Winnebago Fair Grandstand Show Perseveres Through Rain
Joe Feeney Arthur Duncan Nip Nelson and stars of the Winnebago County Fair grandstand show performed Friday night despite rain and cold. The 7:30 p.m. show started with Cassidy Dancers. 9:30 p.m. was postponed weather permitting. Feeney sang Its a Grand Night for Singing and They Call the Wind Maria, serenading his Midwest mother in Oshkosh. Nelson imitated many figures and performed impressions while Duncan delivered tap routines. The Three Stooges wowed children with their comic act. Keith Killinger led a 12 piece band. two shows were rescheduled for tonight.
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Curly Joe
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Larry
Keith Killinger
Waupaca Man Dies in 2 Car Crash on Highway 110
Thomas Dickinson, 24, of Rt 2 Waupaca, was killed Friday in a two car crash on Highway 110 two miles south of Winchester. Five others injured, including Alice Kurtz 30 and William Kurtz 30 of Lincoln, Alabama. Dickinson a Fox River Grove teacher. Wisconsin highway toll rises to 639 for 1967. Two others from Antigo area die in separate one car crash.
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Winchester
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Mercy Hospital
Moore Ambulance
Fox River Grove
Winnebago County
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Robert A. Eichenholzl
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Mattoon
Langlade County
Antigo
Olsson
Eibenholzl
Court Overturns Attempt to Curb Crime Reporting
Los Angeles court overturns a Superior Court injunction that would have limited what news media could learn about criminal cases from police and prosecutors. The State Court of Appeal ruled Judge Alfred Gitelson lacked authority for a blanket order restricting information beyond the suspect’s name, age, residence, occupation, marital status, and charge.
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Collective Bargaining For Farmers Is Urged By LBJ
President Johnson unveiled a new farm policy and urged the right to collective bargaining for farmers to secure better prices. He warned farmers are earning a smaller share of the dollar for food and urged near-term legislation to grant bargaining rights. The conference largely focused on Vietnam with assurances of orderly elections, while domestic bills on crime, civil rights, and urban renewal faced slow action.
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Hopes to Settle Canada Shipping Strike Bleak
Montreal AP reports inland ships idled across Canada as the Seafarers' International Union strikes grow more doubtful to settle. SIU president Leonard Mc Laughlin declined to meet company reps. All 181 ships owned by 32 Great Lakes firms are expected in berths by Monday, with about 120 ships idle at dawn.
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Canada
Arson deaths puzzle Minnesota sheriff says little to go on
In cloud Minn authorities have very little to go on after a Friday night horror that left 44 year old church deacon David Hoskins and his wife Loretta 28 and their four children dead in a farm home near here. Hoskins wounded with a .22 rifle and a .410 shotgun survived four gunmen are sought. Neighbors questioned as officials search ruins for clues.
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Webb warns of four Soviet unmanned flights hinting at manned missions
NASA chief James E Webb told a House subcommittee that four recent large Soviet unmanned launches in the past 30 days may be preparations for manned flights. He said they aim to work out failures since Soyuz 1, while other experts doubt the interpretation.
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Planes batter North Vietnam supply routes in major raids
U S warplanes flew 186 missions Friday with 103 by the Air Force as jets hit southern North Vietnam. B-52s pounded the A Shau Valley near Laos while ground actions near Saigon and along the DMZ left dozens of Viet Cong dead. Officials reported 617 American planes lost, with no details on timing or losses.
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