Lombard Kidnaper Seized After Brush Pile Capture
A 21-year-old Marine from Lombard known for a two state terror trail was caught in a brush pile near Blue Mounds Wisconsin. He faces federal flight to avoid prosecution for kidnapping a Roscoe housewife and two counts of forcible rape in Dane County. A 200-strong posse cornered him as a gunman fled a farmer’s home nearby. The suspect began a 60 day mental examination at a state hospital in Waupun after court orders.
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Madison
Donald _ E
Brinkman
Blue Mounds
Here
Roscoe
Ill
Dane County
Lombard
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Wisconsin
William Buenzli
Waupun
Willis Hartwig
Hartwig
Green County Sheriff’s Department
Monroe
Black Earth
Jo Ann Kundert
Monticello
Dane County Sheriff’s Office
Green County
New
Miss Universe Finals Tonight Showcases Global Beauty
Fifty contestants from nations including Holland Okinawa and Jamaica converge in Miami Beach for the Miss Universe finals. The article catalogs measurements from average 5 foot 6 players to weights from 98 to 138 pounds, noting brunettes lead with ten blondes and Paraguay’s Mirtha Martinez as the youngest at 18.
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Miami Beach
Fila
Okinawa
Margo Domen
den Haas
Holland
Yoneko Kiyan
Koza
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Ceylon
Lorraine Roosmalecocq
Norway
Siri Gro Nilsen
Lynn
Ol de Jager
South Africa
Malaysia
Helen Lee Siew Liew
Venzuela
Wales
Christine’ Evans
Nilgun Arslaner
Turkey
Korea
Paraguay
Mirtha Martinez
Mrs. Alice O'Donnell Hogan 66 Taken by Death
Mrs. William H. Hogan 66 of 1610 17th St. Monroe died of acute leukemia at St. Clare Hospital after seven months illness. Born Sept. 8 1899 Mt. Pleasant Township she taught rural schools and later worked as a bookkeeper. She married William H. Hogan Sept. 28 1925 at St. Victor's. Survived by husband and three children. services Monday at St. Victor's Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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William H. Hogan
17Th St
St. Clare Hospital
Hogan
Alice Ellen O’donnell
Mt. Pleasant Township
Michael
Catherine Connelly O'Donnell
Monroe High School
Green County Normal
Marty and
KC Auxiliary
Sheriff's Department
Patricia
University of Buffalo
Buffalo
N.Y
William Francis Hogan
Blanchardville
Hollandale
James
Mary Alice) Swartout
Denver
Colo
John O'Donnell
Monroe
Francis
San Francisco
Calif
William E. Wenger
Clayton Ross
Brodhead
Clara Henry
Ann
Stnessy
St. Victor’s Church
E. C. McCollon
Calvary Cemetery
The Night Is Hot Yet Rain Falls On Lawn
Poem in verse humor follows Clair R. Munns depicting a hot dry night then unexpected prolonged rain soaking the lawn and flowers. The speaker questions the sudden change and humorously laments the weather drift.
Ripple to Address Mt Horeb Rotary on Government
Donald T. Ripple of the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance will speak on government and citizenship at the Mt Horeb Rotary Club meeting Wednesday. New members Lowell Moehlman and Jack DeWitt join the club.
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MT. Horeb
Donald T. Ripple
Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance
Madison
Rotary Club
Ripple
Lowell Moehlman
Jack DeWitt
Kohler Re-elected Chairman of State Higher Education Body
Former Governor Walter Kohler Jr. was re elected Friday as chair of the state's Coordinating Committee for Higher Education. The move reinforces leadership for higher education policy and planning.
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Madison
Walter Kohler Jr
Chicago Riots Stir Debate on Race and Motive
In Chicago's West Side riots, residents dispute whether violence was racial. A Negro cab driver and others describe lootings and fear, while National Guardsmen restore order and organizers seek causes beyond white-black animus.
Chicago Riots Eased by Guards and Police Patrols
National Guardsmen and police restored relative quiet in a West Side area after days of racial violence. Guardsmen armed with rifles and bayonets patrolled with police, while gunfire and looting diminished. Mayor Daley blamed the unrest on MLK aides as King’s civil rights drive continued.
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Chicago
West Side
Otto Kerner
Friay
Chard J. Daley
Los Angeles
Francis P. Kane
Gen. Kane
Daley
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King
New Sketch Sparks Leads in Mass Nurse Slaying Case
Chicago detectives report a police artist sketch based on survivor Corazon Amarao's description has generated numerous tips. Deputy Chief Michael Spiotto says the two hour interview yielded fresh details about why screams were not heard and confirms the killer is likely within reach.
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Chicago
Michael Spiotto
Town House
Spiotto
Corazon Amarao
Miss Amarao
Area Man Hurt In Auto Mishap
Bruce M. Young a 25 year old Browntown resident is listed in good condition at St. Clare Hospital after a head on collision on Highway 26 just south of the state line. Edward G. Wegner Jr. a 22 year old Benton resident was treated at Freeport hospital for lacerations to the right forehead and left arm.
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Bruce M. Young
Browntown
St. Clare
Stephenson County
Young
Edward G. Wegner, Jr
Benton
Freeport
Milwaukee Boys Experience Wisconsin Farm Life
Two 12 year old Milwaukee boys joined four other Negro children on a six day rural Wisconsin visit sponsored by church groups. They milked cows, watched cheese making, fed animals, swam, and learned farm life from Monticello hosts including the Gempeler family.
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Kelvis Allen
Norman Brown
Milwaukee
Leon Gempeler
Monticello
Kelvis
Oere
Times
Otos
Ollie Fink
Here
Wisconsin
Gempelers
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Fellowship Community Church
Motorist Escapes but Policeman Killed in Collision
In Dickinson North Dakota a speeding motorist narrowly escaped a railroad engine collision but a pursuing policeman, Theodore C. Warner age 29, was killed. Warner pursued the unidentified driver across a rail siding as the motorist slipped ahead of the engine pulling a single freight car. Warner’s car slammed into that box car.
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Dickinson
N.D
Theodore C. Warner
Warner
X Ray Unit Planned for Green County Mobile Service
Arrangements by Mrs. Martha Tschudy and Mrs. Irene Bennett set up a mid August visit of the State Board of Health Mobile Survey Unit to Green County. The unit will take only chest X rays with confidential findings and no undressing required.
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Green County
Martha Tschudy
Irene Bennett
State Board of Health
Monroe Evening Times
Albany
Governor Plans July 23 Vacation After Bath Visit
Madison Wisconsin Governor Warren P Knowles will take a one week vacation starting July 23. His office said he will begin the trip after attending the Bath Maine launching ceremony of a Navy vessel named for Rear Admiral Julius A Furer.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Saint Clare Hospital Admits 7300 Patients Over Years
In the hospital history 709 patients were admitted in the first year of operation and 7 363 patients in 1965. The figures show growth in patient load at Saint Clare Hospital.
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Saint Clare Hospital
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Mrs. Hogan
W. H. Hogan
Clair R. Munns
D.T. Ripple
Mt. Horeb Rotary
Frank Banton
Corazon Amurao
Leon Gempelers
J. Allan Mittler
Zwingli Church
Gempeler
George Wasserstrauss
Henry Spring
Richard Smith
Ronald Hilliard
Willis Elmer
Harold Babler
Roy Rufer
Gordon Schultz
Howard Voegels
Paul Witt
Mittler
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