Heart Seizure Fatal in Water at Lake Butte des Morts
Dorothy Staerkel 22 of 147 Cedar St. died after a heart seizure while swimming with her husband Bruce 25 in four feet of water at a sandpit by Lake Butte des Morts. Autopsy found heart condition. Survived by husband, parents, son, brother, sister, grandmother. Services Friday at Martin Luther Church. Burial Lake View Memorial Park.
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Dorothy Staerkel
Cedar St
Lake Butte Des Morts
Cook & Brown Lime ‘Company
Bharth Karlas Tot Nee
Wea Ott
Uwsy
Staerkel
Bruce
Miler Ambulance Service
Mercy ‘Hospital
G. A. Steele
Bruce Staerkel
Deer Creek
Dorothy Mae Daskarn
Pani H. Staerkel
Oshkosh
Robert Daskam Jr
Darwin Ahrens
Mary Mansfield
Martin Luther Church
Lakeview Memorial Park
Konrad
Misquoted Defense Official Denies Girard Enticement Claim
Washington dispatch reports controversy over whether a defense official misquoted remarks about Army Specialist William Girard. Defense Department general counsel Robert Dechert says the Miami Herald misquoted him claiming Girard enticed a Japanese woman before a firing range killing in Japan. He regrets misunderstanding and says he did not express a personal opinion on Girard’s actions.
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Washington
Girard
GI William
SS. Girard
Defense Department
Robert Dechert
U. S
Ottawa
Japan
Dechert
Pentagon
Mc Girard
Miami Herald
Decker
Coral Gables
Fla
United Press
Miami
UN force commander arrives in Cairo to discuss Gaza border violence
Maj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns of the U N emergency force arrived in Cairo to confer with Egyptian officials on escalating violence along the Gaza Strip border.
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Cairgwi
U. N
E. L. M. Burns
Cairo
Gaza Strip
Carpenters vote on new pay offer in Fox River area
About 1,500 striking carpenters from Oshkosh Fond du Lac and nearby counties were to vote by week’s end on a 40 cent three year wage package offered by contractors after a meeting with John Lacey of the federal mediation service. Union reps said they would not accept less than a 60 cent boost in three years. Negotiators remained 20 cents apart as talks stalled. The contract renewal, expired March 31, has idled roughly 6,000 construction workers from Fond du Lac to Menominee. The strike’s effects widen to allied trades and material dealers feel pressure.
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Fox River Valley
John Lacey
Federal Imediation Service
Oshkosh
Rosenhower
Merle Phalén
Fond du Lac
Con
Fox
Heard Valley Contractors ‘Association
Phalen
Sli
Fond Lau Lac
Menomingie, Mich
Allied Trades
National Guard unit begins trek to Camp McCoy
Wisconsin's 32nd Infantry Division moves out to start summer guard maneuvers. More than 1,250 military vehicles will use state highways with convoys from 78 communities. Lt Col Joseph R Santimay says helicopters and sight planes will aid traffic control. Vehicles travel 150 yards apart and max 45 mph to ease civilian traffic.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Wisconsin
S .32Ndnfantry Division
National Guard
Joseph R. Santimays
Atlas Missile Explodes After Maiden Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla UP The Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile exploded shortly after its maiden launch, producing orange blaze and metal shards into the Atlantic. Two casualties reported. Air Force says test yielded valuable data and will continue extensive flight testing of ballistic missiles. The Atlas, first big test of the United States most advanced weapon, is designed to carry atomic warheads up to 5500 miles at speeds near 15000 mph. Trajectory reportedly reaches 800 to 1500 miles in altitude.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Atlantic Ocean
Washington
United
States
New York
Moscow
Oshkosh State College grads urged to develop value systems
About 144 graduates listened as superintendent John P. Mann of Appleton spoke on being educated and forming value systems at Oshkosh State College 83rd annual commencement. He outlined cognitive, affective, and psychomotor learning, stressing balance between past lessons and independent thought within school philosophies.
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Oshkosh State College
Mann
T Hem
Oshkosh State College Gradu
Democra
John P. Mann
Appleton
Ed Jent
Forrest R. Polk
USC
Pres. Polk
David J. Bowman
N. P. Nelson
Raymond .J. Ramsden
OSC
Accidental Rifle Discharge Fatal to Boy in Green Bay
Kenneth Marks sixteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Harold Marks Little Suamico was killed when his .22 rifle discharged as it fell to the ground Monday night He had been shooting starlings near his home and died while being taken to a Green Bay hospital from a chest wound.
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Clarence J
Brown
Ohio
Eisenhower
House
Leslie C. Arendsill
Green Bay Uf
Kenneth
Marks
Harold Marks
Little Suamico
Green Bay
Bees Drive Firemen From Costly Tipton Home
Marie Schoenhair tried to smoke out bees swarming her home in Tipton California after a fire caused about 53000 in damage. Firefighters doused the flames and found the bees were gone.
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Tipton
Calif
Marie Schoenhair
United States accuses USSR of subversive Middle East actions
The United States in a formal note to Moscow charged the Soviet Union with a campaign of subversive intervention in the Middle East. Washington rejected a Soviet proposal for a Big Four declaration against force and urged Moscow to work through the United Nations to pursue peace and security in the region. Britain and France reportedly sent parallel notes to Moscow on the same issue.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Middle East
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Moscow
Britain
France
U.S
Paratrooper Dies Dangling Beneath Plane
Pfc Wayne Flugum, 23, of LeLand Town, died after his parachute failed to open during a training jump at Pope AFB. Rescue attempts by crewmen and a rescue jet failed to lift him from the slipstream. doctors say he may have drowned or been crushed. Flugum reportedly mouthed “please” repeatedly as the crew fought to haul him aboard, but the force of the air prevented rescue.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Wayne H. Flue Bum
LeLand
Town
Salvador’m. Zamudio
San Antonio
Tex
Flugum
Pope Air Force Base
Zamudio
Fluguiy
Texas and Midwest Tornadoes Create Central Plains Threat
Tornado funnels traced across eastern Kansas and other central plains areas Tuesday night with at least three deaths reported in Illinois. The storm line spans from Texas toward Missouri and Illinois as weather services warn of more violent weather today. Kansas cities including Lawrence and Hutchinson were affected while Kansas City endured high winds and power outages.
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United Press
Central Plains
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Ilinois
Illinois
Amdhurst
Lawrence
Hutchinson
Jordan Egypt ties near breaking point
Jordan and Egypt relations deteriorate amid sharp Cairo broadcasts accusing Jordanian leaders of treason and loss of Palestine in 1948. Riyadh Amman talks flag Gulf pilgrim travel as undesirable, Israel blamed for Aqaba tensions, with Yemen and Libya protests and tensions widening to Saudi Arabia.
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United Press
Jordan
Egypt
Cairo Radio
Palestine
Israel
Cairo
Syria
Libya
Ahmed Hassan Fagin
Hussein
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Amman
Mecca
Gulf of Aqaba
Gulf
Aqaba
IUSN
Security Council
Teamsters Boss Waives Jury Trial in Contempt Case
Frank W. Brewster, head of the Western Conference of Teamsters, waived a jury trial before Judge John J. Sirica on contempt charges for failing to answer 31 Senate questions and to produce documents. He argued lack of jurisdiction and lost a bid to dismiss. Brewster testified before the Senate committee after appearing earlier before a rackets panel.
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Washington
Frank W. Brewster
Seattle
Congress
John J. Sirica
Union
Western Conference of
Teamsters
Senate
Brewster
William Hitz
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