FBI Arrests Wyngaard in Madison Friday
MADISON The FBI arrested Raymond Wyngaard 27, an on the run fugitive, in a downtown taxi after escaping a Detroit police arraignment last July. He faced federal charges of unlawful interstate flight to avoid prosecution for robbery and car theft following a three day crime spree.
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Madison
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Raymond Wyngaard
Detroit
Wyngaard
Dick Green
Chicago
Appleton
Wis
Green
329 Killed in Holiday Wrecks
The death toll on the nation's highways for the four day holiday weekend nears the halfway point with 329 fatalities since 6 p.m. Wednesday. Wet weather is expected to raise hazards as the period ends at midnight Sunday. The 1963 holiday record is 543.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Crane population hits record at Aransas Refuge
The whooping crane population on the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge in Texas rose to a record 62 in 26 winters of FWS record keeping, up 20 from the earlier count.
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Washington
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Texas
Fish and Wildlife Service
New Kroger Store Set to Open with Ribbon Cut Tuesday
A 9 am Tuesday ribbon cutting marks the opening of the new Kroger store on the 1800 block of 12th Street. Mayor Walter R. Ekum will snap the ribbon as officials, architects, contractors, and prospective customers observe.
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Marcus Pink
Kroger
12Th Street
Pink
Ronald Bear
Walter R. Ekum
Kroger’s
Courthouse Square
10Th Street
Monroe
Jack Davis
Wisconsin
Bruni-Miller Co
McGinnis Co
Orangeville
Connors Plumbing
Rubi and Leuenberger
Lanz Heating
Lightning Strikes Three Farms Near Orangeville
A Friday 7:15 p.m. lightning bolt struck three farms near Orangeville. At Carl Maxwell’s home three miles southwest, a bolt followed a power line into the house injuring Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. Richard Folgate. Fire damaged linoleum and a roof hole. Alfred Schulz’s cows were knocked down, and seven cows at Donald Phillips’s farm were left kneeling. Firemen and neighbors contained the blaze.
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Orangeville
Carl Maxwell
Alfred Schulz
Donald Phillips
January draft call reduced to five thousand four hundred
LOWER DRAFT CALL WASHINGTON The January draft call for the Army is for 5 400 men. That's down from the December call of 7 800 men and brings to 3 010 350 the total of men drafted since September 1950.
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Washington
Knowles urges cooling off period on GOP reorganization
Milwaukee Governor Warren Knowles urged a cooling off period before drastic action on national GOP reorganization. He said he would not join controversy that could divide the party and harm unity. Petitions ask him to back Goldwater and Burch, and about 1500 circulations were reported.
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Milwaukee
Elecr
Warren P. Knowles
National Republican Party
Knowles
Barry Goldwater
National Gop
Dean Burch
National Party Organization
Ralph Newman
Elm Grove-Brookfield
Citizens For Goldwater Committee
Newman
Republican Party
Nation
Claude J. Jasper
Madison
GOP
Republican National Committee
Jasper
Barry
Fifth Sambor quintuplet dies in Paris health report
The French Ministry of Health announced the death of a second Sambor quintuplet. Three siblings remain in incubators at the Paris Faculty of Medicine pediatrics center, two girls and a boy, all born five days early. Parents are Mr and Mrs Raymond Sambor. He works as a Paris suburb postman earning $120 a month.
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Paris
Sambor
Ministry of Health
Jean-Luc
Modern
Pediatrics Center
Paris Faculty
Asian and African Students Attack Embassies in Moscow
A mob of 500 to 800 Patrice Lumumba University students attacked the U.S., Belgian, British, and Congolese embassies in Moscow. They smashed windows, burned a car, ripped plaques, and hurled ink as police and Foreign Ministry officials condemned the protests and sought redress for damages.
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Moscow
U.S
Congo
Foreign Ministry
Stoessel
United States
Patrice Lu
Mumba University
Hippolyte Cools
Humphrey Trevelyan
Ascension Island
White hostages slain as Congo massacre reported in Stanleyville
The Congo crisis escalates with 45 whites killed in Stanleyville and a rising toll of foreign victims. With a rescue mission closing, hundreds remain behind rebel lines as Belgian and U.S. forces consider further action. Red Cross notes cannibalism suspicions and charnel conditions as bodies are buried with honors. Survivors recount the grim siege and extortion during the slaughter.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Stanleyville
Congo River
Red Cross
Snow Storm Brings Seven Inches to Upper Wisconsin
A winter storm drenched northern Wisconsin with up to seven inches of snow while southern areas saw heavy rain. Driving was hazardous with four fatalities in crashes. Strong winds, blowing and drifting snow, and near zero temperatures were forecast, and flights were canceled.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Walter Pautz
Rhinelander
August Weisphing
Kendall
Monroe County
Kathy Fischer
Sheboygan
Leonard Stoddard
Richland Center
Superior
Iron County
Ironwood
Mich
Iron Mountain
Stevens Point
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Madison
Truax Municipal
North Central Airlines
Wisconsin Thanksgiving traffic toll climbs to seven deaths
Four deaths on slippery roadways raise Wisconsin total for the Thanksgiving period to seven and lift the state’s overall toll to 967, compared with 806 on this date last year.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wreckage Found After Navy Plane Crashes Near Kodiak
Twelve Navy fliers died when a twin engine P2V Neptune crashed into a mountain near Cape Newenham Alaska. A four man rescue party located the wreckage four miles west of the warning station. The plane had taken off from Kodiak on a routine coastal ice patrol.
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Kodiak
Alaska
Cape Newenham
Curtiss Gruye
Whidbey Island Naval Air Station
Wash
Kodiak Naval Air Station
Graye
Mineral Point Girl Captures Top Prize At Livestock Show
CHICAGO Mary Graber of Mineral Point won Wisconsin’s lone championship on opening day of the 65th International Livestock Show. The 16 year old took the top prize with an Angus calf in the quality meat judging on the hoof. The carcass phase follows Tuesday. Other firsts included Robert Marr of Mineral Point in Hereford junior yearling and Richard Olthafer of Belmont in the summer yearling in the other breeds class.
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Chicago
Mary Graber
Mineral Point
Wisconsin
Miss Graber
Robert Marr
Richard Olthafer
Belmont
Gilbert Graber
Hereford
Justamere Farm
Stoughton
Atlas Agena Rocket Sends Mariner 4 to Mars
Atlas Agena rocket lifts from Cape Kennedy at 9 22 a m EST initiating a 742 month voyage to Mars. Mariner 4 aims to image the planet, measure atmosphere density, and relay data and pictures to Earth over 10 to 20 days after the July 1965 encounter.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Mars
Earth
Red Planet
Mariner 4
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Thomas N. Tuttle
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
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Camille Berry
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New York
Security Council
Africa
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