Morse Urges President Act To End Conflict
Sen. Warne Morse of Oregon urged President Johnson to exhaust every possible means through the United Nations to stop the war in Viet Nam. He criticized the administration’s Southeast Asia policy and said the 20th anniversary U.N. speech did not honor the charter. Continued on Page 18, Col. 2.
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Washington
Warne Morse
Johnson Administration
Viet Nam
United Nations
Oregon Democrat
Jong
Indian Land Deal Draws Bitter Words
The Conservation Commission proposes purchasing 205000 acres of Menominee County virgin timber for a state forest, drawing harsh attacks at a public hearing. Amendments by Charles Smith Sr suggest slowing the push as opponents claim the plan serves “gravy” for officials, not the Menominees, with critics noting bond and funding concerns.
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Madison
Roconto
Smith
Menominees
Conservation Department
Herbert Grover
D-Shawano
Grover
Ventura man sentenced for marijuana cigarettes possession
Philip Morris, 21, of Ventura California, pleaded guilty in superior court to possession of marijuana cigarettes and was sentenced to four months in county jail.
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Ventura
Calif
UPI
Philip Morris
Watchdog Unit to Police Senate Ethics Activated
Senate leaders move to activate a permanent ethics police unit for senators. Three members from each party were chosen for the standards and conduct panel, but announcement delayed until Baker probe ends. Baker’s resignation in 1963 and alleged conflicts fuel renewed accusations of a cover-up.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate
Watchdes Committee On Standards and Conduct
Mike Mansfield
Baker
Rules Committee
Watevasa
Saync
Wisconsin Pushes Bath site for Proton Accelerator
Wisconsin leaders including the governor and lieutenant governor backed a resolution urging the President, Congress, and the Atomic Energy Commission to prioritize Wisconsin as the site for a 1 million proton accelerator. The Assembly approved 90-1 with one abstention, sending the measure to the Senate for quick passage. The plan includes state funding for site preparation and any Commission required auxiliary facilities.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Bather
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Commission
Assembly
Senate
Zip Code Mandatory for Bulk Mail Delayed by House Panel
Postmaster General John Groves Rosk i issued a final order making ZIP codes mandatory for all bulk mailers of second and third class mail by January 1, 1967. A House Post Office subcommittee approved a bill to push the deadline to January 1, 1970.
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Washington
John Gro Rouski
House Post Office
Outagamie County Airport Lifts Off With North Central Flight
North Central Airlines launched the new Outagamie County Airport in Appleton with a DC-3 on the first inbound. About 200 people attended including Major Clarence Mitchell and County Board chairman Alvin Faber. The first outbound to Clintonville saw no passengers. Ted Winsted of Appleton bought the inaugural ticket for a later southbound flight.
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North Central Airlines
Outagamie
Clarence Mitchell
Alvin Faber
Mark Catlin
Mitchell
Faber
North Central
Association
Greenville
Leo McCoy
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Clintonville
Ted Winsted
Capital Dr
Milwaukee
Jet Halts 40 Feet From Missouri River After Thunderstorm Landing
Continental Airlines Boeing 707 carrying 57 passengers and 7 crew lands at Kansas City Municipal Airport in heavy rain. Pilot Capt. Lee Zerba says braking failed on a wet runway, narrow escape as plane skidded to stop near river levee. Two injured, not seriously, evacuees exit through open emergency exits amid downpour while most passengers are on leave military personnel.
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Kansas City
CPJ
Continental Airlines
Missouri River
Lee R. Zerba
Los Angeles
Missouri
H T Anderson
Housing Bill Advances Through House After Narrow Vote
In Washington the House passed a five billion dollar housing bill with a key rent supplement provision revised to aid families above the actual needy level. The plan would fund 150 million dollars over four years for rent subsidies to qualifying households not in public housing, while targeting those paying over 25 percent of income. President Johnson hailed the vote as historic, noting benefits for hundreds of thousands in slums and urging private industry support. the bill includes veterans loan provisions and housing upgrades, with Senate action planned for July 13.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate Banking Committee
Johnson
Impasse as New Orleans street widens forcing traffic halt
Pedestrians along Poydras Street face confusion as lane widening blocks traffic in both directions. Signs direct pedestrians to use alternate routes while crews work on the street.
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Orleans
Poydras Street
Pope Paul May Attend U N Session
The Vatican observer said Pope Paul VI may attend the United Nations General Assembly session starting September 21. Alberto Giovannetti noted it is premature to specify when the Pope would arrive or stay but expressed hope he could address the assembly during the 20th session. The session runs into Christmas recess and resumes in the new seat.
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United Nations
Vatican
Paul VI
Alberto Giovannetti
Holy See
Holy Father
General Assembly
Assembly Debates Budget Amid Apace of Apathy
The 1985-67 fiscal biennium opens with no budget or tax plan approved. Republicans plan half a dozen amendments to a Democratic 8225 million budget bill severed from balancing provisions. With old spending levels in effect, agencies face a July 1 deadline. Assembly debate postponed to study the document. Democrats ready to pass a bill.
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Madison AP
Assembly
Robert Hasse R-Marinette
Frank Nikolay
Abbotsford
Renew Battle For Billboards In Wisconsin Counties
Madison AP reports business opponents and supporters press a bill to permit interstate billboard exemptions along a 2 mile Racine and Kenosha stretch of U S 4. Advocates argue long investment and economic need justify keeping signs. critics warn exemption would ignore highway ban and affect aesthetics.
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Racine
Kenosha
Wernesday
U.S. 4
Courvies
Picabie
Conforti
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Restaurant Association
Senate Highways Co
Bush
Tre‘i
Krueger
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