North Central Airlines Loses Bid to Cab Over Appleton Move
North Central Airlines will relocate operations to Outagamie County airport in Greenville after the Civil Aeronautics Board denied authority to serve Appleton. A July 1 transfer date was suggested but unresolved. FAA checks and rudimentary navigation aids delay service. Court battles over regional airport designation continue in Chicago, likely months more.
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North Central Airlines
Outagamie County
Greenville
Civil Aeronautics Board
Appleton
Bernard Sweet
North Central
Outagamie
A. W. Ponath
Outagamie Cor
Poration
Sweet
Ponath
Chicago
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
CAB
Federal Court of Appeals
Grand Chute
Federal Aviation Agency
North Centre Hight
Appleton-Oshkosh
Sul
Winnebago County
Court of Appeals
Chicago Welcomes McDivitt and White in Gemini Parade
Astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White ride in a welcome parade through Chicago with about 2300 spectators, joined by Vice President Humphrey and Mayor Daley. The day includes a school Q&A, honorary citizenship, and fireworks, while civil rights protests drift along Grant Park and the lakefront.
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Chicago
James McDivitt
Edward White
O'Hare International
Hubert Humphrey
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Richard J. Daley
LaSalle Street
City Hall
McDivitt
White
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Grant Park
Lake Front
Fire Department
Buckingham Fountain
Benjamin C Willis
Spacemen
Kennedy Expressway
Michigan Avenue
Ohio Street
Houston
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Nitze to Viet Nam on weeklong Navy visit
Navy Secretary Paul H. Nitze departs for a weeklong trip to visit Navy and Marine forces in and around Viet Nam, aiming to assess operations and bolster U.S. military posture in the region.
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Washington
Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Marine
Viet Nam
Texan Nominated as Ambassador to Australia by Johnson
President Johnson tapped Edward A. Clark a Texas banker and lawyer as ambassador to Australia. He also signed a military appropriations bill totaling 15.4 billion dollars with allocations for aircraft missiles naval vessels and research. The administration named 12 public members to the Consumer Advisory Council and chose Dr. Richard E. Holton as council chairman.
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Edward Clark
Austin
Tex
Johnson Sunday
Australia
Washington
Johnson
Texas
Edward A. Clark
Consumer Advisory Council
Richard E. Holton
Secretary of Commerce
University of California
Steiger Cited At YGOP Fete In Wisconsin
Carl E. Steiger of Oshkosh received a plaque at a Menasha Elks Lodge dinner for outstanding service to the Republican Party of Wisconsin and Winnebago County Young Republicans. Governor Knowles sent a telegram praising his civic work and Board of Regents role. Attendees included state and county officials, YR leaders, and Miss YR of 1965 Judy Angermeier.
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Menasha
Republican Party of
Wisconsin
Winnebago County
Young Republicans
Carl E. Steiger
Oshkosh
Menasha Elks Lodge
Warren P. Knowles
Glynn Hoeler
Neenah
Carl Steiger
Board of Regents
Carl
Knowles
Smith
David O. Martin
Thomas Fink
Winnnebago County
Marvin K. Peppler
Keith Mulligan
Judy Angermeyer
Michael Fuersten
Appleton
Carl Toepel
Sheboygan
John Klein
Joel Garlock
John Martin
Kenneth Melsom
Judy Dixon
John Whitney Jr
Dick Erdman
John Rausch
Kenneth C. Rietz
Steiger
David J. Smith
James R. Staples
East Troy
Wisconsin Federation of Young Republicans
Northwestern
Thirteen Killed On Highways
A bloody weekend on Wisconsin highways left 13 dead across Pace County Kewaunee Chippewa and Price counties. Victims included Nancy Johnson 16 and John LaCrosse 18 in a head on crash on Highway 29 near Kewaunee. Three more deaths followed in Chippewa and Price counties with four others injured as vehicles burned and a pileup trapped occupants. The state toll for the year reached 374, down from 426 last year.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Pace County
Kewaunee
Chippewa
Highway
Nancy Johnson
Green Bay
John LaCrosse
Casco
Kenneth Kline
Manitowoc
Glen Gasche
Luxemburg
Chippewa County
John W. Denning
Lesley Linhard
Chippewa Falls
Cornell
Price County
Phillips
Lynn Rundquist
Rundquist
Beatrice
Milton Rade Macher
Minneapolis
Park Falls
Prison Graduation Highlights Unusual Class of Fifteen
Seven women and five men stood to receive high school diplomas at the federal prison on Terminal Island California. The graduates included a bank robber con man thief narcotics peddler and a forger. After the exercises the inmates and audience returned to their cells.
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Terminal Island
Calif
UPI
Federal Prison
Grim Relics Left Behind Near Dong Xoai Strike
Vietnamese rangers near the shattered Dong Xoai recovered about 100 government troop bodies and Viet Cong relics in the Michelin rubber plantation just north of the town. They found a U S Army helicopter wreckage and an identification tag as paratroopers moved toward Phuoc Vinh to guard the airfield. Viet Cong attacks and ambushes persisted across Vietnam as a 10-member committee governs the country.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Dong Xoai
7Th Airborne
U.S
Phuoc Vinh
Viet Nam
Knowles Calls Budget Parley in Madison
Governor Warren Knowles seeks talks today with Republican and Democratic lawmakers to craft a compromise budget and financing. Democrats plan a possible special committee. Republicans favor extending the three percent sales tax and other levies to cover an $800 million budget with about $77 million more than projected revenue. If no agreement by July 1, agencies face holding levels, hindering new hires and services.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Assembly
Senate
Milwaukee
Senate Highways Committee
Dem Primary Battle Looms
Wisconsin Democrats face a looming governor nomination fight with Lt. Gov. Patrick J. Lucey and National Committeeman David Carley seen as likely principals. Carley urged primaries as time honored, while Lucey condemned divided government and hinted at a 1966 run.
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Green Bay
Aps
Patrick J. Lucey
David Carley
Madison
Carley
Wisconsin
Representative urges world wildlife conference action
Washington data shows Rep Henry S Reuss of Wisconsin called for U S leadership in halting wildlife extinction. He proposed a resolution urging the Secretary of State and Interior to seek international steps to convene a United Nations sponsored conference on wildlife conservation for about 250 endangered species.
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Washington
United States
Henry S Reuss
Callig
Secretary of the Interior
United Nations
Adjournment by Labor Day Seems Unlikely
Washington AP reports Congress faces multiple snags that could prevent adjourning by Labor Day. Key issues include voting rights union shops foreign aid health care for the elderly minimum wages closure of bases reapportionment excise taxes the antipoverty program and pay raises for military and civilian personnel.
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Washington
Congress
Two motorists mix up doors outside AA offices
Two drivers parked identical Mini cars outside the Automobile Association offices on Sunday. Each tried to open the other man’s car door, then an AA patrolman was called in to solve the mix up and free the owners.
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TRUR
Magiana
UPD
Automobile Association
Russians Press Peking for Test
Moscow reports say the Communist world without unity spurs new efforts for a world party conference to resolve Vietnam and Sino Soviet rifts. Peking blasts Soviet leadership as covert and seeks peace moves with the United States blamed for pressuring in Viet Nam. The Portuguese Communist party notes Western gains from disunity as a trigger.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Naper
Peking
Nikita Khrushenes
Hoss
Washington
London
Paris
Viet Nam
U.S
United States
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Warren P. Knaowies
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