Wisconsin hails fatal highway toll surpassing 1966
Wisconsin Gov War ren Knowles decries high auto deaths as Christmas weekend toll nears record 1967 total with at least 25 fatalities across state roads. Milwaukee incident follows near miss between a car and a C 119 plane on Gen Mitchell Field runway.
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Bradley Bradley to Fight Extradition in Kennedy Conspiracy Case
Los Angeles lawyers say Edgar Eugene Bradley 49 of North Hollywood will fight extradition to Louisiana where James Garrison accuses him of conspiring to murder President Kennedy. Bradley denies the charges and will surrender in Los Angeles. a Louisiana warrant prompted a fugitive complaint in California as Gov Reagan weighs extradition.
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Close Neighbors by Clair R. Munns
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns discusses how necessity and ability pair to create solutions. It notes they go together hand in hand and are never separated. The verse emphasizes practical problem solving through combined traits.
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Clair R. Munns
Gregory protests Chicago convention site over racial issues
Gregory, a Vietnam war protester in his 34th day of fasting, announces plans to block the Democratic national convention in Chicago unless Mayor Daley enacts a tougher open housing ordinance. He vows nationwide demonstrations from a broad coalition to press local reforms and views the event as leverage against racial problems.
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Daley
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Miami Police Chief Takes Strong Stand
Police Chief Walter Headley in Miami declares community relations programs in the Central Negro District failed and orders officers to combat hoodlums with shotguns and dogs. He cites a Christmas weekend of 58 violent crimes and three white offenders, promising tougher stops under the stop and frisk policy.
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Life in the year 2000 a Boyle preview
New York column imagines future life in 2000 with drastic changes. Kneecap transplants delay retirement for football stars while urban sprawl and parking control grow. Coins vanish, a 50 cent cup of coffee, many moonlighting jobs, and centralized medical diagnosis via a computer are suggested.
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New York
Twin Sons Born To the Johnsons in St. Clare Hospital
Twin boys born to Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson of South Beloit arrived at 6:05 and 6:20 a.m. weighing seven pounds seven ounces and seven pounds three ounces respectively. Tim Jim and Ronnie Joe, aged eight five and a half and three, are growing up at home awaiting twin sisters. The couple is not related to Monroe Johnsons.
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South Wayne
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Gina Kristine
Times
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Tulips Sought as Lee Miller Builds Rose Parade Floats
Lee Miller receives about 150000 dollars worth of flowers for more than five million blossoms and calls Holland for tulips. He designs 11 of the 60 Pasadena parade floats and has built them since 1925.
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Los Angeles
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Holland
Miller
Pasadena
Former Green County Clerk Wilma Lengacher Dies
Wilma I. Lengacher 59 of Monroe died at noon after a coronary occlusion. Her services at 1:30 p.m. Friday at St nessy Funeral Home include Christian Science rites by Clifford Werle of Freeport. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by daughter Karen Sutter and three sons. several siblings and four grandchildren. She served as county clerk from 1948 to 1955 and worked later for the State Employment Service in Madison.
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Green County
Wilma I. Lengacher
7Th St
Monroe
Richard Wagner
Stnessy
Christian Science
Clifford Werle
Freeport
Greenwood Cemetery
Live Donkey Still Elusive for Live Nativity Scene
The annual live Nativity on the St. John's United Church of Christ lawn faced another year without a live donkey. The Viney family donkey refused to board the truck, so a heifer was used first night and sheep completed the scene for the final nights.
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Joseph Viney
Break‑in Probe at Disch Hardware East Store
Deputies investigate Christmas night break in at Disch Hardware East Store in New Glarus. Loss and damage estimated at 1500 dollars. Entry via plate glass at north door. missing pistol, ammunition, bow and arrows, walkie talkie, and 8 dollars from a 1200 dollar cashier. Sheriff Schultz resigns over low pay.
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Times
Disch Hardware East
Roy Altmann
Sheriff's Department
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Altmann
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