Four U.S. Jets Lost In Intensified Fighting
In the past 24 hours American air forces intensified raids against North Vietnam with hundreds of sorties. Four U.S. jets were lost and crews of three aircraft reported missing or rescued. One pilot bailed out and was saved. two F101 recon planes disappeared and were listed as missing.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U. S
Air Force
Navy
Son la
Hanoi
Thanh Hoa
17Th Parallel Frontier
Vinh
Binh Duong
Senate's Tax Bill Approval Seen Today
The Senate aimed to vote today on the administration's six billion tax bill amid hopes to withstand major amendments. Senator Gore proposed replacing two excise tax hikes with a two year suspension of the 7 percent investment tax credit enacted in 1962. Supporters argued the credit boosts capacity and efficiency while Gore argued it is unnecessary amid high spending concerns.
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Washington
Senate
Albert Gore
Dtenn
Gore
Georges A. Smathers
D-Fla
Aeronautical Need to Be Factor in Airport Aid
Federal aid requests for Oshkosh Green Bay Eau Claire and other airports will be considered on aeronautical need FAA deputy administrator says. Proxmire sought investigation after a Brown County official attributed a remark to Morrow about funds. Total 1966 requests near 3 million plus 1987 plans for La Crosse and a central Wisconsin airport to serve Stevens Point Wausau.
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Oshkosh
Green Bay
Eau Claire
State Aeronautics Commission
Aero
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Proxmire
D. D. Thomas
Cole Morrow
Thomas
Morrow
Brown County
North Central Airlines
Winnebago County
la Crosse
North Central
Stevens Point - Wausau
Survivors Tell Woes in Storm in Buchanan MD
Ten residents of Buchanan on the Dakota plateau endured a blizzard that buried homes and knocked out power for 24 hours. Ralph Cebula and neighbors sheltered in basements as temperatures dropped. Alvin Schumaker and Clay ton Snitker repaired lines amid 70 mph winds. one resident survived three days buried in a trailer with no water and minimal beer. The storm left 18 dead across the Dakotas and Minnesota, with 12,000 cattle and sheep reported dead in South Dakota. disaster declarations followed.
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Buchanan
Dakota
Ralph Cebula
Cebula
Alvin Schumaker
Clayton Snitker
Walter Riker
Riker
Dakotas
Minnesota
Pierre
Nils A. Roe
South Dakota
Two Wisconsin Soldiers Killed in Viet Nam
The Defense Department listed two Wisconsin soldiers among 39 servicemen killed in action in Viet Nam. Army Spec. 4 James H. Page, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Page of Eagle River, and Pfc Phillip H. Clark, son of Robert Clark of Green Bay. Clark's father had been notified last week.
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Washington
Defense Department
Wisconsin
Viet Nam
Army
James H. Page
Theodore R. Page
Rt. 2
Eagle River
Wis
Phillip H. Clark
Robert Clark
Green Bay
Clark
Johnson to expand manpower programs in 1962
President Johnson told Congress the Manpower Development and Training Act will be expanded and improved to reduce unemployment and head off shortages. He outlined steps including broader data in employment reports, an office of manpower, and a focus on on the job training to meet prospective shortages.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Secretary of Labor
Manpower Development and Training Act
Police Arrest Second UW Student On Dope Charge
A second University of Wisconsin student, an 18 year old New York coed, was arrested for possession of marijuana and released on $500 bail. Her parents plan hospital treatment in New York and a Madison court appearance is scheduled. A 27 year old New Jersey graduate student was arrested Friday night in the UW Memorial Union for marijuana and other narcotics, released on $1,000 bail, with court scheduling to follow. Police say they maintain constant surveillance on narcotics use in the campus district.
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New York
Madison
New Jersey
UW Memorial Union
Full Crew Law Upheld by Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana Supreme Court ruled the 1937 railroad full crew law constitutional and lifted an injunction against enforcement. The measure requires firemen on all trains and extra brakemen on trains of 70 cars or more, challenged by more than a dozen railroads operating in the state.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana
Red China policy urged by hearing witness
Senate Foreign Relations Committee heard calls for drastic U S policy changes toward Red China designating recognition of the Communist regime, seating two Chinas in the United Nations, and expanding trade. A Doak Barnett of Columbia urged openness as hearings probe Viet Nam intervention risks.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
A. Doak Barnett
Columbia University
East Asian Institute
United States
United Nations
Barnett
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Viet Nam
Johnson
Fulbright
Major Quake Is Registered In Red China
Moscow dispatch from Tass reports a major earthquake detected in eastern China near Kaifeng Henan Province at 12 38 a m Moscow time with magnitude 10 on the Soviet scale about 8 3 on the U S scale. Japanese correspondents in Peking said walls cracked and furniture toppled but casualties were not reported.
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Moscow
China
Tass
Japan
University of California
Berkeley
Kaifeng
Henan
Peking
Soviet Union
United States
Alaska
Johnson Signals NATO Rift With De Gaulle Plan
President Johnson told Charles de Gaulle that his proposal to reorganize NATO’s military system strikes at the alliance and could affect U.S. French relations. Washington hinted the United States would remove NATO installations in France rather than place them under French command. Diplomats say talks with allies will continue, but France seeks control of foreign forces and bases.
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Washington
Johnson
de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
White House
United States
France
de Gate
NATO
West Germany
Glowing Object Spotted Over Northern Illinois
Residents across La Salle Will Grundy Kendall and DeKalb counties reported a mysterious bright sphere in the dawn sky. The object appeared reddish and rimmed while moving slowly toward the southeast, drawing multiple eyewitness accounts.
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Ottawa
Ilinois
la Salle
Will
Grundy
Kendal
DeKalb
Nelson Monument Wrecked by Blast in Dublin
A massive explosion devastated the 134 foot Nelson Monument on O’Connell Street at 1 30 am injuring no one. Police blame the Irish Republican Army amid Easter uprising anniversary tensions. Two teenage girls nearby escaped harm as bomb disposal teams searched the wreckage.
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Dublin
Irish Republican Army
E AP
Ireland
England
IRA
O'Connell Street
Adra
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
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Stephen Maugham
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