Langkau Baby First of 1965 Langkau Baby First of 1965
Jeffery Lewis Langkau born at Mercy Hospital at 1 40 am on New Year’s Day 1965 wins Oshkosh’s first baby and the 1965 stork derby co sponsored by the Oshkosh Daily Northwestern. The infant receives gifts including a $2000 Penn Mutual life policy and various local store certificates and goods for the family.
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Mercy Hospital
Oshkosh
Robert C. Langkau
Rush Ave
Jeffery Lewis Langkaut
Northwestern
Langkatt
Langkau
Mervin Sailor
E. Huron St
Omni
Stiller
Langhaus
Penn Mutual Life
Warren F. Coe Agency, Inc
Daily Northwestern
Housecleanings in Rome injure over 200 in New Year ritual
Old objects were hurled from windows as part of a long standing Italian New Year custom. More than 200 people were reported injured in the streets of Rome as the practice continued.
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Rome
UPI
Losses Heavy In Viet Nam Battle at Binh Gia Ends
In Binh Gia village government forces report heavy losses after nearly a week of fighting with Communist forces. About 50 government troops were wounded or killed in the engagement, described as the biggest loss in a single action for the government in four years. Continued on Page 14, Col. 6.
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Binh Gia
South Viet Nam
Gorst Hill Club Renames Charity Show Snow White
Gorst Hill Youth Club members announced the annual charity show has been renamed Snow White and the Seven Big Dwarfs. The cast features six-foot performers, and the event was disclosed from Gorst Hill, England.
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Gorst Hill, England
UPI
Gorst Hill
Wisconsin Republicans weigh Burch bid for chair
Wiscon sin Republicans on the national committee await a letter from Dean Burch outlining a plan to regain offices lost in the November election. Wisconsin figures like Mrs Ising and Robert Pierce weigh support while Talbot Peterson notes Burch seeks a full four year term. The committee meeting in Chicago January 22-23 will decide.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Republican National Committee
Dean Burch
Robert L. Pierce
Menomorie
Mary Ising
Oshkosh
Burch
GOP
Talbot Peterson
Appleton
Peterson
Ising
National Committee
Pierce
Fred Scribner
Portland
Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Barch
Chicago
Indonesia Considers Quitting the United Nations
Indonesian deputy U.N. envoy said Jakarta told the U.N. it plans to withdraw, potentially making Indonesia the first member to quit in the U.N. 20 year history amid a dues deadlock. Sukarno threatened to pull out if Malaysia gains a Security Council seat. The Herald quoted officials but Jakarta offered no official comment.
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United Nations
N.Y. Fap
Indonesia
U.N
World Organization
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Sukarno
Malaysia
Security Council
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Russia
Jakarta
Indonesian Herald
Foreign Office
Foreign Ministry
Ganis Harsano
Herald
The
Malasia
New Year’s Baby Born In Car Outside Denver Hospital
Mrs. Carey Lew of Denver delivered a girl in the front seat of her car outside Colorado General Hospital on New Year’s night. Her husband used a flashlight to summon doctors who assisted the birth in the hospital parking area.
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Denver
UPD
Carey Lew
Colorado General Hospital
Western States Tangle with Winds Rain and Snow
A Western storm battered Washington Oregon northern California Idaho and Nevada with gale winds heavy rain and mountain snow through Friday night. Calamity rose to 21 flood deaths in California as a 5 year old girl died in a dump truck crash and a Cross official was killed by a helicopter blade. Washington reports winds to 84 mph toppling a water tower at Tatoosh Island and damaging roofs lines and infrastructure. The World’s Fair Hotel Catalla sank 125 miles southwest of Seattle as weather and road conditions worsened across the region. President Johnson declared 26 Idaho counties disaster zones as Nevada eyes possible federal aid while California and Oregon brace for ongoing storms.
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Washington
Oregon
California
Idaho
Nevada
Weather Bureau
Cross
Washington State
Tatoosh Island
Catalla
Seattle
Highway Patrol
Bradford M. Crittencen
Oregon Coast
Ihaan
Prresi
Quakes Strike M'sila Leaving Death and Destruction
Three sharp earthquakes hit M'sila near Algiers causing at least one death and 38 injuries. Officials said an entire town section was destroyed as residents fled in panic.
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Algiers
UPI
M’sila
Deaths Reach 260 in Nation Holiday Traffic Toll
National Safety Council reports 260 traffic deaths so far during a three day New Year weekend. Projections estimate 300 to 360 fatalities as the year begins. Historic comparisons note 374 set a record in 1959-60, with prior periods showing 337 and 578 tolls.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Anhinta Facalitian
U S Plane Shot Down by China Claims
Communist China announced it shot down an unmanned American reconnaissance plane over central southern China. Radio Peking cited by Tokyo monitors said the claim involves a second such incident, with no plane identification or description given.
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Tokyo
China
Radio Peking
Peking
U.S
Flare Signals Missing Edwards Aircraft Hunters Scale Mt Wilson Area
In California, a flare and radio tone spurred a major search for two Edwards Air Force Base airmen missing in a private T34 trainer after a Thursday flight toward Pomona. About 500 people, 75 aircraft, and 100 vehicles combed the Mt. Wilson area as weather hampered efforts.
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Pomona
Calif
Mt. Wilson
Los Angeles
Edwards Air Force Base
Army
Civil Air Patrol
M. Set
Gerald A. Henderson
Rose Hill
N. C
C. Allen L. Jaeger
Crandon
Wis
Edwards
Air Force Service
San Gabriel Valley
C54 Air Force
C54
No One Injured In Plastic Bomb Blast
In Naples a plastic bomb exploded at the Spanish consulate early today. Police said no injuries resulted. Signs at the scene bore the insignia of a Spanish anarchist group.
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Naples
Italy
UPI
Napples
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Props
Robbins Restaurant
Hoffman Firestone
Sunshine Launderers & Dry Cleaners
Stilman Hardware
Boeder & Stephan
Copps Department Store
Helene Curtis
Michael's
0. A. Haase
Sterling Gardens
Rothenbach Brothers
Carl Potter Men's Wear
Peoples Brewing Company
Robert Langeau
Northwestern Pho
Viet Nam
William C. Tilley
Madison
Dane County
McFarland
Everett Bacon
Marinette
Phillis Bue
Black River Falls
Highway 12
Jackson County
Marshfield
Carl Severin
Easter Island
Santiago, Chile
Dent Johnson
Frank Church
Claude A. Shipley
Grant Sawyer
Thomas Potter
S. Grove
Ripon
Winnebagoland
Pon Wm Pictures
Pam
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