Oshkosh College becomes university in historic move
Dr. Roger E. Guiles president of Wisconsin State University Oshkosh called the transfer of title from Wisconsin State College Oshkosh historic at a Reese Memorial Union breakfast. Civic leaders and press attended as Guiles linked the name change to growth and expanded offerings for eastern Wisconsin students. He urged a broad based program and campus building plans, saying the university must balance quality and affordability. Continued on Page 3 Col 4.
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Pay Hike Bill Fight Promised for Congress
Opponents vowed a floor fight as the Senate opened debate on a $564 million federal pay hike bill granting roughly 1.7 million civil service postal workers, federal executives, judges, and members of Congress a raise. Sponsors expect House approval and quick action, aligning with Johnson’s push to retain key personnel.
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Divers to Seek Victims of Blast in Gulf
Divers from the Coast Guard prepared to search the 260 foot rig C P Baker wreck in the Gulf of Mexico for 18 crewmen still missing after the explosion and sinking. Two bodies had been recovered and 23 burned survivors were rescued from the sea as dawn awaited more salvage efforts.
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Typhoon Winnie Death Toll and Chaos In Manila
Typhoon Winnie lashed Manila and central Luzon with winds near 90 to 95 miles per hour causing widespread destruction. Reports put fatalities between 11 and 44 while 275 people were injured and 376,897 displaced. Manila declared a calamity as rubble and power outages strained the city of about two million.
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Manhattan Savings Bank Holdup Averted by Clerk Aid
Frederick Lougg, assistant bank manager, helped protect teller Loraine Carr during a bank robbery on lower Broadway. A teen thief handed a bomb threat note, Lougg triggered the silent alarm and escorted the robber to another teller. The bandit escaped with $1,345 as police arrived.
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Lodge Says We Will Win in Southeast Asia
Washington AP Henry Cabot Lodge declared the downward spiral in the anti Communist war in South Viet Nam has been stopped. He warned of hostile outside pressures from the Communist side but urged peaceful means and realistic political and military policies to prevail. He called for effective border supervision and possible UN help while noting the long struggle ahead.
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Traffic Death Toll Reaches 469 in Wisconsin
A Wisconsin man died in an Elkhorn hospital from chest injuries and burns after a car left Highway 30 about four miles west of Lake Geneva. The toll for od ob reaches 469, with the latest fatality identified as Anthony Walsh of Ro selle.
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Not One Vote For Scranton
Goldwater backers in Illinois hailed an 48 of 58 delegate sweep as a major boost to his campaign and predicted a smooth first ballot victory. Scranton carried no Illinois delegates, while Sen Dirksen and other Goldwater loyalists echoed confidence and urged continued momentum toward the nomination.
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Mississippi House Brief Session Sees Absence Delays
Rep Betty Jane Long missed the Mississippi House session along with Jackson Miss as lawmakers met in a unusually brief gathering. The House adjourned after only five minutes with several members tardy or absent during the early session.
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New Health Aid Effective Today Wisconsin rolls out senior care program
Wisconsin launched a health assistance program for about 175000 residents over 65 under the Kerr Mills act. It costs about 10 million dollars annually with federal support of 5.3 million and state share of 4.7 million. Eligible applicants must be 64 plus and meet asset and income limits, with benefits covering hospitalization, nursing home care, doctor services, dental care, and prescribed drugs, with applications at county welfare offices.
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Truce Ends St Augustine Race Turmoil
In St Augustine a month of protests and violence ends as a truce is declared by both sides. A secret biracial committee will work to resolve demands for two weeks while a permanent plan is built as Gov Bryant names an interim group. King credits the pause to a shift toward dialogue and end to demonstrations.
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Pierre Monteux Dies World Famed Conductor in Sleep
Pierre Monteux an acclaimed conductor died at his Hancock Maine home in his sleep. A violinist turned conductor, he led orchestras in Boston San Francisco Amsterdam Berlin London Paris Vienna and with Ballets Russe Metropolitan Opera and national orchestras. He collapsed while conducting in Rome two days before his 88th birthday after earlier heart attack and a heated theater incident.
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