Ray Is Held Without Bail In British Extradition Case
Ray, 40, is in custody in London charged with using a forged passport and possessing a .38 caliber Liberty Chief revolver with five bullets. He faces extradition after arriving on a Lisbon to Heathrow flight with two false IDs, including one for a Canadian policeman. Scotland Yard, aided by FBI guidance, sealed his fate as police move him to Brixton Prison amid court scrutiny.
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Three Drown In State Waters During Weekend
Three people drowned in Wisconsin over the weekend as heat drew crowds to lakes and rivers. Lyle L. Kluck twenty one Two Rivers drowned when a gathering rest tipped over on Harpt Lake in Manitowoc County. Divers recovered the body in twenty two feet of water. Eugene Simpson twenty one Rockford Illinois drowned in the Rock River near Brodhead during a family outing. the body was recovered. James Bast Jr. of Milwaukee drowned on Friess Lake near Hubertus Fond du Lac County while on an outing with his family. his body was recovered.
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Soldier’s dog birth after Vietnam letter gift
Glen Roth aged 21, who befriended a mongrel in South Vietnam, was rewarded with dividends Sunday. The dog he sent home by air express last month gave birth to nine puppies, highlighting a heartwarming homefront tale.
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Supreme Court allows taxpayer suits against parochial school aid
The Supreme Court 8-1 ruling removes a 45 year barrier and allows taxpayers to challenge federal aid to church related schools. Seven New Yorkers argue aid under the 1965 Elementary and Secondary Education Act violates the First Amendment. The decision, led by Chief Justice Warren, signals potential challenges to other federal programs.
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Rockefeller Praises Kennedy as Bridge Between Generations
Governor Rockefeller eulogizes Kennedy, calling him special to youth and a bridge between generations and groups. He notes heightened security for candidates after Kennedy’s assassination, with Secret Service and state troopers deployed as Rockefeller delivers an address in Meadville at Shafer’s request.
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Crash Near Mount Horeb Takes 3 Lives in Cessna Flight
The FAA investigated a light plane crash near Mount Horeb Wisconsin that killed three aboard. Pilot Dr Donald Henry Ege 47 a local veterinarian and two Blanchardville residents Oscar Eidesmo 73 and James Venden about 50 died when the four passenger Cessna 172 went down after takeoff from Mount Horeb airport.
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Salute Confusion as Thief Steals Bentley in England
In Grappenhall Roy Herbert, a garage employee, gave his customary half salute to a customer leaving the shop. The man, unknown to Herbert, was a thief who drove away not only with a new 12000 Bentley but also the boss’s private car, transforming a routine gesture into a costly mistake.
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Kennedy Buried at Arlington After Crowds Fill Cemetery
In a day of national mourning for Robert F Kennedy crowds gathered at Arlington National Cemetery to honor the late senator. Ethel Kennedy, John F Kennedy's widow, and other family members attended beside public mourners, photographers, and officials including President Johnson. The service followed a massive funeral train journey from New York, with the grave marked by a simple white cross near John Kennedy's monument.
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Wisconsin five day forecast with warm humidity and storms
The forecast for Wisconsin shows variable cloudiness and warm humid conditions with showers and thundershowers likely in the north and west today, spreading southeast by late afternoon. Tonight likely thunder storms, with cooler trends possible Tuesday in the north and west and highs in the 80s elsewhere. Precipitation totaling half to one inch expected, and gauges note Fox River levels above crest at Menasha dam.
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New Violence Commission In First Meeting
Washington reports President Johnson convened his new Violence Commission at the White House for its initial gathering five days after Senator Robert F. Kennedy's assassination. Led by Milton Eisenhower, the group will study the roots of violence in the United States amid criticism by Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. of its seriousness and member choices including Roman H. Hruska and Eric Hoffer.
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Twisters Sighted In Parts Of State
Five funnel cloud sightings were reported to the Weather Bureau in Wisconsin Sunday but apparently none of the twisters touched down. Thunderstorms developed in the late afternoon in western Wisconsin, then spread eastward across the state with locally heavy winds. Rainfall totals and temperatures varied across cities, with highs from the 90s to mid 60s and scattered showers continuing in the northwest early today.
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Sirhan Case Developments Cloud Kennedy Killing Probe
In Los Angeles top prosecutors meet daily to close holes in Superior Court Case No. A233421 as Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, 24, awaits a plea on the murder charge for slaying Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. The article notes questions of conspiracy and sightings of the polka dot dress girl, with multiple witnesses linking Sirhan to the scene and Serrano disputing identifications. Sirhan’s family guards continue in Pasadena. a Jordanian grocer in Chicago was killed amid Kennedy fallout. Sirhan’s father discusses war memories in Jordan.
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Westmoreland Holds Trimmed Hope For Vietnam Victory
SAIGON UPI Gen William Westmoreland warned no classic military victory in Vietnam is possible and cautioned against expecting an early Communist defeat. He said trends are favorable but attrition could raise costs until the enemy finds it intolerable. He departs soon to be Army chief of staff.
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FCC Rules CATV Regulation Upheld By Supreme Court
WASHINGTON (UPI) The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 0 that the FCC may regulate the growing Community Antenna Television industry. The decision upheld FCC limits on further CATV expansion in San Diego until hearings. Midwest Television, KMFB-TV, San Diego, initiated the case. second case undecided. CATV transmits broadcast signals by cable with installation charges and monthly fees.
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