Limb Falls Kill Nine Year Old In Oshkosh
A ninth year old Oshkosh girl, Tami Ann Bartell, was killed when a 33 foot long tree limb fell on her bicycle during strong winds in Winnebago County. Authorities said skull fracture caused death. The accident occurred near Cherry Street as neighbors aided, emergency services responded, and power crews repaired outages.
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Winnebago County
Oshkosh
Tami Ann Bartell
Wisconsin St. Oshkosh
Cherry St
Art C. Miller
Patricia Bartell
Wisconsin St
Ralph Bartell
Neenah
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
WPSC
New York Avenue
Church Avenue
Tami Barrell
Wisconsin Street
Highway 110
Hilltop Road
Butte Des Morts
Winchester
Larsen
Hugh
Wayne Sohrweide
Rt. 1
Box 4
Winneconne
Indian Shores
Lake Winneconne
Roman Wenzel
S. Alicia
Appleton
Mercy Hospital
Quick
Houme
Beat
Fortmerly
Jeanier Aish
James Bo Conant
Tullar Road
Wisconsin-Michigan Power Co
Menasha
Electric and Water Utilities
Associated Press
Tami Bartell
Cherry Street
Tami
Northwestern
Robbers Take $15000 From Kettle Moraine Bank
Federal and state investigators hunted a man and a woman who robbed the Kettle Moraine State Bank in Eagle Wisconsin of about $15000. The pair, described as 35 to 40 with a mustache and longhaired blonde, fled in a gray Cadillac after tying the clerk and taking all currency in the vault.
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Bionde
Eagle
Kosygin to Support Arab Cause at U.N.
Soviet Premier Kosygin travels to New York as the U.N. General Assembly prepares an emergency session to address the Middle East. The U.S. aims for continued Security Council handling while Kosygin seeks U.N. censure of Israel and withdrawal of Israeli forces from occupied Egyptian, Jordanian, and Syrian territories.
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Kosygin
U.N
United Nations
N.Y
Alexei N. Kosygin
New York
U. Thant
General Assembly
Middle East
Johnson
United States
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Bel
Gium
Vietnam
White House
George Christian
U Thant
France
Britain
Iceland
Abdul Rahman Pazhwak
Andrei A. Gromyko
Moscow
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Harald Wilson
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Thant
Security Council
Assembly
Goldberg
Soviet Union
Council postpones parking study as traffic talks advance
Council discusses postponing a comprehensive parking and traffic study while Council President William Manske seeks a meeting with Soo Line officials. The city also received an offer to relocate the Chief Oshkosh boat to the public museum grounds, with further details on pages 2 and 4.
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William Manske
Soo Line
Toll rises to 392 after Wisconsin crash tragedy
A fiery interstate crash in Wisconsin raises the 1967 traffic toll to 389, down from 401 a year ago. Bernard Marshall, 23, of Sun Prairie, died when his semitrailer slammed through a barricade at a highway construction site on Interstate percent in suburban Milwaukee, hitting construction machinery and bursting into flame.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Bernard Marshall
Sun Prairie
Milwaukee
Violence Flares Across Dayton Ohio and Cincinnati T: Dayton and Cincinnati see fires and riots with National Guard involvement
In Dayton about 15 fires erupted including a five-building blaze amid rock throwing and window smashing. Cincinnati, bolstered by guardsmen armed with rifles, faced a fourth straight night of racial violence as tensions rose and a court action loomed over rioters. Authorities reported numerous arrests, a tense scene at the city workhouse, and a broader national civil rights effort dubbed Operation Breadbasket targeting Cleveland bakery workers and national boycotts. A separate Prattville suit sought an injunction against police officials.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Ohio
Cincinnati
R.M. Igleburger
West Side
Tampa
Fla
National Guard
H. Rap Brown
Student Nonviolent Coordi
Youth Patrol
Martin Luther King
Cleveland
Prattville, Ala
Montgomery
Prattville
O.C. Thompson
Autauga County
Phillip Woods
Mariner 5 Races Soviet Venus Probe
Pasadena AP reports Mariner 3 corrected a Canopus error and speeds toward Venus. Mariner 5 travels about 7000 mph, will pass 2000 miles from Venus on Oct 19 to study radiation and atmosphere, potentially arriving near Russia’s Venus probe.
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Pasadena
Calif
America
Mariner 3
Earth
Venus
Mariner 5
Russia
Oshkosh Board Receives Teachers Bargaining Proposals
Oshkosh Education Association presents wage and benefit proposals for 1968-69. Highlights include starting bachelor salary increases to 4 800 and 9 672 with years of service, 14 years experience for all levels, a 4 percent annual increment, and new longevity increments. Proposals cover sick and emergency leave, health insurance premiums, and altered training requirements for nondegree teachers.
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Oshkosh Education Association
Board of Education
DEA
OEA
Oshkosh
OFA
Equitable Group
Wisconsin Highway Safety Bill Faces Rewrite After Committee Vote
The Assembly Highways Committee rejected Gov Knowles highway safety package 12-0 and endorsed a rewritten substitute. It drops a 21 year beer age and implied consent tests for drunken drivers, replacing with a 19 year minimum and no local options. The panel sent the safety bill to the floor 16-2, with debate to begin next Tuesday.
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Knowles
Sather
Assembly
Curtis McKay
Cedarburg
McKay
Elmer Nitschke
Beaver Dam
Senate Delays Dodd Decision
Washington AP Senate postpones judgment in Thomas J. Dodd censure case to next week at his request to finish final plea. Democratic Leader Mansfield cancels Saturday session. debate continues today before a Monday pause as Long defends Dodd over misused testimonial funds and tax treatment of $370,000 in gifts.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dodd
Tve
Dodi
Connecticut
Russell B. Long
D-La
Deda
Long
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Ethics Committee
Connecti
Russell B Long
Ethics
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
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Milton Boehm
Konrad Funeral Home
K. R. Going
Trinity Lutheran Church
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Shae An
Walnut Hills
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Socety
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