Johnson outlines fall campaign and nuclear policy
President Johnson frames a peaceful, prosperous, moderate fall campaign while sparing the Republican opponent Barry Goldwater from personal attacks. He warns issues can’t be avoided in an election year and stresses civil control over nuclear weapons. Johnson and Goldwater later meet to urge averting racial tensions in the race. He defends civilian control of nuclear arms and condemns lawlessness, while announcing the SR71 aircraft system for global reconnaissance. Continued on Page 10, Col. 4.
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Russia
Treasury raises Kennedy half dollar output to 200 million
UPI reports that Washington officials say the two U.S. mints will produce 200 million Kennedy half dollars this year, more than doubling the initial plan. The increase follows fears that speculators and collectors were hoarding the new coins.
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UPI
Treasury
U.S
Knowles outlines five point plan to boost Wisconsin economy
GOP opens fire on Dems as Warren Knowles unveils a five point program aimed at moving Wisconsin from dead center. He proposes tax and climate reforms to favor profits, support for industrial investment, a pro business state staff, stronger education economic links, and expanded R and D to nurture future Wisconsin industries.
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Wisconsin
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Wausau
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Marshfield
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John Reynolds
Frinzi
la Crosse
Milo G. Knutson
Fare collector in Wisconsin charged with theft case
Charles J. McCormick, 62, fare collector for a Wisconsin transit company, admitted taking about $30,000 after a fellow worker saw him pocket change. police found over $5,000 in cans at his Hartland home. A temporary restraining order bars asset disposal. a Monday hearing follows a claim the total could reach $150,000.
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Wis
UPI
Charles J. McCormick
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Transport Company
Hartland
Charles Littmann
William Gramling
Milwaukee Transport Company
Rochester Race Riot Erupts In Night of Looting and Fear
In Rochester New York a race riot erupts after police arrest a Black man at a street dance. Two thousand rioters clash with police and state troopers using knives clubs bottles and fists. At least 98 injured including 24 officers and over 80 arrested. National Guard mobilized. 52 block Negro neighborhood sealed. transport halted.
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API
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Buffalo
Battle Stone
New York City
Harlem
Steady hand despite age as Italian pickpocket nabbed
Vincenzo Cavallo, 91, was arrested Friday outside a La Spezia bank after police set a trap with marked bills. The elderly suspect was detained following a failed attempt to pilfer from bystanders, authorities said.
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Italy
Vincenzo Cavallo
Fond du Lac Man Killed in Crash
A Fond du Lac man Harry L. Caillouette 43 died instantly when his car 1944 Hudson struck a steel bridge rail on Highway 45 175 near Oshkosh Country Club. He was the 10th traffic fatality in Winnebago County this year and the third in a week.
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Harry L. Caillouette
Sedgeview Ave
Winnebago County
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Cailleuette
Caillouette
Art C. Miller
Prime Concern For Son Dahlke Faces Parole Question
Douglas A. Dahlke, 28, Oshkosh, Wis., sentenced in Reno to 10 years to life for the murder of his wife Gloria Jean, 26, last Oct. 12. He could be released after 100 months if the Nevada Supreme Court upholds the Parole Board’s stance on rehabilitation over minimum sentence fulfillment. Dahlke, an Army dental technician, shot his wife multiple times and buried her body site later found in his mother’s basement. His son Eric, 6, will be cared for by his stepfather and mother in Oshkosh. The case hinges on parole rules and minimum terms.
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Douglas A. Dahlke
Oshkosh
Wis
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Army
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Germany
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Robert Woodland
Nevada Supreme Court
Washoe County
State Parole Board
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Parole Board
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Presidio
San Francisco
Weather Looks Good For Parade
Forecasts predict mild weather and sunny skies for the Ohio Street Children's Parade set for 1 p.m. Sunday. The parade runs from Sacred Heart School along West Fifth Avenue to Ohio Street and south to West 12th Avenue at South Park, with a 2:30 p.m. band concert followed by prize awards at Citywide picnic.
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Ohio
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