Missing Girl Janette Kruzycki Found Dead In Storm Sewer
Milwaukee police recovered the seminud e body of 11 year old Janette Kruzycki after two teens led investigators to the scene. Medical examiner says head blows with stones killed her. A 15 year old admitted causing the death in a tunnel. partner’s role unspecified. The child cannot be charged with a crime, only juvenile delinquency per state rules. Continued on page 8.
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Janette Joy Kruzycki
L. J. van Hecke
Kinnickinnic River
Edwin L. Shaffer
Department of Public Welfare
Chile Cuts Ties With Castro Cuba
SANTIAGO Chile AP Only three Latin American nations remained on diplomatic terms with Cuba today after Chile severed relations with Fidel Castro's Communist regime. The break isolates Cuba from all neighbors except Uruguay Bolivia and Mexico just weeks before Chilean voters choose a new president. The move could affect U.S. copper company takings and hurt Salvad or Allende, a Communist backed Socialist. Labor group Central of Workers threatened a nationwide strike though no date was set.
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Chile
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Uruguay
Bolivia
Mexico
U.S
Salvador Allende
Eduardo Frei
Frei
Central of Workers
Havana
Organization of American States
Washington
OAS
Three Die In Collision On Wisconsin Expressway
A triple fatality on Milwaukee east-west expressway and a second Minnesota reservist dies en route to Camp McCoy. Lt. Patrick A. Coborn, 27, of Federal Dam, Minn., member of Minnesota Co A 1st Battalion 49th Infantry, died at St. Marys Hospital in Sparta from injuries after a car sheared off course on Highway 21.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Camp MecCoy
Wisconsin
Patrick A. Coborn
Federal Dam
Minn
Co A
49Th Infantry
St. Mary's Hospital
Sparta
Military Pay Boost Signed
President Johnson signed into law a 207 million dollar military pay raise for servicemen to take effect September 1, describing it as a reflection of the nation's trust in its professional military. The measure excludes enlisted personnel with under two years’ service and follows a prior 14 percent raise issued within a year.
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Washington
Johnson
America
White House
Congress
Riots Strike Paterson and Elizabeth in New Jersey
Several hundred Negroes rioted in Paterson over a 22.5 block area while roving gangs in Elizabeth tossed Molotov cocktails. Police bolstered the Paterson force. one man arrested in Paterson, multiple arrests in Elizabeth. Civil rights leaders blamed housing and recreation failures. officials to meet NAACP and CORE.
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Paterson
UPI
New Jersey City
Elizabeth
Here
Francis X. Graves
Graves
NAACP
CORE
New Jersey
Jersey City
Ellzabeth
Arthur Jones
Third Ward
Red China Leads Peace Talk Boycott
Diplomatic sources report Red China and at least five pro-Peking Communist parties plan to boycott the Moscow called peace talks on the Sino Soviet split. Romania may also stay away as Dmitrii? Gheorghiu-Dej opposed the meeting. Other boycott signatories include North Korea North Vietnam Albania Japan and Indonesia. Moscow invited 26 parties.
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UPI
Red
China
Romania
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Albania
Japan
Indonesia
Moscow
Nervous Seminole man under arrest for grand larceny
A nervous man from Seminole, Texas, William Marion Frazer, caused brief trouble after a traffic stop when Patrolman Charles Mueller suspected him of more than a simple offense. Frazer was taken to headquarters and found to be wanted by authorities in Mether Cran for grand larceny.
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Tex
UPI
William Marion Frazer
Navy
Charles Mueller
Metb
Cran
United Nations Council on Standby After Cyprus Crisis
The United Nations Security Council went on standby after an appeal to stop flights over Cyprus and protect Turkish Cypriots. Council President Svert A Nielsen suspended the debate to resume if trouble returns. the Ivory Coast's Arsene Usher proposed the measure. Turkey denies firing on Polis and accuses Cyprus of hindering peace efforts as British-U.S. ceasefire recalls were adopted.
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N.Y
API
U.N. Security Council
Turkey
Cyprus
Council
Svert
A. Mielsen
Norway
Polis
Usher
Arsene Assouan Usher
Ivory Coast
U.N
Counci
Turkish Jets Roar Over Cyprus Again
NICOSIA AP Turkish jets flew over Cyprus and Greek islands Crete and Rhodes amid UN Security Council efforts to halt flights. Placard protests outside the US Embassy in Nicosia urged Americans and Britons to leave, with banners reading Yankees go home and Get out murderers. Ankara said planes were ordered to photograph targets but not strike. Premier George Papandreou condemned the raids as continuing.
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Pia Creela
UN Security Council
Cyprus
Nicoste
United States
Britain
Ankara
Council
Prus
Greece
Crete
Rhodes
George Papandreou
Young Army Officer Dies In Viet Nam Helicopter Assault
An early morning helicopter assault against a Viet Cong concentration in South Viet Nam ends with the death of US Army First Lieutenant at the controls. Ninety six helicopters carry nearly 1,000 Vietnamese troops into the jungle area as Maj Halph Irvin and his crew escape damage. The operation faces heavy Viet Cong resistance and a rough start amid mourning for the fallen pilot. Continued on Page 8, Col 6.
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NA BA Hao
Viet Nam
Mwle
Glbbitte
Sailib Legan
Robert Estes
Anson
Maine
Halph Irvin
Redding
Calif
Saigon
South
Oshkosh Clinic Breaks Ground For New Facility
Construction begins on a two level Oshkosh Clinic building at Ceape Avenue and Broad Street with a target completion date of December 13. The clinic plans to move from 421 Jefferson Street by then, as the Jefferson Street property is sold to Oshkosh Savings & Loan. The new site near the central business district will include parking for about 55 cars, space for expansion, and a list of specialists including Greenwood, Monday, Steen, Cummings, Petersik, Danforth, Kivlin, Clark, Beatty, Behnke, Kuhn, Ryan, and Douglas. The 15,000 square foot facility will feature brick and redwood siding, a split level entry, full height windows, and private entrances to the medical suites.
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Ceape Avenue
Broad Street
Doctors of Oshkosh Clinic, Inc
Jefferson St
Medical Clinic
Jefferson Street
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Harvey Monday
Clinic Corporation
Nsew
Oshkosh Clinic, Inc
Sie
City Hall
E. F. Cummings
Richard Beatty
H. J. Danforth
D. J. Ryan
J. T. Petersik
Thomas M. Kivlin
M. H. Steen
R. F. Douglas
C. H. Behnke
Northwestern Phate
China Says Soviets Too Cautious on Viet Nam War
China accused the Soviet Union of being too cautious in denouncing U S reprisal attacks on North Vietnamese bases. Beijing said Pravda and Izvestia echoed American statements without balance. The International Control Commission arrived in Hanoi for on the spot investigations as China warned of broader readiness.
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Soviet Union
United States
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Kremln
U.S
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Viet Nam
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Sovi Union
Pravda
Izvestia
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North Viet
Control Commission
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Canada
Poand
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Nora
Tonkin
14th Negro Church Burned in Mississippi
A Mississippian incident report states the Mount Pleasant church in Gluckstadt burned Monday night. The structure, used as a school, is connected to the Mississippi summer project and was cited by a spokesman for ferestfed organizations.
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Mississippi
Canton
Miss
Council At Ferersted
Mount Pleasant
Gluckstadt
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