Five Die in Wisconsin Auto Crashes Over Weekend
The Associated Press reports five people died in early crashes, raising Wisconsin's traffic toll to 819 for the year. Victims include three Sheboygan youths and another group near Montello and Washington County. Multiple collisions across the state left drivers, passengers, and a pedestrian dead, with several injured.
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Associated Press
Robert Kissinger
Jackson
Highway 60
Mayfield Road
Washington County
Edgar Berndt
Grafier
St. Joseph's Hospital
West Bend
Montello
Weary crew rescued from grounded freighter on Lake Michigan
Fourteen crewmen spent seven days aboard the Liberian registered freighter Morazan after grounding in a storm on Lake Michigan. A Coast Guard lighter ferried the sailors and two ship owner representatives to the Mackinaw icebreaker for processing while immigration officials reviewed the crew for entry eligibility and potential undesirables.
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Traverse City
Mich
UPI
Lake Michigan
Coast Guard
Mackinaw
Harbor
Department of Immigration
Chs
Casister
James Sweeney
Melvin Tubin
Interamerican Marine
Congo Crisis Deepens As Lumumba Allies Seize Power
Reported in Leopoldville that Patrice Lumumba’s ousted cabinet and leftist diplomats fled toward Stanleyville to avoid capture. Mobutu’s forces faced mutiny charges as tensions rise across provinces Kasai Oriental and Bas Congo, with fears of civil war and a caretaker government looming until year end.
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the Congo
Patrice Lu ‘Mumba
Jose Fury
Ince
Gizenge
Lumumba
Stanlerville
Joseph Nasevubu
Leoreldvile
Stanjerville
Joseph Mobutu
Fai
Indepen’ Eiplomats
Block
Truck Bus collision injures twelve in Springs
A bus and truck collided on U S Highway 39 near Springs injuring 12 of 26 passengers. Seven were hospitalized as ambulances rushed victims to a Rocks Springs hospital. The crash sent both vehicles into a roadside ditch.
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Band
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Madison
Waunakee
Bane Cour
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Racine
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Kenosha County
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Gimal Abdel
Nasser
Abdel Rashidi
Elling
Ali
Somalia
Rock Springs
Cuba Acts On Life Insurance Policy Redirection
Cuban authorities order life policy redirects for refugees from Cuba and require insurers to transfer premiums to a recovery fund. The measure targets policies held by exiles and directs seizure reports from agencies. It remains unclear how enforcement will reach individuals in the United States.
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Cuba
New “Recovery Fund
Zove
United States
American Insurance Company
U.S
Ens
Esso
One Way Washington Police Office Feature Allegedly Installed
A report claims two men paid 2350,000 to install a special one way window in the captain's office allowing access without being seen. The item is described as a covert surveillance feature connected to the police headquarters.
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UPD
Police Lancey An
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Governor May Proposes County Reform System Revisions
Governor May plans to submit a county reform program in 1981 as part of a broader effort. He supports allowing counties to adopt either commission or other forms of government and notes no final conclusions from the council committee. The move ties to four proposals on Willoway clause repeal and county reorganization and overlaps with district reapportionment goals.
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Nelson
Tia
Desegregation Stand in New Orleans Schools Sparks Tense Action
A Negro student from Frantz School and another at McDonogh face a hostile scene as United States guards and a large crowd confront schools amid a push to desegregate New Orleans public education. The Louisiana Legislature debates measures amid emergency actions and potential preferred schooling policies.
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New Orleans
Am Frantz
McDonogsh
Louisiana
Prova
McDonagh
Bid Made to Delay U.N. Debate on Algeria War
UN diplomats discuss delaying a U.N. Security Council vote on Algeria. French interests push De Gaulle to seek a national referendum while rebels demand immediate moves toward independence. Congo and Brazzaville figures referenced as African states seek alignment before any resolution.
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Algeria
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Celesie
Congo
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Borcoi
Ais
Africa
Bie Norsh
de Gaulle
Udall May Get Post in Cabinet
President-elect Kennedy considers a defense overhaul and has reportedly chosen Rep. Stewart Udall to be interior secretary. Kennedy plans a week of conferences and a Washington trip as he revamps the administration.
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Udall
House
Ular Ateics
York
Udell
Aes
New York
Pierre Salinger
Connecticut
New
Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Defense Department
Pentagon
Kennedy
Dag Hammassikoi
United Nations
Intensify Push Against Rebels In Indonesia
General Abdul Harris Nasution army chief of staff and national security minister says operations against die-hard rebels in the interior will be intensified. His North Sumatra visit convinced him rebel fighting power has been reduced considerably in recent months.
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Indonesia
Abdul Harris Nasution
Army
North Sumatra
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