Thai revolt ends as leaders flee Bangkok streets calm
Bangkok reopened after two days of clashes that toppled Thailand’s military rulers. 283 dead were reported as students and townspeople fought police. Thanom Kittikachorn Praphas Charusathien and Narong Kittikachorn fled abroad with families.
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Thailand
Bangkok
Thanom Kittikachorn
Narong Kittikachorn
Thanom
Praphas
Narong
Taiwan
Vandals Damage End Loader at Earp Construction Site
An estimated 500 damage was done to an end loader owned by Earp Construction Co when vandals started a larger loader at a sand pit on Oak Street and dropped its scoop onto the smaller machine.
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Earp Construction Co
Oak Street
Vets At Madison Hearing Detail War Atrocities
In Dane County Wisconsin witnesses described alleged war crimes during the Vietnam era as part of Karleton Armstrong’s presentence hearing for the 1970 Sterling Hall bombing. Marines recalled firing on a school bus, killing 24 children, and expressed deep remorse while defense attorney William Kunstler framed the conflict as immoral and destructive.
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Madison
Wis
Karleton Armstrong
U.S. Marine Corps
Dane County
Armstrong
Army Mathematics Research Center
University of Wisconsin
Southeast Asia
John Naveau
Saigon
Naveau
William Sachtsen
William Kunstler
New York
Army Research Center
Ster
Steven Lee Hawkins
Kenosha
Air Force
Indochina
Hawkins
United States
Kunstler
Israelis Mourn War Dead Across a War-torn Country
Israeli families from kibbutz farms to city apartments mourn the dead as the military reports 656 soldiers killed and about 2,000 wounded in the first eight days of the new Middle East conflict. Public notice of casualties followed kin notifications, with Dayan urging perseverance and Go ren offering condolence.
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Tel Aviv
United States
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Shlomo Goren
Ambulance and Police Reports and Local Court Notices
Ambulance calls list multiple patients including Dorothy Taylor age 42 and Jeff Carlson age 2 with transport to St Francis and Lutheran hospitals for illness and injury. Pettibone Boat Club and The Knight Club incidents noted with patients. Police ambulance and fire department activity summarized with times and locations. County court records show probation for Blake Knudson and Christina Rice on marijuana possession. Wisconsin cheddar cheese market and Midwest egg price reports conclude the page.
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Dorothy Taylor
Caledonia St
St. Francis Hospital
Paul Witzke
Copeland Ave
Lutheran Hospital
Jeff Carlson
N. 10Th St
Carol Galstad
9Th St
Pettibone Boat Club
Fred E. Bissell
Dubuque
Iowa
the Knight Club
N. 3Rd St
William D. Kopski
Sparta
Wis
Vernon County
Olga Bennett
Blake C. Knudson
Silver Bay
Minn
Camp McCoy
Christina M. Rice
Garfield Ave
University of Wisconsin - Green
Amazing new X-PEL Water Pills diuretic promise
An ad touts X-PEL Water Pills as a gentle diuretic to reduce water weight and bloating. It claims quick relief from swelling in thighs legs and arms and offers a guaranteed money back offer. Available at all drug stores.
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Washington
Dawee Chullasapya
Bhumibol Adulyadej
Sanya Thammasak
Thammasak University
Sanya
Chester Bushek
Bangor
St. Mary's Hospital
Joe Erickson
West Salem
Bill’s Bar
la Crosse
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King Street
Rose St
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Wisconsin
Midwest
Specia
HAM 7I
King ST
Sa.m
Maytag
Wash Power
N. Third ST
Midwest Home Appliance Center
Midwest Gas
Hive
WTA