Winnebago County pushes Oshkosh as regional airport
Winnebago County urges the Seventh Circuit to designate Oshkosh as the regional airport for the Appleton Oshkosh Lake Winnebago area. The county argues the CAB decision better serves all area cities and meets four criteria: access, traffic, capacity, and cost.
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Winnebago County
Appleton - Oshkosh
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Jack Steinhilber
Outagamie County
Civil Aeronautics Board
Lake Winnebago
Appleton
Steinhilber
Steinhuber
Easiy
North Central
Oshkosh
Caudle Pardoned Clearing Past Tax Case Fallout
Lamar Caudle once head of the Justice Tax Division and Truman appointee was pardoned by President Johnson. The decision wipes out a $2,500 unpaid fine and allows him to practice before federal courts again. Caudle served six months in a federal prison in 1960 and spoke from Wadesboro North Carolina.
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Washington
T. Lamar Caudle
Harry S Truman
Johnson
Caudle
Federal Correctional Institution
Justice Department
Tax Division
White House
Wadesboro
N.C
Harry Truman
Truman
Eisenhower
Matthew J. Connelly
Mercy Hospital to Expand With $175000 Federal Grant
A $175000 first installment of a $310000 federal grant to Mercy Hospital’s expansion and remodeling was announced by Congressman John Race. The funds will fund a 24 bed psychiatric unit and remodel the 1910 wing, part of a $4.9 million plan to raise beds from 265 to 400 and add new facilities. Oshkosh donors have given over $1.59 million. Sister Mary Regina departs Sept 2 as mother provincial. Sister Mary Callista named new Mercy Hospital administrator.
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Mercy Hospital
John Race
Washington
Mercy
Public Health Service
Oshkosh
Race
Thew
Mary Regina
Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother
Sister Mary Callista
Marshfield
New Mercy
Viet Unit Joins Marines in Van Tuong Clash
Vietnamese marines joined U S forces in a sweep of Van Tuong peninsula near Chu Lai. Four Viet Cong were killed and four enemy weapons captured in the clash on the western edge of the area. Marine Lt General Krulak said about one percent of Marines in the operation were killed and about three percent wounded.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
van Tuong
U.S
Chu Lai
Victor Krulak
Pacific
van Tuong Op
Escape Artist Uses Turban To Free Fall From Fire
Jaspal Singh escaped a burning Bristol home by unwinding his 15 foot turban, tying one end to a bed, and lowering himself through a window to the ground on Friday.
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Bristol
England
UPI
Jaspal Singh
Hns
Gemini 5 Is Orbited Successfully
Cape Kennedy Florida AP report details astronauts L Gordon Cooper Jr. and Charles Conrad Jr. launching Gemini 5 on an eight day mission intended to push the U.S. toward a lunar milestone. They plan 121 orbits, a 3.12 million mile voyage, and the satellite dubbed Little Rascal to test rendezvous techniques.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Moon
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Space
Charles Conrad Jr
Earth
Cooper
Atlantic Ocean
Conrad
Globe
U.S
Deputy Held In Killing On Alabama Lane
A part time deputy sheriff, described as an easy going and good fellow, is jailed without bond on first degree murder charges for the slaying of Jonathan Daniels, a white theology student, and wounding Father Richard Morrisroe near a weathered grocery store in Lowndes County. Coleman surrendered after the shooting that occurred as two clergymen were released from jail following civil rights protests. Daniels, 26, studied at the Episcopal Theological Seminary in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Morrisroe, 26, assistant pastor at St. Columbanus, Chicago, was hospitalized in critical condition. Witness Ruby Sales said a group with Daniels and Morrisroe were nearby when gunfire erupted. The grand jury is likely to consider the charge in September.
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Wayneville
Ala
Tom Coleman
Lowndes
Fort Deposit
Jonathan Daniels
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Cambridge
Mass
Richard Morrisree
St. Columbanus Church
Chicago
Montgomery
Frank Ryals
Coleman
Ryals
Rioting Quelled as Greek Capital Sees Army of Police
Nightlong clashes in Athens between police and rioters described as leftists and diehards left sections of the city in ruins. About 340 people were taken into custody and at least 157 people were injured as 15 000 demonstrators clashed with 5 000 police. Papandreou left for central Greece to address his supporters amid a dispute with King Constantine and the new premier.
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Athens
Greece
Revolutionary Action
George Papandreou
Constantine
Elias Tsirimakos
Papandreou
Pilot Killed In Air Crash Near Janesville
A single engine airplane crashed in a soybean field Friday night, killing 33 year old Robert Carruthers of Minneapolis, a business executive. Sheriff deputies report the crash cause is undetermined with wreckage scattered in a large hole. The flight was from Cleveland to Minneapolis, rented from Flying Cloud Airport in Hopkins.
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Janesville
Rock County
Here
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Carruthers
Sapp
Flying Cloud
Hopkins
Man Drowns in Fowler Lake After Fall From Boat
Robert Fedderly, 54, of Milwaukee, fell from his son's motorboat on Fowler Lake Friday and drowned. Police said he was not wearing a life preserver and could not swim.
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Oconomowoc
Robert Fedderly
Milwaukee
Fowler Lake
Fedderly
Riot at Job Corps center injures 11 in Morganfield
A 45 minute riot at Camp Breckinridge involved about 80 trainees amid a protection racket and burglaries. Fireman Stuart Lovell was assaulted, taken to a hospital in Evansville, and 10 others were treated at the camp hospital for stab wounds and injuries. Authorities from Washington and Kentucky mobilized state troopers to prevent further violence.
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Seymour Bryson
Stuart Lovell
Morganfield
Evansville
Ind
Civil Rights Meeting Gets Strict Guard
In Montreat North Carolina sheriff officers mounted a strict security guard at the Presbyterian conference center where Dr Martin Luther King Jr was to address a civil rights meeting. Sheriff Harry Clay said anonymous groups distributed King literature and warned of possible outside demonstrations and law breaking. King was delayed after consultations with Negro leaders in Los Angeles following recent riots.
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Montreat
Presbyterian
Martin Luther King Jr
Harry Clay
Billy Grahar
Clay
Dr King
The
Presbyterian Church In the
West German Is Found Guilty in Egyptian Spy Trial
West German Wolf gang Lotz was found guilty of spying for Israel and sentenced to life at hard labor by Egypt’s supreme state security court. Lotz’s wife Waldtrud received three years, Franz Kiesov was acquitted, and property was confiscated with fines totaling 77,300 dollars. Sentences await presidential confirmation by Gamal Abdel Nasser.
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Cairo
UPI
Egypt
Supreme State Security Court
Wolfgang Lotz
Israel
Lotz
Waldtrud
Franz Kiesov
Gamal Nasser
U N Urges Major 77 Percent Spending Increase
UN Secretary General U Thant asks the General Assembly to approve a record UN budget of 116.7 million dollars for 1966 with a plan to raise to 120 million later, citing needs for expanded economic and social programs and staff growth.
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United Nations
UN Treasury
U Thant
Nex T. U.N
General Assembly
Thant
U.N
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Wisconsin Central Airlines
Lamar Caudle
van Tuong Peninsula
Korea
Society
Alabama
Ruby Sales
Columbus
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Jonathan M. Daniels
Episcopal Seminary
Keene, N. H
Hayneville
Armens
Edward T. Breathitt
James Bassett
U.S. Atty
William Rivers
Conference On Trade and Development
Geneva
U N Special Fund
U.N. Working Capital Fund
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