Milwaukee Gear Box Blast Leaves One Dead
In Milwaukee eight workers were injured when a massive gear box exploded at the Falk Corp. One man, Freyd Hartman, 33, of Pewaukee died. Herman Pfannenstiel, 52, Milwaukee, had his severed hand reattached in a pioneering operation at County General Hospital. Pfannenstiel remained critical amid other injuries including a skull fracture.
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Packers Hold Action Near End Amid Farm Strike Fallout
The Associated Press reports falling prices and political clashes between Wisconsin leaders as the livestock withholding plan enters its ninth day. Livestock shipments at Milwaukee stockyards show slow return to normal as packers say the action is near completion. Elsewhere, Lt. Gov. Jack Olson and Gov Reynolds spar over executive authority while Reynolds, at the Democratic National Convention, counters orders for National Guard units and plainclothes officers amid NFO tensions.
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Hurricane Cleo Dims Over Cape Kennedy Watchful As Storm Reforms
Hurricane Cleo weakens as it brushes Cape Kennedy and Daytona Beach. Weather officials warn the storm may redevelop offshore and possibly reassert a northward path into the Atlantic. Winds gust to 45 mph, six rockets on launch pads endure the gale as crews resume readiness.
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Tearful RFK Receives Emotional Convention Welcome
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy faced a packed Atlantic City arena as tears filled his eyes during a 13 minute tribute at the Democratic National Convention honoring his brother President John F Kennedy. He remained solemn amid a noisy audience before introducing a film of Kennedy's presidency.
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Johnson Humphrey rally to build a great society framework
At the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City President Johnson and Senator Humphrey accepted nominations and outlined plans to defeat Republicans. Johnson framed the choice as courage versus timidity and vowed full use of federal power to move toward peace and national unity. Humphrey assailed Republicans, urging vigorous action and law and order across the nation.
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Uphill Battle Seen in State Senate Wisconsin
Wisconsin Democrats foresee a tough race to keep the governor’s chair and gain in the Senate and Assembly as they pivot from the convention. Johnson Humphrey backing predicted to win nationally, while Governor Reynolds voices optimism yet cites a hard November path. Party leaders note unity largely intact despite shifts with Lucey and Reynolds losing footing on Kennedy’s vice presidential push. Continued on Page 12, Col. 7.
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Two More Die on Roads in Wisconsin Toll Rises
Wisconsin highway deaths climb to 699 for 1963 after two more fatalities. A Lefayette County boy and an Hliness man died on Highway 11 near private residences seven miles south of Derungton. Police investigated a two mile south Lake Geneva crash.
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Closed Niederemmell G7man Up Wained Incident Trenton
A fragmented report notes a man waking up near a gate and hanging a sign. It mentions a count at 30am on the Trent and a walk of three feet and escer WAI GR with a 124,006 figure. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear context or names.
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Street Gangs Roam Saigon Amid Rising Violence
In Saigon mobs mainly of street youths roamed the capital, attacking a Catholic newspaper office with clubs and hatchets as police failed to quell clashes. Dozens were injured as bricks and bottles littered the streets, signaling a renewed wave of unrest during a period of military leadership uncertainty.
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Democrats See Mixed Signals From Convention
Democratic leaders express cautious optimism about the November race in Atlantic City. Some fear a white backlash to Civil Rights Act protests, especially Southern officials who doubt Johnson Humphrey ticket fate. AP survey finds 18 of 40 states solid for Johnson Humphrey with others hopeful, while some expect local candidates to run independently.
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