Five Point Middle East Peace Plan Proposed by U S
United Nations report on the U S five point program for Arab-Israeli talks with third party help. Goldberg urged mutual recognition and safe access, civil waterway passage, refugee solution, arms control, and sovereign equality. He framed aims as defusing the bomb of hostility and building a durable peace, distinguishing from Kosygin’s stance.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
Middle East
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Israel
Johnson
Goldberg
Alexei N. Kosygin
Assembly
Kosygin
United Nations
Wisconsin Toll Rises to 406 in 1967 Death Toll
The Wisconsin death toll for 1967 rose to 406 as of today, with several fatalities reported. Fond du Lac County worker Elmer Klostermann, 45, died when a driverless maintenance truck rolled from Highway 44 into a ditch. Miss Della Ozanne, 19, of Somers, died in a crossing collision with a Milwaukee Road train. A rural Wisconsin Rapids man died when his truck went into a rain-swollen Eau Pieire River after a blowout. Marathon County reports a truck plunged into a guard rail into the Eau Pieire River.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
State Motor Vehicle Department
Fond du Lac
Elmer Klostermann
Brandon
Highway 44
Fairwater
Klostermann
Della Ozanne
Somers
Milwaukee Road
Kenosha County
Kenosha
Delinquent Baltimore youths linked to missing watchdogs
Police said two teen boys were found walking along a street reading a watchdog after dogs vanished from a roofing firm storage yard in Baltimore Maryland. The incident involves the youths and the missing animals as a linked case.
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Baltimore
Dodd Censure Move Snarled By Senate Debate
The Senate fights over Sen. Thomas J. Dodd censure with a procedural wrangle that could last a week. Sen. Long seeks a vote on the double billing charge before the ethics panel’s personal-use funds accusation. Leaders met but made no progress on breaking the impasse.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Mike Mansfield
Russell B. Long
Dodd
Connecticut
Senate Ethics Committee
Long
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
John Stennis
D-Miss
Ethics Committee
East St. Louis Man Arrested After Burglary Supplies Found
James Green 28 of East St Louis Illinois was arrested Monday while walking with a wheelbarrow containing an unopened safe a money order machine and postage stamps. He faces burglary charges tied to a local East St Louis pharmacy theft.
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East ST. Louis
MLAP
James Green
Green
East S J. Louis
Mostly fair and cooler tonight with low in fifties
Weather summary notes fair conditions continue tonight and mild weather returns Wednesday. Temperatures dip to the 50s overnight with a calm wind and lighter skies expected across the region. Details appear on page 11.
Delta Push By U S Force Kills 169 Viet Cong
An American Army-Navy task force pushing into the Mekong Delta killed 169 Viet Cong in a fierce night battle 19 miles south of Saigon. Twenty-eight American infantrymen were killed, 126 soldiers and sailors wounded, and four American helicopters shot down. Heavy air strikes and river gunships supported the assault as sailors moved upriver, with additional clashes reported in the northern 1st Corps and Binh Dinh Province.
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Saigon
Mekong Delta
U.S
Rach Hui River
U.S. Sth Infantry
1St Corps
Binh Dinh
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Navy
Conflict of Generations Behind Protests Not Really
A synthesis of studies from Berkeley Chicago and Penn shows student activists tend to be more intelligent tolerant and stable than nonactivists. They come from affluent liberal families many are Jewish and religion is less central to them. Activists are less alienated and more open to social issues than their peers while hippies and beats are more rebellious toward parental authority. Continued on Page 11 Col 5.
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New York Times News Service
New York
University of California At Berkeley
University of Chicago
Pennsylvania State University
Joseph Katz
Instiute
Stanford University
Invitation Turned Down By Kosygin
U S officials report Premier Kosygin declined President Johnsons invitation to visit Washington for a summit. He said he was in the United States for the U N emergency session on the Middle East and could not meet now. Johnson may still offer a meeting elsewhere while Kosygin stays for the U N talks.
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United Nations
Alexei N. Kosygin
Johnson
Washington
Kosygin
United States
U.N
U.S
Camp David
White Sulphur Springs
Hot Springs
New York
Moscow
Dean Rusk
U.N. General Assembly
Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Llewellyn Thompson
Assembly to Work On Own Highway Bill
Wisconsin lawmakers begin assembling their own version of Gov Knowles traffic safety program. Debate centers on seven bills including drinking age and sobriety tests while Knowles faction argues the substitute is a hollow shell.
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Assembly
Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Thont
Paul Hassett
Knowles
Senate
Curtis McKay
Cedarburg
Hassett
Assembly Highways Committee
Highways Committee
State
Lobbyists Testify Again in John Doe Probe
MADISON AP Two lobbyists Charles Brees of West Allis and Dorothy Effinger of New Berlin were to be questioned in secret on day two of the John Doe hearings. Twenty four witnesses including eight legislators are set to appear in the week long probe into last summer’s lobbying and bribery case connected to Milwaukee banker Howard Meister. Meister faces bribery charges over pressuring a lawmaker for a vote on a branch banking bill.
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Madison
Charles Brees
West Allis
Dorothy Effinger
New Berlin
John Doe
Dane County Dist
James Boll
Boll
William Sachtsen
Milwaukee
Howard Meister
Meister
Humphrey Lynch
Miss Effinger
Bodies of Two Border Guards Found in Cabin
SAN DIEGO Calif AP two young U S border patrolmen Theodore Newton 26 and George F Azrak 21 were found shot to death in a cabin about 70 miles north of San Diego Their bodies were tied with handcuffs around a pot bellied stove A Jeep club outing participant found them after a roadblock killing sparked a large manhunt with FBI and local agencies sealing the area and combing ravines and foothills for the killers
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San Diego
Calif
U.S
San Diego County
Riverside County
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Theodore Newton
George F. Azrak
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