01 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
1
AP reports Senate critics and Johnson backers of the Vietnam war coordinate to defend Israel from Arab pressure. Gruening urges active U S force to keep the Gulf open to shipping, opposing limited responses. Political debate continues over U S action.
U S forces entered the guerrilla fortress amid a collapsed mile of twisted trenches. Fighting continued as booby traps exploded and wreckage smoldered. The sweeping force moved through the area as detailed on page six.
Washington AP reports on twenty six National Guard generals voicing opinions on a reserve force plan. The discussion centers on strategic roles, potential mobilization, and broader defense implications. The piece notes official comments from military leaders and the political context shaping the plan.
Alexander Young, 43, was fined $14 for assault after a confrontation at the Queen Street rail terminal in Glasgow. Constable Ralph Perkins testified Young angered by a no-wait area rule rolled back onto the officer’s foot, denying deliberate action.
Dane County district attorney issued subpoenas to 21 persons including several lawmakers as a John Doe inquiry opens into alleged lobbying. Former Assemblyman Jerome Blaska and attorney Jerry Lynch linked to Meister bribery trial are noted in the conference remarks. Contd on page 6.
U S carrier Intrepid sailed into the Red Sea after exiting the Suez Canal as Egyptian submarines shadowed the ship amid threats to the Gulf of Aqaba. Cairo papers claim Intrepid will position off Elath while Washington says it sails for Vietnam. U N efforts urged restraint as Middle East tensions rise. The report notes Egyptian calls to keep international waters open and avoid involvement in the Aqaba blockade.
Egyptian envoy warns the United States to avoid involvement in Egypt's blockade of the Gulf of Aqaba as tensions rise in the Arab Israeli dispute. Officials discuss diplomacy, Turkish base use, and oil interests while Israel and Egypt trade sharp statements.
Six year old Nancy Schommer of Combined Locks was struck by a car driven by Kenneth Kreiss and died from multiple head and neck injuries. The incident occurred about 3 45 pm at Elm Street and Prospect Avenue as she walked in a crosswalk on her way home from school. Funeral arrangements are pending. State traffic toll rose to 332 with this death. An elderly man also died Wednesday from alcohol impairment, recording 334 fatalities for 1966.
Athens reports Greece's military rulers may hand Andreas Papandreou to the United States if he remains a U.S. citizen. The 47-year-old son of former premier George Papandreou served in the U.S. Navy and became a citizen after World War II, with reports noting efforts to renounce or automatically lose citizenship upon election. The details reflect ongoing tensions over Papandreou's status and potential extradition or repatriation.
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