New State Hospital Unit to Be Erected
Preliminary drawings for a proposed two story 200 bed general purpose psychiatric building at Winnebago State Hospital are being prepared by Berners Schober Kilp. Funds were released by the State Building Commission. The unit will be connected to the old building by an underground tunnel and may allow razing half of the south wing. The project cost is set at 2.6 million dollars.
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Johnson appoints Rabinovitz as Wisconsin judge
President Johnson recess appointed David Rabinovitz a U S District Judge for western Wisconsin. The move allows him to take office immediately pending Senate action on the nomination. Rabinovitz, a noted labor lawyer and Democratic national committeeman from Wisconsin, had been Kennedy’s nominee amid prior controversy.
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New London Youths Found Dead in Auto
The bodies of David L Reader and Nancy Buckdasher both 19 of New London were found around 12 50 pm Monday in a car on Becker Road one third mile south of the city limits in Waupaca County Coroner Dr Sam Salan ruled carbon monoxide poisoning accidental and said they had been dead about 10 hours Sheriff Loren Frazier noted blood tests were very conclusive of accidental death and that the car ignition was on with the exhaust pipe loose The victims were found by two men walking their dog and the mother had alerted authorities Reader an Air Force enlisted man stationed at Lincoln Neb was home on leave for his grandfather s funeral Continued on Page 11 Col 2
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City Council Rejects Asphalt Cobble Cover on Merton Street
Oxford city council rejected a plan to asphalt Merton Street despite cobble repair costing about 3000 dollars more. The decision leaves the historic street with its cobblestones pending maintenance and funding considerations.
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Foreign Aid Bill Signed After Last Congress Showdown
President Johnson signed the compromise 3 billion foreign aid bill, delivering 1.5 billion less than requested and 600 million less than earlier authorization. The move followed a Christmas return to Congress after a bitter Senate session on Dec 30 amid veto threats and a debate over loan guarantees to Russia for surplus wheat.
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Goldwater Declines Wisconsin Primary Load
MILWAUKEE AP Senator Barry Goldwater says he will stay clear of the Wisconsin preferential primary and backs Johnny Byrnes as the favorite son option due to election law risks. New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller adds he will respect Wisconsin Republican leaders' wishes if...
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Three Airline Categories Set Marks in December
December proved record breaking for North Central Airlines at Winnebago County Airport in mail out, mail in, and air express, with total mail flown 39,678 pounds and express shipments at 22,230 pounds. Originating passengers rose to 2,447 from 2,034 year over year.
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Joint Session To Hear Talk By President
President Johnson prepares to address a joint session of Congress delivering the State of the Union. Democratic leaders praise the message as “excellent” and “to the point” as anticipation builds for early action on civil rights, Medicare for the aged, tax cuts, and a budget under 100 billion.
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Two Die In Crash Near Saigon During Test Flight
A B36 fighter carrying two U S Air Force officers crashed about 15 miles east of Saigon during a test flight. The exact cause was not determined. The American death toll in Viet Nam rose to 166, with 92 killed in combat against the Viet Cong.
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Peace Corps Geologists Hurt in Ghana Crash
Three Peace Corps geologists were injured Monday when their jeep collided with a timber train at a Dunkwa crossing near Accra Ghana One man Richard A Seager suffered severe head lacerations and was flown by Ghana Army helicopter to Accra Military Hospital where his condition was not critical Two other volunteers Donald S Marsza and Phillyowu witnesses from Madison Wis and Rittman Ohio sustained facial bruises and cuts none were hospitalized The crash occurred near the village of Dunkwa during a returns to assigaments at a cavern Tee s old rune on Dunkaa
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Pope Preparing First Encyclical
Pope Paul VI, back at his Vatican desk after the Holy Land pilgrimage, began work on his first encyclical. He reportedly aims for a science and technology focus, with experts assisting, timed to Galileo’s 400th anniversary. The plan follows past encyclicals touching on science and reflects hopes for global harmony.
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The Torch Is Passed book on Kennedy assassination
The Associated Press prepares a hard cover volume recounting in dramatic pictures and new text the death of President Kennedy and the events that followed. Newsrooms gather in New York as publishers push for the project with major houses backing the effort and initial orders reported.
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Nehru Advised To Rest From Ill Health
Prime Minister Nehru, 74, was confined to bed with high blood pressure in Bhubaneswar India. An official statement said he should rest for two weeks and that there is no cause for anxiety. All public engagements were canceled at the annual Congress party meeting.
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Rockefeller Gains Edward Teller Endorsement
Edward Teller issued a statement through the Republican headquarters praising Nelson Rockefeller’s candidate and urging support. The note calls Rockefeller a strong realist with reach and influence, hoping his profile will grow ahead of the campaign.
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Work Work and More Work from 102 Year Old Maria Teilo
Maria Teilo, aged 102, told newsmen today that her formula for long life is simple and has two words work, work. She emphasized continual effort as the key to longevity.
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Planes scour Pacific for missing C124 cargo plane
Coast Guard and Navy aircraft patrol the Pacific in a continuing search for the C123 Globe Master cargo plane missing since last Wednesday. Lt Col Woodland Moostgied leads the Utah-based crew, with nine people aboard, as search efforts extend toward Hawaii and mainland bases.
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