East Blasted By Big Snowstorm
A major east coast snowstorm crippled travel and prompted closures. The storm dumped over two feet in some areas with 60 mph winds and 20 foot drifts, killing at least 71 and stranding thousands from New York to Florida.
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Johnson’s Aid Out Is Modest
Washington AP AID budget plan would earmark 3.4 billion for foreign aid in a 97.9 billion request to Congress, a 269 million cut from the current year. Sen Mansfield urges reallocating aid among non Communist powers, boosting Latin America while sharing Asia with Commonwealth nations. He backs moving military aid to Defense, noting Vietnam and Korea commitments limit cuts.
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Italian Leader Schedules Parley With Johnson
Italian President Antonio Segni departs for a six day U S visit after a weather delay. He will fly to Baltimore and take a train to Washington for talks with President Johnson focusing on NATO issues and the multinational nuclear force Kennedy proposed.
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Byrnes Transfers MGIC Stock to Scholarship Inc
Representative John Byrnes and his wife transferred all MGIC stock they owned to Scholarship Inc., a Green Bay nonprofit. The move fulfills a promise made in a House floor speech after it was revealed he bought the stock years ago at a favorable price. The sale raised about 22 thousand dollars for the foundation, which aids local graduates.
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Charge Dad With Murder Of Young Son
LaVern A. Hengen a Waukesha foundry laborer was charged with second degree murder after authorities say he admitted mishandling his seven month old son during a family argument. The baby died from internal hemorrhaging. bail was set at $10,000.
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Wisconsin Soldier Hurt in Panama Riots
A Wisconsin soldier, Specialist 4 Charles W. Volkman of Antigo, is among 31 hospitalized after four days of rioting in Panama. His exact condition was not reported, but he is described as wounded during the disturbances in Balboa Canal Zone.
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Renk Declares GOP Bid To Challenge Proxmire
Wilbur Renk a Sun Prairie former businessman announced his Republican bid for U S Senate in Wisconsin aiming to attract independents and GOP moderates. He eschewed support from the John Birch Society and pledged to run on statesmanship over politics while taking on Senator William Proxmire. The Madison news conference featured his wife and family as GOP leaders including Talbot Peterson Lt Gov Jack Olson and others witnessed the launch.
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Wisconsin Tobacco Report Minimal Effect On State Farms
Wisconsin agriculture officials say a federal cigarette smoking report will not greatly impact the state economy. Tobacco accounts for about six million dollars of annual value, grown in two areas around Viroqua and Edgerton, with a shift to cigar tobacco unlikely due to soil and climate differences. Tobacco supplements other farm products and has been declining, with acreage dropping from 13,723 in 1961 to 10,708 in 1963.
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Wisconsin Death Toll Reaches 38 In Kenosha Crash
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin's traffic deaths rose to 38 after a second victim perished from injuries from a Kenosha County crash. Palmer A Truay, 35, of Kenosha, died Monday night and William Rembert, 25, of Milwaukee, died Saturday night following a collision at the intersection of highways 158 and 192, two miles west of Kenosha.
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Van Pelt Seeks Eighth Term In New Sixth District
Rep. William K. Van Pelt Republican of Fond du Lac announces plans to seek re election to the House this year in the newly drawn Sixth District which includes Green Lake County. He cites Johnson administration welfare programs while urging a Conservative Congress to limit federal spending and preserve taxpayer funds. He serves on Merchant Marine and Fisheries and Science and Astronautics committees and holds Republican Whip roles.
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RFK Heads to Tokyo for Sukarno Meeting on Malaysia
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy departs Washington for talks with Indonesian President Sukarno during Johnson administration concerns over the Malaysian crisis. The White House said Kennedy would likely meet Sukarno in Tokyo, with agenda including Malaysia and North Borneo tensions and possible aid policy discussions.
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Complete Break In Relations Between Panama and U S
Washington reports Panama will sever diplomatic ties and demand withdrawal of U S diplomats. President Johnson and Secretary Rusk order the departure of the top U S diplomat Wallace Stuart and staff. Dispute centers on Panama Canal Zone status while Chiari government insists on break and U S seeks to preserve canal control.
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Search For Downed SAC Fliers Underway In Maryland
In Cumberland Maryland an Air Force search in clear weather sought four Strategic Air Command fliers believed to have parachuted from a stricken eight engine bomber carrying two nuclear weapons The bomber BS2 crashed in a snowbound Appalachian forest near Cumberland Maj Thomas W McCormick was rescued and said his crew jumped Optimism was voiced by an Air Force spokesman about the fliers safety Maj Gen James W Wilson arrived to supervise disaster teams for weapon inspection No danger of atomic blast or radioactivity was stated Official said weapons would be moved to a Logistics Command base after safety checks The crash area was sealed off within a 1500 yard radius and details of weapon disposition were not disclosed
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Demands For Treaty Review Rejected In Panama Talks
The United States rejected Panamanian demands to review the Panama Canal treaty as a condition for resuming relations. The dispute prompted a meeting of the OAS peace committee with U.S. and Panamanian negotiators, as Panama weighed taking over Panamanian affairs in Washington. White House officials said the U.S. must keep the canal secure while direct talks are possible after order is restored.
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Chicago Mayor says plan to ban cigarette sales
Chicago mayor says the city has plans to ban cigarette sales citing a federal health report. He told reporters the move aims to protect public health and to reduce smoking under possible new regulations.
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