Nuclear detection satellites join orbital watch program
Cape Kennedy report notes two new nuclear detection satellites launched aboard Atlas Agena rockets to patrol space for clandestine nuclear tests. The 493 pound Watchdog craft reached a near circular 65 000 mile high orbit while a second satellite prepares for a planned orbital switch. The third moonlet remains in an elliptical orbit.
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Cape Kennedy
UPD
Air Force Satellite Central Center
Sunnyvale
Calif
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Augsta
Mrs. Oswald Enjoys First Resort Stay at Texoma Lake
Marina Oswald widow of JFK assassin suspect enjoyed a brief vacation at Lake Texoma near Madill Oklahoma with a Richardson Texas couple. She told a reporter it was the first time in a long while she could go to the beach.
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Madill
Okla
Marina Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Collision Kills Woman Cyclist
Mrs Florence Schultz aged 48 died from injuries after a bicycle crash with a gravel truck on Highway 47 near Midway Road in Menasha. The incident involved Courtney & Plummer gravel truck driven by Bruce A. Hansen, 21, and occurred about three hours earlier. she passed away at Theda Clark Hospital. Sheriff says both vehicles were traveling south on 47 when the truck began left to pass. Continued on Page 10 Col 7.
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Main St
Menasha
Theda Clark Hospital
Schultz
Midway Road
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Bruce A. Hansen
Brighton Dr
Winnebago County
Sheriff's
No takers for Himalayan bear in exchange for car sale
In Waikden England Mrs Lee Page advertises a 400 pound Himalayan bear bought five months ago as a birthday gift for her husband. The bear reportedly requires too much attention, fuss and food. Mrs Page, mother of four, seeks a car in exchange for the animal.
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Waikden
England
UPI
Lee Page
Page
Soviet naval firing on US grain ship sparks protest
The State Department condemned three shots fired across the bow of the American grain ship Sister Katinga by a Soviet naval vessel in the Black Sea as excessive and outside norms, while noting it may have been legally justified. The Katinga, halted near Vorossisk after a wage dispute, was boarded and the captain fined. No injuries or damage were reported as officials consider Soviet actions within international law but unacceptable in method. An oral protest was delivered to Soviet official Georgi Kornienko with a request to prevent a repeat incident.
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Washington
Black Sea
State Department
Department
Ter
Katinga
Georgi M Kornienko
Asst
Richard Davis
Kornienko
Vnci
Hoffa Trial End Slated For Monday
Final arguments will begin Monday in the 25 million dollar fraud and conspiracy trial of Teamster President James R Hoffa and six associates. Judge Richard B. Austin ordered final pleas and jury instructions after the 12 week marathon trial, with the panel unlikely to reach a verdict before midweek.
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Chicago
UPS
Teamster
James R Hoffa
Marathon Tral
Richard B. Austin
Desert Defense
Austin
Orginal
Five Injured In Wet Road Car Crash Near Appleton
Five people were injured when a car went out of control and rolled into a ditch on Highway 0 four miles west of Appleton on Friday afternoon. Driver Robert Vanevenhoven, 31, Kaukauna, and four passengers from Kaukauna Little Chute were treated at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton. A second vehicle driven by Robert Pieters, 21, Fond du Lac, hit a ditch on Apple Creek Road near Appleton, with Pieters sustaining minor injuries and being hospitalized.
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Highway 0
Calumet County
Robert Vanevenhoven
Kaukauna
St. Elizabeth Hospital
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James Gerritts
Kenneth Janssen
Little Chute
Patricia Lieberger
Gerald Derus
Robert Pieters
Fond du Lac
Apple Creek Road
Pieters
Barry Goldwater Predicted to Carry Wisconsin
Robert Lo Pierce of Menomomie forecast that Senator Barry Goldwater will win Wisconsin by about 250000 votes in the upcoming presidential election. He noted Nixon carried the state by 64000 votes in 1960 and argued a conservative trend could secure a Goldwater victory.
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San Francisco
Wisconsin
Petianal
Robert Lo Pierce
Menomomie
Goldwater
Pierce
Richard M. Nixon
Scranton Backers Back Goldwater Campaign Ties
SAN FRANCISCO UPI states Republican Chairman Talbot Peterson said Wisconsin Scranton Committee co chairmen Dennis Herring and Mrs Peter Nelson of Appleton will actively aid Barry Goldwater. He noted unity after Goldwater’s nomination and warned Wallace's entry could darken northern votes. Peterson stressed GOP values and expected no Negro bolt in Wisconsin.
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Talbot Peterson
Wisconsin Scranton Committee
Barry Goldwater
Peterson
Dennis Herring
Peter Nelson
Appleton
Goldwater
Alabama
George Wallace
Wisconsin
GOP
Wallace
Storms Strike Wisconsin Farms and Towns Across State
Violent thunderstorms swept central and southern Wisconsin after a heat wave reaching 99 degrees in La Crosse and Eau Claire. Severe damage hit farms and homes in Colby Abbotsford Curtiss and Columbus, with barns toppled, cattle killed, trees and power lines felled, and widespread flooding in Milwaukee Waukesha and surrounding counties.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Eau Claire
West Bend
Weather Bureau
Milwaukee County
Colby
Abbotsford
Minathon
Clark County
Retired clerk leaves $523000 estate in Chicago
In probate court a retired thirty six dollar week bank clerk Chester Willams who lived in a work room and wore shabby clothes left an estate of five hundred twenty three thousand dollars. He died two years ago after being found ill and alone in 1959 and later died in a nursing home at the age of fourty something.
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Chicago
Chester Willams
Williams
Hair Lipsynches Ike and Adlai in campaign toupees
Hair industry notes dignity lent by Eisenhower Stevenson campaign, and says Johnson and Goldwater have full heads of hair. A wig maker introduces Johnson and Goldwater models with specific styles, including a pulled back Johnson and an extreme pompadour Goldwater.
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New York
UPD
Adlai Stevenson
Johnson
Len Barry Goldwater
Flames Level Two Buildings Burn in Menasha
A major fire destroyed two four story Menasha Corporation buildings along the Fox River, ripping through shipping, printing, taping and stitching departments. Water pressure proved problematic as crews battled flames from 2:15 pm until dawn, with no injuries among workers though one man, Lyman Depner, was hospitalized. Firefighting efforts drew Neenah and Menasha departments, pumping hundreds of thousands of gallons from the canal, and a backup structure on a nearby dam. The blaze began on a railroad trestle and spread through creosoted wood as winds fed the flames. Continued on Page 10. Col. 1
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Menasha Corporation
Srehtincestenn Bhat
Menasha
Fox River
Lester Clark
Ulil
Alder
Gilbert Pauper Co
Lyman Depner
Neenah Fue
Yom
Menasha Department of Duty
Ford Diesterhaupt
Neenah
Neenah Department
Good Budget News Awaited Good
President Johnson at LBJ Ranch prepares to announce good news on the 1964 federal budget covering spending revenues and the deficit as a potential rebuttal to Goldwater's charge of fiscal irresponsibility. A outdoor news conference will be filmed for networks with Lady Bird and Gov Connally joining. Contined on Page 10, Col. 2
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Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Johnson
Lbj Ranch
Barry Goldwater
Pedernales
Washington
Granite Shoals Lake
Texas
John Connally Johnson
Lady Bird
America
Sheppard Plans Wedding In Chicago After Release
Dr Sam Sheppard, freed after a decade, traveled from Columbus to Chicago in a rainstorm with his German fiancée Ariane Tebbenjohanns. The Chicago Tribune reported plans to wed soon in a private ceremony as reporters shadowed the couple and Bailey and Holmes pursued bond status.
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Chicago
Sam Shepperd
Columbus
Ohio
Chicago Tribune
Paul Holmes
Sheppard
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Germany
Sam
United Pres. International
Holmes
Tribune
Lee Bailey
al+ Jones
Sumas
Tom Ohio Penitentias
Bailey
Sixth District Court of Appeals
Birdsell's Car Plunges Into Drain During Rainstorm
In St Paul Minnesota William Birdsill 18 had his foreign car wash into a storm sewer last Saturday as heavy rain sent water through streets. City workers recovered the car hood Friday but the main body likely sank into the Mississippi River.
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ST Pall, Minn
API William
Birdsill
Mississippi River
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