Ladysmith Sisters Die In Wisconsin Crash
Four more fatalities push Wisconsin traffic toll to 755 for the year. The Lady smith area sisters Mrs Lloyd Offner and Mrs Len Nelson, both in their 40s, died when their car collided with a gasoline tanker and a semitrailer on Highway 27 near Ladysmith.
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Wisconsin
Lloyd Offner
Len Nelson
Ladysmith
Rusk County
Highway 27
Elmer Graw
Grant County
Platteville
August Woyach
Danburg
Grantsburg
Burnett County
John P. Maszawski
Milwaukee
Merle Seidel
Green Bay
Pope Paul VI Calls for Global Peace in Historic U.S. Visit
Pope Paul VI urged no more war during a 14 hour U.S. tour. He spoke at Yankee Stadium to massed crowds and to the U.N. General Assembly urging leaders to pursue international conciliation. World leaders, including President Johnson and U Thant, praised the papal appeal for peace.
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Yankee Stadium
America
Johnson
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
U Thant
General Assembly
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Pope
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Vincent Broderick
Pope Paul VI Returns to Rome After Peace Pilgrimage
Pope Paul VI arrived in Rome after completing the first transatlantic peace pilgrimage, greeted by thousands in St. Peter's Square. He urged ongoing efforts for world peace and noted the Vatican Council's work to connect the Church with modern global issues.
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Rome
U.S
Vatican City
Paul VI
Leonardo da Vinci
Vatican
St. Peter's Square
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's Basilica
Paul
Vatican Council
Governor Pushes 7-Point Plan for Road Bonds and Crime War
Gov. Warren Knowles urged swift adoption of a seven point program including bonding to speed highway construction and land acquisition for recreation. He backs highway safety open housing water pollution control and a war on crime with a task force and a 10 year extension of the outdoor resources act funded by cigarette tax.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Assembly
Senate Public Welfare Committee
Fred Risser
Senate
Risser
Senate Judiciary
Joint Finance Committee
Allen Busby
Milwaukee
Judiciary
Public Welfare Committee
Couple Wait Four Hours for Deer License Then Realize Marriage Need
In Sparta, a couple waited four hours in a line of deer permit applicants only to discover they were in the wrong line for a marriage license. Monroe County Clerk David Hering helped correct the mix up.
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Sparta
Monroe
David Hering
Civil rights leaders push for federal personal security act in 1966
The National Leadership Conference on Civil Rights plans a 1966 push to move civil rights cases from state to federal courts via a personal security act. Leaders cite Hayneville Alabama violence as a catalyst and vow to treat every racial crime as a federal matter.
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Seymour M. Hersh
Hayneville, Ala
Thomas L. Coleman
Lowndes County
Jonathan M. Daniels
Hayneville
Episcopal Society For Cultural
Daniels
South
Rauh
Leadership Conference
National Council of Churches’ Commission On Religion and Race
Pope Paul VI Receives Gift From Johnson in Rome
Pope Paul VI returns to Rome with a gold world globe given by President Lyndon B. Johnson dated October 4, 1965. The Pope in turn presents a painting by Filocamo, The Resurrected Christ, to President Johnson and religious miniatures to Mrs. Johnson and Luci Johnson, an 18 year old convert to Catholicism.
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New York
Paul VI
Rome
Johnson
Pope Paul VI
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Filocamo
Christ
John Glenn Visits Hamburg On German goodwill tour
Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. arrived in Hamburg from Berlin as the final stop of a week long goodwill tour. Mayor Herbert Weichmann welcomed him at Hamburg City Hall before he flies to London on Wednesday with his wife Annie.
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John Glenn
Hamburg
Germany
John H. Glenn Jr
Berlin
Herbert Weichmann
Glenn
London
Annie
Southern judge says federal civil rights rulings binding in state courts
Jackson Mississippi AP reports Justice Tom P. Brady of the Mississippi Supreme Court, once a critic of the 1954 Brown v. Board decision, ruled that federal civil rights rulings are binding in state courts in similar cases. He cited a Greenville desegregation incident where two Black girls, Amye Lee Bynum and Carroll Bolton, were arrested after defying police orders during a park desegregation event.
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Carroll Bolton
Amye Lee Bynum
Brady
U.S. Supreme Court
Pope Paul VI Appeals for World Peace at UN Session
Pope Paul VI delivered a half hour appeal to the 20th anniversary UN General Assembly urging disarmament and a permanent end to war. Delegates from 116 nations listened intently as the pontiff called for relief from nuclear terror and aid for the weak and hungry. Albania stayed away amid Cold War tensions while the United States and Soviet Union applauded his plea.
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N.Y
Forum For Peace
Paul VI
United Nations General Assembly
Albania
China
United States
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Paratroopers meet heavy fighting with Viet Cong near Saigon
U S paratroopers from the 173rd Airborne Brigade engaged Viet Cong on a jungle hill 30 miles northeast of Saigon in a day long battle with eleven Viet Cong bodies counted. Earlier a unit was ambushed northeast of Saigon with casualties, while two guerrillas were killed in separate activity. Across Me Kong Delta, a river convoy was attacked, two boats sunk, and a battalion overran a hamlet 110 miles northwest near the Cambodian border. The Vatican, UN, and Pope address drew global reaction at the United Nations with praise and questions about disarmament and birth control.
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Ronald I. Deutsch
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
173Rd Airborne Brigade
1St Infantry Division
Me‘kong
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