Five Die In Worcester Cabin Fire Kills Teens
Five Worcester teenagers died when a homemade cabin burned in an isolated Indian Hill area. Ten youths were in the structure. all were accounted for. Four injured were treated and released, one 19-year-old was in poor condition with burns. Police blamed a gasoline stove explosion during an attempted lighting.
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Worcester
Mass
Indian Hill
Raymond Slater
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ronald Vysniauskas
Warren Briggs
Michael Foley
Harold Vysniauskas
Ronald
A St
Israel Plans More Attacks After Beirut Raid
Israel vows further retaliation against Arab attacks after the Beirut airport operation. Prime Minister Levi Eshkol says Israel will defend itself wherever aggression is planned. UN ambassador Shabtai Rosenne cites the Athens El Al attack as retaliation trigger, as Greek authorities hold two Palestinian guerrillas from Lebanon.
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VHE Assuuiarab
Beirut
Israel
Levi Eshkol
Eshkol
United Nations
Sha
Tryave Lie Death Reported in Norway at 72
General U Thant confirmed Lie death today in Norway. Tryave Lie, 72, served as United Nations first secretary-general from 1946 to 1954 and later retired to Norway. His brief bid for prime minister never materialized. Dag Hammarskjöld succeeded him after his death in 1961. Lie helped steer the UN through early Cold War crises and the Korean conflict. A Thant of Burma succeeded Hammarskjöld. Will get priority Milwaukee Chicago rail plan noted by Lake Michigan Region Planning Council chairman.
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U Thant
Norway
Tryave Lie
United Nations
Lie
New York
Sweden
Dag Hammerskiold
Africa
Milwaukee
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Chicago Air Lines crash claims 27th victim at O Hare
AP News briefs report a North Central Airlines jet crash at O Hare claiming the 27th victim Raymond Sheldon 22 of Lincoln Nebraska died in hospital. Also a suburban Orland Park fire kills five from one family. three burned. Fort Atkinson J C Penney store fire damages adjoining shops. residents evacuated. A painter rescued after scaffold collapse. coworker died. Wisconsin narcotics unit plan delays chief crime investigator. Mother and five children die in Dane County multiple murder case. Ludington ferry battles storm returning to port. two passengers slightly hurt.
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Chicago
North Central Airlines
O'Hare International
Raymond Sheldon
Lincoln
Neb
Oraland Park
Marion Biddle
Noreen
Fort Atkinson
J. C. Penney Co
Penney
Canada
Ludington
Mich
Lake Michigan
Chesapeake & Ohio
Milwaukee
Badger
Laona Powerless After Major Blaze
A fire gutted the Laona sawmill at Forest County’s largest hardwood operation, leaving Laona without power in near freezing weather. Firefighters contained the blaze to the mill and power plant area, restoring service to Silver Lake before crews worked to reestablish lines to Laona. The plant employs about 33 locals and supports 450 workers across the complex, with operations and shifts adjusted as crews pursue a new mill and potential extra shipments from Wakefield Michigan.
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Laona
Wis
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Forest County
Silver Lake
la~ ‘Ona
la~ Ons
Connor’ Forest Industries
Wausau
Wabena
Crandon
No Injuries From Ice and Snow Traffic Mishaps
Deputies reported several weekend accidents on snow and ice covered county roadways with no injuries. Ripp and Hand led to a front end collision near Brodhead, while Thompson's car damaged a windshield west of Jordan Center. A Hey Madison car rolled on ice on Highway 69 south of Monroe, and Palmer's Browntown vehicle rolled after skidding on ice west of Monroe. Other incidents saw cars slide into ditches and two Monroe police calls with minor damage and no injuries.
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Sheriff's
Stephen J. Ripp
Brodhead
Ruth E. Handledy
Route 5
Janesville
Ripp
Decatur Town Road
Hey
Madison
Monroe
Pam
LeRoy J. Palmer
Browntown
Walter
Delbert Rosenstiel
Robert R. Krupke
30Th Ave
13Th St
20Th Ave
Rosenstiel
Krupke
Benkert Made Honorary Member of Monroe Fire Dept
Benkert, son of the Monroe fire chief, was made an honorary member at the December Monroe Fire Department meeting. He received an honorary badge from assistant chief Paul Mueller for aiding the Fire School here. He has aided Southern Wisconsin Northern Illinois Fire Schools in Monroe for two years and earned an associate degree in fire prevention and safety. he will gain a B S degree next June. William Paulson was elected to a one year probationary member status. Refreshments were served.
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Conn Wennert
Monroe
Stulent
Oklahoma State College
Stillwater
Okla
Benkert
Josef Benkert
Paul Mueller
Oklahoma College
William Paulson
FBI Seeks Clue in $800000 Brink’s Hijacking Case
FBI searches clues across Boston venues after $800000 vanished from a Brink's armored truck near the 1950 Brinks site. Guard Richard Haines, kidnapped with two teammates on coffee break, freed himself and reported to police. A nonissued key found at the scene.
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Boston
FBI
Richard E. £. Haines
Tewksbury
Brinks
Felix A. Savage Jr
Brink
Money Express
Massachusetts
Mrs Engen Stricken at 82 in Portage nursing home
Lena Engen 82 of Brodhead died Monday morning December 30 at Harbor Inn Nursing Home Portage Newcomer Funeral Home of Brodhead handled arrangements She is survived by daughter Mable Maas of Portage two sons Orin of Beloit and Henry Sveom of Brodhead
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Lewis
Lena) Engen
Brodhead Area
Harbor Inn
Portage
Newcomer Funeral Home of
Brodhead
Engen
Leona 3Reom
Daugher
Mable Maas
Orin
Beloit
Henry Sveom
Sophia Loren Gives Birth To First Child Since Marriage
Sophia Loren, after 11 years of marriage to Carlo Ponti, gave birth by Caesarean to a 7 pound son at Geneva State Hospital. The baby named Carlo and both mother and child were reported healthy. Loren plans to resume her career in September co starring with Marcello Mastroianni in Giovanna.
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Geneva
Sophia Loren
Carlo Ponti
Geneva State Hospital
Carlo
Hubert de Watteville
Italy
Ponti
Fie
Miss Loren
de Watteville
de’ Wattevinte
Marcello Mastroianni
Soviet Union
Traffic Toll Tops 1156 in Wisconsin 1968
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin’s 1968 traffic deaths reached 1,156 after a weekend with five fatalities. Victims include three snowmobile riders struck by a train in Maribel and Norbert Remiker who died after being pinned between tractors. Manitowoc County deaths set a new annual record at 30. Irene Krajewski of Downers Grove died in a two car crash near Pulaski.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Carl Rabenhorst
Maribel
Maureen Rich
John Touhey
Chicago & North Western
Norbert P. Remiker
Cato
Manitowoc
Remiker
Manitowoc County
First Babies to Receive Dairy Products in 1969 Stork Derby
The Argus 4 H Club plans to honor the first boy and girl born in 1969 at St. Clare Hospital with dairy products. Club members will also visit St. Vincent's orphanage in Freeport tonight bearing cheese. Monroe merchants back a large gifts array for the year's first babies in The Monroe Evening Times Stork Derby.
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Argus 4-H Club
St. Clare Hospital
St. Vincent’s
Freeport
Monroe Merchants
Monroe Evening Times
Klubertanz 55 Taken by Death in Beloit
Beloit foreman in a laundry died at 8 18 p m Saturday December 28 in St Clare Hospital after hospitalization since October 6 Surviving include his widow Darlene two sons William Beloit and Harold Madison his parents Mr and Mrs William Klubertanz Stoughton three stepchildren Dean Carrin and Vickie all at home two brothers Ralph McFarland and Earl Edgerton and two grandchildren Services set for 11 am Tuesday December 31 at Tuschon Funeral Home Sun Prairie Rev Herbert Walkireh of Sacred Heart Catholic Church to officiate Burial in St Andrew's Cemetery Verona Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 this afternoon KILLED IN MISHAP Harvard Ill Helvert Woldt 24 of McHenry Ill formerly of Marshfield Wis died Saturday when his car skidded off a highway and struck a utility pole.
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Sester Om
Niuvervanz
Beloit
St. Clare Hospital
Darlene
William
Harold
Madison
William Klubertanz
Stoughton
Dean
Carrin
Vickie
Ralph
McFarland
Earl
Edgerton
Tuschon Funeral Home
Sun Prairie
Herbert Walkireh
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
St. Andrew's
Verona
Harvard
Ill
Helvert Woldt
McHenry, Ll
Marshfield
Wis
Pueblo Crew Tells How Men Suffered Beating
Two USS Pueblo enlisted men describe beatings and terror during months in North Korean captivity. Cmdr Lloyd Bucher recalls threats to kill crew members while authorities report maltreatment. News conference planned with Law and Hayes. some crewmen granted limited shore leave in San Diego area.
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San Diego
Calif
Uss Pueblo
Lloyd Bucher
C. Charles 8. Law, Jr
Port Townsend
Wash
C. Lee R. Hayes
Columbus Ohio
Navy
Law
Hayes
Midway Island
Bucher
U. S. Naval Hospital
Horace Warden
Johnson
Washington
North Korea-claimed
Liberty
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