Hanley Named to Wisconsin Supreme Court
Madison AP Milwaukee judge Leo B. Hanley a 17 year veteran was named by Gov Knowles to fill the vacancy on the Wisconsin Supreme Court at the moment Justice Fairchild was sworn in at Milwaukee for U S Seventh Circuit. Hanley 58 chief judge of Milwaukee County will serve the final four months of Fairchilds 10 year term and will likely run for election to a full term. He has prior civil and circuit court experience dating to 1949 and is a Republican who once ran unsuccessfully for the Wisconsin Assembly.
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Hanley
State Bar
Donald O'Melia
Rhinelander
Atty
Stewart G. Honeck
Miwaukee
Charles P. Curran
Mauston
Knowles
Fairchild
Milwaukee
Pilot ticketed for landing on public highway
Walter Waligunda was stopped on state Highway 54 in Dardanelle Arkansas by police and ticketed for landing an aircraft on a public highway, an illegal act.
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Dardanelle, Ark
UPI
Walter R. Waligunda
Waligunda
October Set To Start New Training Effort
Washington AP reports the armed forces will launch in October a special training program to keep poorly educated or physically deficient youths in service. Pentagon briefed bases and McNamara calls it supplementary training to raise men to minimum standards at regular training centers nationwide.
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Washington
Pentagon
Robert 5. McNamara
Marines Fight Into Red Camp Near Da Nang
U S Marines pushed into a Communist troop training camp 20 miles southwest of Da Nang while other units engaged North Vietnamese regulars farther north. The battle left about 211 enemy killed and light Marine casualties. A spokesman said the camp held guerrillas and NVA, with a large cave complex uncovered and 10 buildings destroyed. The fight followed a 12 hour battle along infiltration routes south of the DMZ, with 17 more enemy killed and about 150 civilians killed as a detachment withdrew toward the combat area.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Victor Ohanesian
New York City
South
Viet Nam
4Th Marine Regiment
Marchers clash with bricks at Chicago open housing march
About 2000 civil rights marchers faced bricks and bottles in South Deering as 1500 white onlookers jeered. Dr. King reiterated plans to march to Cicero Sunday and urged living and working there. Sixteen arrests occurred, one policeman was hit by a brick, and police formed a cordon to keep violence in check. King spoke at a Southwest Side church and leaders scheduled a meeting with Cicero officials amid efforts to prevent a Cicero riot recurrence.
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Chicago
Martin Luther King Jr
Cicero
South Deering
King
Chicago Freedom Movement
West Elsdon
Gage Park
Jesse Jackson
Southwest Side
Nixon offers war and peace plan for Republicans
President Nixon outlines a strategy to back the Vietnam war, urging Republicans to support a hard line while criticizing Johnson’s pursuit of peace talks. He argues Asia should draft settlement proposals independent of Geneva, contending Johnson’s approach risks World War III.
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Asia
Nixon
Johnson
Soviets Launch Lunar Satellite Luna 11
Moscow reports the Soviet Union launched a moon probe aboard a rocket. The automatic Luna 11 station weighed about 3600 pounds and carried no crew. The mission aims to explore the moon and surroundings, with Tass noting no humans aboard.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Tass
Restraint Is Requested in Latest Appeal
President Johnson urged capital and labor to keep wage and price rises within reasonable bounds during a news conference. He noted 80 prices up 15 percent and wages 17 percent, profits 83 percent, and called for restraint to stabilize inflation. He ordered an inquiry into health care and producer costs rising 3.4 percent in six months and voiced concern over import costs.
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Washington
API
Johnson
United States
Labor Department
Gee
Johnson Sed
Grand Rapids 1908 docket fines for horse speeding and rifle firing
Court clerks in Grand Rapids found on the 1908 docket Clyde Brown fined four dollars for speeding on a horse and another man fined for firing a rifle on a day not celebrated as Independence Day.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
UGFD
Clyde Brown
West Germany Row Near to Crisis Stage
West Germany faces a growing military political crisis as Maj. Gen. Guenther Paper asked to be retired over a labor union issue. Gen. Heinz Trettner also sought retirement after backing the move, while Air Force Chief Panitzki faced suspension for criticizing the government. Bonn weighs ministerial control as observers call for decisive action in Berlin.
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Bonn
Germany
Defense Ministry
Guenther
Defense
Karline von Hassel
Ludwig Erhard
Heinz Trettner
Armed Forces
von Hassel
Public Services and Transport Workers Union
Air Force
Trettner
Lite
Werner Panitzki
Panitzki
Bundestag
Helmut Schmidt
Social Democratic Party
Free Democratic Party
Erhard
Manitowoc Infant Strangled in Highchair Tragedy
Nine month old Lisa Miller strangled Tuesday night after sliding down in her highchair and becoming wedged between the chair back and tray. While father Dale Miller briefly left to basement where older children broke a light bulb, he returned to find the baby unconscious. He performed mouth to mouth until a rescue squad arrived, but she did not survive. The Miller family includes two other small children.
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Manitowoc
Lisa Miller
Dale Miller
Anti War Bar Bill Approved by House Committee
The House Committee on Un-American Activities unanimously approved administration opposed legislation to impose criminal penalties on anti Viet Nam war groups. The full committee ratified the amended bill after a quick vote, with debate focusing on the bill's reach.
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Washington
House Committee On UN
Relief Rushed To Flood Area
Siltaden flood waters ebbed slowly as rains threatened more in far West Texas and southeast New Mexico. Army helicopters from Fort Bliss ferried food water and medicines to Dell City and Carlsbad Caverns area residents while searches continued for missing and weather held back crews. One death was reported as Pecos River flooded Carlsbad. Losses run into hundreds of thousands. Cuban refugees swam to freedom from Guantanamo Bay to Miami aided by U S military craft.
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Associated Press
Texas
New Mexico
Dell City
Tex
el Paso
Ft Bliss
Carlsbad
Carlsbad Cavers National Park
Weather Bureau
Fidel Castro
Osmundo Frometa
Frometa
U.S
Miami
Guantanamo
Guantanamo Bay
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