Area Airport Case Taken Under Study
Three Seventh Circuit judges heard arguments on a motion to suppress an order that would let Outagamie County close its old airport. The case centers on whether Appleton should force North Central to serve a new Greenville airport while the regional port question proceeds. North Central and CAB supporters urge a broader regional plan. Outagamie argues to keep its airport open.
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James J. Metz
Northwestern
Chicago
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
Civil Aeronautics Board
North Central Airlines
Winnebago County
CAB
Outagamie County
Oshkosh- Appleton
Appleton
North Central
Greenville
Oshkosh
Frederic Houghteling
Washington, D. C
Outagamie
Ray Rassenberger
Washington, D.C
Jack Steinhilber
Outagamié
Steinhilber
Neehah-Menasha-Appleton
A. W. Ponath
Col
Auto Slips Off Jack Kills Man in Oshkosh
Robert Woodland 47 of 24 W 10th Ave Oshkosh died after his car slipped from a jack while he was changing the oil at Anchor Inn Marina 201 Ceupe St. He was freed by Oshkosh Ambulance and died at Mercy Hospital from skull fractures and chest injuries. Woodland served in World War I and operated the marina and worked as a CM Manufacturing machinist. He is survived by a wife Ruth two sons Robert Woodland Jr Rack and two daughters Susan Sally. a stepson Douglas Dahlke. a brother and three sisters. Rites at First English Lutheran Church Friday 1:30 pm with burial at Ellenwood Cemetery.
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Robert Woodland
W. 10Th Ave
Anchor Inn
Ceupe St
Oshkosh
Mercy Hospital
Art Miller
Susan
Sally Woodland
Douglas Dahike
Nevada
Roland Woodland
James Farrell
Clinton
Wis
Robert Ginke
Peshtigo
Elwood Bacon
West de Pere
First English Lutheran Church
E. A. Koch
Ellenwood Cemetery
Konrad Funeral Home
Wisconsin Demands Bank Tax In GOP Budget Bill
Democrats press for a 1965 67 bank tax in Wisconsin Senate budget debate calling the 6.7 million levy fair for banks to contribute to Gov. Warren Knowles plan. Senators Lourigan and Schreiber argue against oleomargarine tax exemptions amid long session.
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Madison
Wisconsin Senate
Martin Schreiber
Milwaukee
Joseph Lourigan
Kenosha
Warren P. Knowles
Lourigan
Gerald Lorge
Bear Creek
Lorge
Wisconsin
GOP
Sens
Jerris Leonard
Allen Bushy
William Draheim
Neenah
U S Mission in East Germany Attacked by 200 Demonstrators
The U S Army protested the assault on the U S military mission in East Germany in which about 200 demonstrators tore down the American flag damaged the mission building and toppled vehicles. East German police were present but did not intervene.
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U.S. Army
U.S
ADN
Potsdam
United States
Viet Nam
Two Killed On Highways
Wisconsin 1965 traffic toll rises to 334 with the death of Prairie du Chien man Alphonese Hunt 70 in a car collision on a Prairie du Chien street. Hubert Strauss 76 of rural Sheboygan Falls died from injuries after a two-vehicle crash on a county road west of Sheboygan.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Prairie du Chien
Alphonese Hunt
Hubert Strauss
Sheboygan Falls
Sheboygan
Chilton Man Pleads Innocent In Bank Robbery Case
A Chilton man Raymond J. Hephner, 39, pleaded innocent in U.S. District Court to charges of an $11,500 bank robbery at the State Bank of Witcee on March 31. He took a bank cashier and an auto salesman as hostages. bond set at $10,000, no trial date fixed.
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Madison
Chilton
Raymond J. Hephner
U.S
Witcee
Flight Plan For 62 Orbits Ahead Of Gemini 4 Mission
Cape Kennedy Fla AP The man who will float alone in the heavens Thursday and his space buddy who will pilot him began the last day before flight with good news and high hopes. Command pilot James A MacDivitt said the craft looks good and the mission should go well. Edward H White will step out for a weightless walk second orbit while Kraft weighs whether the four day plan holds. The decision will come after the first 24 hours as fuel and orbit decay are reviewed. Keith Berry. Weather figures show favorable launch day conditions with only ocean swells in the Eastern Atlantic.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla.api
James A. MacDivitt
McDivitt
Air Force
Edward H. White
White
Space Agency
Christopher C. Kraft
Kraft
Charles A. Berry
Ernie Amman
U.S. Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Japanese Mine Blast Claims 236
In Japan the Yamano coal mine disaster on Kyushu Island leaves 236 believed dead after a gas explosion 2,000 feet underground. Rescue crews recovered 219 bodies. 17 miners are missing beneath coal and rock. Of 552 workers, 316 escaped and 39 were hospitalized with carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Tokyo
Japan
Yamano
Kyushu
London experts propose polythene garbage can design
Ten experts who studied the problem for a year released 16 footscap pages of engineering calculations to local town councils today. They present a design for a perfect garbage can made of polythene that won't clatter, can be cleaned easily, withstands rough use, and is so light it can be lifted with one finger when empty.
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London
UPI
Two U S Planes Downed in Vietnam War Action
In Saigon a Reuters AP report says Communist antiaircraft fire shot down two U S Navy planes during raids on North Vietnam. A rescue pilot said survival was impossible for the five American crewmen. Near Pieiku, two more Americans were killed and one wounded, as Viet Cong ambushes claimed broader casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
North Viet Nam
Pieiku
U.S
Viet Nam
Navy
U. S. Air Force
7Th Fleet
Midway
Hanoi
Soviets Accuse Israeli Diplomats in Georgia
In Moscow the Kremlin and its Georgia party paper Zarya Vostoka accuse the Israeli Embassy staff of a fifth attack in two months. The first secretary David Bartov is charged with enticing Jews in Georgia to Israel and distributing Israel propaganda, books, cigarettes and prayer shawls in Georgian cities including Tbilisi, Stalin’s birthplace Gor.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Georgia
Israel
Communist Party
Zarya Vostoka
David Bartov
Gor
Stalin
Lenard argues bill to ban boxing in Illinois
UPI reports Representative Henry M. Lenard, a former boxer, made a forceful case Tuesday against boxing in Illinois. He quipped that fighting is easier than politics and said he would return to fighting but not to politics if given the choice.
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Springfields
UPI
Henry M. Lenard
Ilinois
Lenard
Danger Continues In Flooded Spring Valley Section
Flooded sections of Spring Valley Wisconsin remain perilous as residents fear more rain. Chief Miller reported 30 residents rescued by boat or truck and 70 others evacuated on foot or by private vehicles. A washed-out road near Kinmkinfic left Kenneth Arndt critically injured, while a 3-year-old boy was swept downstream and later rescued. Dam construction was planned within a month to address rising water levels.
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Spring Valley
Wis
Pierce
Fiood Contra
Eau Ga
Miller
Pavel Revere
Toerdat
Aposer
Martenl
Kinmkinmee
Kenneth Arndt
River Falls
Kinmkinfic
William J. Larson
Fairchild
Elmwood
Boet
Pierre
Roy H Strouds
Larny Martel
Chef Miler Taxi
Saing Valles
Water Hill
Viller
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Stoughton
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UPI Telephoto
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