Oshkosh Berlin Cite National Civic Improvement Award
Oshkosh and Berlin won 1965 National Cleanest Town Achievement Award honors for ongoing cleanup and civic improvement efforts. Delegations invited to Washington February 15 for an awards ceremony with Mrs Lyndon B Johnson and a luncheon with Interior Secretary Udall.
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Washington
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Sick Juror Delays Final Trial Verdict
In Chicago AP report juror Lois Clark, 40, suffered an asthma attack during deliberations in the marathon Krebiozen trial of Dr Stevan Durovic. With three acquittals, the fate of Durovic hangs on whether the 11 jurors can continue or a mistrial is declared. Trial began April 28 and ended its ninth month Friday.
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Krebizen
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Julius J. Hoffman
Clark
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Marko Durovic
William F. P. Phillips
Durovic
Krebiozen Research Foundation
Federal Court
Skidding tests delayed by record cold in Stevens Point
National Safety Council faced delays starting annual skidding and tire traction tests on ice as temperatures spiked from zero to 19 below. Test Director Gus Whitehurst cited frozen water and difficulties preparing nine acres of smooth ice at the municipal airport, threatening schedule.
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Stevens Point
National Safety Council
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Nine die in Wisconsin weekend highway crashes
A pair of triple fatality crashes raised Wisconsin’s weekend toll to nine dead. A Chippewa Falls couple and a Michigan driver died in a two car collision on Highway 29 eight miles west of Chippewa Falls. Francis Hurt 41 Iris Hurt 41 and Raymond Webber 25 were killed with Iris dying in hospital. A second fatal head on crash occurred Sunday on Highway 34 north of Lake Geneva claiming June Subrod 18 Burlington Verdine Hammerly Jr 17. Continued on Page if Col 2.
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East Hit By Storm and Cold Grips the Coast
A massive storm and frigid air lash the East from Florida to Maine, causing at least 75 deaths, paralyzed travel in major cities, and prompting emergency declarations in Delaware and Virginia. Airports freeze and roads remain hazardous as two feet of snow hit parts of Virginia and Washington endures record snowfall.
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GOP Officials Reassembling In Washington
In Washington GOP leaders convened as snowbound sessions opened two weeks of conferences to propel a 1966 state and congressional comeback. National Chairman Ray C Bliss and poll chief Thomas W Benham were to report on party strength as the party’s senatorial and congressional campaign committees spoke. Lucius D Clay heads the National Finance Committee while Bliss chairs three committees on convention reforms computer use and a possible new party headquarters.
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Thomas W. Benham
National Party
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National Finance Committee
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Bombing Resumes as U S Attacks North Viet Nam
U S forces renew air raids after a 37 day lull targeting bridges ferries warehouses and Highway 1 along the central coast around Vinh while ground operations press the Viet Cong. A Navy plane was shot down and a rescue helicopter evacuated its pilot under fire.
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Red Guns
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Quang Khe
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Sylvester Chumley
Lemoore
Calif
Venturi Quips About Backstroke On Sixth Green
Former U S Open champion Ken Venturi was asked what he was doing on the sixth green Saturday as tal torrential rain forced postponement of the Lucky International golf tournament. He replied The backstroke what else.
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Torrental Rams
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Slight Relief Expected in Wisconsin Cold Snap
Wisconsin's siege of sub zero weather eased briefly Sunday before plunging again as Arctic temperatures grip the state. Forecasters warned of only slight relief today with a week long forecast showing temperatures 6 to 12 degrees below normal. Overnight lows fell to 25 below at Lone Rock and 23 below at La Crosse, with light snow reported in Eau Claire and Wausau. Continued on Page 14, Col 1.
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Hanoi Rebuff Told by Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk disclosed that the United States offered to extend the bombing pause over North Vietnam if Hanoi made a peace gesture. He said Hanoi’s response was negative and harsh, denouncing the effort as a fraud and noting openness to diplomacy in various forms.
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Dean Rusk
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Hanoi
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North Viet
Weathermen plan to orbit new satellite for full time weather
Cape Kennedy CAPE KENNEDY PS US weather forecasters plan to place a 305 pound Tiros weather eye in orbit on a Delta rocket to provide daily cloud observations. A second Tiros camera satellite follows three weeks later to form the world’s first operational spaceborne weather observer system.
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Johnson renews Vietnam peace bid to UN
President Johnson announced a renewed U N Security Council appeal to seek a peace conference as American and allied forces resume bombing in North Vietnam. He said the action saves lives and warned Hanoi shows no readiness for peace, citing Hanoi and Beijing as uncooperative.
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Arthur Goldberg
U.N. Security Council
Johnson
Pope Paul
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Union Shop Battle Enters Second Week
Washington AP report says the Senate enters its second week of the union shop battle with neither side yielding. Democratic Leader Mansfield keeps focus on motion to bring up a bill repealing Taft Hartley section 14B. Dirksen’s Republicans vow to continue filibuster, delaying any vote. A potential break could come if the Armed Services Committee sends a $12.3 billion Vietnam War authorization to the floor.
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Everett M. Dirksen
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Johnson
Infant dies as fires sweep Wisconsin in subzero weather
A infant and a man died as fires raged across Wisconsin in freezing temperatures. In Milwaukee a nine month old, Patrick Jen Tette, perished in a two story home blaze while a teenage passerby aided five other children to safety. Elsewhere Port Washington saw a $250,000 ornament plant fire, Abbotsford faced a $75,000 store blaze, and other depots and rural taverns burned in Dane County.
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Abbotsford
Adams
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Tette
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John Pearson
Supreme Court to Review Hoffa Case
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Teamster President James R. Hoffa’s appeal from his 1964 Chattanooga jury tampering conviction. The court also grants hearings to three co defendants. The 6th U.S. Circuit upheld the convictions on July 29, 1965, and a written opinion will decide by term end in June.
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LLP
Supreme Court
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James R. Hoffa
Chattanooga
Tenn
6Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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