Marilyn Brahmsteadt New Miss Wisconsin
Marilyn Brahmsteadt, a twenty year old from Wisconsin Rapids, crowned Miss Wisconsin at Oshkosh Civic Auditorium. She won swim suit honors, performed a song and dance, and began Miss America Pageant training as part of a top ten lineup including Pamala Fox and Nancy Galafsky.
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Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Fredrick Brahmsteadt
11Th Street South
Wisconsin Rapids
Barbara Burk Baugh
West Alls
Miss Brahmsteadt
Joan Enghe
Terry Gillette
Sharon Singstock
Atlantic City
Miss Wisconsin
Wisconsin State University-Oshkosh
Janice Ann Marie Martinson
Nekoosa
White Water University
Cheryl Ellen Davies
Maywood
Eau Claire
Cheryl Diane Lavalley
Carol Buelow
Sweep to Clear Poor From Resurrection City
Police begin a dawn sweep at Resurrection City to remove residents who missed the 10 42 a m deadline as more than 1 500 officers and 800 900 National Guardsmen stand by near the Lincoln Memorial. Demonstrators plan a Capitol Hill march despite the closure notice and renewed police action.
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Washington
Resurrection City
Grant Wright
U.S. Park
Wright
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Park
District of Columbia
Metropolitan
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Agriculture Department
Abernathy
Department
Secretary of
Orville L. Freeman
Senate Agriculture Committee
Capitol Hill
Capitol
Hosea Wiliams
Bonus Army
Stadium stampede in Buenos Aires leaves hundreds harmed
At River Plate Stadium a crowd crush followed clashes between River Plate and Boca Juniors fans. Hooligans tossed burning newspapers down the gangway killing 70 and injuring at least 65 seriously as fans rushed to exits. Gate 12 may have been shut, trapping spectators amid flames and panicked cries. Survivors recount crushing injuries and chaotic scenes as the fight turned deadly.
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Buenos Aires
River Plate
Boca Juniors
River Plate Club
Williams Kent
Gate 12
Argentina
Boca Junior
Merchants say parking ban on Main Street premature
Downtown merchants challenge the proposed elimination of parking on the east side of Main Street between Washington Avenue and Church Street. They urge timing with off street parking planned, and call for committee input before the Common Council acts. Some store managers oppose removal now, fearing loss of customers.
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Common Council
Main Street
Washington Avenue
Church Street
Richard Koehn
First National Bank
Koehn
M. Edward Kelly
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Harris
J. C. Penney
N. Main
Sidney Hirschberg
Jeffrey’s
Hurschberg
Frank Steckbauer
Continental Clothing Co
Gaullists Score Victory in First Round of French Vote
In Paris, Gaullist forces defeated leftwing rivals in the first parliamentary round. Final tally shows Gaullists with 9.6 million votes to 9.1 million for Communists and other left groups. turnout produced 142 seats for Gaullists with 150 more in runoffs, while Communists won six outright seats and led in 23 others.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Aids
National Assembly
Commmunist
Waldeck Rochet
France
Communist Party
Federation of the Left
Center Party
Socialist Party
Trot
Skyites
Pierre Mendes- France
Grenoble
Jean-Marcel Jeanneney
Georges Pompidou
Maurice Couve de Murville
Michel Debre
Defense
Pierre Messmer
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Vegter
Marilyn Brahmsteadt
Rice Lake
Linda Diane Stilley
Marie Stilley
Congress
America
UPFI
Omar Palizza
Felix Porto
Cesar Romero
Winnebagoland
Pat
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