Congolese Flee to the Bush as Snipers Remain Active
Government forces push across the Congo River toward Stanleyville as snipers operate in a near deserted city. An American Embassy spokesman says most resistance is eliminated but danger remains amid airlifted evacuees and ongoing rescue missions for foreigners in rebel-controlled areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
Congo
Stanleyville
Congo River
Paulis
U.S
A. Chansler
Egbita
W. McChesney
Wamba
F. J. Cunningham
Titule
Heart of Africa
Fort Washington
Bunia
Watsa
Punia
Cairo
US. Information Agency
John F. Kennedy
Tragic Collision Sinks Norwegian Tanker Off New Jersey
Nineteen crewmen are dead or missing after the Norwegian tanker Stolt Dagali was sliced in two by the Israeli luxury liner Shalom off the New Jersey coast in dense fog. The Shalom carried 1,076 passengers and crew. 24 tanker crew were rescued as 13 bodies were recovered and six men remained missing at sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Atlantic
Shalom
Pride
Stolt Dagali
West Indies
Oslo
Newark
N. J
Philadelphia
Kristian Bendersen
Division Embarrasses Census Bureau Admits Major Report Error
The Census Bureau acknowledged an $80 million mistake in a report claiming Wisconsin had the heaviest tax burden per $1000 of personal income. The corrected data would place Wisconsin fifth for total taxes and 15th for property taxes, with per capita taxes ranking seventh. The error arose from using total taxes instead of after credits, found by Philip Sandal of the state Department of Resource Development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Federal Census Bureau
Wisconsin
Allen D. Manvel
Bureau
David Wiggins
State Department of Resource Development
Manvel
Wiggins
Manuel
Vermont
Minnesota
Louisiana
Arizona
Philip Sandal
Caroline Kennedy Turns Seven in New York Family
Caroline Kennedy is seven today two days after her brother John F Kennedy Jr turned four. They reside with their mother Mrs John F Kennedy in a New York City apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Caroline Kennedy
John
John F. Kennedy
New York City
Two Brodhead Boys Find Stolen Safe In River
Peter and Paul Condon of Brodhead located a safe thought to be a money box in the Sugar River on Highway F. Rock County Sheriff's deputies pulled the safe from the water. it contained checks but no cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead Area
Janesville
Peter
Paul
Franklin Condon
Brodhead
Sugar River
Rock County
Gutzmer Injured In County Mishap
Two vehicle rollovers reported this morning with injuries and no serious harm. Gutzmer, 22, sustained a cut requiring 20 stitches after a passing car collision on Highway 69. Other drivers escaped injury in separate rollovers near Apple Grove and Brooklyn Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry H. Gutzmer
Rt. 4
Chester Winger
Argyle
David Harrington
Belleville
Winger
Apple Grove
Sheriff
Amidon Road
Brooklyn Township
Green Rock
Harrington
William J. Phalen
21St Avenue
Monroe
Gutzmer
Phalen
Betty A. Marty
10Th Street
Andrew G. Yonkus
Stockton
Ill
Burgy Flats
Walter Olson
Monticello
Milledgeville
Beaver Dam
Ken Howe
Peru
Iil
Mahlon Fiie
Brodhead
Donald L. Wahl
Elwyn Kittleson
Albany
Wahl
Next Week's Menus Public Service Note
Public service notice explains weekly school cafeteria menus published to help mothers plan evening meals for high school students.
Weekly School Lunch Menu Highlights
The week features Monday meatballs and spaghetti with buttered green beans and apple crisp. Tuesday serves roast beef with potatoes and gravy and fruit jello. Wednesday offers barbecue sandwich with cabbage salad and apricot halves. Thursday includes ham and scalloped potatoes with corn and ice cream. Friday presents fish sticks with whipped potatoes and buttered peas.
Wisconsin Highway Toll Reaches 963 for Year
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin's record single year highway deaths rose to 963 after a Waukesha County woman died from injuries. The toll includes several fatalities over a Thanksgiving week holiday period with victims in Kenosha Milwaukee Green Bay and La Crosse areas.
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Waukesha County
Catherine Micoliczyk
Pewaukee
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Louis
Waukesha
Edward J. Dzioba
Kenosha
Tillie Hansen
Milwaukee
Milwaukee South Side
Carl Dustmann
Gresham
Swanano County
Lee R. Bergner
Green Bay
Armstrong Creek
Forest County
Anna Schmitz
la Crosse
Highway 33
Robert Voss Named To Investment Board
Madison attorney Robert C. Voss was appointed to the State Investment Board by Gov. Reynolds to replace Lt. Gov. Elect Patrick Lucey. The term runs until March 1, 1970, and Lucey resigned to run for lieutenant governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Robert C. Voss
State Investment Board
John W. Reynolds
Patrick J. Lucey
Reynolds
Voss
Lucey
Mars Flight Is Postponed
Cape Kennedy Fla Technical problems forced the postponement of the Mariner 4 Mars launch. The window closed at 12 41 p m EST with no new date set. The mission aims to photograph Mars from 8 600 miles and return data for 1969 life search plans.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Mars
Mariner 4
Red Planet
Earth
United
Viet Cong Attacks Near Saigon Wound American Officer
Viet Cong forces attacked a government unit about 410 miles north of Saigon and an American officer was wounded. Details were sparse as fighting began Thursday and continued today, according to a U.S. military spokesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Secret Service Plans Manpower Expansion
Secret Service to add 75 agents clerks and technical staff in coming months at an estimated cost of 650000 to strengthen advance and preventive work for presidential travel. The expansion, approved by the Warren Commission panel, aims to use electronic data processing to track threats and suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secret Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillion
Treasury Department
Dillon
John F. Kennedy
Warren
Earl Warren
Johnson
Warren Commission
Crit
Cheese Demand Fair Through Wednesday
MADISON The Wisconsin cheddar cheese market stayed steady through Wednesday per the Agricultural Marketing Service. Demand was fair and small styles balanced. large styles ample and aged styles in good demand but short. American cheese production for the week ending Nov 19 fell 1 percent, estimated at 17.7 million pounds, 8 percent higher than a year ago. Swiss cheese market firm with fair to good demand. grade A blocks generally adequate and B to C blocks about adequate to short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
Martial Law Declared in South Viet Nam Faces Limited Protests
Premier Tran Van Huong's martial law declaration aims to quell antigovernment riots but mass demonstrations largely failed to appear. Buddhist leaders closed the National Buddhist Institute. police dispersed a news conference as opposition groups merge into a revolutionary committee. Sun palace ringed by barbed wire. troops remain alert for renewed unrest. Ho Chi Minh era forces accused of stirring riots.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
National Buddhist Institute
Nguyen Xuan Chu
National High Council
National Revolutionary Committee
Huong
Phan Khac Sun
Viet Cong
William Geigel longtime area resident dies at 79
William M Geigel 79 longtime Monroe resident and former Geigel Hardware associate died at 5 am at St Clare hospital after entering as a medical patient. He lived at 1623 10th street and was a rural mail carrier before marriage to Lola Tree in 1911. He leaves a brother Albert and sisters Anna Legler and Marie Geigel. services Monday at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood.
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William M. Geigel
St. Clare Hospital
Geigel
10Th Street
Geigel Hardware and Implement Co
Stauffacher Sales and Service
Monroe Township
Albert D
Anna G. Legler
Marie D. Geigel
Monroe
Shriner-Neushwander
James C. Plymire
Grace Lutheran
Greenwood Cemetery
Hazardous Driving Warnings For Extreme Northern Wisconsin
Hazardous driving warnings were issued for extreme northern Wisconsin with forecasts of snow and blowing snow. The Superior area reported three inches of snow in six hours ending at 8 a.m. Precipitation elsewhere statewide was minimal. Temperatures ranged from 9 to 40 degrees across Park Falls, Superior, and Milwaukee area with light snow in Eau Claire and Hurley-Ironwood midmorning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Superior
Racine
Mercury
Park Falls
Milwaukee
Beloit-Rockford
Green Bay
Madison
Wausau
Lone Rock
la Crosse
Eau Claire
Hurley - Ironwood
Ashland
Panel Discussion Set At Lincoln PTA Event
A panel on Educational Issues will be hosted by Lincoln School PTA Tuesday at 8 p.m. Panelists include Mrs. Donald Springer Thomas Goetz Mrs. Viva Stauffacher Mrs. Esther Holling and Mrs. Delores Frehner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
PTA
Donald Springer
Thomas Goetz
Viva Stauffacher
Esther Holling
Delores Frehner
17th hunting victim: Wisconsin deer season claims Camp Douglas man
Ernest Schultz, 61, of Camp Douglas, collapsed and died of a heart attack while hunting with his son in Monroe County near Tomah the Jacksonville Pass area five miles southwest. He becomes the 17th hunting death this season alongside two gunfire fatalities and 15 heart attack deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Camp Douglas
Wisconsin
Ernest Schultz
Jacksonville Pass
Monroe County
Tomah
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Brussels
Census Bureau
Caroline
THE
Robert Voss
Shriver
Sargeant Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Detroit
Mich
Austin
Texas
States
Mariner 3
William Geigel
Lincoln
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