Bicyclist Dies in Wisconsin Crash at Highway Junction
A 73 year old bicyclist, Julius Hunt, was killed when he turned left in front of a car driven by John Connley, 19, on Highway 45 175 near Myrna Jane Drive south of Oshkosh. Hunt died of multiple injuries at Mercy Hospital. Connley and Hunt were northbound when the collision occurred in the northbound lane. The accident marked Winnebago County’s 19th traffic fatality of 1966 and the Wisconsin total near 484 lives for the year. Funeral plans were made for Hunt in Oshkosh. Also killed nearby was John Kulkinsky in a separate two car crash near Stevens Point. his wife and son injured. Hunt was born April 26, 1893 in Polonia, Wis. He retired as a roofer and is survived by two brothers and three sisters. Funeral services set for Thursday.
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Oshkosh
Myrna Jane Drive
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Winnebago County
Art C. Miller
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John Connley
Welle Dr
Marvin R. Peppler
Peppler
Connley
Myrna Jane
Mercy Hospital
Moore
Wisconsin
John Kulkinsky
Fort Holabird
Stevens Point
Bern
Polonia
Wis
Mr. Hunt
Chase Roofing Company
Michael
William
Gshkosh
Nick Behling
Anna Thomas
Aaron Hunt
Fiss and
Bills Funeral Home
F. M. McKeough
Calvary Cemetery
Australian Youth Ordered to Trial In Shooting Case
A 1 year-old youth named Peter Raymond Kogan was ordered to stand trial for the shooting of Labor Party Leader Arthur Calwell. Detective Brian Ballard stated the youth said he acted due to disagreement with Calwell's politics. Calwell, hit by gunfire after an election rally, later testified a bullet fragment was removed from his chin.
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Australia
Labor Party
Arthur A. Calwell
Brian Ballard
Peter Raymond Kogan
Calwell
Mrs Gandhi in Russia to discuss Vietnam peace
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi arrived in Moscow to meet Premier Kosygin and discuss Vietnamese peace proposals. The plan includes convening a Geneva conference on Vietnam by the Soviet Union and Britain. Continued on Page 12, Col. 1.
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Alfonsi Files To Run Again For Assembly
Assembly Minority Leader Paul Alfonsi 58 filed for re election amid a bribery conviction appeal. Secretary of State Zimmer man accepted the nominating papers while opponents questioned the oath. Governor Knowles called the move a travesty. La Follette hailed it as honesty in government.
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Assembly
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Alfonsi
Secretary of State
Minocqua
Bronson C. la Follette
Robert C. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
la Follette
Warren P. Knowles
Surveyor 1 Resumes Moon Photos From Pasadena
Surveyor 1 resumed early today sending sharply focused pictures of lunar surroundings. Engineers reported the 62 pound craft operated during short imaging sessions but battery weakness remained a concern. More photos were planned for tonight if the power cell holds, after a temperature spike to 140 degrees from normal 115.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jet’ ‘Pr Laboratory
Communists Warned Of Increased Attacks
Washington AP Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara says air strikes on North Vietnamese oil depots have not yet reduced infiltration into the South. He warns that increased infiltration could trigger more U S air raids and notes no limit to airpower over North Vietnam yet. He expects higher U S force levels and orders a $1 billion cutback in munitions production while pursuing $4.5 billion in operating savings.
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Robert S. Menamara
U.S
McNamara
Hanoi
Haiphong
South Viet Nam
North
Viet Nam
United States
Canadian Province Elects Young Leader
Charlottetown Prince Edward Island Liberal Party Leader Alex Campbell becomes youngest Canadian provincial premier after Liberal gains extend to 17 seats against 15 for Premier Walter R Shaw and the Progressive Conservative Party. Campbell’s victory follows two delayed Island elections Monday night inching the Liberals ahead.
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P.ei
Prince Edward Island
Liberal Party
Alex Campbell
Campbell
Walter R. Shaw
Progressive Conservative Party
Twenty-Five Africans Die As Bus Is Hit By Train
A bus carrying Africans was struck by a train at a level crossing 18 miles northeast of Johannesburg in Potgietersrus. Twenty-five people were killed and 28 were injured, three critically, while fourteen escaped unhurt.
Eastern Half Swelters As Power Is Shut Off
In St Louis and surrounding areas heat waves push temperatures to about 106. Union Electric officials cite heavy air conditioning use as the cause of rising demand and say power shutoffs aim to avert a regional outage. Lumpp warns cuts may continue if heat persists.
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ST. Louis, Mo
St. Louis
Midwest
Union Electric Co
James Lumpp
Jailbreak attempt ends with locked cell door jammed
Kalamazoo guards aided a jailbreak effort as 17 year old Terrance Milan, charged with breaking and entering, was to appear in court. A locksmith spent two hours freeing Milan after guards discovered his cell door would not open.
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UPD
Terrance Milan
Milan
Union Slams Five Airlines in Pay Negotiations
The AFL-CIO Machinists Union accuses five airlines shut down by a strike of overestimating by at least 25 million dollars the cost of a settlement. Joseph H. Ramsey says there is no concession in management stance and the union will not accept less than its prior demand. The union notes a 10 cent per hour premium for licenses as part of its offer. Negotiations recessed Monday to gather cost data at the Labor Department's request.
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Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists Today
Joseph H. Ramsey
Ramsey
Asst. Secretary of Labor
James J. Reynolds
Gemini 10 Crews Begin Final Flight Prep at Cape Canaveral
Gemini 10 astronauts Navy Cmdr John W. Young and Air Force Maj Michael Collins begin two days of rocket and spacecraft tests at Cape Kennedy ahead of the double rendezvous and space walk. An Atlas Agena will place a target satellite in orbit at 3 41 p m CDT next Monday while a Titan 2 will lift Gemini 10 at 3 21 p m CDT. Backup Cmdr Alan Bean and Maj Clifton Williams join the tests as the last major preflight checks before the three day flight.
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Air War Intensifies Over Vietnam With Losses Reported
U S fliers tangled with two MIG21s over North Vietnam as raids hit missile radar and fuel sites. One missile site and two oil installations bombed amid heavy air combat. A Thunderchief was lost, pilot missing, another Crusader down with pilot rescued. Pentagon tallies 290 U S aircraft losses since Feb 7 1965. South Vietnam reports a Saigon area ranger raid killing 49 Viet Cong, with 40 to 50 more bodies possibly carried.
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South Viet Nam
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North Viet Nam
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Senate Passes Federal Pay Bill Boosts A 2.9 Percent Raise
The Senate approved a federal pay raise bill 81 to 0 affecting about 1.8 million government employees, costing roughly 551.8 million dollars. Effective July 1, the measure would add fringe benefits by about 0.4 percent, while President Johnson had urged a smaller increase to take effect next January.
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Senate
House
Johnson
Military Pay Hike to Vote on Compromise Bill
House votes on a compromise military procurement package totaling $853.9 million more than requested, with a 3.2 percent pay raise for uniformed personnel. The plan funds a nuclear frigate program, Nike X anti missile work, and a new manned bomber, totaling $350 million for the first year.
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House
Senate
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Navy
Joy Killer Neaw Market Football Hugging Critic
Reverend F J Edmundson writes in parish paper that football players should end the practice of hugging and kissing after scoring. The comment targets celebratory displays and calls for restraint among players in the field.
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England
UPI
F. JJ. Edmundson
Heat Wave Persists Across Eastern Half Nation
A scorching heat wave drives temperatures near 100 degrees across much of the eastern half of the country with no relief in sight. Readings in the 90s expected in northern areas, while severe storms, including a tornado near Pierre SD, bring scattered damage. Cold fronts offer only partial relief as Wisconsin lifts stay hot and humid with widespread high overnight lows.
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Plains
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Midwest
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Weather Bureau
Pierre
Huron
S.D
Minneapolis
Filing Deadline Shapes Wisconsin Democratic Primary Battles
MADISON AP A flurry of late filings by Lt. Gov. Patrick J. Lucey and others framed three Democratic contests in the September 13 primary. State Sen. Martin J. Schreiber faced Jerome D. Grant in a bid to succeed Lucey while State Sen. Richard Zaborski joined the treasurer race as Floyd Lucia also filed. The 5 p.m. deadline closed the fall entry period. Republican challengers were not filed. Lucey urged restoring Wisconsin to an Ideal Commonwealth rooted in La Follette and Kennedy era values, pledging clean government amid attacks on an honest judiciary. Continued on Page 12, Col.
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Patrick J. Lucey
Martin J. Schreiber
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Lucey
Jerome D. Grant
Glenlale
Richard Zaborski
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Floyd Lucia
Ing
GOP
Bronson C. la Follette
Secretary of State
Lacey
Wisconsin
la Follette
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