Oshkosh Man Killed in Crash on Highway 41
Oshkosh resident Edward M. Heinemann, 65, died after his northbound on Highway 41 lane crossed into southbound traffic and collided with David L. Baehman, 19. The crash near Neenah closed the northbound lanes for repairs and left Baehman with injuries.
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Edward M. Heinemann
Powers St
Oshkosh
Neenah
David L. Bachman
Fond du Lac Rd
Heinamann
Boehman
John W. Behm
Eighth Ave
E. ©. Misch
Netmat-Menasha
Winnebago
Heinemann
David L. Baehman
Fond du Lac
Winnebago County
Art C. Miller
Baeh
Theda Clark Hospital
Marvin R. Peppler
Baehman
Highway 150
Osh
Alfonsi to seek reelection amid bribery conviction
MINOCQUA Wis AP Assembly Minority Leader Paul Alfonsi says he will run again while appealing a bribery conviction that could bar him from office. He filed nomination papers Tuesday after a reception with about 300 backers. Alfonsi, 58, was convicted in Madison of taking a $100 check linked to accelerating highway bill passage. He and the payer, Anthony Wise, say it was for travel expenses, not a bribe. Alfonsi represents Forest Oneida and Vilas counties and seeks a ninth term. Governor Knowles said he did not realize his remarks about Alfonsi would be published. Continued on Page 14 Col 4.
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Minocqua
Wis
Assembly
Paul Alfonsi
Alfonsi
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Madison
Hayward
Anthony Wise
Wise
Wisconsin
Red Steel
Forest
Oneida
Vilas
Raymond F. Sloan
Lake Tomahawk
Knowles Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Reds Score In Air War Leads To Losses In Viet Nam
In South Viet Nam the Viet Ung shot down three American helicopters, killing four U S and nine South Vietnamese soldiers. Two U S jets were lost as the air war with North Viet Nam continued. A Navy fighter plane became the 285th aircraft downed in 17 months of conflict. An attack hit an oil depot near Dien Bien Phu, damaging two buildings and keeping ground fighting light. A Viet Cong regiment fled toward the Cambodian border after heavy losses, while thirteen helicopters were reported down with no civilian casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
API
Viet Ung
U.S
Navy
Tost
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Dien Bien Phu
Ca Mau
An Xuyen
Chu Lai
GOP Proposes Six Steps to Modernize the United Nations
Republicans released a report proposing six steps to strengthen and modernize the United Nations. Key ideas include a 1,000-strong emergency peacekeeping brigade, expanded military advisers, selective membership screening, special status for small units, a dependable financing system, and a U.S. push to lead a charter modernization conference. The report criticizes declines in U.S. leadership and calls for active U.S. support while avoiding the UN as a panacea.
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Washington
United Nations
Republican Coordinating Committee
U.S
United States
GOP
Congress
U.N
United Navas
State unions skip endorsements in Wisconsin races
The Wisconsin AFL-CIO COPE chose not to endorse any candidate for governor after hearing four Democratic contenders. The decision, made without debate, aims to avoid entanglement in an intra party fight and comes as a primary battle looms.
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Manitowish Waters
Wis
Wisconsin
Afl-Cio
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Patrick J
Milwaukee man dies under car in suburban accident
(AP) A car slipped from a support Sunday and fatally injured Wilbert Evans, 41, while he was working under the vehicle at his Brown Deer home. Authorities investigated the mishap as a workplace-type accident in a residential setting.
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Milwaukee
Wilbert Evns
Airline Strike Talks Reopen in Sharp Negotiations
Washington AP reports airline strike talks resumed with union leader Joseph Ramsey accusing carriers of protecting profits and delaying real negotiating. Morton Curtin of the five struck lines said they endorsed emergency board recommendations and would improve on them in pursuit of a just settlement. The dispute involves Eastern National Northwest Trans World and United, with continued negotiations after a fruitless weekend.
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Washington
Joseph Ramsey
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Congress
Ramsey
Wiliam J. Curtin
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World
United
Ram
Sala
Milwaukee Girl Miss Wisconsin Crowned at Civic Auditorium
Miss Candy Gail Hinz of Milwaukee, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Hinz, won the Miss Wisconsin Pageant before about 1,500 in Civic Auditorium and a national audience. A Wisconsin State University sophomore and Best Dressed Co-Ed, she will pursue an art major while serving as Miss Wisconsin. Continued on Page 14, Col. 5.
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Candy Gail Hinz
Howard Hinz
S. 58Th St
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Sharon Singstock
Oshkosh
Brownette
Oshkosh Can
Will
Miss Hinz
Wisconsin State University
WSUO
Hinz
Candy Hinz
West Allis
Oshkosh Civic Auditorium
Northwestern
Rocket Fuel Test Ends in Tragedy
BIG BEND AP reports a rocket fuel cooling test turned fatal for Joseph L. Johnston 42 of Hartland when a cast iron container exploded. Wayne B. Hunnecutt 37, owner of the farm, suffered minor injuries as the two experimenters sought a fire service cooling solution.
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Big Bend
James Welch
Waukesha County
Joseph L. Johnston
Hartland
Wayne B. Hunnecutt
Johnston
Police Seek 3 Escapees From Oneida
Brown County sheriff reports three inmates escaped from the Wisconsin State Reformatory Honor Farm at Oneida. Dennis Druenkar 19 Gary Vensmore 22 fled Saturday, linked to a home invasion assault and car theft. All three armed with knives and considered dangerous. one escapee from Bayfield, one from Milwaukee, plus George Pherinos 26 from Milwaukee also fled with tattoos.
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Green Bay
UPD
Brown County Sheriff's Department
Oneida
Sheriff’s Department
Dennis Druenkar
Gary Vensmore
Bayfield
Milwaukee
George Pherinos
LaCrosse Airport Tornado Destroys Planes in Wisconsin
Violent weather lashed Wisconsin with tornadoes and hail overnight. A tornado touched down at La Crosse airport overturning two light airplanes against a hangar wall. Power outages occurred in Milwaukee and Madison as the storm system moved southeastward across the state.
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Associated
Press
Wisconsin
Burlington
Racine
la Crosse
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Madison
Eau Claire
Lone Rock
Beloit-Rockford Area
Superior- Duluth
Wausau
Superior
Beloit-Rockford
Ba Crosse
Milwaukee Airport
Park Falls
Superior-Duluth
Pierre
Klamath Falls
Ore
U.S. expands armed forces amid Vietnam buildup
The United States is expanding its military and planning further troop increases in Vietnam despite optimism on progress. By June 90, Army Navy Air Force and Marine forces exceeded budgets by 100000 men. The Army will maintain recruitment at 50000 monthly for three months. South Vietnam troop level reached 280000 with reports President Johnson may lift to 75000 by year end and to 425000 by spring next year.
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New York
United States
Viet Nam
New York Times
Washington
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine
Times
U.S
South Viet Nam
the Times
Johnson
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