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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1968

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Pakistan proposed by U S as site for Vietnam talks

Pakistan announced in Rawalpindi that it would host preliminary Vietnam peace talks at the request of the United States. The move comes amid Kosygin’s Rawalpindi visit and pressure from Hanoi for a site in Phnom Penh or Warsaw, with Washington proposing Delhi Rangoon and Geneva among others.

Pakistan U.S United Press International Rawalpindi United States Vietnam Alexei N. Kosygin Hanoi Phnom Penh Cambodia Warsaw New Delhi Rangoon Vientiane Geneva Jakarta Russia United Nations Thant Washington Paris U.S. State Department Rawal Pindi Mohammed Ayub Khan Kosygin Democratic Republic of North Middle East Dean Rusk North Vietnam Communist Party Nhan Dan

FBI Denies Holding Galt's Brother

FBI sources said the so called brother of Eric Starvo Galt may be in custody as agents search for the King assassination suspect. FBI says no one is in custody in connection with Dr King’s slaying. Authorities released two pictures of Galt, a 36 year old with aliases. a rifle linked to the Memphis flophouse was traced to him.

Birmingham Ala UPI FBI Eric Starvo Galt Martin Luther King Jr Atlanta Washington Dr. King Galt King Memphis Peter Cherpes Percy Strickland Bessie Brewer Joseph H. Gamble Harvey Lowmeyer John Willard

U S Planes Bomb VC Infiltration Route

U S B52s bombed the A Shan Valley infiltration route for a second day with 10 strikes. Intelligence says thousands of Communist troops and trucks move toward Hue as the fight widens across northern South Vietnam. Wars amounts show high weekly US and allied casualties with sustained pressure on Khe Sanh and the A Shan corridor.

Saigon Hue South Vietnam A Shau Ho Chi Minh Trail North Vietnam Laos Khe Sanh Demilitarized Zone Dmz UPI Raymond Wilkinson Kha Sanh U.S A Shan

Rural Omro Man Is Highway Victim

Dale D. Davis aged 28 of Omro died at Mercy Hospital from a skull fracture after a two-vehicle crash on April 3 at County Trunk X and Bradley Road. Davis, born August 11, 19?, was married and survived by a widow, a son, four brothers, and three sisters. Funeral set for Saturday at Zion Lutheran Church Omro with burial in Omro Cemetery.

Dale D. Davis Rt. 2 Omro Mercy Hospital Bradley Road Winnebago County Art C. Miller Davis Douglas H. Steineke Berlin Mr. Davis Utica Sharon Anklam Zio Lutheran Church Zion Donald Robert Thomas Rt. 1 Pickett Russell Rt. 3 Oshkosh Lester Richard Johnson Winneconne Loren Stokes Lyle Retzlaff Zion Lutheran Church, Zion E. H. Semenske Plansky Funeral Home

Telephone Co and Union Conflict Over Strike Impact

Wisconsin Telephone Co and union officials clash over a 2 PM strike effect. CWA says automatic equipment may fail within a week or two if the walkout lasts, while the company claims dial equipment will not face serious breakdowns soon. The strike could reduce operator handled calls and delay peak hour dial calls, with supervisors handling boards to preserve service. CWA has about 6,600 Wisconsin members. Bell serves about 75 percent of the state's 2 million phones.

Milwaukee UPI Wisconsin Telephone Co Communications Workers of America CWA Bell Telephone Wisconsin Bell

Body of 11-Year-Old Girl Found in Milwaukee Creek

The body of 11-year-old Patricia Jennings was found today about four miles downstream from where she apparently drowned Wednesday while wading in rain-swollen Lincoln Creek on Milwaukee's north side. Police said she was pulled downstream by the current as two neighbor children and two sisters watched the accident.

Aea Lincoln Creek Patricia Jennings Mary Jennings

Johnson Ends Hawaii Trip With Eisenhower Breakfast Meet

President Johnson flew to Randolph AFB Texas after a two hour breakfast talk aboard Air Force One with former President Eisenhower. The Hawaii summit with Park yielded a joint communique on Vietnam and Korea and Johnson pledged US support for South Korea while detailing peace talks aims.

California Lyndon Johnson Dwight D. Eisenhower March Air Force Base Calif Hawaii Johnson Texas Ranch Dwight D Hisenhower Eisenhower Palm Desert Randolph Air Force Base Tex Strategic Air Command Chung Hee Park Vietnam United States South Korea Air Force 1 Texas Pacific Park U.S South Vietnam North Vietnam Hanoi Oceanside Henry J. Kaiser Korea Republic of Korea

Nationwide Bell strike looms in 21 years of talks

Washington AP reports nearly 200000 AFL-CIO Communications Workers near a first nationwide Bell System telephone strike in 21 years. Talks continued as a 2 pm CST deadline neared. Beirne vowed service would continue while Romnes warned a strike could hinder long distance calls and information requests.

Washington New York Joseph A. Betrne H. I. Romnes American Telephone & Telegraph Co Bell Telephone System Bell Western Electric Co Beirne Romnes Boston At&t Board Bell System

Pilot Killed in Waukesha County Plane Crash

A light Cessna 170 crashed in western Waukesha County killing 45 year old Robert J. Bock of New Berlin. Bock took off from Waukesha County Airport and was en route to Mitchell Field Milwaukee when he apparently decided to return to the Waukesha airfield. Authorities determined the plane's direction from the wreckage.

Waukesha Wis UPI Waukesha County Robert J. Bock New Berlin Bock Mitchell Field Milwaukee

Central Rockies Buried in Snow Storm widespread across nation

A spring storm buried the central Rockies under nearly a foot of snow and brought thundershowers, hail, and tornadoes to many areas. Lander Wyoming reported 11 inches. Wyoming and Colorado saw up to six inches in places. Travel warnings issued for several states. heavy snow forecast for New Mexico and Arizona. Temperatures ranged from 29 in Denver to 70s in the South.

United Press International Rockies Lander Wyo Wyoming Colorado Mississippi Valley Upper Great Lakes Oho Valley Nebraska Utah New Mexico Arizona Omaha Neb Eastern Gulf Region Atlantic Seaboard Boston Atlanta Kansas City Denver San Francisco Wis

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