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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1968
Page
6
The notices detail on street stalls and city lots parking rules by symbol. Solid lines allow one hour for 10 cents, dashed lines one hour for five cents, diagonal lines two hours at 10 cents per hour, Xs two hours at five cents per hour.
The death of one year old Tammy Olson of rural Mukwonago in a Friday night crash raises Wisconsin's 1968 highway toll to 525, up from 446 a year earlier. Olson died from injuries suffered when an Olson car left the road west of Mukwonago and struck a mail...
MENASHA The UW Fox Valley Campus plans to join UW Green Bay on July 1 in a move officials call an upgrade yet students fear crowded facilities. With enrollment rising from 79 in 1951 to over 600 next fall, the senate petitions county boards and asks parents to press for maintenance and expansion of the UWGB Fox Valley Campus.
Seoul newspaper cites UPI that the United States and North Korea near a settlement on the seized Pueblo. Kyunghyang Shinmun claims U.S. forces planned secretly to prepare for crew return, based on informed American sources at Panmunjom. Pueblo seized January 23 off Wonsan with 83 crewmen, one later died.
The Rev. Mary Sherman led a lesson titled Sermon on the Mount at the Plainfield Baptist Circle meeting held Thursday afternoon at the church. Mrs. Lyle Cain will lead a planning session for next year and reported on a Green Bay conference. Rev. Sherman gave devotions for Bible study at the conference. Hostesses were Mines Nellie Hanson Laura Johnson and Ray Eager.
In Grand Rapids Ralph Bailey, 77, said a bandit entered his apartment and robbed him of $9 after spraying him in the face with a chemical deterrent that left his lips and face numb.
Washington AP report says House Rules Committee moved gun control bill to July 8 and scrapped next Tuesday's hearing. Senate Judiciary panel postpones further action to July 9. Proposal would ban mail and interstate shotgun and rifle sales to juveniles or residents of other states. Proponents note mail surge after Kennedy assassination is waning. Colmer plans to reallocate Tuesday hearing to foreign aid authorization.
Variable clouds and warmer temperatures expected across Wisconsin tonight and Sunday with a chance of showers or thundershowers, strongest in the south. Lows range upper 50s north to near 70 near the Illinois border, Sunday highs in upper 70s to low 80s. Winds mostly light, with stronger gusts in south thunderstorms. Outlook shows Monday partly cloudy and cooler with possible showers in the northeast.
Attractive 18 year old Rosalia Sottile made history in Palermo by becoming the first woman in Sicily to receive a hunting license. The milestone highlights changing roles for women in the region.
Paris reports a sweeping French crisis with inflation risks and potential franc devaluation. Government steps aim to cap price increases at 3 percent, aid exporters, and curb imports. Strikes boosted spending power, risking import surges that could lift some partners while limiting immediate gains for US and UK exporters.
In New York 300 McCarthy supporters walked out of a State Democratic Committee session after delegates were allocated. Paul O Dwyer led the break, accusing old guard leaders of favoritism as they protested a 15 percent delegate offer. He vowed to press for party change, not a new faction.
A morning thunderstorm in southeastern Wisconsin damaged property and disrupted power. Lightning struck a house triggering a fire in Delavan. downed power lines affected Walworth. extensive tree damage hit Williams Bay, Lake Geneva, and Genoa City. Severe warnings covered Walworth Racine Kenosha and Milwaukee counties. Temperatures rose with highs from 64 to 74 and lows around 51 to 69 as storms moved through the state.
McCarthy backers confront old-line Democrats at a state convention debate over at large delegates. Eleanor French and others plead for fairer McCarthy representation while Allard Lowenstein presses for pledges. Of 123 delegates elected June 18, 62 back McCarthy, 19 Humphrey, 30 Kennedy, with 12 uncommitted and McCarthy holding 77 percent of New York’s 192 votes.
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