Eisenhower Says Viet Nam Peace Comes With Communists’ Accession
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower told CBS that lasting peace in Viet Nam requires the Communists to abandon aggression in their hearts and guns in their hands. He backed a U.S. stance to halt bombing North Viet Nam once the Communists stop murdering innocents, aligning his personal view with the current U.S. policy as noted by Arthur Goldberg. The remarks were made on The World Town Meeting of the Air, broadcast via satellite and questioned by students in several cities.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Viet Nam
United States
North Viet Nam
Leaders discuss Cold War aims and Soviet ambitions
In remarks cited by the group Eisenhower Goldberg and Marshall argued the United States could live peacefully with nations forming socialist self determination. They criticized Communist imperialism and noted that Russia seeks global dominance.
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Eisenhower
Goldberg
Marshall
United States
Russia
Fair Housing Bill Wins Narrow Senate Endorsement
The Wisconsin Senate committee backed the fair housing bill 3 to 2 despite opposition from Chairman Chester Dempsey. It would outlaw discrimination in sales or rentals for multiunit housing and be enforced by the State Industrial Commission with appeals to circuit courts. Fines range from 10 to 200 dollars. The bill exempts owner occupied dwellings with four or fewer units and faces a floor vote this week as Republicans push a full-session stance.
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Madison
Senate
State Industrial Commission
Senate Public Welfare Committee
Chester Dempsey
Hartland
Assembly
Dempsey
McNamara denies quitting plan amid resignation rumors
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara denies talking with President Johnson about resigning. A syndicated column had claimed he planned to leave by year’s end. Assistant Secretary Arthur Sylvester repeats McNamara never discussed stepping down.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
Defense Department
Arthur Sylvester
McNamara
MccNamara
Wisconsin Senate approves branch loan offices bill
The Wisconsin Senate voted 29 to 1 to send to the Assembly a bill allowing savings and loan associations to establish branch offices within 35 miles of their home institution. Sen. Clifford Krueger opposed. A related branch banking measure was previously rejected and a spring session study proposal awaits action.
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University of Wisconsin
Senate
Gordon Roseleip
Gemini 7 to test station keeping near booster in flight
The Gemini 7 crew Borman and Lovell will try a 100 to 300 foot station keeping distance from the Titan 2 booster for about 2 1/2 orbits to study rendezvous. They will photograph and take radiation readings, then fire thrusters to reach a safe orbit over Australia for a 331 hour mission with 209 orbits and 19 experiments.
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Harold R. Williams
AP Aerospace
Manned Space Center
Houston
Tex
U.S
Air Force
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
United States
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
Borman
Lovell
Tucson
Ariz
Australia
Senate Votes 4 Year Terms For Governor and Officers
Wisconsin Senate approves a constitutional amendment to extend four year terms to governor lieutenant governor attorney general secretary of state and treasurer. The change requires the 1967 legislature and a public vote to take effect. Assembly passes PKU newborn screening bill and zoning power for navigable shorelines. Senate confirms 13 governor appointments and debates seven for the State Coordinating Committee for Higher Education. former Gov Walter Kohler Jr named among appointees.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Assembly
State Board of Health
Norman Anderson
Senate
State Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Walter J. Kohler Jr
Kohler
Earl Mc Essy
Fond du Lac
Judiciary Committee
Hazen W. Mc Essy
Frank Nikolay
Abbotsford
Wisconsin Assembly Approves Appointments and Tax Bills
Lawmakers confirmed appointees to the Wisconsin Exposition Board Health Board and State Consumer Review along with other officials. They passed bills exempting coin operated laundries from sales tax and imposing a 5 dollar permit on beer importers. A memorial on A W Peterson was approved and a bill to speed aid to dependent children after divorce or abandonment was moved to the Senate.
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Donald James
Pardeeville
Herbert Welser
West Allis
Wisconsin Exposition Board
L. C. Scribner
Stevens Point
State Board of Health
Francis J. Conway
Thorp
State Consumer Review Board
Donald Carr
Kenosha
State Savings and Loan Advisory Committee
Paul Pratt
State Resource Development Department
Wisconsin Federal Surplus Property Development Commission
Assembly
Senate
A. W. Peterson
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Assembly backs colored oleomargarine bill
The Wisconsin Assembly approved a measure to allow sale of colored oleomargarine with 20 percent butterfat, removing a 15 cent per pound tax on uncolored product and imposing a 10 cent levy on colored oleomargarine. The vote was 60 to 30 with strong party lines and rural opposition.
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Madison
State Assembly
Wisconsin
Assembly
London airliner explodes during attempted landing
A BEA Vanguard four engine airliner crashed on its third landing attempt at London Airport in heavy fog killing all 36 aboard. The aircraft from Edinburgh carried 30 passengers and 6 crew. Fog reduced visibility to 500 yards as fire crews rushed to the scene and bodies were recovered within hours. An inquiry was ordered.
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London
London Airport
Vanguard
Edinburgh
Scotland
British European Airways
BEA
Paris
John Dobbs
Britain
UPL
Three Killed In Car Truck Collision In Wisconsin
Three people died in a car truck crash in Waukesha County about 1:30 a.m. at the Highways 36 45 intersection. Victims were Robert Lucas and Thomas Fischer both 18 from Waukegan Illinois and Ernest Hall 38 from Lake Mills. A cement truck overturned during the crash.
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Associated Press
Waukesha County
Wisconsin
Robert Walter Lucas
Thomas Fischer
Waukegan
Ill
Ernest Hall
Lake Mills
Lucas
Fischer
Hall
John Straetz
Park Falls
Herman Weberg
Superior
Wautoma
Albert Schubert
Schubert
Money found hidden in dead man's Madison home
Madison police recovered more than seventeen thousand dollars in old bills from the basement of 70 year old John E. Joseph who died of a heart attack. The money was found in two jars and two paper bags in a dresser drawer after firefighters failed to revive him.
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Madison
John E. Joseph
Knowles Signs 8 Bills Into Law
Gov. Warren P. Knowles signed eight Assembly originated measures into law including a five day jail sentence for second or subsequent driving without a license offense. Other laws clarify abandoned autos on lakes raise penalties amber warning lights on service vehicles license heating and air contractors grant special powers to an insurance board during national emergencies extend health board sanitary district authority statewide to curb polluted waters.
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Board of Health
U S Troops Mop Up At Plei Me In Vietnam Battle
U S troops backing a ranger unit near Duc Lap fought off an estimated two Viet Cong battalions in a dawn assault. About 101 Viet Cong were killed as U S forces and Vietnamese troops cleared the Duc Lap area and moved toward Plei Me. The 1st Cavalry Division pushed through jungle terrain to seal off the last Communist threat near the Special Forces camp.
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Plei Me
Viet Nam
U.S
W. M. DeSoto
Miami
Fla
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Duc Lap
U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
Washington
Dien Bien Phu
Quang Ngai
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U.S. Ambassa
Norman Sussman
Milwaukee
Henry Dorman
Racine
Peter Carr
Janesville
Dorman
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R Spooner
Tribune
la Crosse Tribune
Cleveland
Ohio
Earth
G. Kenneth Crowell
Menasha
Harold Konnak
William Krause
Frank H. Ranney
Duane Smith
Wisconsin Rapids
C. O. Waring Jr
Oleo
By Colin Frost
Ministry of Aviation
Knowles
Edwin Q. White
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