Britain Sells Buses to Cuba Amid US Criticism
London reports Britain will ship 400 buses and 1.1 million dollars in spare parts to Cuba under a five year credit plan. Leyland Motors says orders could rise to 1,050 more buses while the Board of Trade defends free sale of non strategic goods. A U.S. State Department spokesman warns the move undermines isolation efforts against Castro regime.
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Leyland Motors Ltd
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Donald Stoves
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State Department
Robert McCloskey
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Senate Group Resumes Work On Tax Cut Bill
The Senate Finance Committee resumed work on an 11 billion tax cut bill pressed by President Johnson for quick action. A key procedural decision could affect the bill’s speed, following House approval on Sept. 25, as the panel weighs its path forward.
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Five Members Escape East Berlin Family Flee West
Bernhard Motters planned and executed a Christmas escape for his mother, father, and three brothers from an East Berlin apartment bricked up by police. The family slid down a rope from a wall near guards with machine guns, amid injuries and rope burns.
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UPI
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Bernhard Matters
East Germany
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Freidrich Matters
Michael
Wolfgang
Peter
Joachim Schmidt
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Citizens group formed to study Oshkosh rail facilities
Oshkosh council president Erbin Harenburg announced a citizens advisory committee to study railroad facilities. Fourteen industrial and civic leaders named to the panel will meet Monday at City Hall to assess current conditions, compare with the comprehensive plan, and press railroads for cooperation. The plan envisions relocating Soo Line tracks between Pearl and New York avenues to a right of way parallel with the Chicago and North Western line to improve traffic safety and street use.
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Henry Kimberly Jr
Morgan Company
Citzens
Carl E. Steiger
Councilman
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Stephen M Hitchcock
Trangle Manufacturing Company
Railroad Locomotive Sales Company
Atty. We Mead Stulman
Ray Novotny
John FitzGerald
Nels Nordstrom
First Congregational Church
Tom Ginsberg
Badger Lumber Company
William P Harford
Franz Boschwitz
Pluswood, Inc
David Leach
Leach Company
Tom Drummond
Mites Kimball Company
Atty BT Gunz Jr
Rockwell Standard Corp
Aload
Oshkosh Harenburz
Three Killed In Accidents On Highways
Three people die in two separate crashes in Brown County and Dodge County. In Brown County two 16 year olds, Robert Pantalaff and Bruce Gehrke, were killed when a car struck a utility pole near Green Bay. Five youths were injured. Wasre Knuth, age 16, damaged in the wreck. In Dodge County, Richard Radtie, 22, died when the car missed a curve on Dodge County Trunk 6 near Ashippun.
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Denmark
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Richard Radtie
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Ashippun
Nelson visits England for British American relations talks
Sen Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin missed the Congress opening to join a conference of American lawmakers in England. He was among four senators and ten House members at the gathering with British MPs, journalists, and educators, focusing on improving Britsh American relations.
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UPI
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D-Wis
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Johnson unveils budget cut and poverty war plan
President Johnson announced a budget of 979 billion dollars, a cut from Kennedy era projections, and proposed a 25 percent reduction in weapon making uranium. He declared an unconditional war on poverty and outlined policy ideas to lift the economy, education, health, and the handicapped, while preserving defense. He met with Byrd and Mills to discuss the plan and hinted at 1 billion for antipoverty programs. Continued on Page 8, Col. 1.
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Punch in Nose For Governor
Madison AP report outlines a heated clash between Republican lawmaker Curtis Mehas and Democratic Governor John Wo Rest over hospital needs at a state facility for the mentally retarded. The dispute centers on four infirmary buildings at Central Colony near Madison and the governor’s requests following his press statements.
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Lennard Bony Watasee
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Planned bombing of cathedral and pope protest
Sudan AP report details a planned bombing of a cathedral tied to a protest against Pope Paul VI. Authorities searched the Gothe cathedral before dawn but found no bomb. Police gave no details on Grassi's alleged role in Mussolini's body theft.
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Rabinovitz Begins Term as Western Wisconsin U.S. Judge
David Rabinovitz, 55, resumes work as interim U.S. district judge for western Wisconsin after Johnson named him in a late move. He faces a large backlog, plans to read files, hold pretrial conferences, and travel to Madison. Rabinovitz also resigns as Wisconsin Democratic state committeeman amid party duties.
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Scranton Plans to Air Views on GOP Nomination
The Pennsylvania governor said he will meet soon with Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater, a declared candidate for the Republican nomination. The remarks came as he outlined his desire to express his views to the public and discuss party directions.
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