Two Injured In High Speed Chase Plunge Into Slough
A deputy sheriff and a Neptune youth were injured after a high speed pursuit through Nee nah ended with their cars sliding into the Neenah slough. The pursuit reached up to 80 mph as Furman’s 1964 car and Dehn’s county squad crossed Carroll line and drove into the water.
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Neenah
Thomas J. Gill
Maple St
Neenah Slough
Caroline Street
Winnebago County
Richared E. Dehn
Rt. 1
Omro
Sin Neenah Slough
Slough
South Commercial Street
Dehn
Robert Furman
Sherman Road
Oshkosh
Northwestern
Dick Meyer
Richard E. Dehn
Furman
Pueblo Seizure Reports On Crew Treatment In Korea
White House said crewmen of the USS Pueblo are being properly treated and given medical care after North Korea seized the ship. No word from the International Red Cross on crew status. North Korea claimed some crew were killed but did not name them. President Johnson pursues diplomatic channels while warning of limited military deployments.
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International Red Cross
North Korea
Pueblo
United States
Christian
U.S
Capitol Hill
Johnson
United Nations Security Council
White House
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Clark M. Clifford
McNamara
United Nations
Security Council
Seoul
Charles H. Bonesteel III
U.N
South Korea
Korean Peninsula
South
Bonesteel
South Korean
National Assembly
Park Chung Hee
Senate
Republican
Everett M. Dirksen
California
Ronald Reagan
Reno
Nev
Senate approves Clark Clifford as defense secretary
Senate today confirmed Clark M. Clifford for secretary of defense by voice vote. The 61 year old Johnson ally and adviser to Democratic administrations since Truman will take over March 1 when Robert McNamara leaves to head the World Bank. Clifford joined White House briefings on Vietnam and Pueblo crisis. the vote occurred with only five senators on the floor.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Clark M. Clifford
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Clifford
Johnson
Truman
McNamara
World Bank
White House
Vietnam
Pueblo
Johnson Seeks Expanded Benefits for Veterans
President Johnson urged Congress to broaden veteran assistance with a $7.3 billion 1969 budget plan supporting 26 million veterans and families. Proposals include raising GI home loan guarantees to 10,000, expanding vocational rehab, counseling 850,000 GIs, and continuing Project 10,000 and Project Transition for skilled training upon civilian return.
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Johnson
Viet Cong launch biggest war offensive in five years
Saigon reports the Viet Cong pushed thousands of troops into Da Nang Pleiku Nha Trang and other cities during a Tet cease fire. U S and allied forces suffered casualties while claiming many guerrillas killed or captured. The offensive aimed to punish U S forces for ending the truce and continued into night fighting with scattered holdouts.
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Saigon
UPS
da Nang
U.S
Pleiku
Hoi An
Nha Trang
Kontum
Vo Nguyen Giap
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Khe Sanh
Moscow
South Vietnam
Submariners Feared Dead In Two Mediterranean Disasters
French navy says no hope of saving the 52 crew aboard Minerve missing since Saturday in the Mediterranean. Israeli navy continues search for Dakar with 69 aboard, while Cousteau plans to use a diving saucer to locate Minerve. Air supply and depth limits loom as sonar echoes hint at possible wrecks.
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Toulon
France
UPI
Mediterranean
Emile Beaufort
Beaufort
Minerve
Jacques- Yves Cousteau
Shlomo Erel
Dakar
Haifa
Britain
Israel
Cousteau
Commandant Giraud
French
Navy
U.S. Navy
Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds Shorewood campus site
The Wisconsin Supreme Court refused to intervene in the Shorewood site choice for a new UW branch campus near Green Bay. It upheld the site committee's decision, rejected Outagamie County's bid to move the campus and dismissed claims of secrecy in committee actions despite earlier legal challenges.
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Green Bay
Appleton
Supreme Court
Outagamie County
Green Bay Area
Shorewood
Gruesome discoveries at Cummins Prison Farm Arkansas
Skeletons in crude coffins found at Cummins Prison Farm amid rain and rumored graves. The prison head Thomas Morton resigns amid intolerable conditions as state police probe potential up to 100 bodies buried on site dating back to turn of the century.
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Arkansas
Cummins Prison Farm
Ark
UPI
Thomas ©. Morton
Southern Ilinois University
Winthrop Rockefeller
Tucker
Morton
Edwin N. Barrow Jr
Cummins
Murton
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America
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