Civilian Ousts Khanh as Viet Nam Leader in Crisis
Dr. Nguyen Xuan Oanh, a Harvard-educated economist, took temporary command as acting premier of South Viet Nam after two days of rioting. Khanh remains premier but ill, while the nation faces Buddhist Catholic clashes, martial law measures, and increasing American involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Xuan Oanh
Oanh
Nguyen Khanh
Dalat
Khanh
Tran Thien Khiem
Duong van Minh
Harvard University
Trinity College
eeConn
Washington
International Monetary Fund
U.S
Packing Plants To Recall Crews
Des Moines Iowa major Midwest packing companies move to recall workers laid off after meat production curtailed by NFC action. Wilson and Co plans to resume operations if cattle and hog receipts stay steady next week. Armour and Co preps for recalls at South St. Paul if livestock receipts improve. NFO denies coordinated price contracts while signaling stronger action. Earl Riediger reports on firms signing or testing contracts, causing market tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
NFC
Wilson and Co
Nebraska
Minnesota
Missouri
Armour and Co
South St. Paul
Paint Concert Squads Prepared at Monroe City Bandshell
The Monroe City Band hosts a painting event at Twining Park Bandshell Monday night with Jaycees and Lions Club teams applying a second coat to the paint as music from the City Band plays. A paint queen contest, judged by Sen. Gordon Roseleip and Assemblyman G. Fred Galli, is part of the program along with a special announcer and possible assistance from Herman Schmitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe City
Jaycees and
Lions Club
Twining Park
Queens
Gordon W. Roseleip
G. Fred Galli
Robert Leistikow
The
Jaycees
Perry Power
Lions
Shrine-Kc Boys
Kurt Schwager
J. T. Etter
Charles Mathias
Frank Pickett
Robert Buehler
Pat Connors
Edwin Goecks
Ray Fritz
Merton Gonstead
Lester Johnson
William Gyure
John Irvin
Archie Myers
Don Ripp
Robert Rufenacht
Fritz Rosa
Lee Schroeder
John Usher
Ray Hughes
Walter Babula
Secret Weapon
Hrank Rick
Leistikow
John Callahan
Dick Shallberg
Fred Blanc
Horst Hart
Dick Meier
Don Pfister
Bob Florek
Dick Yaun
al Bauman
Gene Proessel
Jerry Gelbach
Steve Esser
Ken Mayer
Woman's Relief Corps
Green County Hospital
Jack Marty
Richard Newcomer
Moose Lodge
Joseph Meudt Rites Monday in Dodgeville
Joseph Meudt 80 lifelong Dodgeville resident died Thursday. Services set for 10:30 a.m. Monday at St. Joseph Catholic Church with Rosary at 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. at Lulloff Funeral Home. Survived by son Robert and six grandchildren. widow Anna Haugh died 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgeville
Joseph Meudt
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Lulloff
Meadt
Anna Haugh
St. Joseph’s Church
Holy Name Society
Robert
Union Moves To Quell GM Wildcat Walkouts
UAW calls 300 member GM Council meeting in Detroit to counter wildcat strikes threats amid stalled contract talks. Leaders seek union cohesion to support 354000 GM workers and prevent 80000 Chrysler layoffs from a potential Sept. 9 strike. Leonard Woodcock cites rank and file unrest over slow talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Council
UAW
Chrysler Corp
Ford
Chrysler
Leonard Woodcock
Wisconsin 1964 highway toll climbs to 702
Wisconsin's 1964 highway death toll rose to 702, up from 550 a year earlier. Beatrice A. Hromek, 67, of rural Mosinee, died Friday in a collision of her car and a truck on Highway 107 near Marathon County Trunk N south of Marathon. Harold Kluender, 23, of rural Waupaca, also died Friday when his car left a town road near his home and crashed through a fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Beatrice A. Hromek
Mosinee
Marathon County
Marathon
Harold Kluender
Waupaca
Manke Says Cattle Markets Inflate Reports in Action
National Farmers Organization official Robert Manke accuses markets across 23 states of inflating cattle receipts via restricted market actions. He cites misleading shipments and calls for protests while Wisconsin officials note heavy Friday runs at the Milwaukee Livestock Exchange and prices easing across cattle and hogs. Senator Proxmire warns of farmer desperation as NFC leadership pledges action to curb violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Manke
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Manke
Wisconsin
Illinois
NFC
Elkhorn
Milwaukee Livestock Exchange
William Proxmire
Oren Lee Staley
Proxmire
Staley
Helpful Patient Confirms Hospital Fire Alarm Works
A 75-year-old former volunteer firefighter at a La Crosse hospital dismantled a fire alarm device to test it and five fire trucks responded to the alarm. The patient believes the system is functioning properly.
Pageant Cast Rehearsal Set for Wilhelm Tell Drama
The 27th Wilhelm Tell Drama cast rehearses tomorrow at the Tell grounds for both English and German segments. The pageant runs Sunday Sept 6 in German and Labor Day in English, with multiple cast changes and new stage leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
the Tell Grounds
Harvey Ott
Paul Grossenbacher
Gedi Brandli
Herman Matzinger
Ernest Wieland
Dennis Streiff
Berlin border guard shooting claims fleeing youth life
East German border guards killed a 19 year old youth as he crawled through barbed wire at the Teltow Canal while attempting to flee to West Berlin. A 23 year old companion reached the West, while rescuers later pulled the injured man from the canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
West Berlin
Teltow Canal
Foreign Group Arrives Monday for Wisconsin Dairy Tours
A 56 member group of foreign specialists arrives Monday in Green County for a two week dairy tour across Wisconsin. They visit Voegeli Farm, Town Hall cheese factory, Swiss Colony plant, and Bowman Dairy Farm with host Howard Voegeli and Otto Munz Jr. guiding. Sponsored by the State Department Agency for International Development, the group includes 12 women and 44 men from 15 nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Green County
Robert Probst
State Department of Agriculture
Fred Probst
Monroe
Madison
Upham Woods
Voegeli
Monticello
New Glaria
Howard Voegeli
Town Hall
Washington Township
Otto Munz Jr
Swiss Wheel
Swiss Colony
Bowman
Department of State
Agency For International Development
United States
Turkey
Iraq
Sudan
Cameroon
Viet Nam
Liberia
Venezuela
Nigeria
Indonesia
Pakistan
Tunisia
Togo
Afghanistan
Philippines
Sierra Leone
Resort Town Hall Brawls Shock Keansburg Beachfront
In Keansburg New Jersey a racial clash on the boardwalk drew police from 16 town units 20 reserves and four state trooper cars. More than a hundred white and visiting Black youths fought for almost an hour after a white youth assaulted a Black patron in an amusement parlor near the boardwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keansburg
N. J
Raritan Bay
Staten Island
New York City
Rioters Loot Stores and Attack Police in Philadelphia
Rioters roamed Philadelphia's north side looting stores and attacking officers in a four mile area. At least 50 people were injured including 20 police, with 30-plus arrests. Police, backed by 500 officers, battled disturbances from night through dawn near Broad street and Columbia avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Howard Leary
Broad Street
Columbia Avenue
Temple University
Broad
Leary
Stanley Branche
Militant
Committee For Freedom Now
Chester
Branche
Frank Rizzo
Cambridge
Falk Corp Cleared In Machine Explosion
Milwaukee Industrial Commission investigator August Sigurdson cleared the Falk Corp of blame in a machine explosion that killed one worker and injured 11. He cited no industrial-rule violations and said a metallurgical or forging fault caused the gear to shatter. A 1,100 pound gear fragment disintegrated and shot through the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Industrial Commission
Falk Corp
August Sigurdson
Falk
Sigurdson
Nimbus Space Craft Sets New Weather Picture Quality
Nimbus satellite, despite an uneven orbit, sent earth pictures with unprecedented clarity. It continuously aimed at Earth, transmitting images worldwide and enabling night photography. Weather Bureau officials praised Nimbus APT images as twice as clear as Tiros APT and superior to Vidicom stored pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nimbus
Tiros
David S. Johnson
Weather Bureau
National Weather Satellite Center
Suitland
Johnson
Woman Flier Survives Rocky Yellowstone Crash
Roberta Kowaczek a 25 year old Chicago buyer and licensed pilot survived a plane crash with her father and brother at 11 500 feet near Yellowstone Park. After a seven hour snowy horseback trek rescuers led by Sheriff Kinkade found her Thursday holding an unopened soda can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody, Wyo
Chicago
Roberta Kowaczek
Yellowstone Park
Kowaczek
Peter
Richard Kowaczek
Miss Kowaczek
Harley Kinkade
Illinois Girl Drowns After Apparent Boat Fall
The body of 15 year old Jessica Cole from Glenview was recovered Friday by skindivers in Deep Lake. Adams County authorities said she had been reported missing by her parents Louis and Mrs Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Jackson
Deep Lake
Adams County
Jessica Cole
Louis ‘Cole
Glenview
Tolerance theme of 4-H citizenship course observed
Four Green County delegates report on their Washington trip for the 4-H Citizenship short course held Aug 16 to 22. They learned about racial issues and good citizenship, touring landmarks such as the Capitol, Supreme Court, Arlington Cemetery, and the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Washington, D.C
Fred Lauper
Marilyn Phillips
Mary Sullivan
Tom Hefty
Times
Washington
William Sullivan
William Lauper
Browntown
Alvin Phillips
York Township
Werner Hefty
Monticello
Cal Kraemer
Kraemer
Federal Land Bank
Farm Bureau
Miss Phillips
Capitol and
Senate
Arlington National Cemetery
Phillips
Stout State University
Supreme Court
White House
Vernon
Lauper
South Wayne High School
Monticello High School
Washington Monument
Yule Stamp Package Debuts with Four-in-One Design
The Post Office Department announces a four design Christmas stamp issue for 5 cent postage. A 100 stamp sheet will include 25 of each design featuring holly mistletoe pine cones and poinsettia, marking the first four-in-one philatelic issue for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
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Edmund Peterson
Merle Erickson
Union
Associated Press
Ambrose Wenger
Green County Nfc
Ben Riemer
Melchior Denny
2Nd Congressional District
Gerald Disch
Bertha von Bruneck
Harold Ingwell
Grossenbacher
Gessler
Schwyz
Uri
Werner Inglin
Brigitta Granicher
Theresa Jaggi
Richard Arn
Hedwig
Tell
Walter Grenicher
Werni
Hunter
Hugo Ruef
Joseph Mattmann
Konrad Hunn
Fred Disch
Fred Meier
Heinz Mattmann
Traveler
Red
Nimbus Space
Earth
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