New Oshkosh SS Office Set
Congressman John A. Race announced the budget request of 254000 dollars for a new one story Social Security district office in Oshkosh. The 4000 square foot gross building would provide 3000 square feet of working space and construction could begin in fiscal 1967 if approved.
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Washington
John A. Race
Johnson
Congress
Oshkosh
Fond du la
Race
General Services Administration
Social Security Administration
Social Security
Medical Arts
Washington Ave
William F. Fries
Major Change In School Milk Program Proposed
President Johnson's budget to Congress calls for a major change in the School Milk Program. Only needy children would pay reduced milk prices, while others would pay the going rate. The Agriculture Department currently subsidizes milk for all students. the new plan lowers total outlay from 89 million to 37 million dollars.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Agriculture Department
Ex Appleton Woman Dies In Air Crash
Five people died when two private planes collided over a Rockton cornfield near Beloit Wisconsin on Sunday. Victims included a former Appleton woman her husband and their daughter. their son was critically injured. A witness said one plane banked left into the other. The dead were James Radner 30 owner of a photography studio in Aurora NL and others. Continued on Page 15 Col 4.
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Rockton
Beloit
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Appleton
James Radner
Aurora
Crash on Mont Blanc Kills 117 aboard Air India Flight
An Air India Boeing 707 crashed on Mont Blanc near La Tournette, killing all 117 aboard. The jet, en route from Karachi to New York via Beirut, Geneva, Paris and London, included 106 passengers and 11 crew. Among the dead was Dr. Homi J. Bhabha, chair of India's Atomic Energy Commission.
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International Atomic Energy Agency
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Paris
London
J.T. Woe D'Souza
Pope Paul VI
Rome
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Yallet
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Atlantic
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Italy
Mont Blanc Massif
St. Bernard
Johnson seeks record budget linked to Vietnam war
President Johnson sent a $112.8 billion budget to Congress the largest in history and hinted at more funding if the Vietnam war intensifies. He warned the military buildup could raise inflation and urged quick approval of a $4.8 billion tax increase to fund growth and a near-balanced fiscal 1967.
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Lyndon Johnson
Congress
Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Fire Destroys Ashland News Building
A predawn blaze in sub-zero weather destroyed the Ashland Daily Press building with damage up to 250000 dollars, but presses were rolling again to day. Managing editor Norris Simp son vowed, We'll put out a paper. The Press was being printed overnight at Superior.
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Ashland
Ashland Daily Press
Norris Simpson
Superior
Wisconsin
Simpson
Airport Extension Nears Completion for Winnebago County
Land survey work on the Winnebago County Airport extension is about 90 percent complete and runway plans are 98 percent ready. Engineer Joseph Abernathy said federal aid request, up to 991,820 dollars, is being processed by FAA for jet airline service by early 1967, with construction aimed by October and completion by August 1967.
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Joseph Abernathy
Wisconsin State Aeronautics Commission
Federal Aviation Agency
State Aeronautics Commission
SAC
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Abernathy
Coury Board
The
Aeronautics Commission
North Central Airlines
Quick Move Fort Worth Rent Dispute Ends in Missing House
Raymond Crowder visited his rental property in Fort Worth to collect rent and noticed his neighbor's house missing along with the foundation blocks of the sun-room home. He reported the disappearance to police.
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Fort Worth
UPI
Raymond Crowder
Record Cold Grips Wisconsin Midwest
The Associated Press reports a massive cold wave across the Midwest with readings well below zero. Eau Claire and Superior logged 24 below, while Green Bay and Madison registered double digits below zero. The frigid air is expected to persist two to three days as Bemidji Minnesota hit 44 below. Storms along the Eastern seaboard caused deaths from shoveling and disruption to travel.
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Four Persons Found Beaten Slashed to Death
In Baltimore Maryland AP report a young mother Mrs Geraldine Taylor 23 and her three children Sandie Riley 5 Jacqueline Taylor 3 and Curtis Taylor 14 months were found beaten and killed in their home. The mother suffered severe blows possibly a stab wound while the children’s throats were cut. A hunting knife lay nearby as police search for the children’s father a 47 year old hotel worker.
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Mdap
Geraldine Taylor
Sandie Riley
Jacqueline Taylor
Curtis Taylor
Extreme cold grips Oshkosh as temperatures hit record lows
Near minus 15 degree readings plagued Oshkosh this morning, marking the coldest spell of the winter and tying the sub zero reading for the month with January 1965. Buckstaff Observatory logged a record low of minus 22 degrees on the 29th.
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Oshkosh
Buckstaff Observatory
Johnson Proposes 112.8 Billion Budget Per Capita Spend
President Johnson calls for a 112.8 billion dollar budget for the year starting July 1, with per person spending of 568.36 based on Census estimates of 198,549,600 for January 1, 1967. The projected end of year public debt is 221.7 billion, equating to 1,609.74 per person.
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Washington
Johnson
Census Bureau
Planes Resume Viet Cong Raids In Viet Nam
U S Air Force jets struck a Viet Cong main force near Saigon in two wave raids destroying buildings and damaging others. Ground forces reported no major contact but launched several search and destroy operations as the New Year cease fire ended.
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Viet Nam
U.S
U. S
Mekong Delta
Illinois Man Shot To Death In Beloit
An argument outside a Beloit tavern end in gunfire wounding Magnolia McAllister and killing Claude A Holliman. Charles Collins, 32, Beloit, is jailed. State police say the Rockford Minnesota man Claude Holliman, 29, was struck by two bullets.
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Rockford
Claude A. Holliman
Charles Collins
Belot
Magnolia McAllister
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