Dahlke Details Wife Shooting During Reno Trial
In Washoe District Court Douglas A. Dahlke testified about the Oct 12 1963 shooting of his wife Gloria Jean. He described searches for her, a motel stop, and a confrontation over marital problems that ended with two gunshots. He recounted discarding the body near Oshkosh after driving from Stead Air Force Base and selling the gun under an assumed name.
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Reno
Nev
Douglas A. Dahlke
Washoe District Court
Gloria Jean
Dahlke
Oshkosh
Eric
Red Cross
Larsim Sparks
Dahike
Stead Air Force Base
Sparks
Wisconsin
Gloria
Jerry Kerr
Satellites Rocketed Into Orbit From Cape Kennedy
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP two sentry satellites and a pygmy satellite launched aboard a single Atlas Agena rocket at 3 22 am into separate highly elliptical orbits. The Air Force said 20 minutes later the booster placed the trio on course with paths ranging from 120 to 63000 miles above Earth. Signals flashed from the payloads as officials awaited full tracking results to confirm a successful mission and feasibility of a space based nuclear explosion surveillance net.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
U.S
Air Force
United States
Soviet Union
Thieves Steal $175 in Guise Of Utility Men
Appleton police seek three men who posed as power company workers to gain entry at 409 East Summer Street. A living room desk drawer and a daughter's dresser yielded $175 in cash, with about $100 missing. A lookout man sat in a car while two others searched the home. Housewives warned to watch for the trio and report visits.
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Appleton
George van Drell
Summer St
van Drell
Power Company
Miller Thrilled by Goldwater Ticket Pick
Rep. William Miller, resigning from Congress for family life in Lockport, N.Y., accepts Goldwater’s invitation to run as vice president on the Republican ticket. He vows to campaign vigorously through Nov. 3, aiming to restore respect abroad and reason at home, amid cheers from GOP delegates. Continued on Page 1, Cal. 6
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San Francisco
UPD
William &. Miller
Congress
Miller
Barry Goldwater
Lome
Lockport
N.Y
Goldwater
Johnson
Cow Palace
GOP
Doctor vows to use turn signals after wristwatch incident
In Kansas City Dr Bevis Lewis 43 says he will use his car turn signals in the future after a pedestrian grabbed the watch on his wrist when he signaled a turn. No injuries reported and the incident remains under police review.
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Kansas City
Bevis Lewis
Rosy Economic Outlook Promoted From White House Data
Washington AP reports a buoyant economic forecast after Commerce Dept shows a 10 billion dollar jump in the annualized GNP for April to June. President Johnson hailed strong growth as labor data also reach records, with non farm payrolls and weekly earnings at new highs in June.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Commerce Department
Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Labor Department
Wisconsin Delegates Slow to Back Goldwater
Wisconsin Republican leaders signaled support for the Goldwater Miller ticket at the GOP convention while some Wisconsin delegates voiced reservations about the presidential nominee. State leaders predicted unity and a strong campaign to unseat Democratic officeholders, with Miller praised as a vigorous campaigner and reformist.
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Goldwater
Small Boy Die in Wisconsin Traffic Accident
The Wisconsin highway toll for 1964 rose to 531 with the death of 6 year old John Stark, son of Mrs. Judith Stark of Edgerton. He was killed Thursday while playing with his twin brother near their home and ran into a road where he was struck by a truck.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
John Stark
Judith Stark
Edgerton
Police jail 11 in Mississippi during civil rights protests
United Press reports police jailed eleven people in Greenwood during three civil rights demonstrations outside the Leflore County Courthouse. An FBI agent filming the protests was shoved by a white man, then released. Nightsticks were used as demonstrators were loaded into buses. about a dozen whites joined the Negroes at the scene.
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United Press, International
Leflore
Greenwood
Miss
FBI
Greenville
Cleveland
Mississippi Delta
St. Augustine
Fla
Martin Luther King Jr
Jackson
Paul B. Johnson
Goldwater Accepts GOP Nomination in San Francisco
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater launched his presidential campaign at the Cow Palace saying extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice and pledging to keep power in the hands of the people. Rep. William E. Miller of New York accepted the vice presidential nomination beside him as balloons fell and delegates cheered. Continue on Page 10, Col. 1.
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San Francisco
Wisconsin
Senate
Badger
Barry Goldwater
William Miller
Warren P. Knowles
New Richmond
Knowles
Johnson
Jack Olson
U.S
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Goldwater
Miller
Sen
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Appleton
Green Bay
John W. Byrnes
New York
Arizona
Agma
AU Water
Cow Palace
William E. Miller
America
Suspect Arrested Days After Sheriff Detective Read Wanted Note
Spotted Lennox California sheriff’s detective Leo Berman seen reading a wanted folder then arrested Michael D Mosca 23 Inglewood California who faced robbery and kidnapping charges after being located nearby The rapid arrest followed the detective’s brief window glance from his desk.
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Lennox
Calif
UPI
Leo Ber- Man
Berman
Michael D Mosca
Inglewood
Attempt to Rejoin Severed Arm Fails
Green Bay area farmer Lyle Schmidt lost his right arm three inches above the wrist after a braking swather severed it. He repaired the limb and underwent a lengthy operation to reattach, but blood clots forced amputation. Surgeons speculated the procedure was a near US first and hopeful about future success.
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Green Bay
UPS
Lyle Schmidt
Greenleaf
Schmidt
Berlin
Bert Milson
Milson
Harold Hoops
Jacob Kaufman
de Pere
United States
Bullet travels through Santa Paula home into sink
Mrs Ruby Satterfield discovered a bullet in her kitchen sink after it caromed from a patio wall through the living room ricocheting off a kitchen window without cracking it. Police said the bullet came from an unknown source and ended in the sink in a remarkable path.
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Santa Paula
Calif
UPI
Ruby Satterfield
Stay Granted On Freedom For Sheppard
Dr Samuel Sheppard may gain more freedom after a federal stay on a prior order allowing his release on bond. Bailey said the U S marshal lacks authority to arrest while a stay and bail remain in effect. A court hearing is expected next week as prosecutors consider further action.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bailey
Ted Pitman
Sheppard
Ohio Asst. Atty
David Kessler
Kessler
Cincinnati
Marilyn
Dayton
U.S
Carl A. Weinman
Weinman
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
John T. Corrigan
Corrigan
Arianne Tebbenjohannes
Neenah Police Probe Attack on 16-Year-Old Girl
Neenah police continued an investigation into an alleged assault on a 16-year-old girl on Maple Street near Crescent Drive Tuesday night around 10:50. The assailant, described as unknown, grabbed the girl and scratched her face as she resisted. She managed to kick free and run home, told to police by her mother.
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Neenah
Maple Street
Crescent Drive
Poirce
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UPL
Renk
Philip G. Kuehn
Wisconsin Gop
Talbot Peterson
Goldwater-Miller
Henry Schadeberg
Burlington
Mississippi
Sissippians
Society
Winnebagoland
Neenah Police
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