Ship Settling Above Kenosha Water Main
Kenosha officials say water supply from Lake Michigan remains secure even if the Norwegian freighter Hoegh Cliff settles lower in the harbor. Divers aid crews to correct list and repair damage after a breakwater collision that ripped a 30 foot hole. wind drove the vessel, which sailed from Chicago with flour cargo.
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Fred Nelson
Kenosha Water Department
Lake Michigan
Nelson
Coast Guard
Hoegh
Wisconsin
Casey Schmitz
Harald Reine
Chicago
Fort Lauderdale Area Deluged By 24 Inches Of Rain In 24 Hours
Southeast Florida endured its heaviest rainfall in memory with Fort Lauderdale recording 24.43 inches and Pompano Beach 23.33 inches in 24 hours. A state of emergency was declared as three feet of water flooded streets and seawalls failed. One death occurred from a hit and run while walking a dog.
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Weather Bureau
Miami
Pompano Beach
Fort Lauderdale - Pompano Beach
Maxine Degraw
Paul Hughes
Mary Jeannette Cowen
Wahoo Canal
South Florida
Florida
St. Petersburg Independent
Great Plains
Midwest
Southwest
West Coast
Missouri
Windsor
Kansas City
Milwaukee salesman killed in Montana crash
Charles West, about 50, a Milwaukee salesman, was killed Thursday when his car plunged off an embankment on Mountain Pass, 10 miles south of Philipsburg on U.S. 10A.
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Phillipsburg, Mont
Charles West
Milwaukee
Mountain Pass
Philipsburg
U.S
Plan to Defy Police Order in Berkeley and Oakland Protests
Berkeley and Oakland faced mass arrest warnings as Vietnam Day Committee planned a 7 mile march from Sproul Hall after an all day teach in. Police and National Guard were placed on alert as campus leaders pursued a parade and sleep in near the Army Terminal.
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Berkeley
Calif
Senkeley
Murphy
U.S
George Mar
R-Calif
University of California
Martin Maria
Oakland
Sproul Hall
University
National Guard
Army Terminal
County Levy and City Budget Rise for 1966
La Crosse County plans a 1966 tentative budget with a 6.3 percent levy increase totaling 143 755 dollars, driven by welfare and highway costs. The plan includes a new 20 000 dollar line for office equipment and notes savings from debt payoff, with final approval due after a public hearing in November.
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Highway Department
Finance Committee
John Thomas
Jerome Klos
Esther Domke
Julian Johnson
Dr John Krohn of Black River Dead at 36
Dr John Irwin Krohn 36 longtime staff at Krohn Clinic and Black River Falls Memorial Hospital found dead at home after illness. Autopsy cites pneumonia as cause. born July 2 1929 in Black River Falls. Survived by sister Virginia Philpot and stepfather Perry Hull. services at Torger son Chapel with Riverside Cemetery grave service. Memorials to Heart Fund or hospital addition.
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Wis
John Irwin Krohn
Krohn
Black River Falls Memorial Hospital
Irwin Krohn
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Northwestern University Medical School
St. Luke’s Hospital
Chicago
Air Force
Eugene Krohn
Torgerson Chapel
Riverside Cemetery
T. A. Rykken
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Heart Fund
Chinese University Burned During Jakarta Anti Communist Clash
About 800 youths shouted down with communism and burned the Chinese University in Jakarta as clashes erupted with around 60 Communist Chinese students outside a dormitory. Knives and firearms were reported. soldiers intervened and several injured.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Chinese University
Peking
PKI
Hang Aidit
Indonesian Communist Party
D.N. Aidit
Eisenhower Birthday GOP Attacks Johnson Over Power Use
In 28 cities Republicans toasted Dwight D. Eisenhower on his 75th birthday while assailing Lyndon B. Johnson. Goldwater and party leaders warned of power seeking and a move toward a regimented society. Nixon urged a strong line in Viet Nam as intraparty tensions surfaced.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Eisenhower
Phoenixville
White House
Barry Goldwater
Ray C. Bliss
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Michigan
George Romney
House
Gerald R. Ford
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Richard M. Nixon
Viet Nam
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Goldwater
Johnson
Hollywood
Calif
Bliss
California
Demonstrators Aid Taylor Opposing Viet Nam War
Milwaukee AP reports a rain soaked picket outside Temple Sinai as Gen Maxwell Taylor addresses opponents of U S involvement. The demonstrators form the Ad Hoc Committee to Protest Against Maxwell Taylor and push a four point program on stronger ground forces air power South Vietnamese stability and a peaceful settlement. Notables include Fred Bassett Blair John Gilman and Michael Eisencher who say they support ending the war and may serve as a Communist party spokesman in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
United States
Viet Nam
Maxwell Taylor
Temple Sinai
U.S
Hanoi
Peking
Taylor
South Viet Nam
Sinai Temple
Johnson
Fred Bassett Blair
Communist Party
Wisconsin
John Gilman
Old Civil Rights Congress
Michael Eisenscher
University of Wisconsin
W. E. B. DuBois
University
Blair
Wisconsin Gov Proclaims Peace Corps Month
Gov Warren Knowles declared Peace Corps Month, running from today through November 15. He noted Wisconsin has 150 volunteers already serving and another 150 in training, urging others to consider service opportunities.
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Wisconsin
Engine Of Jetliner Recovered From Lake Michigan
The Civil Aeronautics Board retrieved an 1,800 pound jet engine and an 800 pound exhaust assembly from 225 feet deep in Lake Michigan off Lake Forest IL after a United Air Lines Boeing 727 crashed near O’Hare Airport en route from New York City. Eight bodies recovered.
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Washington
Lake Michigan
Lake Forest
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
United Air Lines
O'Hare International
New York City
Hearings Begin Saturday On City Budget
City department requests for 1966 total about 4.23 million, up 300000 from 1965, with a tentative city tax rate of 52.13 mills needed to balance the 8.97 million budget. The finance committee meets Saturday at 8 a.m. to consider cuts and non tax revenues totaling 452100 to hold the tax line, while also reviewing school and Vocational School allocations and potential surplus impacts.
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la Crosse Tribune
City Department
la Crosse Common Council
Finance Committee
Sherman Stellpflug
Status Of Local Guard Units Clouded Over Training Plans
The 173rd Engineer Battalion based in Onalaska and Prairie du Chien and Company C of the 389th Engineer Battalion face uncertain intensified training status. Officials in Madison said a redesignation for speeded up drilling is unlikely for the 173rd, though Washington mixed signals prompted further inquiries. A final list of Wisconsin units slated for increased training will be issued within a week, as the Wisconsin adjutant general's office reviews plans affecting about 3,584 guardsmen.
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Onalaska
Madison
173Rd Engineer
Wisconsin Army National Guard
Prairie du Chien
Washington, D.C
National Guard
Wisconsin
389Th Engineer
Chris Nielsen
Neilsen
Ralph B. Olson
Adjutant General
173Rd
Nielsen
Olson
James J. Lison
Adjutant General's Office
la Crosse Tribune
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