Rash of Viet Nam attacks before Tet cease fire
Communist forces killed 21 Americans and wounded 137 in attacks across South Vietnam in the 36 hours before the Tet cease-fire. U.S. bases at Lai Khe An Khe Holloway Phu Bai and Khe Sanh saw fighting as Marines and Army units faced mortars and ambushes. A U.S. convoy near Khe Sanh was ambushed. 8 Marines were killed 44 wounded and three enemy bodies were counted. A Wisconsin serviceman Gunnery Sgt Melvin L Rimel was killed in action.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Khe Sanh
Lai Khe
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Red Cross
An Khe
Holloway
Highlands
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
1St Corps
Phu Bai
3Rd Marine Division
Washington
Defense Department
Wisconsin
Vietnam
Melvin L. Rimel
Milton Junction
Rock County
Bond Issue Resolution Reached For 1.3 Million
The Oshkosh Common Council directed City Atty John Pence to draft an initial resolution for a 1.3 million bond issue to fund capital improvements this year. A vote is expected in about three weeks. Some members opposed paving residential streets. Marion Road criticism and delays on Witzel Avenue and Wisconsin Street were discussed. Discussion on a 1.6 million school bond was postponed pending talks with Oshkosh district town chairmen.
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Common Council
John Pence
Robert Putzer
Wallace Zahn
Putzer
Marion Road
Potter
Marion
Eugene Sonnleitner
Witzel
Wisconsin Street
Oshkosh
City Council Approves 1.3 Million Bond Issue
The council authorized an initial resolution on a 1.3 million general obligation bond and laid over actions to permit Main and Oregon Street newsstands. They also passed three zoning ordinances adjusting limits on schools and land uses, with Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church seeking to add rooms to its elementary school. A M-1 to C-2 rezoning at 2831 Harrison St was laid over. The city settled sewer lateral suits for up to 200 dollars and awarded Dahse Tree Service the 1968 tree trimming bid.
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Oregon Street
Algoma Park
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Nebraska St
Harrison St
Robert Gibson
Harley Joslin
Harley Joslin Jr
George Kabke
Dahse Tree Service
Roosevelt Ave
U S Seeks UN Security Council action over Pueblo crisis
The United States asks the U N Security Council for an urgent meeting to pressure North Korea to return the Pueblo and its 83 crew. Ambassador Goldberg said the aim is to secure crew release and compliance with the Korean armistice, while noting potential communist criticism over Vietnam and foreign troops.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Pueblo
U.N. Security Council
Arthur J. Goldberg
North Korea
Goldberg
Council
Washington
Johnson
Agha Shahi
Pakistan
South Korea
U.N
Security Council
U.S
Vietnam
U.S. Reserves Muster Amid Pueblo Crisis Talks
Near 14,800 air reservists prepared to muster for possible active duty as the United States pursued diplomacy for a bloodless Pueblo crisis settlement. President Johnson coupled determination with diplomacy to win release of the Pueblo and its 83 crew. U.N. Security Council session sought to press for return and Moscow mediation considered, while North Korea and Tass warned against actions.
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Washington
United States
Pueblo
Johnson
North Korea
U.S. Navy
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Moscow
North Korea seeks apology for Pueblo crew seizure
Washington reports North Korea demanded punishment for the USS Pueblo crew labeling them criminals and called for a US apology for trespassing in North Korean waters. The United States insists the ship was in intranational waters and seeks crew and vessel return, with possible compensation.
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Washington
UPI
North Korea
Pueblo
United States
Central
Pyongyang
Ial
Rodong Shinmoor
America
U.S
State Department
Military Armistice Commission
Penmunjom
Farm Barn Fire Kills Forty Head Of Livestock
Harvey Thomas Jr reports a Thursday afternoon blaze at 5924 S Clay Rd Nekimi destroyed a barn and farm equipment. Fire chief Potratz said 35 firefighters battled the flames, originating possibly from a heat lamp used for piglets. In total 39 pigs, four sows, one feeder pig and a heifer perished, with tractors, a corn picker and hay also lost. damage not yet estimated but likely insured.
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Harvey Thomas Jr
S. Clay Road
Nekimi
S. Clay Rd
Herbert Potratz
Thomas
Unity Service Is Broken Up By Protesters
In Glasgow Catholic Archbishop James Scanlan faced a disruption as 200 Protestants shouted down with anti papal slogans during a Church of Scotland Cathedral service. Police quelled clashes while 1 200 demonstrators sang hymns outside Liverpool’s new Anglican cathedral. No arrests were made.
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Glasgow
Scotland
UPS
Liverpool
England
James Scanlan
Church of Scotland
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Rhett
New Orleans
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Jimmie Arceneaux
Jackie Arceneaux
Tass
Communist Party
Unity Service
Eae
Winnebagoland
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