Jet Down In Lake Michigan
SH EBOYGAN AP An Air National Guard jet fighter plane crashed into Lake Michigan Friday presumably killing the pilot 2nd Lt David E Mulvaney 23 of Stow Ohio An intensive air water search was called off as darkness fell The F 104 jet nosed into the lake 14 to 16 miles from shore in water about 450 feet deep The search resumed Saturday as Coast Guard stations at Two Rivers and Milwaukee sent boats Lt Mulvaney a bachelor was at Volk Field Wisconsin for a two week summer training encampment with the 119th Tactical Fighter Squadron of Toledo Ohio Debris and parts of a rubber life raft were found in an area marked by an oil slick The crash occurred during an air to air gunnery mission
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Sheboygan
Air National Guard
Lake Michigan
David E. Mulvaney
Stow
Ohio
Coast Guard
Two Rivers
Milwaukee
Mulvager
Volk Field
Camp Douglas
Wis
119Th Tactical Fighter
Toledo
Cmer
Richard Anthony
Challenge Case For Proposal To Halt Strike
RACINE Wis United Auto Workers challenge J I Case Co to two counter proposals to break a nearly five month stalemate over a new contract. UAW Local 180 president Tom Valeo says the union’s latest offer is not a warmed over one and calls for a viable company counter proposal. Attorney Q Stanley Hoebreckx says there is no basis for a counter proposal and the firm will not change position despite Gov Gaylord Nelson intervening to curb mass demonstrations at the plant.
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Valea
Q. Stanley Hoebreckx
Milwaukee
Hoebreckx
Gaylord Nelson
X-15 Reaches Speed Record at 2196 mph
NASA announced Friday that the X-15 piloted by Capt. Joe Walker achieved a top speed of 2,196 miles per hour at Edwards Air Force Base California. The speed surpasses the 1956 record of 2,094 mph set by Capt. Milburn Apt, with the craft nearly 312 times the speed of sound.
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Calif. Tupi
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Joe Walker
Walker
Milburn Apt
Believed Missing Mathematicians Rumored Behind Curtain
Two U S missing mathematicians from the National Security Agency are presumed to have fled toward the Iron Curtain. Bernon F. Mitchell 31 of Eureka California and William H. Martin 29 of Ellensburg Washington were last seen June 24 while visiting parents. They had secret clearances and worked in communications statistics with annual pay around 7500 to 8000 dollars.
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UPI
Shush-Hush
National Security Agency
Pentagon
Bernon F. Mitchell
Eureka
Calif
William H. Martin
Ellensburg
Wash
Mexico City
Cuba
Iso
Defense Department
United States
Department
Three men charged with stealing 715 pounds of steak
Three men in Jackson were charged with stealing 715 pounds of choice steak priced at one dollar per pound. The suspects were detained and held in the city jail after the incident on Thursday night and reportedly dined on turnip greens and cornbread in jail.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
Nixon's Western Swing Brings Encouraging Signals
Washington UPI Nixon returns from a four day campaign swing to Nevada California Hawaii and Washington state reporting favorable responses from voters. He cites desire to prevent a donnybrook during the upcoming short Congress session and pledges to act responsibly with campaign aides' help. He comments on civil rights issues and support for lunch counter sit-in resolutions through legal channels. Khrushchev summit talk is discussed with cautious openness to meetings that reduce tensions.
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UPI
Richard MM. Nixon
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Pat
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Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Raul Castro says Fidel to appear at youth congress
Raul Castro promised Fidel Castro will appear tonight before the Latin American Youth Congress to answer enemies about his health. He spoke during a fireside chat on Cuban television after touring the Soviet Union and the United Arab Republic. Castro accused U S Embassy staff of spying, displayed Nazi trophies, and claimed Khrushchev’s visit to Cuba is set but not disclosed.
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Cuba
UPI
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Fidel Castro
Raul
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Khruishchev
Fidel
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
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Edwin
United Tates
Reds Fire 121 Shells at Quemoy Island
Chinese Communists fired 121 shells at Quemoy Island in the heaviest bombardment in 40 days. The attack followed the June visit by President Eisenhower to Formosa and contrasted with earlier heavy shelling during that period.
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Formosa
Quemoy Island
Eisenhower
Reds Claim U S Spy Seeks Refuge
East Germany announced that an American intelligence agent named Sloboda, described as staff of the American Secret Service in West Germany, sought temporary refuge in the East. Neues Deutschland quoted Soboda saying he no longer wanted to share guilt of U S Secret Service actions against the German Democratic Republic and other Socialist countries.
Record Vote Expected In Dallas Today
In Dallas 50,000 voters were to the polls to decide whether the school system will be partially or fully integrated. Franklin E. Spafford urged voters to vote their convictions as the board stayed neutral. Federal Judge Davidson had ordered a plan of integration and warned that rejection could jeopardize state aid accreditation and risk fines for officials if desegregation proceeds.
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Dallas
Tex
UPID
Franklin E. Spafford
T. Whitfield Davidson
Davidson
State Toll Rises to 456 in Wisconsin Crash Report
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin’s highway toll rose to 456 for the year as three men died in crashes. Charles F. Gibbons, 7, a UW research student, was killed near Two Rivers when his auto struck a pole and fence. Ward Gibbons, 63, of Grand Rapids, Mich., died in a separate wreck northwest of Pewaukee. John Gudelke, 19, was pinned when his car left a Waukesha County road and overturned. Joseph Curry, 68, of Racine, died after a bicycle collided with a car on Highway 32 south of Racine. John Hafen, 10, of Juda, was fatally injured in a collision on Highway 11 near Cuba City.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Charles F. Gibbons
University of Wisconsin
Tao Rivers
Two Rivers
Gibbons
Ward Gibbons
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Gudelke
Waukesha
Highay RF
Pewaukee
Joseph Curry
Racine
Highway
John Hafen
Juda
Cuba City
Congo Leaders to Attend UN Troops Debate in New York
Leopoldville reports say Secretary General Hammarskjold will fly to New York to join the Security Council session deciding on UN troops for Katanga. Congo Premier Lumumba and top officials including Kasa-Vubu Gizenga and Bomboko will attend. Moscow denounces Belgian forces withdrawal while Tass backs deploying troops from willing nations. Katanga closes airfields and mobilizes trucks to block air entry if UN troops reach Katanga by air.
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Hammarksjuld
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Security Council
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Patrice Lumuimba
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Tehabie
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Joseph Kasa Vudu
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Justin Ebomboko
Conzo
Morocco
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Hammariskjold
United Nations
Moscow
Tass
Russia
U.N
Fanfani Wins Big Confidence Vote in Parliament
In Rome the Italian Parliament backed Premier Amintore Fanfani by a 310 to 156 margin in a decisive confidence vote. The outcome came after a rare alignment of Socialists and monarchists abstaining, with Communists and neo-fascists in opposition and most democratic moderates rallying behind Fanfani.
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UPI
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Alcide de Gasperi
de Gasper
Italy
Faenfani
Reds
Fanfani
Royal Residence Fire Damages Thai Royal Quarters
In Laverne California UPi reports a ramshackle residence once used by the King and Queen of Thailand during their wartime stay caught fire on Friday. No injuries are listed and the building is described as the royal stay during part of their visit.
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Calif
Upi
Ramn
Thailand
Camerect
Oshkosh Tax Roll Reaches Record High Valuation
City Assessor George Goltz pegged Oshkosh total valuations at 105 668 275, a new high, with land and improvements at 85 668 373 and personal property at 18 999 700. Growth stems from residential development and business expansions in wards across the city, while agricultural land values fell slightly.
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Oshkosh
George Goltz
Board of Review
Goltz
FIDO FLANKS ST. LOUIS
Ring VI, a future police dog, is not ready for final exams. The trainee will join a police unit after completion.
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ST. Louis
UPI
We Pour Anywhere Even Into Automobile
In Denver Colorado Joe Nebon trades his 196 car for a 3248 model after cement driver Bob Porter fills the former with wet concrete. The prank escalates when Nelson denies ordering sand while Porter dumps six tons into Nelson's car. The incident ends with Porter to finance a peace plan and a caution to the driver.
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Colo
Joe Nebon
Bob Porter
Joe
Bob
Nelson
Porter
Ronnie Stewart
Porters Boas
Kennedy Seeks Minority Votes in Boston Area Visit
Presidential candidate John F Kennedy met with representatives of various nationality segments of the Democratic Party including Gov. G Mennen Williams of Michigan to discuss minority support. Sen Stuart Symington of Missouri planned to join for defense talks. Kennedy also toured New York and Cape Cod, meeting editors and publishers of foreign language newspapers and dining with Time and Life editors.
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Mass
UPD
John FP. Kenedy
Democratic Party
Kennedy
Democratic National Committee
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Symington
Washington
Senate
Cape Cod
Manhattan
Empire State
New York
Time
Life
Auditors Criticize Health Institute for Profits on Cancer Drug
GAO report to Congress criticizes NIH for paying a 343 000 profit to an unnamed contractor over five fluorosce ox surGime derivatives used in cancer research. NIH produced small quantities for clinical testing at the National Cancer Institute. The GAO notes profits benefited the contractor while NIH eliminated fees with other companies.
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Upti
National Institutes of Health
NTH
General Accounting Office
GAO
Congress
NIH
National Cancer Institute
Alleged Red Ousted from New York Deportation Order
The Immigration and Naturalization Service ordered the deportation of Mrs. June Gordon, 59, a native-born Russian long linked to Communist activity in the United States. She reportedly entered the country illegally from Canada in 1928 and has until August 15 to appeal the order.
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UPI
Immigration and Naturalization Service
June Gordon
Communist Party
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