miss Rothschild
Senn High School
Chicago
Emanuel Rothschild
Phillip van Valkenberg
Hanison
Sterling Hall
Ann Emery
Gertrude Armstrong
Gas Forces Evacuation Of 60 At School
About 60 children were carried from the Booker T Washington School in Baltimore after exposure to gas in the cafeteria during the first lunch period. More than 40 were hospitalized for treatment as police and health officials searched for a source, with reports of a possible gas bomb later questioned.
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Baltimore
Booker T. Washington School
James R. Hite
Hite
Mary E. Peck
Health Department
Teachers Seek $931,000 Pay Boost After Cut Demand
The teachers raised pay boost to 931000 while narrowing demands to 874000. The Rev Mr Schwandt noted the board moved from 367000 in raises to 581009. Nonsalary items to be considered June 5 include insurance, working conditions, class size, time off, school calendar and other items. Both groups had tried to resolve salary questions prior to other issues.
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Schwandt
Kennedy Uneasy McCarthy Optimistic As Oregon Votes
In Oregon Democratic voters choose in a close presidential primary with Kennedy uneasy and McCarthy optimistic. NBC poll shows Kennedy slight edge while Nixon eyes victory on the Republican side with Rockefeller and Reagan on ballots.
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Ore
Oregon
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
McCarthy
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Nixon
Indiana
Nebraska
Minnesota
Humphrey
South Dakota
National Broadcasting Co
Oliver Quayle Co
Johnson
GOP
Olympia
Wash
Dan Evans
NBC
Reagan
Petition Filed Against Wisconsin Garnishment Law
The NAACP Legal Defense Fund filed with the U S Supreme Court a petition on behalf of Christine Sniadach of Milwaukee challenging Wisconsin wage garnishment without a prior court hearing. The group argues the state’s rule violates due process as 17 states allow such garnishments and workers risk losing jobs before contesting them.
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Milwaukee
U.S. Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Legal Defense Fund Inc
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S
Christine Sniadach
Madison attorney named Judicial Council research director
Atty. James E. Hough of Madison was named research director of the Wisconsin Judicial Council. He has served as attorney for the legislative reference bureau and as a legal analyst for the Assembly Judiciary Committee.
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Madison
James E. Hough
Wisconsin Judicial Council
Hough
Legislative
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Quotations From National Dealers Amid Morning Trading
Stock quotes from Shearson Hammill and Marshall Co. show representative interdealer prices as of 9:00 a.m. The list notes markets shift through the day and excludes retail markups or commissions. CW Transport 20.21 and Dial Finance 13 13. Fabri Tek 19 19 12.
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la Crosse Cooler
la Crosse Tele
Mutual Futyroll Co., Inc
Boston Fund
Chem. Fund
Eaton & Hower
Eat & Howard
Eberstedt Fd
Manhattan Fidelity Fund
Mass. Inv. Tr
Mass. Inv. Gr
Natl. Investors
Puritan Fund
Wisconsin Fund
Nelson urges ceasefire and province elections in Vietnam plan
Nelson and Gundersen outline a peacemaking path in Vietnam with an immediate ceasefire, province by province elections under an international agency, and a nationwide vote. Gundersen announces a bid for U S Representative in Wisconsin's 3rd District, arguing Democrats may win the House if Nixon is blocked. Market notes follow, detailing livestock and commodities in Winona and Chicago, with forecasts and prices.
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South Vietnam
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Gunnar A. Gundersen
la Crosse
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Richard Nixon
Tomah community leader Kenny Continueumanage dies
Longtime Tomah civic figure Kenny Continueumanage led efforts to rebuild Tomah High School after a fire, secured state and federal funds, lobbied for regional facilities, attracted industry, and promoted regional development. Survived by Norma Cunningham and six grandchildren.
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Veterans Hospital
Camp McCoy
Volk Field
Camp Douglas
Norma Cunningham
Stanley
John
D. J
Mary Ellen) Hartung
Cocoa, Fla
Phillip
Patricia) Mark
Waukesha
Raymond
Platteville
Kansas City Police to Resume Mace Use
Kansas City police will resume using chemical Mace for force when needed after a 17 day suspension. Police Chief Clariece Kelley says no injuries occurred from its use and officers should wash the chemical off with water. He notes Mace is to be used only when force is justified and preferable to batons or firearms.
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Kansas City
William H. Stewart
U.S
Clariece M. Kelley
Kelley
Danish Princess Delivers Heir in Copenhagen
Princess Margrethe gave birth by Caesarean section to a nine pound boy at Copenhagen University Hospital. The birth marks the first direct heir to the Danish throne in 69 years. Margrethe, 28, wed June 10 to Count Henri de Monpezat, now Prince Henrik of Denmark.
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Copenhagen
Margrethe
Copenhagen University Hospital
Henri de Monpezat
Prince Henrik of
Denmark
Grain and potato market roundup from Chicago AP
Chicago grain prices show Wheat No 2 around 1.427n and No 2 soft red near 1.36n. Corn values 1.16 to 1.11e for various yellow cases, oats 82 for No 2 extra heavy white, soybeans about 2.73 and soybean oil 8.60. Potatoes market: Idaho russets at 7.00 and California tong whites 5.15 to 5.40, with shipments totals 453 and steady demand.
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Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Grain
USDA
U.S
Idaho
California
Indonesian airliner crash leaves up to 29 dead
A four engine Convair of Garuda Airways crashed 15 miles from Santa Cruz airport in Bombay. The jet burned after loss of radio contact seven minutes after takeoff. Reports show 26 to 29 aboard, with no survivors.
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Bombay
India
Indonesia
Garuda Airways
Santa Cruz
Garuda
Air India
Appleton Navy Man on Scorpion Overdue Sub Scorpion
Verona Brueggemann was told Monday night her son James Kenneth Brueggemann Machinists Mate 10 25 is aboard the nuclear submarine Scorpion overdue in the Atlantic. A seven year Navy veteran and Appleton High School graduate, he enlisted after a year in college. His wife and three children live in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
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Verona Brueggemann
Navy Department
James Kenneth Brueggemann
Atlantic
Brueggemann
Appleton High School
Virginia Beach
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Patricia Boma
Christine Rothschild
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Pepsico
RCA Rexall Drug
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Ya Gateway Trans
Godfrey Co
A Howell Instrum
Lincoln Nat. Life
McQuay, Inc
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Rockwell Mfo
Royal Dutch NY
Wallace Bus
Warner Elec
Werner Trans
Western Power Wis. Power & L
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Winona
Min Ja
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