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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1964

Page

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Oshkosh Plans Open House for New City Hall Dedication

Oshkosh will dedicate its new City Hall with an open house from 2 to 5 pm Sunday. Council President Erbin Harenburg will cut the ribbon at 2 pm, with dedicatory services at 2:15 pm led by M Edward Kelly. Architects present a gold key, Assemblyman William A Steiner will present a Wisconsin flag, and city officials will be introduced amid tours guided by Oshkosh Youth Council members. The $700,000 project gutted and rebuilt the previous facilities on State Street and Ceape Avenue, razing the old buildings for new uses.

Oshkosh New City Hall City Hall Robert Moser Jr Carol Council Pres Erbin Harenburg Church Avenue Council Chambers M. Edward Kelly Chamber of Commerce Robert Yarbro Landstedt, Knoop Yarbro Council Harenburg William A. Steiger State of Wisconsin Pres. Harenburg Raymond E. Harbaugh Robert Baker Wil E+ Tour Oshkosh Youth Council Richard Menzel OYC State Street Otter Avenue Ceape Avenue

Oshkosh Tour Promises Glimpses of New City Hall

A special section in the Oshkosh Daily Northwestern today outlines what visitors will see when touring the newly remodeled city hall. The feature includes stories and pictures illustrating the modern office building that emerged from transforming a former high school into a municipal space.

Oshkosh Northwestern Today

Sun Prairie Lumber Yard Destroyed by Major Fire

Sun Prairie ap reports Chase Lumber and Fuel Co. slabbed by fire Friday night. Ted Chase values loss at 100000 to 150000 with no injuries. Cause unavailable. Sun Prairie firemen aided by nearby units battled two hours to control flames. Main lumber shed and several smaller structures were destroyed.

SUN Prairie Chase Lumber and Fuel Co Ted Chase Chase

Goldwater to Stay in Both Races for Nomination and Senate

Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater reiterates determination to pursue the Republican presidential nomination to the convention while also seeking re election to the Senate. Denison Kitchel confirms the plan and notes the July filing deadline for the Arizona primary. Goldwater side steps questions on potential withdrawal if nominated. Continued on Page 11 Col 2.

Phoenix Ariz Barry Goldwater Arizona White House Goldwater Denison Kitchel Senate San Francisco Johnson

U.S. Top London Picks Three American Films in Top Eight

The Daily Worker cites three American movies The Stranger To Kill a Mockingbird and It s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World among the top eight films of 1963. The remaining picks are from Britain and Italy with no Russian titles included.

London UPI The Daily Worker Britain Communist Party the Stranger Italy

Elimination of Overtime Seen as Jobless Solution

President Johnson seeks new ideas to curb unemployment. Secretary Wirtz suggests raising overtime pay to prompt hiring, potentially creating 919,000 full time jobs. Johnson signals budget for 1965 near 100 billion with cuts in some agencies and moon program funded. Wartime agency posts and labor policy stay intact. Governors and ambassadors visit ranch discussions and a three member emergency board is formed over a national railroad labor dispute.

Johnson City. Tex Johnson LBJ Ranch W. Willard Wirtz Wirtz Whit Johnson Aid Congress John F. Kennedy Austin Najeeb E. Halaoy Federal Aviation Agency Travis Lake Esther Peterson Washington Charles E Boh

Reynolds Raps Tactics by GOP in Wisconsin

Governor John Reynolds accused Republicans of blocking tactics over appointments to state posts and said he could fund his own staff if needed by a fundraising dinner. The Wisconsin high court planned a Monday hearing on original jurisdiction in the dispute over Howard Koop and Frank Zeidler appointments. Reynolds warned the attorney general’s rulings erode governance and suggested the governor should appoint the attorney general. He left open a possible June decision on a second term.

Milwaukee UPI John Reynolds State Supreme Court Reynolds High Court Howard Koop Frank Zeidler Dena Smith Koop Zeidler George Thompson Thompson

Pontiff Opens Historic Papal Visit in Holy Land

Pope Paul VI began a three day spiritual pilgrimage in Jordan and Israel with hopes for universal peace. He met King Hussein in Amman and planned visits to Jerusalem Bethlehem and Nazareth as part of the first papal trip to the region in five centuries.

Pope Pope Paul VI Holy Land Radiotelephata Jerusalem Paul VI Sal le Ua Wave Coulchl Hussein Jordan Jesus Old City Church of the Holy Sepulcher Garden Bethsemane Israel No Man's Land Palestine Bethlehem Rome Amman Vatican City Vatican

Eva Gabor Beaten and Robbed at Resort Club Apartment

Blonde actress Eva Gabor was beaten with a pistol and robbed of a $25,000 diamond ring by two masked bandits who bound and gagged her and her husband in their resort club apartment in Miami.

Miami UPI Eva Gabor

Planes and ships widen hunt for lost Globemaster

In Honolulu a large aerial and naval force expanded the search for the missing C124 Globemaster crew after Thursday’s crash. Air Force planes from the Mainland Japan and Guam joined four Navy ships as part of a massive operation now active across 414000 square miles of the Pacific. SOS signals and a possible light flash revived efforts Friday.

Honolulu UPH Pacific Air Force Japan Guam Ccivilan Navy

Belgrade train collision kills at least forty

A commuter train collided with a standing passenger train near Belgrade, killing at least 40 people and injuring over 120. Hospitals report many in critical condition as authorities recover bodies and officials warn the death toll may rise. The crash disrupted New Year travel crowds and prompted emergency services to respond.

Belgrade Yugoslavia CAPJ UPI Jajince

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