Eight Die In Wisconsin Weekend Road Mishaps
The Associated Press reports at least eight people died on Wisconsin roads over the weekend, raising the year total to 401. Victims include Paul Burg 20 of New Holstein Allan Jones 28 of Milwaukee Gerald Phillips 27 of De Pere Ronald Swenson 23 of Chicago David Carver 19 of rural Kenosha James Seekamp 19 Wayne Bicknell 24 and Lyle Schaller 46 in separate crashes. One additional victim Jennie Cummings 80 of Port Hueneme Calif died from injuries suffered June 3 near Marshfield, not counted among weekend fatalities.
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Paul Burg
New Holstein
Sheboygan County
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Allan Jones
Milwaukee
Oconomowoc
Gerald Phillips
de Pere
Green Bay
Ronald Swenson
Chicago
Pembine
Marinette County
David Carver
Kenosha
Illinois State Line
James R. Seekamp
Wayne R. Bicknell
Norwalk
Monroe County
Lyle P. Schaller
Bangor
la Crosse County
Port Hueneme
Calif
Jennie Cummings
Marshfield
Senator Roseleip to speak at Monroe Jaycees dinner
Senator Gordon Roseleip will address the Monroe Jaycees at their monthly dinner on Wednesday at 7 30 p m Marco's Supper Club. Mayor Walter Ekum and Assemblyman Joseph Tregoning will also attend as guests. The topic is patriotism, a Jaycees objective.
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Cat Burglar Strikes Monroe Stolen Six Kittens
Blanche Jelliffe reports a theft at her Monroe home. Six half grown kittens were taken from the basement while she was downtown between 6 30 and 7 30 Friday evening. A cat burglar is suspected. Police investigation ongoing.
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OBVIOUS But one small fault at last I see And I knew it was bound to come The trouble with retirement appears to be I have no place to stay home from.
NBC to telecast JFK inquiry critique despite Garrison objections
NBC News president William R. McAndrew said the network will air tonight a program titled The JFK Conspiracy the Case of Jim Garrison criticizing aspects of Garrison's Kennedy assassination probe. The show runs 8 to 9 p m EDT and references two key witnesses who failed lie detector tests.
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Four Drowned In Wisconsin State Waters
Four people drown in Wisconsin waters Sunday including Jackson County couple Alfred Pederson and his wife in Black River Falls when their boat motor failed and currents drove them over a dam. LaVern Heck, 18, died in a 7 foot hole while wading near Greenwood. Robert Lee Budde, 17, drowned swimming in a pond near Rome in Jefferson County while camping with family.
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Oshkosh Hosts Miss Wisconsin Pageant Finalists
Thirty eight finalists gathered in Oshkosh to compete for Miss Wisconsin with a four night preliminary contest at Oshkosh State University dormitories. Candace Hint of West Allis will crown the winner after a city parade and dinner sponsored by the Oshkosh Merchants Association.
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Emil Burkhalter Dies In Switzerland At 80
Emil Burkhalter, 80, of Birsfelden, Switzerland, died at 5:30 a.m. Saturday after a period of illness. A retired government railroad worker, he is survived by his widow Emma, two sons Rudy and Emil Jr. of Madison, and a sister Rosa living in Switzerland. Rudy Burkhalter is an entertainer at Marco's Supper Club in Monroe. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Otteson Named Camp Delegate for Wisconsin Lions Camp
James Otteson son of Mr and Mrs Donovan Otteson is chosen for a week's stay at the Wisconsin Lions Camp in Rosholt Wisconsin The camp sponsored by the Wisconsin Lions Foundation Inc and the Wisconsin Council for Retarded Children runs June 25 to July 1 and includes a pilot program with visually handicapped participants.
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Reginald Denny Dies at 76 in England
Actor Reginald Denny a veteran star with over 200 films died of a stroke in England relatives said Saturday. Denny 76 began his movie career in 1920 with a string of 18 silent serials.
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Roadways Passable Now After Weekend Of Water Problems
Green County roads mostly open after a weekend of high water with County Trunk Highway H taking the brunt near the J and N junction. Water covered the roadway with sod and debris from slid banks. High water on County Trunk EE near Monticello closed Saturday but shallow water allowed passage Sunday. rainfall ranged from under an inch to 7 inches at Elmon Ott’s York Township site.
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Kiwanis Leader Derral L. Clark Dies at 59
Derral L. Clark a Milwaukee area Kiwanis leader and Milwaukee Association of Insurance Agents executive died of an apparent heart attack. The Almond, Wisconsin native was a Kiwanis International trustee and former Wisconsin Upper Michigan district governor who taught accounting in Marinette and served as Wauwatosa assistant superintendent of schools. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Kosygin Blasts U.S. For Inciting War at U.N.
Soviet Premier Kosygin charged the United States with inciting Israel to war against the Arabs during a U.N. emergency session. He demanded Israel be condemned and withdrawn from Arab territories with restitution in the shortest possible time. Israel’s Abba Eban defended Israel's rights and condemned Soviet policy, citing ongoing tensions in the Middle East.
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Clay Alleges U S Draft Dodge Trial Morning
Cassius Clay arrived at the federal courthouse for his draft evasion trial in Houston Texas. He sang You Make Me Feel So Good and joked with spectators about jury service as prosecutors seek potential conviction with possible prison time and fines.
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Nasser Names Self Premier in Cairo Cabinet Shuffle
Beirut reports President Gamal Abdel Nasser announced sweeping changes and named himself premier of a new cabinet in Egypt. The move follows his offer to resign after the Arab Israeli war, which the National Assembly did not accept, keeping his leadership intact.
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Radcliffe ad sparks marriage and dorm relief
A Radcliffe student placed a Harvard Crimson ad seeking marriage to escape dorm life. Beth Luey, 21, married Michael Luey, 23, in January and will pursue Russian studies while he finishes Harvard Law School. Responses ranged from Vietnam veterans to an Alaska bartender. The ad prompted some to propose practical help and furniture offers.
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Witnesses Listed Lobbying Probe Is Given Recess
In Madison the John Doe lobbying probe recessed after two witnesses. Howard Meister, Milwaukee banker, testified briefly. James Bell and Judge Sachtjen conferred in chambers with no reason given. More witnesses were listed for today as the probe continues through Friday.
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After Seven Girls They Finally Adopted a Son Tracy
In Ventura California Shelley and Sandra Rama welcomed a son named Tracy after seven daughters. The couple previously had seven girls named Sandra Shelley Sharon Stacey Susan Shannon and Shawn. The family story highlights their final adoption ending a long run of daughters.
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Tax sharing task force seeks fair state local revenue division
A prestige tax reform panel opened its search for a fair method to divide state tax burdens with local governments. The group aims to resolve a billion dollar question affecting municipalities and counties across the state.
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Man Dies After Fall From Home Roof
Edwin Ott, 66, was killed Sunday when he fell from the roof of his home while caulking windows.
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