Youth Confesses Slaying Girl 11 in Milwaukee Sewer
Milwaukee 11-year-old Janet Kruzycki's body was found in a storm sewer after two teen boys reported the death. A 15-year-old confessed causing her death in a tunnel using rocks. a 16-year-old helped lure her to the sewer, authorities said.
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Milwaukee
Janet Joy Kruzycki
L. J. van Hecke
Edwin L. Shaffer
Department of Public Welfare
Leo Woelfel
Janette
Raymond Kruzycki
Janet
Shaffer
Kosciuszko Park
Casimir Strzyzewski
Kruzycki
Woelfel
Michael Denne
Park Pool
Stock Mart Stages Mild Rally in Trade
New York reports a mild stock market rally with livelier trading and fractional gains across most key stocks. Brisk buying in Big Three automakers accompanies generally higher shares as jitters over the international situation ease.
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Stock Mart
New York
Wall
Wayne Vanderbilt Dies in Madison VA Hospital
Wayne Vanderbilt of Juda died at 10 45 this morning in the VA hospital Madison Arrangements are pending at Newcomer funeral home Monroe
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Wayne Vanderbilt
Madison
Newcomer Funeral Home
Monroe
Swiss Couple Prefers Wisconsin Farm Life and TV Calm
Mr and Mrs Albert Rentsch of Meikirch Switzerland visit Monroe Wisconsin staying with Aunt Mrs Jacob Schuetz. They discuss Swiss farming with guaranteed prices and a government backed system while noting American farmer challenges and the calm American lifestyle. He praises Wisconsin land and visits Portland Oregon by car before returning by train.
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Albert Rentsch
Meikirch
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Jacob Schuetz
13Th Street
America
Times
Rentsch
Bern
Swiss National Farmer Union
NFO
Fourteenth Mississippi church burned amid freedom school protests
Civil rights reports say the Mount Pleasant church in Gluckstadt, used as a freedom school, burned Monday night. The incident marks the 14th Negro church fire in the state since the Mississippi summer project began in June, per a spokesman for the Council of Federated Organizations.
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Canton
Miss
Council of Federated Organizations
Mount Pleasant
Gluckstadt
Goldwater vows to enforce new civil rights law at Pennsylvania summit
At Hershey Pennsylvania Senator Barry Goldwater pledged to enforce the civil rights law if elected. He said he would consult with former President Eisenhower on cabinet appointments and warned against mass lawlessness while upholding federal responsibility to protect rights. He defended UN goals and urged unity within the Republican Party.
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Barry Goldwater
Eisenhower
GOP
Goldwater
Senate
Goldwater-Miller
Democrats
America
United Nations
United States
U.N
U.S
Calvert Committee Sets Migrant Hearing
Madison based report notes the education committee of the legislative council will hold a public hearing Monday in the Waushara County courthouse at Watoma. Assemblyman Walter Calvert says the session will discuss education facilities for children of migrant workers.
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Madison
Legislative Council
Waushara County
Watoma
Walter Calvert
Rbenton
Calvert
Funeral mystery ends as Ramundo Reyes found dead
Los Angeles notes Ramundo Reyes 74 vanished three weeks earlier after leaving a hospital waiting room. Police confirm body found at a relief mission. relatives say he had $150 mortuary costs and $22 burial suit funds, with unrest over missing funds and a call for inquiry.
Johnson and Pentagon rebut Goldwater on defense claims
President Johnson and the Defense Department challenged Barry Goldwater's charge that U S nuclear delivery capacity may drop 90 percent in the next decade. Pentagon officials said the claim is false and cited gains in 1970 over 1961 in warhead delivery capability. Karl Hess defended Goldwater's forecast as based on public information.
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Johnson
Pentagon
Barry Goldwater
Defense of Freedom
Defense Department
Goldwater
U.S
National Association of Counties
Arthur Sylvester
Sylvester
Karl Hess
Hess
Military Pay Raise Signed by President
President Johnson signed a law providing a $207 million pay raise for almost all American servicemen by the first of next month. Draftees and lowest ranking enlisted men are excluded. most will receive a second raise in 11 months with 2.5 percent for those with over two years of service and 8.5 percent for officers with under two years.
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Washington
Johnson
New leader elected in Poland after Zawadzki death
In Warsaw Edward Ochab was unanimously chosen to succeed the late Aleksander Zawadzki as Poland's chief of state. The election marks Ochab as the new head of state of Poland amid the Communist government.
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Warsaw
Poland
Edward Ochab
Aleksander Zawadzki
Rioting in Paterson and Elizabeth Involves Teenage Gangs
Neighborhood disturbances erupted in Paterson and Elizabeth New Jersey as gasoline devices, bottles, and rocks were hurled at cars and storefronts. Police reported multiple incidents with arrests. officials warned of possible further trouble while enforcing order in both cities.
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Elizabeth
N.J
Paterson
New Jersey
Frank X. Graves
Michael D. Roy
Graves
Turks Call Off Cyprus Flights
Turkish jets conducted reconnaissances over northwest Cyprus hours after the U N Security Council urged a halt to flights. In Nicosia protests outside the U S embassy demanded Americans and Britons leave Cyprus amid accusations of support for air raids. Ankara said planes took off before the council request and were ordered to photograph rather than strike Greek Cypriot targets.
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Cyprus
U.N. Security Council
U.S
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Britain
Ankara
Council
Obituary: Lora R. Pease 76 of Monticello Dies
Lora R. Pease a retired Monticello hardwareman died at 10 08 AM in St Clare hospital from a heart condition He had been hospitalized yesterday He was born in Winslow and moved to Monticello as a child He founded Pease Hardware and operated it over 30 years He married Louise Bolhalter December 23 1919 in Monticello She died October 3 1962 He belonged to Zwingli United Church of Christ Monticello MMasonic Lodge and Green County Shrine Club Surviving are two daughters Lorna Viney Monroe and Joyce Bender New London a sister Mrs Henry J Elmer Monticello a brother Charles Caravilla rural Janesville and seven grandchildren Services 1 30 PM Saturday at Zwingli church Rev J Allan Mittler officiating Burial Greenwood Cemetery Monroe Friends may call at VogeI i funeral home after 1 30 PM Friday Masonic services 8 30 PM Friday.
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Lora R. Pease
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Pease
Winslow
Charles L
Cora Mae Change Pease
Pease Hardware
Louise Bolhalter
West Bend
Pease
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Masonic Lodge
Green County
Swiss Picnic at Baumgartner Grove Promises Varied Talent
Ernest Ammon and Gottlieb Brandli announce Sunday's Swiss Picnic at Baumgartner Grove co sponsored by the Swiss Mixed Chorus and the Turn and Schwing Club. The 2 pm program features mixed chorus songs, parallel and horizontal bar acts, accordion music, tubas troubadours yodelers and a grand climax by New Glarus Yodelers and Alpine Horn Blowers with a dance to follow.
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Ernest Ammon
Gottlieb Brandli
Turn
Schwing Club
Grove Shelter House
Carol
Ammon
Martha Bernet
Marvin Wuthrich
Alfred Meier
Wll Sneak
Glarus
Soviet Vessel Grazia Claims Avoided Collision With U S Cruiser
The Grazia’s captain says skilled sailors steered clear of a collision with the U S destroyer Kretchmer during a Cuba trip. He also accuses U S planes of buzzing the ship and notes heightened patrols near the Havana area.
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U.S
Moscow
Kretchmer
Cuba
County Board Approves Extra 50 000 for Hospital Wing
Green County supervisors approved bids totaling 493 872 for a new 104 bed hospital wing and voted 28 to 4 to add 50 000 to meet costs. Construction by Droessler Construction Co. of Keeler begins soon with December 1965 completion.
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Green County Board
Droessler Construction Co
Keeler
Northwestern Elevator Co
Milwaukee
Brandenburg Plumbing and Heating Co
Monroe
Elaser Co
Darlington
Ray Grady
Exeter
Marion Lewis
Jordan
Edward J. Kaderly
Spring Grove
Merlyn Rufer
Washington
Robert Cashman
Matt Eraser
Robert Torkelson
Ames
Torkelson
Amos Johnson
Fred Glauser
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