Little Girl Testifies On Deceptive Kids TV Ads In Senate
Dawn Ann Kurth an 11 year old from Melbourne Florida told a Senate consumer subcommittee that deceptive children's television commercials mislead kids. She described her school project surveying 1538 children and asked why milk tastes like chocolate after Hershey and Cheerios claims. Senator Frank Moss pressed her on ad impact and she warned that children may distrust teachers and parents as a result.
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Dawn Ann Kurth
Melbourne
Fla
Senate Consumer Subcommittee
Washington, D.C
Dawn
Alan
Florida
Subcommittee
Frank L. Moss
Utah
Wisconsin Weather and Local Notices Summary
Wisconsin weather outlook calls for a mostly sunny period across the south and west with warmer highs in the 70s and 80s, showers possible Saturday, cooling by Sunday and Monday with highs in the 60s. Local notes include a theft report at Oshkosh Country Club, details of a 70 theft near a pump station, and a Navy nurse program enlistment for John C. Paul of Appleton, son of Charles J. and Cynthia A. Paul.
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Wisconsin
Fox River
Menasha Dam
Buckstaff Observatory
John C. Paul
Appleton
Navy
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh School of Nursing
Paul
Charles J. Paul
Nixon Heads Home After Moscow Arms Accord
President Nixon returns from the Moscow summit stressing a new era of East West negotiations and a nuclear arms limitation pact requiring Senate ratification. Kissinger predicts approval before the November election amid space collaboration and naval restraint, while Warsaw reception highlights detente despite Poland seeking long term credits and trade licenses.
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Moscow
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Paroled ex-Senate aide Bobby Baker speaks outside Allenwood
Bobby Baker, once Lyndon Johnson's aide and Senate majority secretary, left Allenwood Prison Farm on parole after serving 18 months of a three year sentence for fraud theft and tax evasion. He praised his duty, refused further interviews until his book is finished, and departed amid media waves.
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UPI
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Allenwood
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Senate
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Lewisburg
Here
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Johnson
Texas
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Savings and Loan
California
Four Killed in Car Train Crash Near Oshkosh
Four people died when a car allegedly failed to stop for a warning horn and entered a crossing with a freight train. Deputies found no skid marks at the intersection. officials said the car appeared to drive into the train’s path. The victims include Mr. Heiden, a Rockwell Standard machinist, and his wife Dorothy Heiden, a Pleasant Acres employee. Surviving relatives and funeral arrangements are noted, with services set for Saturday at First English Lutheran Church.
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Rockwell Standard Corp
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Pleasant Acres
Oshkosh
Kenneth Sweet
Chilton
Lloyd
Dorothy Nelson
Nichols
Warren
Kurt
Jero
California
Erich
Navy
Conflict
First English Lutheran Church
Robert Heiden Jr
Marla Jean
Nelson
Phyllis Cannon
Virginia Beach
Menasha Wins Pavilion Grant To Fund Park Shelter
The City of Menasha received a 39250 LAWCON grant toward an 80000 pavilion at Jefferson Park. Plans go to the Board of Public Works Monday, then Council Tuesday for approval, with bidding and July construction planned. Jefferson Park spans 28.6 acres and serves 300000 visitors seasonally.
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Jefferson Park
Lawcon
U.S
William Steiger
Thomas van Buskirk
Menasha Park
van Buskirk
Board of Public Works
Sauter, Seaborne, Paynter, Duszak, Ltd
Park Shelter
Fifth Ward
Oshkosh Man Sentenced to Jail During Vacation
James R. Hittman, 1016 Merritt Ave, pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle after his license was revoked. Judge Herbert J. Mueller sentenced him to five days in Winnebago County jail. Hittman asked to adjourn proceedings until his vacation began but could not receive work privileges. He was cited for driving on Division Street at Alg oma Boulevard on May 8 at 7 45 p.m.
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Winnebago
James R. Hittman
Merritt, Ave
Herbert J. Mueller
Hittman
Division Street
Algoma Boulevard
Robert M. Zink
Sherman Road
Daily Northwestern
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POWs Urge End to War Through Radio Signatories
Fifteen American prisoners of war in South Vietnam allegedly signed a statement calling Congress to stop the immoral war. The appeal and the signees were broadcast by Liberation Radio run by the Viet Cong. Three of the men had previously been listed as missing in action.
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UPI
South Vietnam
Congress
Liberation Radio
Viet Cong
Incumbents File Nomination Papers in Winnebago
On the first day nomination papers could be circulated, Winnebago County Republicans filed for several offices. Gloria Pfaffenroth of Oshkosh submitted for register of deeds to face incumbent Viola Firnstahl. others filing included Frank Luedeke treasurer Marvin Peppler sheriff William Osborne clerk of courts Dorothy Propp county clerk and Duane Moore county coroner. The filing deadline is July 11.
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Register of Deeds
Winnebago County
Gloria M. Pfaffenroth
Fond du Lac Road
Oshkosh
Viola C. Firn
Laser guided bombs cut bridges and rail lines in North Vietnam
AP reports US pilots using laser guided and television aided smart bombs have damaged bridges and roads north of Hue toward the Chinese border, with major rail lines Hanoi to China reportedly cut. The Thanh Hoa Dragon's Jaw bridge near Hanoi was destroyed May 12, while EO bombs use TV guidance. Conventional bombs remain for warehouses and truck parks.
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China
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Nixon
South Vietnam
Thanh Hoa
Dragon's Jaw
U.S
First Summer Month Has Good Start With Mercury
Oshkosh begins June with a holdover from a 70 degree Wednesday at Buckstaff Observatory. May brought 12 days of high heat and 2.02 inches of rain across eight days, lifting the May mean to 61.5 degrees the warmest since 1962. If June warms, averages could rise about 15 degrees.
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Oshkosh
Buckstaff Observatory
Gaedes Win Danforth Associate Distinction at UWO
Dr and Mrs Herbert Gaede of University of Wisconsin Oshkosh join 177 faculty members and spouses named as Danforth Associates among 2500 across the United States. Gaede chairs geography at UWO as Danforth funds support pairs, student relations, and teacher learning. program aims to humanize education and fund projects and conferences.
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University of Wisconsin- Oshkosh
United States
Danforth Associates
Herbert Gaede
Partici
Robert Rankin
Gaede
UWO
Danforth Foundation
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