Five of Seven Dallas Escapees Recaptured
Seven prisoners escaped from Dallas County Jail during the Ruby murder trial melee. Four were recaptured shortly after, a fifth was found at a residence, and two remained at large. During the escape a hostage, Ruth Thornton, confronted an escapee with a pistol. Little Lynn Bennett, a former Carousel Club worker pregnant and near due date, witnessed the scene and later testified.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Karen
Lynn
Little Lynn
Bennett
Ruby
Melvin Belli
Rosemary Allen
Ruth ‘Thornton
David Gregory
Ruth Thornton
Gregory
Thornton
UPI
Ills Linked to Income in Low Income Children
Government study shows paralysis blindness and multiple disabilities in low income children exceed those in other youths. Findings highlight chronic illness linked to poverty and access to care.
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Washington
Coast Guard hunts downed plane in Lake Michigan
Coast Guard boats including the cutter Raritan search Lake Michigan near Kenosha Wisconsin after a single engine plane reportedly crashed Friday night. Spokesmen say an air search is planned and no trace or missing persons have been reported.
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Coast Guard
Kenosha, Wis
UPI
Raritan
Lake Michigan
Two Rivers
Toll rises as Wisconsin traffic deaths reach new high
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin’s 1964 highway toll reached 160 with two separate crashes claiming Gail Book' 19, of Kenosha, and Bryan Behneke 23, of Kenosha. They had stopped to assist a stalled vehicle when struck by oncoming cars. Another fatal crash near Unity on Highway 13 killed Wayne Schnabel, 20, of Clark County.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Gail Book
Kenosha
Miss Bork
Bryan Behneke
Kenosha County
Behneke
Miss Book
Behncke
Wayne Schnabel
Clark County
Highway 13
Unity
Express Agency Plans Terminal in Oshkosh for Fox Valley
Railway Express Agency announces a $150000 terminal to serve Oshkosh and Fox River Valley cities including Neenah Menasha Appleton Fond du Lac Ripon Waupun and Berlin. Construction aimed to start in April with completion by fall. three acres in Oshkosh industrial park eyed for site near the airport.
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Oshkosh
Railway Express Agency, Inc
Fox River Valley
Oshkosh Rea
Neenah - Menasha
Appleton
Fond du Lac
Ripon
Waupun
Berlin
DeGrand
REA
City of
Winnebago County
Oregon Street
Daily
Northwestern
Air Express
Milwaukee
South Vietnamese Drive Kills Two Guerrillas Near Saigon
South Vietnamese forces killed two Communist guerrillas and captured 33 Friday near Saigon in Vinh Binh province in the Mekong Delta. The operation was conducted by civil guards and a regular army unit with air support. government casualties were not disclosed.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Vinh Binh
Mekong River
MacArthur Faces Recovery After Gallbladder Operation
General Douglas MacArthur, 84, undergoing gall bladder removal and bile duct stone extraction at Walter Reed Army Hospital, was found to have obstructive jaundice caused by stones rather than cancer. Surgeons cleared the bile duct, removed the gall bladder, and expect recovery in two to four weeks with no further surgery planned.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Leonard D. Heaton
Army
MacArthur
Heaton
Improvement Program for UW Madison Stages plan to expand Camp Randall
The University of Wisconsin outlines a $3 million athletic facilities enhancement, including 12,500 new east seats at Camp Randall, a new press box, and a winter sports arena. Final regent approval awaits, funded by athletic receipts and higher ticket prices. Athletic Director Ivy Williamson notes Camp Randall cost about $2.4 million and arena $600,000, with ticket prices rising in September from $4 and $3 by $1 each and student books from $10 to $12.
Lodge Named GOP Presidential Candidate by Draft Lodge
In Manchester New Hampshire UPI dispatch says Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge was declared a candidate for the Republican Presidential nomination by the Draft Lodge movement. The announcement cites advice from his son George Cabot Lodge that the senator would not withdraw his name from the Oregon primary before the deadline next Monday.
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Manchester
N. KH
UPI
Henry Cabot Lodge
Draft Lodge
George Cabot Lodge
Oregon
Hundreds Routed By High Water Across Four States
Ice choked rivers overflowed ripping boats from moorings and forcing hundreds from homes across four northeast states. A Great Lakes storm dumped heavy snow and frigid temps. Two Berlin Wisconsin brothers died in a seven foot water pool, a Crawfordsburg Indiana boy drowned at a sewage plant, a Milwaukee couple found dead in a car buried by snow drift, and a six mile long ice gorge disrupted the Allegheny River from Rimerton to Pittsburgh. Continued on Page 17 Col 1.
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United Press International
Upper
Great Lakes
Berlin
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Allegheny River
Rimerton
Pittsburgh
Three Children Die In State Fire In Newton
Three children perished when a house trailer burned in Newton Wisconsin. The parents were hospitalized in Manitowoc for shock and the father suffered lacerations reentering the trailer. Fire reported at 8 59 am. Names of victims not yet released. Newton lies about eight miles south of Manitowoc.
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Newton
Wis
Manitowoc
Four Children Die in Taft House Fire
Four children died in a Friday night fire at their Taft Oklahoma home. The mother Kathryn Nunley escaped with four other children. victims named Karen 11, Eric 3, and twins Nannette and Annette about 2.
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Taft, Okla
Kathryn Nunley
Karen
Eric
Nannette
Annette
King Paul Lies in State as Constantine Reigns
In Athens King Paul lies in state after death from post surgery complications. His son Constantine, now King, rides beside the hearse as Greece endures national crisis over Cyprus. Crowds line the route to view the king’s bier. Queen Frederika and royal family members accompany the procession.
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Athens
Greece
Paul
Constantine
Tatoi
Metropolis
Tatoi Palace
Frederika
Anne Marie
Denmark
Irene
Cyprus
Lycabetus Hill
Johnson
U.N
U Thant
Tino
King Paul
Con
Wallace Third To Enter Race
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace enters Wisconsin's April 7 preferential primary as a third presidential candidate. Wisconsin figures like Mrs. Lloyd Herbstreith of Oshkosh push Wallace's ballot placement while Reynolds and Byrnes defend their respective party paths and Civil Rights positions.
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Alabama
With Herbstreiths
Oshkosh
George C. Wallace
Wis
Lloyd Herbstreith
Oshconsin
Kosh
Wallace
Madison
Wisconsin
Tion
John W. Reynolds
Lyndon B. Johnson
John W. Byrnes
Reynolds
Byrnes
William Proxmire
Fire destroys cottage. man dies from burns
Alfred Layne, 56, of Los Angeles died after a fire in his cottage. Fire officials said the blaze started in a storage compartment of a wooden leg Layne wore below the left knee. He was pulled from an overstuffed chair but suffered burns over 95 percent of his body.
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Los Angeles
UPL
Alfred Layne
Layne
General Hospital
Johnson to outline Alliance for Progress and aid shakeup
President Johnson plans a major speech on U S Latin America policy tied to the Alliance for Progress. He will also send a foreign aid plan to Congress, led by the Ball committee, stressing self help and closer AID-State Department coordination.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Alliance For Progress
Congress
George W. Ball
Inter-American Committee
Organization of American States
Alliance
Agency For International Development
State Department
Ball Committee
Diplomats To Receive Real Parking Tickets In Washington
The State Department告告 diplomats they must pay actual police parking tickets in Washington. Nonpayment will prevent issuance of diplomatic license plates. It cites 8,000 warning notices issued in 1983, up from 1962, all previously nonpayable.
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Washington
UPS
State Department
Department
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Joe B. Brown
Lee Harvey Oswald
President Kennedy
Johnny R. Jenkins
Burnell Hall
H.H. McKaye
Winnebagoland
Express Agency
Fox Valley
Alle Ldal NY
LBJ
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