Graham Claims Curtain Success in Yugoslavia
Billy Graham calls his Yugoslavia crusade a success despite about 2,000 attendees per meeting. He stresses gospel reach over numbers, notes religious freedom limits, and plans further trips east. He will also visit the Mayo Clinic in Rochester for jaw surgery.
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Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Billy Graham
Munich
United States
Jozip Horak
Graham
Christ
Europe
Kennedy
Johnson
God
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
UW Teacher Cites Illiterate Educators in Urban Areas
Educational psychologist Prof. Sanford Reichart of John Carroll University urged teachers at a conference on the disadvantaged child to study sociology economics and politics beyond their classrooms. He urged urban teachers to engage with their neighborhoods and attend community meetings to understand groups like the Black Panthers.
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Saawl Susyur
Mose
Sanford Reichart
John Carroll University
Reichart
Rural Traffic Deaths Outnumber City Loss
MAVIDUN Rural deaths outnumbered city fatalities by more than three to one in the first five months of 1967. The Motor Vehicle Department reported 251 highway deaths versus 82 on city streets, with a statewide rate of 4.7 fatalities per 100 million vehicle miles. Total 333 deaths, two above last year. May tallied 80 deaths, the second highest on record. Sunday saw 76 fatalities, while Saturday recorded 60.
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Motor Vehicle Department
Pecking Mockingbird Haunts Miami Beach Residents
Miami Beach residents at Euclid Avenue and 16th Street report two weeks of a sky diving pecking mockingbird. The bird swoops from rooftops to strike victims, sometimes roosting in a 15 foot palm tree, raising fears for elderly residents with heart conditions.
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Miam Beach
Fla
Miami Beach
Euclid Avenue
16Th Street
May Bring Disease Look Alike For Wisconsin Elms
Madison special reports an unusually heavy elm seed set giving trees a diseased look that mimics Dutch elm disease. Plant pathologist Gayle L. Worf says most trees recover, with outbreaks peaking mid June as foliage wilts. She notes many cases are carryovers from last year, due to poor sanitation, and urges removal and burning of diseased trees by April 15 to curb beetle spread.
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Madison
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Gayle L. Wolf
Worf
Indiana man killed in state plane crash near Tomah
Russell Wells, 67, died when a single engine plane stalled on takeoff at Tomah airport and hit a power line before slamming into a ditch along U S Highway 12. Injured were pilot John Rarick, 48, and passenger Richey Beyhan, 17, both Fort Wayne residents. The trio were en route to Rice Lake Wisconsin for a fishing trip after a Saturday stop due to bad weather.
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Wayne
Ind
Tomah
U.S. Highway 12
Russell | Wells
John” Rarick
Richey J. Beyhan
Fort Wayne
Rarick
Rice Lake
Wis
Today in History highlights from July 10 pairs events
On this date in 1850 Millard Fillmore became president after Zachary Taylor died. Calvin was born in 1509, Lady Jane Grey proclaimed queen in 1553, Wyoming joined in 1890, Wilson presented the Versailles Treaty to the Senate in 1919, Beria purged in 1953, Suhrawardy met Eisenhower in 1953, Telstar relayed first transatlantic TV in 1960, Greek police fired on farmers in 1964, and the easterly winds over the temperate zones are the prevailing Westerlies.
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Associated Press
Millard Fillmore
United States
Zachary Taylor
John Calvin
Jane Grey
England
Wyoming
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
U.S. Senate
Lavrenti P. Beria
Huseyn Shaheed “Suhrawardy
Pakistan
Washington
Eisenhower
Unrest Among Negroes Sparks Violent Night in Waterloo
In Waterloo Iowa a two day buildup of Negro unrest culminated Sunday night with gangs in the North End district clashing with police. Sixty city officers plus highway patrolmen contained the rioters after about three hours. Five injured, two Negroes and three whites treated and discharged. Looting, overturned cars and smashed windows reported along East Fourth Street. Firemen fought small blazes during the disturbance. s Kalin, once aide to Czech leaders, joins Milton College as associate professor of political science and history. he arrived in the U.S. in 1948.
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Waterloo
Iowa
North End
East Fourth Street
S. Kalin
Czechoslovakia
Milton College
United States
Monkees Announce 30 City Summer Tour
NEW YORK The Monkees press conference outlined a July through August tour of 30 cities with the quartet Peter Tork, Davy Jones, Mike Nesmith, and Micky Dolenz. The group described their TV rise and praised the Beatles while commenting on Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones.
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Monkees
New York
Peter Tori
Davy Jones
Mike Nesmith
Micky Dolenz
U.S
Dolenz
Sgt. Pepper
Monkees Embrace Fame with Easygoing Philosophy
In a candid remark, Tork brushes off fan hysteria calling it a bum rap. The group says the public uproar from irrational fans is part of life and they choose acceptance over frustration, living by a Monkee philosophy to stay happy and cool.
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Tork
UW Welcomes About 600 New Registrants This Fall
Obert Leaver and Curt Obert were among roughly 600 young people registering for studies at the University of Wisconsin. Registration week concluded, with new students returning Sept. 11 to continue orientation ahead of classes starting Sept. 18.
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Ww. Weaver
Clarence Leaver Jr
Juda
Curt Obert
John Obert
South Wayne
University of Wisconsin
Three Drown Over Weekend In Wisconsin Waters
Three drownings occurred in Wisconsin over the weekend, including two from Milwaukee. Reginald F. Trinkl, 19, Milwaukee, drowned Sunday night while swimming near a drifting boat at Spider Lake. Jack R. Zajic, 34, Chetek marina operator, died in a pre-dawn Lake Chetek collision. Randall K. Draeger, Oak Creek, drowned Saturday in a private pond near Baraboo while swimming with family.
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Reginald F. Trinkl
Milwaukee
Spider Lake
Manitowish
Vilas County
Trinki
Jack R. Zajic
Chetek
Lake Chetek
Zaji
Randall K. Draeger
Oak Creek
Baraboo
Sauk County
Marines Honored for Aiding Flag Defense at Lake Geneva
Residents plan hospitality for Marines who defended the flag during Fourth of July disturbances in Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Marines from Great Lakes hospital returned with a new flag after tear downs. Vietnam veterans entertainment committee to host free dinner and boat tour. Gov Knowles praised for National Guard action to quell the unrest.
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Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Naval Hospital
Vietnam Veterans Entertainment Committee
Warren P. Knowles
Kenneth W. Haagensen
The
State Chamber of Commerce
Knowles
National Guard
Haagensen
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