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Newspaper

Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1964

Page

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Carnival Ride Collapse Injures Six at Green Lake Fair

At the Green Lake County Junior Fair opening night a paratroop ride broke near the top, throwing riders up to twenty feet. Ten people were aboard. six teens were badly hurt, including a mayor’s son, with several others treated and released. The device, operated by Tip Top Shows, showed a preexisting shaft break and no prior warning.

Green Lake Fair Green Lake County Fair Groyna Ripon Green Lake Area Key Sehrokder Green Lake Green Lake County John Nyland Lloyd Schoephoester Ripon Municipal Hospital Nylund William Burling Jr Burling Ann Hagquist Thorne St Kathy Manser Newbury St Joy Karlson Jackson St Dennis Jaber Hall St Peggy Carol Jones Rt. 2 Berlin Fairgrounds W. J. MacNeill MacNeill Art Wisender Tip Top Shows Waupaca DuWayne Bloch

Sino Soviet split nears as 26 parties meet

Moscow invites 26 leading Communist parties to discuss ideological quarrel with Peking and a world congress, signaling Khrushchev’s bid to expel China from the Moscow-led movement. Peking rejects any meeting aimed at splitting the Communist bloc, while most parties back Moscow.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union Peking Nikita S. Khrushchev Communist Movement Khrushchev North Korea North Viet Nam Indonesia Albania Japan Romania Cuba

Hopes Mount Two More In Mine Are OK

Feeble tapping continued at Mt Rivel mine near Champagne as rescuers install a drill above the spot. Nine miners who escaped earlier were supplied with food and appeared safe, while two of five missing may still be entombed.

Champagnole France Mt. Rivel

Firemen Respond to River Street Plant Spill and Park Incident

Menasha firemen were called to Marathon's River Street plant at 5 05 pm Thursday after alcohol was reported spilled in the elevator. Water flushed the elevator and surrounding area. Two girls were freed from the boiler room at Sheppard Park after being locked in. Firemen removed the door hinges and faulty lock to free them at 7 35 pm.

Menasha Marathon River Street Sheppard Park

Freight Train Cars Derailed Near Appleton

Six cars of a Chicago Northwestern freight train derailed east of Appleton Junction when the train backed up and separated from the main switch. Railway yardmaster C. C. Thomas said all cars were expected to be back on the track today with only minor damage reported.

Appleton Chicago-Northwestern Appleton Junction C. C. Thomas Railway Company

Wilderness Bill Passes House 373 to 1

The House approved a landmark conservation measure by 373 to 1 to preserve 9 million acres in wilderness with the possibility of adding remaining federally owned lands later. Senate action and final agreement await concessions in a conference committee as adjournment nears.

House Washington UPI Senate Joe R. Pool D-Tex Congress Secretary of the Interior John P. Saylor Saylor Senate Conference Committee

Ranger 7 Sends Moon Closeups Then Crashes in History

PASADENA Calif AP Ranger 7 sent the first close up pictures of the moon before crashing into the Sea of Clouds marking a historic success in the US lunar program. Cameras captured as many as 4000 stills from 1300 miles encasing the moon before impact and experts expected quick public release within 24 hours.

Pasadena Calif Ranger 7 Exaa Jet Propulsion Laboratory Ranger Harry Schurmeier Schurmer

Close Adviser To Presidents Landis Dies In Pool

James M Landis 64 a trusted adviser to FDR Truman and JFK and former Harvard Law School dean was found dead Thursday at his home pool on Westchester Country Club grounds Neighbors Nancy Gustafson and her mother Gregory found him about 4 PM CDT Gregory 16 administered artificial respiration before help arrived Police say the Westchester location is the scene of the death Continued on Page 32 Col 1

James M. Landis Harrison WN. Y Harvard Law School Landis Roosevelt Truman Kennedy Westchester Country Club Franklin D Roosevelt Harry S Truman John F. Kennedy NancyGustafson Gregory Nancy

Johnson drops many Kennedy era vice presidential options

President Johnson eliminated nearly all major candidates for the No 2 spot including Attorney General Robert Kennedy and Sargent Shriver. The field narrowed to likely picks Hubert H. Humphrey and Eugene J. McCarthy as Johnson seeks a running mate who matches his own political image.

Washington Johnson Robert ¥. Kennedy Minnesota Hubert H. Humphrey Eugene J McCarthy Kennedy Peace Corps Prcetor Sargent Shriver Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara

Oshkosh Native George Nichols Signals Ranger 7 Fight

Oshkosh born TV commentator George Nichols 42, son of W. E. Nichols, described the Ranger 7 mission on closed circuit TV. An aero nautical engineer at JPL Pasadena, he has worked with Langley and NASA posts and now awaits reassignment to California. He is married to Virginia McWilliams. they have son James.

Oshkosh George Nichols W. E. Nichols Waugoo Ave Nichols Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena Calif University of California Technical Institute WSU O Oshkosh High School Wisconsin University-Oshkosh Parks Air College St. Louis Lockheed Company Northrup Aircraft NASA Washington Virginia McWiliams James W. E Nichols Washington School

Kennedy’s Quiet Reply on Vice Presidency

Washington AP Kennedy called the vice presidential question “Slight” with a small smile as reporters pressed. News soon followed that President Johnson dropped Kennedy from the VP list, tightening questions about Kennedy’s political path after his brother’s assassination.

Kennedy John F. Kennedy Johnson White House Hubert H. Humphrey Barry Goldwater Arizona Deep South Goldwater

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