Heffernan Wins Court Seat in Wisconsin Election
AP report notes Nathan S. Heffernan secured a 10 year term on the Wisconsin Supreme Court defeating Howard H. Boyle Jr. Boyle had argued that the court’s liberal philosophy fueled moral decline. Heffernan called the victory a win for citizens, the bench, and the bar. The article also mentions Gus Grissom’s attendance at Memorial Day Indy 500 events following an invitation from Rep. Roudebush.
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Milwaukee
API
Nathan S. Heffernan
Supreme Court
Howard H. Bole Jr
Beaver Dam
High Court
Boyle
Boyie
Reese
Mets
Heffernan
Ood
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Ace
UPI
Gus Grissom
Indianapolis Speedway
Richard L. Roudebush
R-ind
Grissom
Mitchell. Ind
North Central Requests More Terminal Space
North Central Airlines seeks extra terminal space at Winnebago County Airport as staff grows and Appleton operations move to the airport. A. W. Jaeger, station manager, urges leasing the adjacent conference room while noting a full construction expansion is unlikely for about two and a half years.
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North Central Airlines
Winnebago County
County Board
A. W. Jaeger
Jaeger
North Central
Appleton
Tempo
Rothwell Wins By Big Vote In State Superintendent Race
Angus B. Rothwell won a second four year term as Wisconsin state superintendent, defeating a former teacher amid broad provincial support. The 59 year old recalled his 1961 election, directs education for 631,000 pupils with 36,000 teachers, and began in Wausau before leading Manitowoc schools prior to his current post. His campaign was largely muted.
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Milwaukee
Ike
Rothwell
Wausau
Superio
Manitowoc
Johnson Grants Major Vietnam Policy Address Tonight
President Johnson will deliver a televised policy statement on Vietnam at 8 p.m. CST to reassure fears and criticisms raised by public figures and leaders abroad. He will outline U.S. guidelines for possible negotiations and the issues to be resolved, as part of efforts by nonaligned states to encourage peace talks and prevent a broader war.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Teleang Rada
John Womis
Southeast Asia
City Manager Form Retained in Oshkosh
City voters narrowly defeated a referendum on changing to a city manager form, keeping the current governance structure. Ward by ward tallies show varied support, with overall totals indicating a majority opposed to the change.
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Oshkosh
Iderman
Indict Three In Killing Of Viola Liuzzo
Three Birmingham white men linked to the Ku Klan surrendered after federal indictments for conspiring to violate the rights of Viola Liuzzo. Collie Leroy Wilkins 21 Eugene Thomas 42 and William Iville Easton 41 were named in Montgomery. Gary Rowe 35 from Birmingham was not named in the indictment. The case concerns the Detroit housewife shot March 2.
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Birmingham. Ala
Birmingham
U.S
Montgomery
Collie Leroy Wilkins
Fairfield
Eugene Thomas
William Iville Easton
Gary Thomas Rowe
Detroit
Soviet Jets Fire Over Berlin Interrupting Parlia ment Session
Soviet MIG fighters buzzed Berlin air corridors during West Germany's parliament session in Bonn. One formation flew low near Congress Hall while another approached Tempelhof. West Berlin police found no damage as allied observers reported jets harassing Western planes. An Allied spokesman could not confirm all details.
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Berlin
West Germany
AIG
Congress Hall
West Berlin
Swe
Congress Nefen Hak
Mant
Benin
Buzz British
Turn About San Francisco Ups Navigation
A compact note on navigation in San Francisco hints at shifting routes and possible course corrections. The item notes a change in direction that may affect movement around the bay area and local travel patterns.
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San Francisco
Tre Navigation
Oshkosh voters reject mayor aldermanic change in council race
In Oshkosh the four winning council candidates led by Robert Moser and others defeated the pro mayor aldermanic ticket. The referendum tally stood 7,704 to 6,206 with several wards voting no.末
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Oshkosh
Coun
Robert Moser
Leonard 1
Joan E. Fitz- Gerald
He Moser
Wright
League of Women Voters
City Employes
Board of Education
Council
Joseph P. O'Connor
City Mgr
Raymond E. Harbaugh
FitzGerald
Valeria Sitter
WOSH
George F. Oaks
George Hildebrant
Mary C. Radtke
George Ehrenberger
Margaret L. Norem
Moser
Miller
Harenburg
Northwestern
Fay
Knapp Street
Vote Modifies Lotteries Ban
A Milwaukee County measure to alter lottery restrictions appears in early AP returns. With 3,504 of the state’s 2 precincts counted, the first question led 453,483 to 193,502 and the second 378,530 to 214,798.
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Coun
Milwaukee County
Associated Press
Wisconsin State Lottery Remains Legal for Now
Madison attorney general Bronson La Follette Reid announced that Wisconsin residents may continue to participate in certain national contests while a constitutional amendment approved Tuesday to change participation remains pending. The Legislature must pass a law to implement the shift.
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Madison
Bronson la Facette
Reid
Wisconsin
Attorne
Major Viet Cong battle yields many casualties and captures
A week summary reports 309 Viet Cong killed or captured in a major battle near Quan Nam and Quang Ngai provinces. Navy planes hit Viet Minh targets south of Saigon while U.S. forces claim several trucks destroyed and no allied planes lost. Armored trains and convoys were mined with casualties among government soldiers and civilians. The weekly Viet Nam action shows falling Viet Cong incidents but rising allied casualties, with Raids and arrests noted and continued coverage promised on page 2.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Viet Nam
US. Navy
Coral Sea
South Vietnam
Quant Nam
Quang Hgai
Seigon
U.S
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Page
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Nathan Heffernan
Angus B. Rothwell
United
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Peo
Viola Liuzzo
Erbin Harenburg
Leonard I. Wright
Harry I. Miller
Neichar
Aleng
Rover
Ins
Tempelhof
EnIirport
Cal
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