Planes Attack Red Oil Tanks Near Hanoi
Four U S Navy planes attacked underground oil storage tanks about 30 miles south of Hanoi with 88 percent destruction claimed by pilots. Ground fighting continued north of Da Nang as South Vietnamese forces pressed Viet Cong in Thua Thien Province. 54 communists killed and 15 captured. American casualties included one enlisted man and two officers lightly wounded.
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South Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S
Thua Thien
da Nang
Binh Son
Quang Ngai
Skyraiders
Moc Chau
South
Viet Nam
Xoai
Dong Xoai
Commonwealth Chiefs
London
Committee Recommends New Delinquent Boys School in North Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Senate Welfare Committee endorsed a bill to create a $5 million training school for delinquent boys in northern Wisconsin. Only Sen. Chester Dempsey opposed, urging expansion of existing facilities. Director Sanger Powers says the school would better rehabilitate youths than Wales or Plymouth additions. Studies by the Welfare Department support a new facility, sited north of a La Crosse Manitowoc line, needing 400 to 600 acres.
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Madison
Senate Welfare Committee
Wisconsin
Chester Dempsey
R-Hartland
Dempser
Sanger Powers
State Correctional Division
Wales
Plymouth
Powers
Welfare Department
la Crosse
Manitowoc
General Advises Hit Hard in Korea War Lesson
Gen Mark Clark, leader of UN forces in Korea, warned Chicago that the United States must continue bombing North Vietnam or face another Korea. He urged using all Air Force and naval aviation power and said the Korean War taught not to wage a manpower war. Continued on Page 8 Col. 7.
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Chicago
Mark Clark
United Nations
Korea
United States
Viet Nam
Clark
Indecision By Russian Reds Noted
Moscow informed sources say the Soviet Communist party will postpone its congress, signaling leadership disagreement on Viet Nam policy, U.S. stance, nuclear risk, consumer goods, industrial needs, military and space expansion, and party control. The next congress is moved from October to next spring.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
United States
Viet Nam
Communist Bloc
Soviet Union
Algiers ministers weigh Ben Bella crisis amid rioting
In Algiers foreign ministers meet as Boumedienne regime faces daily protests supporting ousted President Ben Bella. Riots intensify with hundreds arrested across the country. Japan’s Shiina withdraws. Nyerere reportedly plans a second-rank delegation. The summit looms in six days amid clashes with troops and riot police.
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Howari Boumediennée
Ahmed Ben Bella
National Assembly
Soviet Union
Malaysia
Ben Bella
Bether
Asia
We Sondot i Ti
Julius Nyerere
I, i Prige Tranese
Etsusaburo Shiina
Boumedienne
London
River crest eases as Great Bend braces for flood surge
Arkansas River flood warnings eased as Great Bend, Kansas, faced a projected crest of 13 to 14 feet after earlier forecasts of 21.7 feet. Levees were reinforced by sandbags to 13.5 feet and officials counted on a safer outcome. Spotters noted flows dropping to about one mile per hour as the flood spread, with earlier dire predictions giving way to cautious optimism. Authorities reported multiple areas affected and Red Cross involvement, with estimated damages around $22 million.
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Ued
Arkansas
Great Bend Kan
Great Bend
Broad Dizins
Sones
Red Cross
Two Die in Head On Collision West of Weyauwega
Wisconsin Rapids couple Edward Johnson 60 and Lovellia Johnson 36 were killed instantly in a head on collision involving a car and a semi trailer on US Highway 10 about a fourth mile west of Weyauwega shortly after 3 30 p m Tuesday. Kenneth Feldman 30 Milwaukee driver of the semi owned by Schwerman Trucking Co Milwaukee was cited by Waupaca County police.
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Weyauwega
Wisconsin Rapids
Edward Johnson
Lovellia
Waupaca County
Kenneth Feldman
Milwaukee
Schwerman Trucking Co
Kennedy Seeks Nuclear Weapons Check After Collision
Bob Kennedy asks for a nuclear weapons check as he brakes to avoid a car turning onto a town road. The semi veers left, crosses into the west lane, and hits the Johnson car head on. Police say the Johnson auto crushed. deaths raise Wisconsin 1965 toll to 411 with two other motorists killed. Clyde C. McKee 49 of mural Hillsdale died in a separate two car crash on Highway 48 near Rice Lake. Truax Air Force Base airman Eugene W. Belka 23 of Wayland Mich died in Madison Tuesday night in a crash.
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Johnson
Wisconsin
Rice Lake
Clyde C. McKee
Mural Hillsdale
Truax Air Force Base
Eugene W. Belka
Wayland
Mich
Madison
Se Toms
Kennedy seeks tougher nuclear controls and safety skate deaths
The New York Democrat urged stronger action to prevent nuclear proliferation and cited the 1963 test ban as a milestone while acknowledging obstacles from Red China. Separately the National Safety Council reported at least four skateboarding fatalities and dozens of injuries in April and urged parents to enforce safety rules and avoid steep slopes and driveways.
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New York Democrat
PAGO
Iidren
National Safety Council
Houston
Tex
Hiadelphia, Pa
Columaib Oe
New York City
Fort Worth, Tex
John *O'Fleming
Mamicil
Public Safety Department
Sage
U.S
Canal
Nces
Eming
Johnson to resume Egypt aid with 37 million in food
Washington reports President Johnson will restart the promised aid to Egypt under a three year program expiring June 39. State Department notes show improved U S U A R relations after a six month suspension. Egypt sought up to half a billion in assistance and arms to Congo rebels earlier.
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Egypt
Johnson
State Department
U.S
USAR
United States
Egypt Avoids US Congo Crisis, Offers Library Support
The Nasser government faced protests over U.S. actions in the Congo while providing temporary library facilities rent free. Officials stated that the USAR halted aid to Congo rebels in mid April, signaling a shift in regional support.
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U.S
Congo
USAR
Negotiators Fail to Dent Political Tieup
A smaller band of negotiators failed to break a tax deadlock but kept talks alive on a state budget revenue plan. They will survey caucuses on methods to raise new taxes and report to an afternoon meeting. Proposals included a one fifth of one percent income tax rise and a 10 percent surtax on incomes, with the top bracket exempt. Estimated new revenue totals about 85 million for the coming biennium. A larger group defeated ideas to extend sales taxes or raise income taxes further. Senator Hollander’s bid for a half percent income tax increase was rejected 11 to 3.
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Madison Iap
Hollander
Walter G. Hollander
Manitowoc Worker Crushed in Alaska Construction Accident
Anchorage AP report says Ronald Eugene Neuser, 21, of Manitowog Wisconsin, was crushed when a heavy beam struck him from a piece of equipment while he rode a large cast iron pipe at a construction site. State police described the fatal incident that occurred Tuesday.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Ronald Eugene Neuser
Anitewog
Wis
Elmer Neuser
Manitower
Tax Simplification Bill Reported Favorable by Committee
Madison AP The joint survey committee on tax exemption voted 4 2 to report favoring a simplification bill backed by Gov Warren Knowles in a bipartisan Senate test vote. The measure would adopt federal definitions of income and deductions for state income tax, costing the state and Texas affiliates about 36 million over two years and faces constitutional questions over publication and delegation of tax law writing. A separate testimony argued an additional blind tax relief bill is not welfare but encouragement, proposing up to 15 dollars back for single filers and 26 for married, effective 1965, with 1966 67 budget impact.
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Madison -Ap
Survey Committee
Warren P. Knowles
Senate
Teva
State Department of Taxation
Asst
Harold Persons
Congress
Assembly Taxation Committee
George Card
Sin Council
Water service limits spark dispute at center church request
A church near the city center asked for service and was refused, with the Public Service Commission ordering the city to supply water. Froehlich argued the pipeline extension was solely for the center’s use while Robert Mortensen of the Wisconsin Towns Association warned the bill could let utilities pick customers, labeling the measure as poor basic public utility law.
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Vilece
Appleton
State Public Service Commission
Froehlich
Robert Mortensen
Madison
Iconsin Towns Association
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