Feuding Reds Stay Adamant
Tokyo based AP reports wall posters in Peking praising President Liu Shao-Chi and denouncing Mao faction opponents. Disaffected Red guards from four high schools posted the messages criticizing Chen Po-Ta and Chiang Ching as pivot points in a deadlocked power struggle with no compromise.
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Tokyo
Peking
Liu Shao-Chi
Mao Tse-Tung
Japanese Broadcasting Corp
Liu
Mao
Chen Po-Ta
Chiang Ching
New
China News Agency
Yomiuri
Shanghai
Highway Toll Climbs to 38
The Wisconsin traffic toll rose to 38 after two Milwaukee area accidents killed two men and a previous death was ruled from heart attack. Kenneth Mundstock, 33, of New Berlin died after a rear end crash on the Milwaukee County Freeway near Stadium Interchange. John Daniel, 4, of St Francis, was killed when the car he rode in struck a utility pole on Milwaukee’s south side. Wendell Moos, 72, of Onalaska, previously listed as a victim, died of a heart attack before a Monday truck collision near Onalaska, per Dr. James Murphy.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Kenneth Mundstock
New Berlin
Milwaukee County
Stadium
John Daniel
St. Francis
Wendell Moos
Onalaska
James Murphy
la Crosse County
Moos
State Congressmen Named to Committees
Washington AP report notes Rep. John W Byrnes of Wisconsin was appointed to the Republicans committee on committees by House GOP leader Gerald Ford. The group of 12 will assign party posts in House councils. Ford also named Byrnes Glenn Davis and Melvin Laird to the Republican policy committee of 27 members.
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Washington
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Ford
Byrnes
Glenn Davis
Melvin Laird
Republican Policy Committee
Legislature Sets Three Week Recess March 10
MADISON AP The 1967 legislature will pause and postpone to speed work. Republican leaders agreed to a Senate suggestion for a three week recess in floor action starting March 10 and to shift daily sessions to the afternoons next week to allow more committee time on the anticipated 1.1 billion dollar state budget and other major measures.
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Madison
Assembly
Senate
Walter G. Hollander
Fire destroys cheese store in Hilbert blaze
A Tuesday fire of unknown origin leveled a one story cinder block building housing a cheese store and furniture warehouse in Hilbert. Estimated damage to the furniture concern reached 20000 dollars. No injuries were reported. Fire Chief Ernest M. Pitzen said the blaze likely started on the roof near the chimney as 22 Hilbert and 12 Chilton firefighters battled the flames.
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Hilbert
UPI
Ernest M. Pitzen
Hubert
Chilton
Eight Satellites Shot into Space
Cape Kennedy Florida AP eight satellites launched by Titan 3 aim to form a global communications network linking Washington and Vietnam. The eight 100 pound satellites will enter orbit about 100 miles up and later drift apart to encircle the globe with ground stations including two in Vietnam.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Washington
Vietnam
Defense Department
Globe
Two Die In Appian Way Bridge Collapse
In Rome two drivers died when the central arches of a 14 year old stone bridge on the Appian Way collapsed dropping two cars into rubble 220 feet below. Police and firemen recovered the bodies after a night search illuminated by searchlights. The span collapsed near midnight eighteen miles south of Rome with a roar like an explosion.
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Rome
Appian Way
South Vietnam Premier Ky Charms Australian Crowd
Premier Ky of South Vietnam and his wife arrived in Canberra for a nine day Australia New Zealand visit. About 700 protesters, including trade unionists and students, demonstrated against his regime calling him a fascist and a killer. Ky answered tough questions politely, denying personal ties to Hitler or the Vichy regime and outlining plans to visit the United States later this year. He endorsed Viet Cong participation in negotiations as part of the Hanoi delegation. However the demonstration remained peaceful with heavy police on duty and no incidents reported.
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Australia
South Vietnam
Neuyen Coo Ky
New Zealand
Labor Party
Atv
Adolf Hitler
France
United States
Constituent Assembly
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Hanoi
Killer Ky
Giant cold wave grips midsection from New England to Rockies
Arctic air sent the nation into a deep freeze with 20 below temperatures across the Dakotas Minnesota and Wisconsin. Frigid Minnesota Minnesota Hibbing recorded 46 below and International Falls 33 below while Chicago faced widespread power outages from ice and cold.
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Associated Press
New England
Rockies
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Gas Co
Hibbing
Minn
International Falls
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
Commonwealth Edison Co
O'Hare International
Masena
N.Y
St. Lawrence Valley
Great Lakes
Marquette
Sault Ste. Marie
Michigan
Arkansas
Tennessee
Fire Bomb Raids On D Zone As Cedar Falls Advances
U S planes bombed the D Zone near Saigon with eight engine Stratofortress bombers in a massive fire raid. The operation aimed to disrupt Viet Cong base camps and routes while ground fighting focused on the Iron Triangle north of Saigon. North of Hanoi the Thai Nguyen yard was heavily damaged by eight hours of Thunderchief bombing as pilots reported explosions and smoke.
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South Vietnam
U.S
D Zone
Cedar Falls
Iron Triangle
Thai Nguyen
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Draft board cancels 55 inductions in Sherman Texas
The Grayson County Selective Service Board canceled February induction calls due to a funds shortage. Fifty five local men received letters telling them not to report for induction as scheduled on January 25.
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Sherman, Tex
UPI
Grayson County
Selective Service Board
Antifilibuster Dispute May End Quickly
Washington AP reports a Senate antifilibuster dispute moves toward a turning point as Sen George McGovern was to be recognized to motion for a three-fifths cloture rule. Bipartisan pressure grows to end filibusters by majority vote rather than two thirds, arguing a new Congress can redefine rules.
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Washington
Senate
George McGovern
D-S.d
McGovern
700 Macao Residents Flee Communists
Hong Kong reports 700 Macao residents fled to Hong Kong amid claims the Portuguese colony capitulated to Chinese Communist demands. Refugees cited fears of renewed violence as negotiators remained deadlocked over admissions of fault in the deaths of eight people amid communist notes.
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Hong Kong
Macao
Wisconsin Faces Record Low Temps Across State
The cold snap drove Wisconsin to frigid records with many towns reporting subzero readings. Neillsville logged 46 below, Hayward -45, Gordon -44, and Hibbing Minnesota claimed the nation's coldest at 46 below. Green Bay hit -25, Superior-Duluth -30, and Appleton -22. Skies were clear as highs reached near or below zero across the state. Continued on Page 8.
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Associated Press
Mercury
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Weather Bureau
Cooperative Observer
Neillsville
Hayward
Hibbing
Minn
Phillips
Wis
Green Bay
Superior-Duluth
Appleton
Stevens Point
Eau Claire
Lone Rock
la Crosse
Wausau
Waupaca
Park Falls
Neenah
Madison
Beloit
Milwaukee
Dodgeville
Platteville
Wau
Three Suffer Fatal Attacks In Wisconsin Snow
Three Wisconsin residents died from heart attacks Tuesday while working in severe cold. George Bergeron 68 rural Bloomer collapsed shoveling snow on his farm. Gerald Peterson 25 rural Rio died helping push a car from a snowbank in Columbia County. Elmer G Diedrich 57 Hilbert died after shoveling snow at his son's home.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
George Bergeron
Bloomer
Gerald Peterson
Rio
Columbia County
Elmer G. Diedrich
Hilbert
Johnson seeks 73 billion defense budget for next year
Washington AP reports President Johnson will request a 73 billion defense budget for the next fiscal year starting July 1, up about 5 billion from the current level, plus a 94 billion supplemental for the current year. Senate aides foresee scrutiny but anticipate broad support for war needs, with construction projects possibly attracting closer examination.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Vietnam
John C Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
Stennis
Stuart Symington
Missouri
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