Burns Fatal For Farmer In Neenah Family Tragedy
Arthur Christian 59 of Rt 1 Neenah died after fire consumed his clothing in the family yard near Highway 45 and County Trunk 6. Twin Walter suffered burns then aided by a tavern visit and telephone call to authorities. Arthur died at Theda Clark Hospital at 5 25 am. Walter listed in satisfactory condition. Coroner notes twins drank beers before accident. investigation ongoing by Winnebago County Sheriff's office with funeral services set for Monday at Kessler Funeral Home Allenville Community Baptist Church.
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Walter
Arthur
Highway 45
Theda Clark Hospital
Sheriff's Department
Winnebago County
Art C. Miller
Walter Christian
Gilbert Gibson
Gibson
Vinland
Otfo
Herman
Appleton
Edwin
Lar'sen
Herbert Gibson
Kessler Funeral Home
Jack E. van Liew
Allenville Community Baptist Church
Allenville
Navy Reveals New Weapon for Submarine Defense
Vice Adm. Charles B. Martell told the House Armed Service Committee that the Mark 46 torpedo, a deep diving, self guided antisubmarine weapon in production, can be launched by surface ships or aircraft. He said it addresses high performance nuclear submarines, noting Russia's large submarine force.
Big Cheese Exhibit Criticized as Waste of Wisconsin Funds
Democratic Lt. Gov. Patrick J. Lucey urged against spending 50000 state dollars on Wisconsin's 1965 World Fair display. He called the exhibit a shameful bungle and harmful to the state's reputation, criticizing its organization and coherence. Lucey wrote to Senate majority leader Robert Knowles amid pending approval.
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Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Lucey
Jack Olson
Tensions Rise Over Viet Nam
Washington reports rising U S Soviet strains amid expanding Vietnam war. U S officials fear worsened ties with Russia and possible China-Russia rift as North Viet Nam receives backing. Plans for high level visits shelved while U S air strikes target northern bases to deter Hanoi. Secretary Dean Rusk quoted.
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Russia
South Viet Nam
U.S
Red China
North Viet
Rules Student Nurse Building Is Tax Exempt
Milwaukee court rules student nurse training quarters at hospitals are exempt from property tax under Wisconsin law. Judge John A. Decker said five Milwaukee hospitals cited 1964 assessments by the City Tax Commission. He also found quarters in a chapel school at Milwaukee Hospital exempt, but several other disputed hospital property assessments, including a tennis court, await trial.
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Milwaukee Tapr
Wisconsin
John A. Decker
Milwaukee
Vincent A. Schmit
Decker
Milwaukee Hospital
Red China May Test Atom Bomb From Air
Dr. Ralph Lapp, a nuclear physicist, says Red China may drop an atom bomb from an airplane in its second nuclear test. The test would show China can deliver an atomic device, with experts expecting it soon.
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Washington
Ralph Lapp
Red China
Lapp
Fickle Manila suitor duels cousin over village girl
Francisco Dorado fought and killed his cousin Jose Escoma in a holoknife duel on Panay Island Tingkapon village over a marriage proposal that was later rejected.
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Manila
UPL
Francisco Dorado
Jose Escoma
Tingkapon
Panay Island
Dorado
Canon City church revival notice sent to radio station
A Canon City radio station received a mailed notice from a local church announcing the start of a revival meeting. The message invites the general public to attend with nightly singing planned.
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Canon City
Colo
Health Plan For Aged To Reach House
House Ways and Means Committee moved toward a three level comprehensive health plan for the aged with optional doctor bill coverage and hospitalization. The proposed approach includes hospitalization convalescent care home nursing benefits an optional extra cost plan for doctors drugs and related bills and expands Kerr Mills federal state system for low income elderly. Meetings were suspended till Wednesday while staff draft the bill.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Prison Doors Shut on Estes
Estes, sent to Leavenworth, begins a 15 year term after a two year fight over a mail fraud and conspiracy conviction tied to 24 million dollars in non existent fertilizer tank mortgages. The Supreme Court refused to hear his appeal in January, while he also faces a separate eight year state sentence appeal and a Dallas jury acquitted him in a third trial for lying in financial statements.
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Federal
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
United States Supreme Court
el Paso
Tex
Tyler
Dallas
U S Plans First Two Man Space Flight This Month
Houston officials say the United States will attempt a two man orbital flight in a single spare vehicle later this month. Dr George Mueller, assistant director for manned space flight, announced the plan in Washington. Earlier statements had set April as the target.
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Tex
United States
Manned Spacecraft Center
Washington
George Mueller
Manned Space Flight
Saigon on Full Alert as Mock Bomb Runs Stir Rumors
Police in Saigon went on full alert amid reports of anti American demonstrations over the weekend. Officials suspected neutralist groups might protest though none had formed by evening. A senior source said some officers warned generals might be out of favor, while Viet Cong activity around Da Nang intensified with an ambush killing the first regiment commander. Lt Col Ho Dae Hanh and five others were found dead, burned inside a destroyed armored personnel carrier. Eight F100 jet fighters supported ground operations near the border.
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South Viet Nam
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Ho Dae Hanh
Quang Nam
Quang Tin
Fulbright proposes U S Soviet aid ventures and canal cooperation
Senator J W Fulbright chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged joint U S Soviet aid ventures and a cooperative canal operation in Central America. He said such programs could reduce tensions and foster new attitudes, though large scale cooperation remains unlikely soon. The plan, planned as a speech at Penn State, was delayed by bad weather.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Pennsylvania State University
U.N
Middle East
Congo
Yanks Press New Complaints Over Viet Nam Arms
Saigon reports from SPi-American servicemen in South Viet Nam echo concerns over ammunition shortages shoddy weapons and missing equipment. Advisers from the Army Navy Marine and Air Force describe rusted hulls junked gear deteriorated iodine tablets and scarce chamois leather for filtering fuel amid ongoing supply problems.
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South Viet Nam
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Washington
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Air Force
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Sparta Parents Save 5 Children In Burning Home
A young farm couple in Sparta Wisconsin saved five children when a fire of undetermined origin destroyed their home. Jerry Laeck, 29, and his family escaped unharmed after maneuvering children to safety through a window. The blaze started about 3 am six miles southwest of town and left the residence largely ruined.
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Wis
UPI
Jerry Laeck
Laeck
Oround
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Tans
Alout
Here
Train Accident injures two crewmen near Manitowoc
Five Soo Line freight cars overturned at St John Calumet County injuring conductor Richard Farley and brakeman Mosey of Stevens Point. Officials say the crew were taken to Chilton hospital with the extent of their injuries not yet known. A Stevens Point wrecking unit moved in around 3 am today.
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Soo Line
St. John
Calumet County
Manitowoc
Stefans Pol
Trenda
Richard Farley
Prakeman
Mosey
Stevens Port the
Chilton
Stevens Point
Stolen 40 Manhole Covers Reported in San Antonio
In San Antonio Texas a thief stole 40 manhole covers from city streets. The incident was reported Friday by UPI and highlights municipal vulnerability in the Alamo City.
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San Antonio
Tex
Alamo City
May Draft Call Largest in Year
The Defense Department announced its largest draft call in more than a year. A May quota of 15,100 men was set on Friday, 1,400 more than April and the highest since 16,100 in January 195? The previous year's low was 3,300 in August. Enlistments have declined amid speculation the draft system may end.
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Washington
Defense Department
Income Tax Series Will Start Monday
The Associated Press announces a 12 article Wisconsin income tax series by Norman E Schley of Waukesha. The plan includes narrative descriptions of the revised form, explanations, and a Q and A section based on common problems. The series starts March 8 in newspapers and covers who must file, taxable income, credits, deductions, estimated taxes, and various returns.
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Norman E Schley
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