Editorial on Appleton press misleading airport hearing facts
The piece accuses the Appleton press of distortion in reporting Winnebago County’s airport aid hearing. It argues opposition was minimal, cites specific testimonies by A W Ponath and Kimberly-Clark, and asserts NAV need for improvements regardless of court rulings. It defends North Central’s support and notes highway relocation approvals exist.
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Appleton
Neenah-Menasha
Appleton Press
Winnebago County
Neenah and Menasha
Atoberry-Clark Corp
Outagamie County
A. W. Ponath
Outagamie
Ponath
Joseph Looper
Penath
North Central
Kimberly-Clark
Winnebago
State Highway Commission
Viet Nam asks U.S. to boost forces amid Saigon talks
South Viet Nam's military government urged Defense Secretary McNamara to increase American troop levels. Assistant Secretary Sylvester said Thieu Ky and Co outlined force level estimates without naming exact numbers during a two hour session. Reports also said US intelligence confirmed Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units in the region.
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South Viet Nam
U.S. Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Defense
Arthur Sybvester
McNamara
Sylvester
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen Huu Co
Sylvester Sani
U.S
da Nang
Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam War: Questions and Answers From AP Staff
Americans seek clarity on Viet Nam as US involvement deepens. The AP war staff briefed tonight with insights from field observers and experts, offering a consensus view on the past year and the outlook. Page 20 carries the questions and answers summarizing the situation.
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Inn Tonight
Associated Press
Boy Injured In Explosion At Franklin School
James Molinski, 16, of 1718 W Ninth Ave Oshkosh, severely injured his left hand when a pipe stuffed with match heads exploded at the rear of Franklin School Thursday at 10 04 p m He was taken to Mercy Hospital in a Moore Ambulance Doctors said part of his hand may be lost and plastic surgery required His condition this morning was described as good He was playing with Jeffery Schroeder 15 of 4035 Eagle St and Michael Wrehota 15 of 1901 W Fifth Ave Oshkosh police said The youths had stuffed match heads into a two inch pipe two feet long and struck it against a telephone pole The pipe exploded when Molinski took his turn
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Ninth Ave
Oshkosh
Franklin School
Mercy Hospital
Moore
Jeffery Schroeder
Eagle St
Michael Wrehota
Fifth Ave
Young Molinski
Mariner 4 Reveals First Closeup of Mars
Pasadena report on Mariner 4 delivering history’s first closeup view of Mars after an 8 hour 25 minute transmission. The photo shows Martian deserts near Amazonis and Phlegra with a curving horizon against space. Experts predict more images may reveal dunes, small mountains, and possible canals as missions continue.
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Elysium
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Wirephota
Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Red
Amazonis
Phlegra
Earth
Robert Leighton
Leighton
Mariner 4
Mare Sirenum
Phaethonus
Aonius Sinus
Johnson bans wiretapping except for national security
President Johnson forbids agency wiretaps except when essential to national security. White House press secretary Bill Moyers said the rule requires prior approval by the attorney general in all cases. Johnson stressed the prohibition after becoming president and reiterated it in a message to Cabinet officers and agency heads.
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Johnson
White House
Bill D Moyers
Adinance
Moyers
Fond du Lac Traffic Victim Dies in Neenah
The Associated Press reports two Wisconsin traffic fatalities raise the 1965 toll to 478. Jerome Koepke, 60, of Fond du Lac, died after being struck while crossing a street in Fond du Lac and dying at Theda Clark Hospital in Neenah after transfer. He died of head injuries. Three year old David D Querero of Milwaukee was struck by a car chasing a ball into the street near his home and died four hours later in a hospital.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Jerome Koepke
Fond du Lac
Koepke
Theda Clark Hospital
Neenah
St. Agnes Hospital
Winnebago County
David D. Guerrero
Milwaukee
Pay Final Respects To Stevenson
Washington AP The nation pays final respects to Adlai E Stevenson in a public memorial in the National Cathedral. President Johnson leads dignitaries with a nationwide radio and TV audience to hear a eulogy by Judge Carl McGowan. The casket will be moved to The Great Crossing for the 10 am service. Dr Richard Graebel presides. Stevenson to lie in state in Springfield before private burial. An UN memorial service will be held with remarks by Dean Rusk and U Thant.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
National Cathedral
Episcopal
Johnson
Planninot
Stevenson
Carl McGowan
Federal Appeals Court
Hive
Richard Graebel
First Presbyterian Church
Springfield
Ill
Illngis
Capitol
Bloomingfan Tl
Mendes
United Nations
Dean Rusx
Genera U Thant
General Assembly
Alex Quaison
Lackes
the & S
London
No Such Thing As Flying Saucers Mars Officials Say
Mars Space Program officials dismiss reports of flying saucers as weather phenomena and balloons. Mars Space Program chief CHF 577 cites unusual weather and satellite activity as possible causes while MEOW chief Major AWL 648 confirms balloon tests. Reports of strange objects, photos on TV, and odd radio signals are under investigation by MABI and related offices.
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Oshkosh
Mars
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Mars Space Program
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Mop
Canal
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