Wisconsin GOP Go Day features Tower and Byrnes rally
Wisconsin Republicans paid 63 000 into party coffers as 630 supporters heard presidential hopefuls via closed circuit TV. Rep John Byrnes praised Sen John Tower of Texas while Nixon Rockefeller Romney Scranton Goldwater and Thruston Morton spoke from Detroit and Chicago. Eisenhower urged public forums to translate sentiment into the party platform.
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Texas
Wisconsin
John W. Byrnes
Green Bay
James 1. Metz
Northwestern
Milwaukee
John Byrnes
Byrnes
Sen
Pfister
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
George Romney
William Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Thruston Morton
Eisenhower
Detroit
Des Moines Driver Says He Was Thinking About Fishing
Municipal Court Judge Harry Grund asked Bert L. Brown why he drove the wrong way on a one way street. Brown replied he was thinking about going fishing. Case dismissed due to judge noting his earnest angler interest.
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Des Moines, Iowa
UPI
Harry Grund
Bert L. Brown
Brown
Grund
Panama Parleys Collapse Over U S Panama Dispute
Washington AP New negotiations for a peaceful solution to the U S Panama dispute collapsed and Panama called for an emergency hemisphere foreign ministers meeting. Panama’s ambassador to the OAS delivered a note renewing the charge of aggression and recounting an unprovoked attack by U S armed forces in the Canal Zone. Continued on Page 23 Col 7.
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U.s.-Panama
Panama
Hemisphere
Miguel Moreno
Organization of American States
OAS
Jose A. Mora
Moreno
Inter-American Peace Committee
Galileo Solis
Republic of Panama
United States of America
Canal Zone
Johnson
County airport safety praised by Marathon Division pilot
Marathon Division pilots praised Winnebago County Airport for federal safety gear, control tower, and navigation aids that cut landing minimums. The pilot cited constant radar surveillance, ground personnel, and planned jet service by January, noting Oshkosh and Appleton-Oshkosh disputes overlook improvements.
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Outagamie County
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Oshkosh Optimist Club
James Watson
Marathon
Marathon Aviation Corps
North Central Airlines
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Watson
Galagamie County
Castro Rumor Sparks Front Page Dispatch in Havana
Havana reporters circulated a front page rumor that Prime Minister Fidel Castro had been assassinated abroad. The page claimed Castro is in perfect health yet warned that CIA plans include an attempt on his life.
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Revolucion
Fidel Castro
Castro
Cuba
CIA
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Fidel
South Viet Nam Coup Brings Khanh to Power
Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh, 37, ousted the existing junta in a swift bloodless coup, becoming de facto leader and pledging to crush communists. Key generals jailed, Minh’s fate uncertain, and US observers unsettled as Saigon quiet persisted amid troops massed outside government buildings.
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le van Kim
Ton That Dinh
Do Mau
le van Khiem
Diem
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Paul D. Harkins
Fire in Mine Traps 16 at Shullsburg Shaft
Fire broke out in a workshop near the bottom of a lead zinc mine shaft four miles south of Shullsburg. Ventilation kept smoke from reaching 16 miners trapped at the 285 foot level while others escaped with gas masks. Firefighters could not reach the blaze due to its location in the shaft.
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Shullsburg
American Zinc, Lead and Smneking Co
Shullshurt
Soviet Union Warns Britain U S on Cyprus Crisis
Moscow charged Britain and the United States plan aggression against Cyprus and urged restraint to avoid worsening the crisis. Tass cited Cyprus officials warning of danger of aggression and called for Western powers to refrain from actions complicating the regional situation while London showed growing support for a NATO peace force. Tass backed Cyprus independence and condemned foreign interference, while the United States appeared open to participation if diplomacy progressed.
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UPI
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United States
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London
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U. S
Ranger 6 Launch Aimed at Moon Photo Mission
Cape Kennedy Florida AP Ranger 6 roared into space aboard an Atlas Agena rocket on a 66 hour flight toward the moon. The mission will photograph the lunar surface with more than 3,000 pictures and relay data in a 10 minute burst before a planned crash landing. The launch marked the first of four similar payloads this year to help locate Apollo landing sites. The Atlas booster launched at 9 49 a m CST and the Agena stage ignited into a parking orbit 115 miles above Earth before continuing toward the moon.
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Ranger 6
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Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Africa
Moon
Next Move Is Up to Russia
The United States says Moscow must take the next step in the U S Soviet dispute over a U S Air Force T39 trainer shot down in East Germany. Washington accuses the Soviet Union of violence and seeks access to wreckage and bodies while demanding punishment for those responsible. The Soviet diplomat declined to accept the protest, calling the U S flight deliberate.
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State Department
Moscow
East Germany
U.S
Kremlin
West
Asst
William Tyler
Georgi M. Kornienko
Kornienko
Bodies to Be Handed Over to the United States
Authoritative sources said the bodies of three U.S. airmen killed when their jet trainer was downed by the Soviet air force will be handed over to the United States in West Berlin tonight. Three U.S. Army ambulances are standing by to receive them.
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Frankfurt
United States
West Berlin
Tass hints Russians think U S trainer jet photo recon mission
Moscow based Tass News Agency suggested the U S trainer jet downed by a Soviet fighter over East Germany may have been on a photo reconnaissance mission. Washington officials would not confirm cameras or mission details, while the Pentagon remained silent.
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Tass
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East Germany
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State Department
Pentagon
German Democratic Republic
President Proposes Double Overtime Pay Plan
President Johnson urges Congress to approve a draft bill to double time and a half overtime in selected industries to reduce unemployment. The proposal expands overtime and minimum wage protections for more than 2 million workers, with hearings and cost-benefit analysis to determine where higher rates would promote hiring.
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