Fatal Shooting of Saigon Policeman Stuns Buddhist Crisis
In Saigon the fatal shooting of a policeman by an antigovernment mob and the beating of another trigger a police and riot police crackdown at the Buddhist Institute. Premier Ky vows to clean up dissidence in Hue and dismisses Buddhist agitation as minor.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
Institute
Viet Nam
Guam
Dao Thi Tuyet
Buddhist Institute
Phan Huu Tran
Guardsmen Reach The Halfway Mark
At Camp McCoy the 32nd National Guard Division of Wisconsin reached the midway point of a two week summer training with the Governor's Day parade. Three former Red Arrow Division commanders Maj. Gen. W F Breidster Maj. Gen. Jim Dan Hill and Maj. Gen. Herbert A. Smith watched the review as Gov. Warren P Knowles and division commander Maj. Gen. John A. Dunlap addressed guardsmen and visitors.
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Camp Mccoy
Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard
Red Arrow
W. F. Breidster
Jim Dan Hill
Herbert A. Smith
Warren P. Knowles
John A. Dunlap
Still Waters Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
The quiet Christian differs from the clamorous claims by pompous rhetoric. It is not the loud beating of the drum that determines the length of the parade.
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Clair R. Munns
Patricia Reichert Named Grand Worthy Adviser in Rainbow for Girls
Miss Patricia Reichert, a 1966 Monroe High School graduate, was named Grand Worthy Advisor of the Grand Association, Order of Rainbow for Girls, at Williams Bay. Her selection also names Mrs. L. M. Johnson as State Mother Advisor. installation ritual will be at George Williams College Camp. Chris Smith joined the executive board. Reichert was Homecoming Queen and active in forensics, Orchesis, Spanish Club, Girl Scouts, and Youth Fellowship.
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Monroe High School
Patricia Reichert
Order of Rainbow For
Williams Bay
Miss Reichert
Bruce Reichert
Monroe
Rainbow Order
L. M. Johnson
George Williams College
Reichert
Chris Smith
Robert Smith
Girl Scouts
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Stewart Chapter
de Molay
Green Bay
Cassville Twin o Rama set to honor nationwide look alike twins
Cassville hosts its 22nd annual Twin- O- Rama July 29 to 31 with co chairs Arnold Junk Jr. and Walter Kirschbaum. Twins from Apple River Illinois and elsewhere vie for oldest pair and boy girl winners, with a parade, chicken barbecue, drill team, and a new twin talent contest.
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United States
Cassville
Arnold Junk Jr
Walter Kirschbaum
Apple River
Ill
Joseph N
Margaret Blackbourn Youngblood
Youngblood
Mary Westgard
22Nd St
Joseph
Cass Kyle
Dubuque
Monroe
Henry Youngblood
Lafayette County
S. Blackbourn
Albany Herald
Mineral Point
Wis
Susan
Steven Leuthold
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Neb
Cassville High School
Sam Slaman
Mississippi
John Laddie
Milt Thorpe
Madison
Robert Dietrich
Gratiot
Swiss Cheese Prices Rise in Wisconsin Market
Wisconsin cheddar prices edged up to 1.4 cents higher while American cheese production for the week ending June 9 rose 1 percent nationally and 4 percent in Wisconsin to 32.7 million pounds. Swiss cheese prices were mostly 1 cent higher as demand stayed fair to good and supplies were ample except for grade C.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
Meredith to Resume Mississippi March After Wounds
James H. Meredith, recovering from shotgun wounds, says he will resume his Mississippi march next Wednesday whether he is strong enough or not. He spoke in New York on June 6.
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New York
James H. Meredith
Batman Pin Costs Weber Family A Big Surgery Bill
Stevie Weber swallowed a Batman pin from a gumball machine in Mequon and will need surgery after July 4 weekend to remove it. The pin has been in his stomach since April 30 and could cost about 400 dollars to extract. He says the pin doesn’t hurt him but he won’t buy another Batman pin.
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Milwaukee
Stevie Weber
Suburban
Mequon
Stevie
21 Year Beer Law Favored by Wisconsin Church
The Wisconsin Conference of the United Church of Christ urged a uniform statewide 21 year minimum for beer. At the meeting the conference elected Dr. Ralph P. Ley of Chicago as president and Gordon Aebischer of Chilton as moderator, with several others filling key offices.
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Appleton
Wisconsin Conference of the United Church of Christ
Ralph P. Ley
Chicago
Gordon Aebischer
Chilton
Robert Wells Kingdom
Wisconsin Rapids
Theodore P. Crusius
Mantowoc
Norman A. Schowater
West Bend
Two Children and Father Injured In Area Mishap
Two accidents in the area left three people hospitalized at St. Clare. Dale W. Mitchell and his daughter Dixie were injured in a tractor trailer crash on Highway 69 near Monroe. Darlin, 6, escaped injury. Mark Wenger, 8, was struck by a car on Mt Hope Road near Brodhead. his condition was listed as good.
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St. Clare
Sheriff's Department
Dale W. Mitchell
Route 2
Pittsville
Dixie
Mark Ernest Wenger
LaVern Wenger
Brodhead
Mark
Mitchells
Burgy Flats
Monroe
Mitchell
George Lucas Livestock and Equipment Inc
Wisconsin Rapids
Darlin
Illinois
Richard Newcomer
Mark Wenger
Mt. Hope Road
Spring Grove
Alvin Thomas Mazurek
Dearborn
Mich
Teresa Olson Crowned Albany Dairy Queen
Miss Teresa Olson a 17 year old from rural Albany was crowned Albany Dairy Queen at a downtown program. She succeeds the 1965 queen Christine Schenk and will be a senior at Albany High School. Runners up were Rhonda Blumer and Sharon King.
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Albany
Teresa Olson
Thorvald Olson
Albany Dairy Queen
Christine Schenk
Olson
Albany High School
Rhonda Blumer
Sharon King
William Blumer
Kennedy Sees Pope Paul VI in Vatican Audience
Senator Robert F. Kennedy met with Pope Paul VI in Vatican City for a 35 minute audience during his way home from an African tour. The talks covered world affairs and religious themes as Kennedy pressed for peace and humanitarian aid.
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Vatican City
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Pope Paul VI
Kennedy
India Seen Through Gilberts View During Ten Month Stay
Helen Soper recounts Rev. Reid Gilbert and his wife sharing experiences from India where they studied on a Fulbright. The Gilberts lived with daughters Tari Adrienne Karen in New Delhi for ten months, noting India's democracy, languages, and cultural emphasis on the arts.
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India
Philathea
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church of Monroe
Reid Gilbert
National School of Drama
Fullbright
Gilbert
Gilberts
Tari
Adri
Enne
Karen
New Delhi
Oleo Controversy At Camp McCoy Garners Guardsmen Run
At Camp McCoy the dairy spread oleo draws mixed reaction among platoon sergeants and guardsmen. Some praise its sanitation and ease of use while others lament its texture and melting. The debate highlights economy drives and farm group protests amid Viet Nam era shortages.
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Camp Mccoy
Dwight L. Bump
B Company
K Company
Albany
Harold Gissing
Bump
Texas
Wisconsin
Sam
National Farmers Organization
Viet Nam
Third Congressional District
Lucky recruits endure two weeks of Army basic training
SP4 Ollie Fink reports on 33 recruits in Company B of the 84th Infantry 339 Training Regiment undergoing 14 days of basic training. They face strict drill, field duties, and harsh instruction to learn fundamentals and discipline in the Twlight Zone of Army life.
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Dwight L. Bump
Albany
National Guard
Camp McCoy
Times
SP4
Ollie Fink
32Nd Division
84Th Inf
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Rainbow
Monroe Assembly
Blackbourns
Batman
Weber
Helen Soper
Air Force
Pif Na Sani
Oleo
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