Hancock Woman Is Victim In Fatal Wisconsin Crash
A 43-year-old Hancock woman died Monday when the car she rode in was rear ended by a pickup trailer on Highway . Winnebago County reports its first traffic fatality of the year. Wisconsin’s 1967 highway toll stood at 361, with other fatalities noted in Monroe County on U S Highway 16 near Tomah. Two killed, two injured in the U S 41 crash south of Penokee, including Evelyn Giest 16 Pound and William Ernst 37 Oconto tavern owner. John Campbell 18 of Oconto injured. Sarah Giest 17 hospitalized.
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U S Astronaut Edward Givens Killed in Accident
Pearland Texas early today Edward Givens Jr 37 UPI Astrocast was killed in a one car crash near the Manned Space Craft Center. Two other men were injured in the accident near the town of Bay.
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Navy Captain Levell Becomes Astronaut Fitness Consultant
Navy captain Levell will add a part time role as consultant to his regular duties in the U S space program. He is expected to fly forthcoming Apollo missions aiding landing and mission readiness.
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U S Jets Deepen War Effort Against North Vietnam
U S jets push raid lines further north from Hanoi toward Thai Nguyen industrial complex amid heavy air activity. Reports indicate many swept wing MIG27s and MIGIs involved, though total aircraft in the air could not be counted. Page 14 status noted.
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Swift Outbreak In Mid-East Not Expected
Washington officials told congressional leaders they were surprised by the rapid Arab-Israeli fighting. At a Capitol Hill briefing led by Secretary of State Rusk, Defense Chief McNamara, and CIA Director Helms, secrecy was stressed. Senators packed a late briefing, underscoring urgent calls for a cease fire and UN action.
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New Mexico Land Dispute Sparks Fugitives Hunt
A large band led by Tiering fled a courthouse encounter after seizing hostages, prompting a forest chase by the National Guard. Deputy Jaramillo and UP reporters were detained briefly, later freed. ties to a long dispute over 600,000 acres in Rio Armab County are noted.
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Fears of Total War Lessening in Middle East Crisis
Washington reports from official U S sources say Moscow seeks a quick end to the Middle East war despite public condemnation of Israel. The United States pushes for a speedy cease-fire while monitoring Kremlin signals at the U N Security Council. The White House and State Department vie to evacuate Americans in the danger zone as anti U S demonstrations flare across the Arab world. Military briefings indicate initial Israeli gains, with attribution of the attack still unclear and a long conflict possible. Continued on Page 14, Col. 3.
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Rusk denies U.S. planes Involved in Egypt attack
Secretary of State Dean Rusk called Cairo Radio’s claim that carrier based U S Navy planes attacked Egypt malicious and utterly false. He said the charges were invented for some purpose and suggested Cairo could verify the truth by contacting U S diplomatic officials. He stated the United States does not like this land of charges.
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Vital Water Link Closed As Arab-Israeli War Escalates
Israeli forces moved within nine miles of the Suez Canal as Egypt shut the canal citing potential indefinite blockage after a ship attack. Arab oil-cutting actions followed Cairo accusations that Western planes aided Israel, while the Soviet Union backed the Arabs. Israeli advances pressed into Jordan, Syria, Iraq, and Egypt, with Sinai reporting the capture of Abu Awlgia thirty miles south.
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