Plan Airmail Court Action for Appleton Service
The County Board aviation committee learned the CAB granted a delay in ending airline service to Appleton and approved a resolution for Winnebago County to intervene in the federal appeal. The CAB stay lasts until the reviewing court issues its mandate or judgment. The next step is an appeal to the Seventh Circuit in Chicago with local counsel to represent Winnebago County.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Outagamie County
Appleton
Winnebago County
Federal Court of Appeals
Clintonville
Ashland
Court of Appeals
Seventh Circuit
Chicago
Aviation Committee
Dist. Atty
Gerald L. Engeldinger
Engeldinger
Washington
Robert C. Lester
Lester
Premier of Burundi Assassinated
Premier Pierre Ngendandumwe of Burundi was killed Friday outside a hospital in Usumbura eight days after taking office. Report notes his middle of the road stance and links to regional tensions with Congo and Red Chinese influence. The birth of his child occurred moments before his death. Burundi gained independence on July 1 1962.
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Washington
Pierre Ngendandumwe
Burundi
Usumbura
State Department
U.S
Ngendandumwe
Albin Nyamoya
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Prince Louis Rwagashore
Bomb Found Near Saigon Pool By Vietnamese Police
SAIGON South Viet Nam SAP American servicemen and families were evacuated from a large swimming pool area today after Vietnamese police uncovered a 40 pound TNT bomb hidden near the pool in a flower arrangement.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Sap
Cactus thefts at London pool threat prompt lockup
Kew Gardens caretakers locked up all cacti after youths siphoned cactus extract for hallucinogenic use at parties. A bomb scare arose at the U S Command pool when a Vietnamese policeman spotted a hand grenade in a cactus pot. The area was cleared as bomb squad investigated.
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London
UPI
Kew Gardens
U.S
Huynh van Cho
Precipitation Forecast For Inauguration Day Across Capital
Washington faces likely precipitation as the Weather Bureau hints at rain or snow for inauguration day. The inaugural committee recalls historic weather moments from Harrison to Roosevelt and notes a glass shielded presidential box this year for security.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
William Henry Harrison
Capitol
Franklin D Roosevelt
White House
Churchill Near Death As Brain Clot Threatens War Hero
London AP reported Sir Winston Churchill at 90 lies in deep sleep under constant medical vigil after a brain clot and circulatory weakness. His family gathered as crowds kept vigil outside. A medical bulletin noted no material change, with his condition critical but stable through the night.
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Churchill
London
Winston Churchill
Dulielins
CST
Lord Moran
Britain
Lady Churchill
Randolph
Winston Spencer
Sarah
Rome
Canada and U S agree to end tariffs on cars and parts
Canada and the United States announced an agreement to remove tariffs on automobiles and new parts, aiming for a North American common market in autos. The deal, effective immediately in Canada, would lower costs through expanded production, with limited immediate price drops and a review by January 1968.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Earl K. Brownridge
Motor Vehicles Manufacturers’ Association
U.S
Johnson
16 Arrested In Mississippi In slayings case
Federal marshals arrested 16 people in Mississippi tied to the June slayings of three civil rights workers near Philadelphia. Among those seized were Neshoba County Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price. The group faced conspiracy and deprivation of civil rights charges under color of law with bonds set at 5000 and 750 respectively.
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Meridian
Miss
Philadelphia
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Richard Andrew Willis
FBI
Willis
Price
Billy Posey
Jimmy Townsend
Miss Carter
Bond
Mississippi
Andrew Goodman
Michael Schwerner
James Chaney
Jackson
Three Killed In Auto Train Crash In Stoughton
In Madison, AP reports a Milwaukee Road freight train hit a 1958 car at a guarded crossing in downtown Stoughton. Three youths, members of Whitewater High School wrestling team, died and three others were injured as the car was dragged over 100 feet. Victims taken to Dane County morgue.
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Madison
Stoughton
Whitewater
Milwaukee Road
Dane County
Soviet Victory Seen in U N
United Nations reports indicate a potential Soviet victory in a showdown over peacekeeping dues, with the United States lacking enough support to enforce the no-vote penalty. Analysts warn results may hinge on purse-string threats and abstentions, affecting U.S. prestige.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N
General Assembly
Assembly
Alabama seeks end to voter literacy test
Justice Department files suit in U.S. District Court demanding abolition of Alabama's voter literacy test. Attorney General Katzenbach cites heavy educational requirements and racial discrimination, seeks removal from voter rolls of those rejected, and vows to press case to the Supreme Court if needed. Governor Wallace remains noncommittal as Alabama officials defend registrars' actions.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Rugged Flowers
U.S. Supreme Court
George Wallace
Katzenbach
Justice Department
Jet Tanker Crashes Into Wichita Homes Near Campus
A KC135 jet tanker crashed into a northeast Wichita residential area near Wichita State University. Eyewitnesses report charred bodies at the scene and officials estimate at least 18 killed. A block of houses caught fire and four were destroyed. early info cited a KC133 designation from Strategic Air Command in Omaha.
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Wichita
Wichita State University
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
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Yalta
Roosevelt
Stalin
Josef Stalin
Russia
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C. M. Drury
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