Youth Injured In Crash Dies
Michael Staniak aged 19 of 729 Ida Street Menasha died at 5 45 this morning at Theda Clark Hospital from injuries after a one car crash on Highway 114 and Trader Road in the Town of Menasha. He was alone in the car when it skidded on a curve striking a culvert and a tree. Investigators found a dead fox with a rope around its neck under the hood, possibly inserted as a joke that may have affected throttle control. Coroner Art Miller cites multiple injuries as the cause. This marks the county’s second traffic death of the year following a pedestrian fatality a day earlier.
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Narttreester
Peta
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Trader Road
Winnebago County
Art €. Miller
Four Missing After Tanker Hits Tugboat
NEW YORK web A tugboat sank early today after colliding with the oil tanker Morania Marlin in the Kill Van Kull Straits between New Jersey and Staten Island. Six of the ten aboard were rescued, four crewmen still missing as Coast Guard search continues. The tanker, with no injuries, headed toward the Hudson River. the tug Patricia Moran sank almost immediately and the freighter limped to Cadells shipyard on Staten Island.
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New York Harbor
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Patricia Moran
Kill van Kull Straits
New Jersey
Staten Island
Cadells Shipyard
Hudson River
Freighter Sinks 31 Men Lost in North Atlantic Storm
A Spanish freighter with 38 crew members sank in a fierce North Atlantic storm. Thirty-one crewmen are missing and at least 11 feared dead. Six were rescued from Monte Palomares, while other survivors reported 18 aboard and five on a raft. The Lampsis crew were saved from a separate sinking area, with no injuries. The incident followed grain cargo shifts creating a 30-foot seas list near Bermuda. A salvage tug was expected on scene within 24 hours.
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Escanaba
Norfolk
Baresiona
Spain
Bermuda
Androscegsin
Lampsis
Oshkosh High School pool fund starts with $10000 gift
The Oshkosh area board of education received a $10,000 gift from unnamed "friends of Oshkosh" to seed a fund for a swimming pool at Oshkosh High School. The money is temporarily invested, with officials to decide the best use and ongoing contributions for a pool at the existing or a future high school.
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Board of Education
William Harvey
Oshkosh Area
United States Treasury
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Richard H. Jansen
Perry A. Tipler
Second High
Transit Parleys Continue Amid Transit Crisis
New York AP reports a three man mediation group plans to outline procedures to resolve the transit dispute and resume work at the earliest moment. Traffic slightly heavier after Tuesday's record low as commuters face 16 degree weather and stalled cars on major arteries. In Brooklyn a water main break coated Atlantic Avenue with ice forcing closure of most lanes. Rumors circulated that the strike could end within hours. Continued on Page 10.
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Media Transit Crisis
Lindsay
Henry A. Bates
Barnes
Brooklyn
Atlantic Avenue
Yank Troops Kill 23 Reds at Tren Triangle Push
U S troops killed 23 Viet Cong and uncovered a tunnel network over a mile square as part of Operation Crimp. The five day toll reached 107 insurgents killed and eight captured, marking the war’s largest push to drive guerrillas from the Tren Triangle edge.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Tren Triangle
Fort Worth cops test plexiglass riot shields
Fort Worth police plan to use two pound plexiglass shields from knees to helmet for riot control or when subduing dangerous individuals. The shields are carried to protect officers during confrontations and may be deployed as needed to enhance safety.
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UPD
Snowstorm Slams State Across Wisconsin
The Associated Press reports a major snowstorm hitting Wisconsin, with freezing drizzle in places. Two inches fell in Cassville within two hours as the system spread, with most communities reporting snow by mid morning and southeast accumulations expected to exceed four inches. Hazardous driving warnings spread statewide and temperatures ranged from 4 below in Green Bay to 24 in Burlington, with cold air sweeping east and subzero readings in parts of New England and New York.
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Beloit
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Beeville
Tex
Pellston
Mich
Midwest
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New England
New York
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Lakes
Ontario
Erie
Great Lakes
Lake Ontario
Funeral of Indian Prime Minister Shastri Amid Global Grief
Shastri's body was cremated by the Jumna River as India mourned. Hari Kishnan lit the sandalwood pyre while Premier Nanda and KC Kamaraj watched, with guests including Kosygin and Humphrey. Rumors of a leadership challenge circulated as potential successors CHavan Gandhi and Desai were named as contenders. Shastri died in Tashkent after peace talks with Ayub Khan.
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India
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Shastri
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Jumma
Gulzardal Nanda
Alexei N. Kasygin
Hubert H
Humphrey
Nanda
Kamaraswami Kamaraj
Congress Party
Im Shastri
Defense
Y.B. Chavan
Indira Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Morarji Desai
Nehru
Tashkent
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Kosygin
Secret Service
LBJ Outlines War and Great Society in State of the Union
President Johnson prepared a State of the Union address to update Congress on Vietnam peace efforts and progress on the Great Society. He was expected to propose a total budget between 110 and 115 billion dollars for the coming fiscal year, with possible adjustments for war funding. Meany warned cost pressures could force cuts to domestic programs, while Dirksen cautioned that escalated war may force reductions in nonmilitary spending.
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Hanoi
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Johnson
Administration
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Ciety
Meany
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Camera bites spark repair shop mystery in Denver
A Denver Rocky Mountain Camera Repair Co. received a damaged camera from a U S Coast Guard member in Juneau Alaska. The note with vivid teeth marks read Camera bitten brown hair. The image on the camera was graphic and the choppers were shoppers.
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UPI
Rocky Mountain Camera Repair Co
US Coast Guard
Juneau
Alaska
Knowles denies plan for April special legislative session
Madison Wisconsin Governor Warren P. Knowles said he does not intend to call a special session of the Legislature in April and believes Democrats seeking advantage in November are behind reports of such a call. He said there may be no basis for a special session.
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Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Rio Margue Flood Toll Tops 130 in Rio de Janeiro
Torrential rains trigger landslides as authorities report 131 dead in two days of floods in Rio de Janeiro with fears toll could surpass 150. About 40 additional deaths in nearby Niteroi and casualties in Petropolis Teresopolis and Cachoeira de Macaca. The morgue is crowded and communication problems limit details.
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Niteroi
Petropolis
Teresopolis
Cachoeira de Macaca
Rio
Rio Morgue
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