Senators oppose Johnson plan to name new chief justice
Three Republican senators Griffin Tower and Thurmond oppose naming a new chief justice while Warren plans to retire The trio warn a lame duck president should not fill a long term post as the Senate weighs confirmation and the court faces changes in the wake of Warren s anticipated departure.
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Johnson
Supreme Court
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Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
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R-Tex
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Warren
Senate Judiciary Committee
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harlan Fiske Stone
Charles Evans Hughes
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
United States
California
Jesse M. Unruh
Ronald Reagan
Proper Diet in Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
Modern music like treats and sweets are fine in their place but for the staff of life nothing beats proper diet and steady meals from Clair R. Munns.
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Clair R. Munns
Life
Wisconsin families join Swissair tour with Edelweiss Stars
The Streiffs and other New Glarus families travel Monday from O Hare with the Edelweiss Stars to three concerts abroad. Gary Streiff, a 22 year old University of Wisconsin Milwaukee student, plans school visits in Switzerland and a study of church music while exploring relatives and Wilhelm Tell productions. Other travelers include Debra Huse bound for Sweden with AFS, and Gar Kellem joining Gary in Bonnheim Germany for a study period.
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University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Clayton
Marion Zentner Streiff
New Glarus
Switzerland
Edelweiss
O’hare International
Gary
Carl Orff
Europe
Gar Kellem
Lawrence College
Bonnheim
Germany
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Beaver Dam
Order of DeMolay
Milwaukee
Robert McIntyre
John Marshall
Paul Grossenbacher
Swissair
Don
Elmira) Root
Monticello
Connie Jean
Root
Grossenbacher
America
Paul Grossenbachers
Paul
New Glarus Yodelers
John
Grossenbachers
Kenneth Boss
Tell
Glarus
Marion
Disch
Zentner
Elm
Alfred Disch
Uthmarsingen
Canton Aargue
Harold
Kathleen Ingwell
Clayton Streiff
Streiffs
Mrs
Ingwell
LouAnn Wild
Attaed School
Irving
Margaret Widmer Wild
Arnold Widmer
Longest U.S. War Depths Hit Saigon as 535000 Fight
The Vietnam War nears six years with about 535,000 American troops in battle near Saigon. U.S. forces shift units to guard the capital, while Viet Cong plans a third offensive in July. Paratroopers kill 35 enemy troops northwest of Saigon as Eight B52s bombard near the capital.
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Associated Press
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U.S
South Vietnam
James Thomas Davis
Livingston, Tenn
Vietnam
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Mass
Cornwallis
Yorktown
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U.S. 1011St Airborne Division
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Hau Nghia
Viet Cong
Paris
Kennedy slay case polka dot dress lead dismissed
The Los Angeles police canceled an all points bulletin about a girl in a white polka dot dress after investigators found no evidence of a witness with special knowledge of the Kennedy assassination. Sirhan Sirhan remains jailed on murder charges. In other news, the Poor People’s Campaign faced a weekend deadline to vacate near the Lincoln Memorial as Resurrection City’s permit neared expiration. Also, 362 inmates at Stateville Penitentiary graduated, Sears will stop promoting firearms and toy weapons, and Wisconsin's traffic deaths reached 505 for 1968.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
John Powers
Detective Bureau
Powers
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Ambassador Hotel
Washington
Lincoln Memorial
Resurrection City
Safety tests begin July for Wisconsin motorists
Wisconsin motorists face random safety inspections starting July 1 under a 1967 act. Eighteen teams of patrol officers and inspectors will tour the state at unannounced checkpoints testing tires steering brakes lights wipers belts and related systems. Minor defects allow two weeks for repair major defects bring tickets. passing cars receive a one year exemption sticker. About 150000 of 2 million cars expected to be tested this year.
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Wisconsin
Eigtheen
Carl Zutz
Albany Dairy Queen Crowned Peggy Stefanik in Albany Event
Peggy Stefanik, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Stefanik, was crowned Albany Dairy Queen at a downtown Albany program on Friday night. She will be a senior at Albany High School this fall and succeeds Kathy Dunphy. Runners up were Jan Baertschi and Janet Mauerman. A concert by Albany High School musicians preceded the ceremony.
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Paul Stefanik
Albany Dairy Queen
Albany
Kathy Dunphy
Lawrence Dunphy
Jan Baertschi
Fred Baertschi
Janet Mauerman
Roy Mauerman
Albany High School
Turner Farm
Jackie Bongiorno
Robert Grossman
Gary
Olleen) Brewer
Edward Oliver
Albany Dairy Dew
Quads Bring New Family Size to Six in Hours
Allan Irvine and his wife Francis welcomed four newborn sons at Home Hospital Lafayette weighing 2 13 to 3 04 pounds each after a 92 minute span. Doctors say mother and babies are stable though the four new lives face a critical first days in incubators with oxygen and special diets. The newborns are named Alan Scott Bryan Williams Corey James and Dale Walter. Irvine works at Inland Steel Co and the family lives in Wheatfield Indiana.
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Francis
Paul A. Williams
Irvines
Indiana
Wheatfield
East Chicago
Inland Steel Co
Williams
Alan Scott
Bryan Willams
Corey James
Dale Walter
Hugo Vihlen Ends His Fight Against The Sea
Hugo Vihlen, after 85 days at sea, ends his solo voyage near Fort Lauderdale aboard his tub like boat. He is rescued by Coast Guard and joins his wife Johnnie and son Dana as the Sea Wolf II brings him in. He laments not finishing the voyage, blaming west winds and the Gulf Stream for pushing him off course.
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Fla
Hugo Vihlen
Atlantic Ocean
Florida
Vihlen
Casablanca
Miami
Coast Guard
South Carolina
Pier 66
Homestead
Edward
Hugo
Vihlen Senior
Johnnie
Dana
Sea Wolf II
Knowles Critiques Hunger Study In Wisconsin Speech
Governor Warren P. Knowles blasted a federal hunger report as emotionally driven during the 32nd annual Public Welfare conference in Eagle River. He argued real hunger and malnutrition are largely gone in Wisconsin and criticized the report’s threshold of poverty for counties like Vilas.
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Warren P. Knowles
Federal Study Commission
America
Milwaukee
Knowles
Wisconsin
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