Kosygin calls White Paper a Black Book
Soviet Premier Kosygin denounced the State Department White Paper on South Viet Nam at a Leipzig reception, calling it a black book and accusing the US of dirty acts. Peking said the document was a pretext for new attacks on North Viet Nam as lawmakers noted its persuasive case for Communist involvement and possible expanded action. Continued on Page 15.
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Washington
Alexei N. Kosygin
Red China
State Department
South Viet Nam
Kosygin
Leipzg
Department
Peking
North Viet Nam
L& Action
Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Phu Yen
Mardi Gras Parade Enlivens New Orleans Festivities
Multitudes packed New Orleans for Mardi Gras finale as thousands surged for trinkets from floats in five carnival parades. Clubs of Venus Thoth and Mid City led, with Poseidon and Zeus appearing in the suburbs. Proteus the sea god parade sets the stage for Tuesday’s big blowout.
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New Orleans
UPI
Venus
Thoth
Mid-City
New Orleanns
Posexion
Zeus
Proteus
Redgranite Man Wounded After Roadside Shooting
Clayton R. Wiex, 44, of Redgranite, was critically injured by a bullet wound to the side after an argument on Highway 13 in the Town of Saratoga. A 24-year-old Plainfield man is in custody as the shooter. another vehicle forced Wiex’s car off the road before the attack. Wiex, married with three children, was born in Redgranite and works for the Chicago Pickle Co.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wood County
Clayton R. Wiex
Pine River Road
Redgranite
Highway 13
Saratoga
Sherif Thomas Forsyth
Plainfield
Forsyt
Wilcox
Chicago Pickle Co
Speeding drivers skew female in four month survey
Motorist Richard Fussell of Bickerley said a four month survey of 500 drivers who overtook him found 297 were women. Of those 297, 213 were wearing glasses. The report comes from Bournemouth England.
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Bournemouth
England
Richard Fussell
Bickerley
Milwaukee 16 year old confesses fatal knife attack
A 16 year old boy, released only a day earlier from a state delinquent institution, confessed to fatally stabbing John Baker, 16, who chased and was attacked by three youths as they tried to rob him near a Milwaukee drugstore. Police captured the assailant at a friend’s home about 25 hours later. companions, also 16, were held. Witnesses noted a white scarf worn by the attacker.
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Milwaukee
Matthew Deehr
John Baker
Baker
President Adolf Schärf of Austria Dies at 74
Vienna AP report says President Adolf Schärf, a socialist who battled both Nazis and Communists, died Sunday at 74 from a liver ailment worsened by flu. Chancellor Josef Klaus will helm duties until a new president is elected by the Cabinet. Schärf was elected in 1957 and re elected, becoming the third Austrian president to die in office.
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Vienna
Austria
Adolf Schaerf
Josef Klaus
Schaerl
32nd Destined To Be Brigade
Washington AP report says Wisconsin's 32nd National Guard Division likely becomes a brigade under the 47th Minnesota National Guard Division. Congressman Race quoted that Defense Department officials signaled the plan at a briefing for six Wisconsin lawmakers.
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Washington
Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard
Minnesota National Guard
John A. Race
D-Wis
Red Arrow
Minnesota
Defense Department
32Nd
Robert McNamara
Race
47Th National Guard
Wisconsin National Guard
32Nd Brigade
84Th Army Reserve Division
Ith
National Guard
Warren Knowles
Ralph Olson
Adjusta
Knowles
Pacife
Laird Attacks Great Society and Johnson Foreign Policy
Rep. Melvin L. Laird, top House Republican, branded Johnson's Great Society as a blueprint for one party rule and warned of a central government dictating conformity. He urged alternatives and warned against risking a single party majority in the 9th Congress. The speech also touched on Wisconsin military plans and unit reassignments affecting the Wisconsin National Guard and divisions in a broader defense context.
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Washington
LPD
House
Johnson
Great Society
Melvin BR. Laird
R-Wis
House Republican Conference
Viet Nam
Laird
Congress
America
der Ali
Jotson
Societ
Five Wisconsin traffic deaths push 1965 toll higher
Weekend crashes across Wisconsin claimed five lives, including Chester Dillon of Wakefield and Neenah, as highways 41 and 151 saw fatal collisions and a car fire near Edgerton. Other victims were William Knuth of Pewaukee and a Fond du Lac area two-car crash victim. Traffic was rerouted, delays persisted, and officials noted the year’s toll rising to 133.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Chester
Dillon
Wakefield
Mich
Midwest Bulk Oil Co., Inc
Neenah
Highway 41
Waukesha
Milwaukee County
Milwaukee County General Hospital
Little Chute
Milwaukee
Menomonee Falls
John Joseph Guth
John Guth
Waupun
Fond du Lac
Floyd Kurth
Edgerton
Mary Jo Watson
Dane
William A. Knuth
Pewaukee
Four Killed and 15 Wounded by Accident in Mekong Delta
In an air strike halt near the Mekong Delta, four South Vietnamese troops were killed and 15 wounded due to a liaison error between ground advisers and U.S. air units. Ground forces with helicopter support pressed the offensive as heavy mortar fire and mines challenged operations.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong
U.S
Paper Moon Shot Planned For Tuesday
Cape Kennedy AP An Atlas Centaur rocket will launch Tuesday to propel a model of the Project Surveyor toward a fictitious moon. The so called paper moon shot aims at a space 248000 miles away where the real moon will be next October when a live Surveyor is planned to land. The mission seeks trajectory data in advance of the October lunar landing to test if the surface can support astronauts.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Project Surveyor
Space
Space Agency
Lunar
Avi
Change in Brown County chairmanship sparks new election
The State Democratic committee voided the Brown County results and ordered a new election after disputes over vote counts. In Marinette, Ted Betley won a 323 to 12 final tally after initial results failed to reach a majority. The panel also rejected two Brown County tallies, keeping Green Bay area figures in focus and proposing a higher delegate registration fee for the June state convention.
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Milwaukee
State Democratic Party
Marinette County
Ted Betley
Brown County
Seller
Marinette
John Brady i Green Bax
Ate Parts
Chirman Loans
Hanson
Joseph Delveans
Green Ren
Brady
Marie Theresen
la Fit
Periaens
Joby Mooney
Janesville
Anther
Ates Dane
Sla
Green Bay
Appalachia Bill Moves Through House Debate
The Appalachia bill, approved by the Senate, faces House debate this week with a final vote expected Tuesday. It would authorize $1.04 billion for highway construction and $237 million for early program grants in 11 Appalachian states including West Virginia, Alabama, Georgia, and more. House opponents push back on expansions aiding other areas and Kennedy backed provisions may extend benefits to 13 New York counties.
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Senate
House
Appalachia
Cnal
House Public Works Committee
New York
Robert F Kennedy
DX Y
West Virgina
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Maryland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Viet Nam
Cardinal Meyer Shows Some Improvement After Operation
Cardinal Meyer, 61, shows improvement after brain operation. Doctors report a walnut sized growth was removed and laboratory tests will determine if it is malignant.
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Cardinal Meyer
Vibert Meyer
Ates
Sanday San
Tuewlas
Duke of Windsor On Road to Recovery
London AP reports the Duke of Windsor, who had retinal detachment surgery on his left eye last Friday, made a comfortable night and remained in satisfactory condition Sunday at a London clinic. Officials released a medical bulletin stating his status is improving as he recovers.
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London
Duke of Windsor
It Will Be Colder In State Tomorrow Weather Update
A strung together forecast notes colder conditions across the state tomorrow with a mix of drizzle and gusty winds. Temperatures range from the low 40s to the mid 60s in scattered towns as northern and western areas feel the chill and fog reduces visibility.
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