Tragic West Side Fire Kills Six in Green Bay
A mother and five children died in a Green Bay blaze on the West Side as temperatures stood at 17 below. The father escaped by leaping from a window and was hospitalized in satisfactory condition with cuts and shock. The fire, likely starting in the living room, swept to the second floor where the family slept. All victims died of smoke inhalation.
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Green Bay
Claudie Kagerbauer
Julie
Christine
Paul
Michelle
Kim
Kagerbauer
Eugene
St. Mary’s Hospital
Green Bay West High School
Home Burns Leave Seymour Family of Six Homeless
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed the William Bolssen home in Seymour, leaving a family of six destitute. The Appleton Red Cross office issued an appeal for bedding and clothing while Seymour firemen estimated damages over 10000 dollars.
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Seymour
A _ Seymour
William Bolssen
Appleton Red Cross
Oshkosh Deep Freeze Deepens With 19 Below Low
Oshkosh endured a third straight day of subzero weather with a 19 degree below zero low recorded at Buckstaff Observatory at 6 30 a m This followed a season record low of 22 below zero on Friday while the day’s high was minus 2 degrees.
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Oshkosh
Buckstaff Observatory
Air Force cadet resignations surge past ninety three
Air Force Academy reports 28 more cadets resigned amid a widening cheating scandal. The probe, set to continue to February 10, pushes total resignations beyond West Point's 1951 figure. Secretary Zuckert warned up to 100 cadets could be involved, with 30 varsity football players possibly among them. Noted players Emnyre and Yankee were dropped, and football end Fritz Greenlee was disclosed by his father as quitting.
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Col
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Air
County Moves To Intervene In Airline Service Appeal
Winnebago County filed a motion through special counsel Jack Steinhilber to intervene in Outagamie County appeal of a Civil Aeronautics Board order ending service to Appleton. The county warns reversal could trigger costly hearings, disrupt schedules to Oshkosh, jeopardize airport facilities, and affect public air service investments. Continued on Page 12.
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Outagamie County
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Civil Aeronautics Board
Appleton
Jack Steinhilber
Movants
Petitioner
Outagamie
Oshkosh
Fire Kills Five in Angeles City Downtown Blaze
Five Filipino women perished in a downtown Angeles City fire near Clark Air Force Base. The blaze swept part of the area Friday, killing residents and prompting investigations by local authorities and Philippine officials.
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Manila
UPI
Angeles City
Clark Air Force Base
Wisconsin Freezes Under Third Day Of Subzero Readings
Wisconsin endures a deep cold spell with only Lone Rock above zero as Beloit 14 below to La Crosse 25 below and Milwaukee 15 below. Highs barely reach near zero with records possibly set. warming arrival warned for Monday though southeast holds back until Tuesday. Floods force 300 families to evacuate in Oregon, continuing on page 12.
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United Press International
Wisconsin
Lone Rock
Beloit
la Crosse
Lane Rock
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Stevens Point
Superior
Rhinelander
Eau Claire
Park Falls
Wausau
Madison
Oregon
LA Grande
Ore
Frol Kozlov Former Soviet Official Dies At 36
MOSCOW AP Frol R Kozlov a former first deputy premier is dead Tass reports. Last year he was removed as first deputy premier due to health problems. He suffered a stroke about two years ago and had been a powerful figure in the Soviet government and Communist party. He rose to prominence when he toured the United States in 1959 as an advance man for Nikita Khrushchev. Khrushchev was overthrown last October.
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Kozlov
Communist Party
Kozlovy
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain and France to Hold Summit After Churchill Farewell
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson and President Charles de Gaulle agreed to meet soon in Paris after a 50 minute discussion at the French Embassy on the eve of Churchill's funeral. The talks opened chances for broader dialogue but deep frictions over Europe, NATO affairs, and Concorde remain unresolved. Wilson plans a second meeting with President Johnson next month.
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Harold Wilson
Charles de Gaulle
Winston
de Gaulle
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U.S
France
Wilson
Dean Rusk
United Nations
United States
Johnson
Washington
Atlantic Alliance
Saigon to Add 17 Advisers to Air Force Program
Australian Defense Minister Shane Patridge announced on Friday that Saigon will deploy 17 military advisers to bolster its air program in South Vietnam. The disclosure follows heightened tensions in the region and aims to assist local pilots and command structures.
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Saigon
CFL
Australian Defense Minster
Shane Patridge
South Viel
Train barely passes as truck with spaghetti blocks crossing
Railway officials faced a tense moment when a truck loaded with spaghetti toppled on a grade crossing just before an express train was due. A rat strike had halted the train a few minutes earlier up the line, easing potential danger.
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Rome
UPI
Churchill Funeral Draws World Wide Eminence At St Pauls
London observed one of Britain’s momentous funerals as Sir Winston Churchill was laid to rest at St Paul’s Cathedral. Four kings and many leaders from 118 nations attended. Dwight D. Eisenhower and Charles de Gaulle rode as comrades in arms. The procession from Westminster Hall, 321,360 paid respects, 90 gun salutes marked each year of his life, and Lady Churchill bore herself with dignity. The Battle Hymn of the Republic and Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory were sung at his request for his American mother.
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London
Britain
Winston Churchill
Old St. Paul's Cathedral
France
Charles de Gaulle
Christenhaw Alnante Avant Anwind
Oace
Ouu
Dwight D. Hisenhower
de Gaulle
Sir Winston
Lady Churchill
Winston
Churchill
Jennie Jerome
New York
St. Martin's
Bladon
Blerheim Palace
Westminster Hall
Technican Saved After Farmington Snowslide Rescue
In Farmington Canyon near Salt Lake City a Forest Service technician Robert Doty of Logan was buried under three feet of wet snow for four hours after a snowslide. Fellow forester Bob Johnston spotted tracks and led a rescue, with FAA radios coordinating help. Doty, released with mild hypothermia, spent the night under observation and recalled thinking of his wife and three children.
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Utah
UPI
Robert Dely
Logan
Us Forest Service
Farmington Canyon
Salt Lake City
Doty
Bob Johnston
Johnston
Federal Aviation
FAA
Forest Service
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Daly
Slde
Observaton An
Crowds Await Churchill Funeral Across London Streets
Thousands of Britons huddled in blankets and ski clothing through the night lining London streets for Winston Churchill's funeral. At Westminster Hall to St Paul’s Cathedral, crowds were six deep on Ludgate Hill and 20 to 30 deep along Parliament Street as dawn approached. Young people predominated, veterans among older attendees, while councilors and reporters described a mood of commemoration.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Westminster Hall
St Paul’s Cathedral
Ludgate Hill
St. Paul's Cathedral
Annie Birkett
Freddie Brampton
Churchill
Harrow
Fleet Street
Royal Air Force
Rev C Wade Jones Dies Ex Oshkosh Pastor
The Rev C Wade Jones 74 Lancaster born Oshkosh Nov 5 1690 died Friday after a short illness. Presbyterian minister active in masomt work across Wisconsin survivors include two daughters and five grandchildren funeral set for 2 pm Monday at Lameater Presbyterian Church.
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Lancaster
Edwin J Bell
Oshkosh
Morris. Jones
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Sip “Anstom
Rev. Jones
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