Johnson faces liberal revolt over party loyalty in Congress
Rep Richard Bolling leads a House liberal revolt aimed at punishing Democrats who oppose the national party ticket and policies. He challenges President Johnson and argues Congress is not viable under its current structure, noting Sam Rayburn kept it functioning.
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Richard Bolling
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Wisconsin deer hunting toll reaches twenty four in 1963 season
The Associated Press reports the Wisconsin 1963 deer hunting season ends with 24 deaths, eight from gunfire and sixteen from heart failure. Notable victims include William R. Schwartz a 64 year old mail carrier near Cornucopia and Cary H. Bishop a 66 year old Omro alderman near Loretta.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
William R. Schwartz
Merrill
Cornucopia
Cary H. Bishop
Omro
Loretta
Sawyer County
David Davidowski
Superior
Brule
Douglas County
George Thorson
Exeland
Ladysmith
Thanarat Recovering From Illness In Bangkok
Thai Prime Minister Sarit Thanarat shows progress from a severe cold and stomach ailment as interior minister notes. Officials say he remains in Bangkok under care and is able to resume some activities.
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Bangkok
Marshal Sarit Thanarat
Thailand
Venezuelan Elections Ride Through Terrorist Pressure
Amid Caracas turmoil the election proceeds as the FALN campaign wanes. U S officials join Latin American partners to curb Cuban weapon shipments after Venezuela links Cuba to an arms cache. The hijackings and kidnap attempts fade into background as voters gather.
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Escapee Patterson tied to threats against Kennedy and Rockefeller
Ogdensburg state police captured Guy Patterson a 33 year old escaped mental patient who threatened to kill President Kennedy and New York Governor Rockefeller. Police linked Patterson to Russia envy and found communism books in his room as five other patients fled Rockland State Hospital in a separate incident. Patterson reportedly walked from St Lawrence state hospital grounds and claimed multilingual ability and a Kentucky education.
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Johnson orders honors for Kennedy and names Cape Kennedy Space Center
President Johnson pledges a new American greatness after Kennedy's death. He announces Cape Canaveral will be Cape Kennedy and the moon effort pads become John F. Kennedy Space Center. He urges end to hatred and fanaticism as he begins a heavy schedule with top advisers.
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Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cape Kennedy
John F. Kennedy Space Center
Taylor Man Dies One Hour After Wisconsin Crash
Elwood Woodhull 47 of Taylor died in Black River Falls hospital about an hour after his car crashed into a machine shed 1.5 miles west of Hixton. He was not wearing a seat belt and suffered a crushed skull and multiple fractures. Robert Strand Terry Stevens saw the crash and helped summon Sidney Jensen and the ambulance. Services pending Jensen Funeral Home Hixton.
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Hixton
Wis
Elwood Woodhull
Taylor
Black River Falls
Woodhull
Alfred Letson
Robert Strand
Terry Stevens
Sidney Jensen
Jensen
Black River Falls Hospital
Julian Larkin
Edwin Christianson
John Noble
Rose
Jensen Funeral Home
Soviets Announce New Space Rocket Test Series
President Johnson faces fresh signs of Soviet pace in space as Tass reports a new Pacific Ocean rocket test series starting next Monday and running for nearly two months. The tests aim to support a broader scientific research program and lunar exploration goals.
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Washington
Johnson
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Soviet Union
Pacific Ocean
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Soviets to test new boosters in Pacific areas starting December
The Soviet Union announced plans to test improved space vehicle booster rockets in two Pacific Ocean regions from December 2 to January 25, asking ships and aircraft to avoid a broad test zone about 800 miles northwest of Midway and 600 miles off Johnston Island.
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Russia
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Midway
Johnston
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Lost 11 Year Old Girl Found By Search Party
Appleton AP Marlene Hopfensperger 11 wandered in a wooded marsh for five hours after taking her dog for a walk on Thanksgiving. A 250 person search party including neighbors county officers deputies and local police found her in drizzle around 11 30 a m near Calumet County. She was returned to her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs William Jones and appeared in good condition aside from a possible cold.
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Appleton
Marlene Hopfensperger
Marlene
Calumet County
William Jones
Kennedy Widow Seeks Tomb Design For JFK
Mrs. John F Kennedy has asked architect John Carl Warnecke to develop tomb designs for her husband. Warnecke visited Kennedy's grave with Mrs Kennedy and Robert F Kennedy and said several ideas will be explored. The etched eternal flame will be incorporated in the tomb. Warnecke leads a firm known for Hawaii's state Capitol and Annapolis master plan.
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Numerous Memorials Planned for Kennedy Worldwide
Following President Kennedy's death a wave of memorials arises from a Paris street to Cape Canaveral renamed Cape Kennedy. West Virginia contemplates renaming the state Kennedy while Lincoln Nebraska eyes Kennedy Drive. Senator Bible proposes a Kennedy silver dollar. Many schools parks highways airports and centers are under consideration nationwide. Dallas park leaders weigh Kennedy memorials.
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Fla
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West Virginia
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D-Nev
Butte
Mont
Bethpage
N.Y
Dallas
Four Die In Wisconsin Traffic Crashes This Week
Four people die in Wisconsin traffic crashes since Thanksgiving week began. Calvin Early 24 Two Rivers died when his car left Highway 147 near Mishicot and hit a tree. Elwood Woodhull 47 Tayor died after a crash on Highway 95 west of Haxton. Marion Herrmann 32 Oshkosh died in a collision on Highway 41 Fond du Lac County Trunk Y. Alex Rzatkiewicz 47 Milwaukee was struck while crossing a street.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Calvin J. Early
Two Rivers
Mishicot
Richard A. Meinke
Sheldon Domnitz
Elwood Woodhull
Taylor
Woodhull
Hixton
Jackson County
Marion Herrmann
Oshkosh
Highway 41
Fond du Lac County Trunk Y
Fond du Lac
Alex S. Rzatkiewicz
Milwaukee
1000 Angus Cattle Readied For Drive
Rancher Roger Schamb and a crew of 10 riders prepare to drive 1,000 Angus cattle from Faulkton South Dakota to Craven near Aberdeen. The overland trek will pass prairie country, avoid highways where possible, and take two to three days with a chuck wagon and overnight camps along the trail.
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Craven
Aberdeen
Schamb
Faulkton
Johnson presses defense economy demand at military chiefs
President Johnson met the Joint Chiefs of Staff in his first such briefing as commander in chief emphasizing the dollar's value for national defense and economy. He pledged government action on this basis and pressed prompt congressional action on Kennedy era proposals including taxes and civil rights. Roy Wilkins also visited, signaling ongoing policy outreach.
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Johnson telephones House leader as NAACP figure visits
President Johnson invited by press aide Andrew Hatcher to discuss civil rights as a prominent NAACP secretary and integration advocate, with reports of a long friendship and mutual respect. Johnson spoke by telephone with the Democratic House leader during the morning.
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Senate
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Metcalf
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
White House
House
Olin D. Johnson
D-S.c
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Andrew J. Hatcher
Johnson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Andrew Hatcher
Wilkins
Forest Named Three Lakes Memorial for Sam Campbell
A Sam Campbell Memorial Forest is established on the upper end of Four Mile Lake in Oneida County. The site honors the naturalist philosopher and writer who did extensive wildlife studies ecological research and nature photography in that area.
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