Colgate Girl Kristin Williams Crowned Alice in Dairyland
Kristin Williams of Colgate Wis crowned 1967 68 Alice in Dairyland in Green Bay. She will tour Wisconsin as Ambassador of Good Will for the State Department of Agriculture while continuing studies at Wisconsin State University Oshkosh. The 21 year old twin sister Robin and boyfriend Stephen Grishaber attended the ceremony. Williams plans to become a high school English teacher and begins duties with a press conference before touring.
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Brown
County Arena
Oshkosh
Alice
Consin State University
Miss Williams
Wisconsin State University-Oshkosh
Wisconsin Agricultural Department
Jo Ann Cupery
Markesan
J. Beverly Stelzel
Dorchester
Barbara Ann Berg
Plain
Jeanell N Desmarais
Kenosha
Carol Kay Robnett
Milwaukee
Carol Jean Anderson
Warren Knowles
George Romney
Michigan
Wauwatosa
Appleton
Williams
Madison
Department of Agriculture
Kristin
Robin
Stephen Grishaber
Menasha
WSUO
Stephen
Dairyland
Brown County
Pat Dobberke
Neenah
Atroly
Bridge Suits Are Dropped To Allow Oshkosh Bridge Expansion
Madison AP reports a State Supreme Court case and a circuit court suit were dropped, clearing legal barriers to a $689 million project to add a second parallel causeway to the U S 41 bridge over Lake Butte des Morts in Oshkosh. The agreement enables state signing of the contract and bid opening, despite initial injunctions from two Lake Butte des Morts residents.
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Wisconsin
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Supreme Court
Reds Launch Venus Probe
Moscow reports the Soviet Union launched an automatic interplanetary station named Venus 4 toward Venus. The four month flight began at 5:40 am Moscow time after a staging from an Earth satellite orbit. Venus 4 weighs about 1,106 kilograms and is designed for autonomous operations.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Venus
Tass
Happy Aerial Happy Aerial By Eileen Hammer Northwestern Staff Writer
A distress call brought help as a single engine Beachcraft Bonanza piloted by R E Chandler of Elders Grove Illinois strayed from course near Eau Claire Saturday. Poor visibility prevented VFR flight and the pilot lacked instrument rating, forcing rescue crews to intervene.
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Eileen Hammer
Northwestern
All American Can Company
R. E. Chandler
Elders Grove
Ill
Eau Claire
End To Drama Ends With Safe Landing
A small plane running low on fuel faced an hour of flying time left. FAA air traffic control in Minneapolis routed aid from the American Can plane flying from Minneapolis to Oshkosh. Through coordinated talks, the Bonanza landed safely at La Crosse airport. Captain G. C. Miller described the effort and the 13,000 foot position when the call came.
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Minneapolis
Chandler
American Can
Oshkosh
la Crosse
G. C. Miller
Ameri
Dozen Injured In Tampa Riots After Police Shooting
A mob of about 400 spurred by a police shooting roamed two Tampa slums burning white stores and looting. At least a dozen injured, including 10 whites, and a deputy sheriff died of an apparent heart attack as police and National Guard faced gunfire and bricks. By dawn, fires were out and streets littered with debris. Governor Kirk and NAACP leader Robert Gilder commented on the violence and response.
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Tampa
Fla
A H. Wainwright
Nebraska Ave
Twiggs St
Robert Gilder
NAACP
Carl DeWitt
Joyce
Claude Kirk
National Guard
Gilder
DeWitt
Will Keep Some Land It Won Says Israel
Israel denies Syrian claims of deeper tank incursions after a cease fire and says it will retain portions of land won in the six day war. Israel reports 679 soldiers killed and 2,563 wounded. 15,000 Jordanians killed claimed by Jordan. U.N. demands no further troop movements and withdrawal across cease fire lines.
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Jordan
Middle East
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Gulf
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U.N. Security Council
U.N
Sinai Peninsula
Biblical
Jordan River
Abba Eban
Galilee
Claim 10 MIGs Over Weekend
U S pilots claim they destroyed or damaged 10 MIG jets on ground near Kepair base northeast of Hanoi over the weekend, raising total MIG losses to about 115 since bombing began. Air Force says Soviet aid keeps Hanoi's air force near 100 jets. Four US planes were downed by ground fire. three crews rescued, two missing.
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Kepair
Hanoi
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Soviet Union
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