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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1967

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Four Children Also Died Admits He Killed Wife

David Hoskins a 30 year old church deacon in St. Cloud Minnesota admitted to shooting his wife Loretta and then setting fire to their home killing their four children Julie six Darla four Linda one and infant David Eli six weeks. He was found tied to two clothesline poles by passing teens and remains in hospital with two bullet wounds. Stearns County Attorney planned to file formal charges today while autopsies were to be performed at the Minneapolis medical examiner’s office.

St. Cloud Minn David Hoskins Hoskins Peirce Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office Minneapolis Stearns County Atty Paul Doerner Loretta Julie Darla Linda David Eli Stearns Country Atty

Gunmen Fire on U S Embassy in London Note Demands Rights

Scotland Yard guards the U S Embassy after a carload of gunmen sprayed plate glass windows with machinegun fire. A note demanded freedom for American Negroes and a declared aim against U S Vietnam policy. No injuries reported. Witnessed by a street statue and a porter. A Yard spokesman called the attack mystifying with no trace of the group.

London UPS Scotland Yard U.S Chicago Arthur Butler the Yard Grosvenor Street Buckingham Palace Revolutionary Solidarity Committee

Alaska Flood Toll Rises in Fairbanks and Nenana

Residents return to flood scarred Fairbanks as searchers report two more deaths tied to the Chena and Tenana rivers. The toll reaches seven in Fairbanks, one in Nenana, and two in Tok, with Bill Wardzella among the new victims found in a downtown Fairbanks building.

Fairbanks Alaska APJ Nan Chena Nenana Tenana Tok Bill Wardzella

Two Children Die in Milwaukee Fire Blaze

Milwaukee AP report says two toddlers Penny Berndt age two and Chris age one died in a Sunday blaze. Authorities say two other youngsters lit newspapers on a kitchen stove and carried burning torches to a bedroom leading to the fatal fire.

Milwaukee Penny Lee Berndt Chris George Driest

Hanoi Claims Eight Planes Downed In Big Air Raids

Hanoi Radio reported eight American planes shot down today with five over Hanoi. Some pilots captured. others fell in North Vietnam. Tass said fierce raids hit central Hanoi and outskirts, civilian casualties noted. U S forces conducted strikes near Hanoi Haiphong, targeting industry and SAM sites amid heavy air activity.

Hanoi Saigon UPS United States North Vietnam U.S Drv Vietnam Haiphong Col Robin Olds Air Force Academy Ha Gia Olds Ella Raines Udorn Thailand Air Force

Wisconsin Toll Rises After Weekend Highway Disaster

The Associated Press reports Wisconsin logged 15 deaths in the worst highway crash of the year near Tomah on U.S. 116. Six people died in a Saturday collision as Monroe County deputies freed bodies. victims included Angela Barbero of Madison and Jane Olson among others. Additional fatal incidents occurred in Menomonee Falls, Loyal, Briggsville, Milwaukee, and Glenwood City, with drivers and riders aged 16 to 68.

Associated Press Wisconsin Tomah Monroe County Qakdele Angela M. Barbello Madison Jane Oscar Olson Beloit Clara Elsie Bucholz Edmvin Severson Alma Olson Oakdale Bucholz Robert E. Gierach Germantown Menomonee Falls Richard Mews Colby Loyal Clark County Marvin McConochie Portage Briggsvile Marquette County Robert Ericksham A. Nekoosa Wisconsin Rapids James R. Scherer Milwaukee Milwaukee Street Lyle Spaeth Glenwood City St. Croix County Linda Larson Robert Howward Amelia Bentley

Bonn Leader Denies Cuts in West Germany Army

Bonn Chancellor Kiesinger said there would be no significant cuts in West Germany 461,000 man army. He noted any reductions would be in consultation with allies, amid U.S. pressure for cuts in Europe. Johnson urged restraint, citing tensions and allied defense plans.

Bonn Germany Kurt Georg Kiesinger Johnson West Germany Kiesinger United States U.S Europe Defense Ministry

Former Mental Patient Arraigned in Nine Killings

Victor Hoffman 35 4 8, a recent mental hospital release, was arraigned on capital murder charges in the deaths of nine members of the Peterson family near Shell Lake Saskatchewan. Seven siblings and both parents died from a 28 shot Browning rifle. Phyllis Peterson survived.

North Battlevord Lesk Upia Shell Lake Victor Hoffman Leash Sask Phyllis Peterson James Peterson Hoffman Robert Hoffman Victor Peterson Canada Queen's Bench Court Supreme Court Brian Sawyer Sawyer

U S Planes Stray Into Red China After Hanoi Raid

Two U S Navy A-6 Intruder aircraft from the carrier Constellation reportedly strayed into Red Chinese air space while withdrawing from the Duc Noi rail yard strike near Hanoi. Both planes disappeared with crews unconfirmed, facing MiG intercepts and SAM fire amid stormy weather and navigational difficulties. The incident follows a recent authorization of targets near the border and aims to counter Chinese propaganda claims.

Washington UPN U.S Hanoi Pentagon Duc Noi Rai Defense Department Red China Constellation Due Noi Handi

Soviet Official Praises US Life in New Book

Moscow trade official Nikolai Smelyakov, former Amtorg head, writes in Business Like America that American efficiency, organization, and worker diligence deserve study by the Soviet Union. He condemns capitalism’s faults but predicts the USSR will overtake the US in production and living standards with united effort.

Moscow United States America Nikolai N. Smelyakov Smelyakov U.S Amtorg New York Soviet Union

Acapulco Gun Battle Kills Many at Copra Banquet

A deadly street shootout in Acapulco during a copra growers union anniversary banquet left at least 22 dead and about 100 wounded. Police and soldiers rounded up 184 people for questioning as rival factions clashed outside and inside the two story union building.

Acapulco Mexico Pacific Coast Claudio Monreal Copra Growers Union Cesar de Angel Veracruz Mario Jaime Palacios del Angel Pie de la Cuesta Beach

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