Elderly Blind Woman Found Dead in Snow
Nellie Morrissey an 84 year old woman living alone on Morrissey Road south of County Trunk A was found dead beside a town road in deep snow. Coroner Art C Miller said she died of a coronary occlusion and exposure, likely lying beside the roadway since about 9 p.m. Tuesday. Highways workers Leonard Geffers and William Lageman found the body at 7:30 a.m. and she was taken to Plansky Funeral Home in Omro. Survivors include a Wisconsin Dells niece.
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Nellie Morrissey
Morrissey
Northwestern
Nepeuskun
Morrissey’ Roas
Art C."miller
Leonard Geffers
William Lageman
Plansky Funeral Home
Omro
Wisconsin Dells
Violence Renewed At San Francisco College Strikes Escalate
San Francisco State College enters its third day of teachers strike amid picket line clashes involving the American Federation of Teachers and student militants. Four people were arrested as violence flared after the union and students failed to coordinate. The AFT demands recognition, higher pay, lighter loads, and greater policy input while the student group seeks multiple reforms and departmental autonomy.
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SAN Francisco
San Francisco State College
American Federation of Teachers
I Hayakawa
Dwight Newell
Department of Education
Hayakawa
AFT
Restart Talks Before Johnson Exit Urged in Paris
A U.S. delegation spokesman urged reopening the Vietnam peace talks before President Johnson leaves office in 12 days, though unofficially little hope remains. Cyrus Vance and South Vietnam’s Pham Dang Lam discussed opening options, cease fire shapes, troop withdrawals, and seating arrangements while US and Saigon seek a face to face conference. The U.S. maintains the Front is Hanoi's creation and insists on a peace conference with any seating arrangement.
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Paris
U.S
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Cyrus R. Vance
Pham Dang Lam
Lam
Cambodia
Laos
North Vietnam
Saigon
Spock Appeal Heard in Antidraft Conspiracy Case
Former Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg led defense appeals after four men convicted of antidraft conspiracy sought to prove no conspiracy existed under the First Amendment. The defendants, Coffin Goodman Ferber and others, face two-year terms and fines. Raskin was acquitted. The court gave no decision expected in months.
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Boston
UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
Arthur d.Goldberg
Benjamin Spock
Goldberg
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Appeals
Temple
Maine
New York City
Harvard
Michael Ferber
Buffalo
N.Y
Coffin
Goodman
U.S
Francis J. W. Ford
Ferber
Marcus Raskin
Washington
Marshall T. Golding
Navy to review disciplinary action over fuel theft tips
Washington AP The Navy will undergo a Civil Service Commission review of disciplinary actions against civilian employee Joan McGee who exposed massive thefts of U S military fuel in Thailand. Sen Proxmire said the Navy and Air Force heads should personally consider McGee and A E Fitzgerald cases as critics note losses of millions of gallons in 1967 tied to bribery forgery and lax oversight.
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Washington
Navy
Civil Service Commission
U.S
Thailand
William Proxmire
Joan McGee
General Accounting Office
Misprogrammed computer blamed for tenure mix up
Fitzgerald a deputy for Air Force management systems says 12 days after testifying before Proxmire's economy subcommittee he was told a career tenure error occurred due to a computer glitch. Proxmire cites unlikely coincidence and urges scrutiny of Pentagon spending after congressional testimony. Weather discussion notes page 10.
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Fitzgerald
Proxmire
Julie Andrews sues magazines over Poitier link and child welfare claims
Actress Julie Andrews filed two libel suits totaling 6 million dollars against publishers of Screenland and Modern Movies. She denies dating Sidney Poitier and asserts the January 1969 Screenland story fabricates the claim. She also contests a Modern Movies piece alleging indifference to her daughter Emma, stating a warm Edwards relationship with the child.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Julie Andrews
Sidney Poitier
Screenland
Miss Andrews
Poitier
West Coast
James Gregory
Modern Movies
Emma
Madeline White
Blake Edwards
Edwards
McFadden-Bartell Corp
Bartel Media Corp
Screenland.” and Magazine Management Co
Liberal Named To Top Czech Assembly Post
In Prague the Communist Party named Petr Colotka, a Slovak liberal and deputy premier, as chairman of the new Federal Assembly. Josef Smrkovsky becomes deputy chairman but remains in the party’s inner leadership. The shift aims to balance ethnic representation and quell protests over Smrkovsky’s recent demotion amid reform pressures before the Soviet invasion.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Josef Smrkovsky
Petr Colotka
Smrkovsky
National Assembly
Colotka
Communist Party
Smrtkovsky
Smkovsky
Murderer Sought In Jane Britton Slaying At Harvard
Cambridge investigators hunted today for the weapon used to kill Jane Britton 22 a Harvard graduate student found dead in her apartment. Medical examiner Dr Arthur McGovern said a massive blow behind the left ear with a sharp weapon killed her she faced her attacker when struck and died about two hours earlier. Police reported no suspect no sign of struggle or robbery. Britton daughter of Radcliffe College administrator J Boyd Britton Needham, a Radcliffe anthropology student.
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Cambridge, Mass
Jane Britton
Harvard
Radcliffe College
Arthur McGovern
Cambridge
Radcliffe
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