CAB Rejects Outagamie Bid to Move Airport
Outagamie County lost its bid to switch airline service from Appleton to a new airport as the Civil Aeronautics Board refused to order North Central Airlines to relocate. The board denied a February petition for clarification of its January ruling, leaving court appeals as the only path forward while North Central and Winnebago County oppose the move. The dispute risks further litigation and leaves the Greenville airport underutilized.
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Outagamie County
Civil Aeronautics Board
North Central Airlines
CAB
Appleton
Whch
Outagamie
Winnebago County
North Central
Grand Chute
Oshkosh-Appleton
Outagamic
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Quiacomie
Greenville
Mark Catlin
Ouwlagamie County
Oshkosh
Ash Ritual Observance Led by Pope
Pope Paul VI marked the cross in ashes on his forehead signaling the Lenten season of penance prayer and fasting. He distributed ashes in the Apostolic Palace and Catholics worldwide paused to receive the rite. Ashes come from dried palms mixed with chrism as a reminder that humans are made from dust and will return to dust.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Apostolic Palace
Jets Hit Positions In Laos
More than 30 U S Air Force jets flew a mystery strike from Da Nang air base and were believed to attack Communist targets in Laos or possibly North Viet Nam. Officials would not disclose targets and noted attacks could continue in both countries. Aircraft were heavily armed with bombs and rockets. no Vietnamese planes joined the mission.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Laos
North Viet Nam
Im Saigon
Viet Nam
Wisconsin Toll Reaches 135 After Clark County Crash
By Associated Press the 1965 Wisconsin highway toll climbs to 135 with the death of Ronald F. Glenzer, 48, of Stanley, in a three car crash on Highway 29 near Stanley. He died Tuesday of injuries from the Sunday wreck in a hospital.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Clark County
Ronald F. Glenzer
Stanley
Highway 29
Stenley
Wisconsin Governor to propose special tax plan soon
Governor Knowles announced he will offer a special tax proposal within a week to 10 days hoping for bipartisan support to avert a stalemate. The plan follows closed door talks with Democratic and Republican leaders aimed at a compromise before any bill introduction. Continued on Page 8, Col. 8.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Communists Assail U. S. For Bombings In Vietnam
In Moscow 18 Communist parties condemned U S bombings in Vietnam and called for an immediate U S withdrawal from South Vietnam. They urged end to raids and unity though Red China and its allies did not attend. The statement warned of aggravating the international situation.
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Moscow
United States
Viet Nam
U.S
Red China
Tass
Southeast Asia
18 Partes
North
South Viet Nam
Democratic Republic of
Kremlin
Precour Firm to Build New Building at WSU Oshkosh
The Precour Construction Company Oshkosh awarded the general contract for a new food service building at Wisconsin State University Oshkosh. The $6.52 million project, financed by a Federal agency loan, will be built on Elmwood and Lincoln Avenues and serve 1501 residents, with completion targeted next year. Additional bids include Peters Plumbing $37,073 and R Wenzel $128,063 for heating, TK Electric Oshkosh $962,463, H F Kessenich $199,773 for equipment, and Mismeviter Chicago $12,297 for elevator work. The new facility will become the largest in eastern Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
University-Oshkosh
University
Reeve Memorial Union
SP A
Fond Sevice
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Washington, DC
Elmwood
Lin
Coln Avenues
Evans Wall
Fletcher Hall
Hoo
Fletcher
Breese
Evans
Stewart Halls
Wall
Board of Regents of State
Wniter
Toon Haiding
Dempsey Hall
Alzoma Boulevard
High Avenue
Solons Pledge To Press For Housing Plans
Washington legislators vow prompt action on President Johnson s housing recommendations with hearings anticipated. Key debates focus on creating a cabinet level housing department and rent supplements for low income families while extending public housing and urban renewal programs.
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Solons
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Capitol
Banking Committees
Cabinet Department of Housing and Urban Development
Senate
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
John Sparkman
D-Ala
John F. Kennedy
Housing and Home Finance Agency
House
Kennedy
Senate Government Operations Committee
Sin
John L. McClellan
Dark
Ribicoff
Dem
Arson Attempts Fail At Negro High School in Georgia
In Moult rie Georgia four fires were set Tuesday night at a segregated high school amid a racial dispute. Firefighters extinguished two fires near the band room and found two more attempts to burn the administration building before school opened. Principal Robert Daniels reported bottles with flammable liquid were thrown through a window. The first blaze started outside a machine housing the hard room. kerosene was used. Assistant Fire Chief Homer Price noted a similar incident earlier, marking the sixth arson tied to the school in three years. No arrests have been made.
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Moultrie
Robert Daniels
William Tyant High School
Homer Price
Price
a@renn
Wis alderman candidate reports 29 cent campaign donation
Madison reporter notes William Fields filed his aldermanic campaign expense report in the clerk’s office on Tuesday. He said his lone contribution was 29 cents from his wife Donna Fields, reportedly spent on writing paper.
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Madison. Wis
William
Fields
Donna Fields
Indonesia Seizes U.S. Rubber Plantations in Sumatra
The Indonesian government moves to take over Goodyear and U.S. Rubber Co plantations in North Sumatra valued at about 80 million dollars. A decree signed February 26 authorizes the action described as a management takeover, with U.S. claims possibly forfeited.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
North Sumatra
Goodyear
U.S. Rubber Co
Medan
Subandria
U.S
Howard P. Jones
Subandrio
Cambodia
Sukarno
Indonesian Communist Party
American Standard Vacuum Oil Co
British-Dutch Shell Co
Avalanche kills sixteen Swedish tourists in Austria bus disaster
An avalanche on the Radstaetter Tauern Pass swept a bus carrying 38 Swedish tourists. Four teens died at the scene, with a fifteenth victim dying later in hospital. The driver was unharmed. Ten more injured, 13 escaped. many victims suffocated under snow as rescuers freed passengers trapped inside the shattered bus.
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Salzburg
Austria
Weiss Jahn
Radstaetter Tauren
Alps
Tyrolean
Undertauern
Obertauern
Blizzard Buries Midwest in Prolonged Snow and Ice
A massive winter storm blasted the Midwest with heavy snow and ice. Minnesota and Iowa faced paralyzed travel, closed schools, and stranded motorists as drifts blocked roads and rail, with 28 inches at St Cloud and 18 inches dumped earlier. Additional sleet and freezing rain affected eastern Iowa to Michigan, Chicago visibility dropped to zero, and widespread disruption extended to Florida and Texas as reports noted rain, fog, and snow across multiple states.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Minnesota
Dakotas
Iowa
St Cloud
Minneapolis
Davenport
Wisconsin
Missouri
Arkansas
Illinois
Michigan
Chicago
Midway Airport
Florida
Texas
Midland
San Angelo
Treas
Rockies
Investigation into Atlas Centaur Rocket Failure
NASA officials probe an engine failure that caused a $12 million Atlas Centaur rocket to crash on the launch pad delaying the Surveyor program. The setback jeopardizes unmanned lunar lander tests planned to begin with a 1966 target, as officials assess the explosion's impact on Atlas Centaur and Surveyor timelines.
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Cape Krexnedy
Fla
Space Agency
Teday
Oudit
Surveyor
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Semi Retired Beccies Clocked by Chimney Blaze
A chimney fire interrupted fireman Arthur Bryants retirement presentation as he helped douse the flames and then returned to the ceremony to receive a clock marking his 25 years of service in England.
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Beccies
England
Arthur
Budget upholding marks Knowles address in Milwaukee
Governor Warren Knowles defended his 832 million biennial budget in a Milwaukee speech before the Political Education and Action League. He warned legislative cuts would be hard and noted bills seeking 35 million more. Ten people received awards at a dinner, including Ody J. Fish of Waukesha for Knowles campaign work. Assemblyman Robert Huber also received commendation.
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Milwaukee
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Political Education and Action League
Simmickry
Ody J. Fish
Waukesha
Robert Huber
West Allis
Lightning blamed for Maryland air disaster
The Civil Aeronautics Board ruled lightning as the probable cause of a Pan American World Airways Boeing 707 crash near Elkton Maryland on December 3 1963. Eighty one people were killed when a fuel air mixture ignited in a left wing tank triggering explosive disintegration. The jet had been en route from San Juan Puerto Rico to Philadelphia with a fuel stop in Baltimore.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pan Amercan World Airways
Elkton
Phiadelphia
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Rictimore
DelaWare Area
Airport Boardings Rise Again Despite Freight Dip
February airport statistics show total passenger boardings at the airport increasing to 20,483 from 19,? and arriving traffic up to 2A with overall freight shipments rising for some categories while outgoing express and terminating services fell. Sugarbeets and related freight declined slightly. Oshkosh express shipments reached 1,84 pounds versus 13,389 last period.
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North Central
Talion
Sugar Beasht Stunents
Air Freght
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Zaborski
Fred Risser
Precour
WSU O
Peters Plumbing & Heating Company
Omro
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Maryland
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