Wisconsin voters weigh two for state supreme court
Milwaukee UPI report says about 15 percent of eligible Wisconsinites are expected to vote in the statewide race to select two candidates for the state supreme court. The top two advance to the April 7 general election for a 10 year term at 17,500 annually.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Supreme Court
TNE Slhle Anuul
Harry E. Larsen
Superior
Horace Wilkie
Howard H. Boyle Jr
Beaver Dam
High Court
Missouri
Leo Fahey
Wisconsin
Wilkie
Justice
Subway Ad Joke Provokes London Quiet Chuckles
A London subway station displays an advertisement claiming seventy five percent of top clergy read the Times. A scribbled reply notes the remaining twenty five percent buy it, prompting light humor in the underground setting.
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London
UPI
Times
Indecision Hangs Over New Hampshire Primary
In Concord New Hampshire indecision clouded the Republican presidential ballot as voters faced a complex choice among five official entries and two write ins. Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller led the field with Henry Cabot Lodge Nixon write ins also present and the outcome could propel late movers into the nomination contest.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Reynolds Rips Wallace Asks Voters Reject Him
Wisconsin Governor John W. Reynolds denounces Alabama Governor George C. Wallace as a symbol of the worst parts of society and urges voters to reject him in the presidential primary. Reynolds plans to curtail a European tour and mobilize religious and civic leaders to fight Wallace's civil rights platform.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Lyndon B. Johnson
Wallace
Wal
Johnson
South Africa
Wallace enters Wisconsin primary with civil rights debate challenge
Wallace filed his delegate slate for Wisconsin’s 46 votes at the Democratic national convention last Friday and challenged Reynolds to a civil rights debate. Reynolds said no decision yet and argued there are not two sides to human rights. The move signals a pause in intraparty bickering as Wallace joins the race.
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Wisconsin
Wallace
Reynolds
Montgomery
Ala
Jace Kid
Storms Cause Widespread Damage Across Midwest and Southwest
Violent storms lashed the Midwest and Southwest with heavy rain wind and hail causing property damage. Tornado reports touched Missouri while Texas and Illinois faced strong winds and power outages. Rivers swelled with evacuations feared as Kentucky and Ohio Near flood stages.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Texas
Missouri
Illinois
Ohio
Lutesville
Aviston
Waco
Tex
Kentucky
Ohio River
Maysville
Weather Bureau
Arrest Marine After LBJ Threats in New Hampshire
A 32-year-old ex-Marine, Norman J. Estes of Nashua, admitted mailing threatening letters to President Johnson and said he planned to go to Washington, buy a rifle, and await an opportunity to shoot the president.
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N.H
Johnson
Norman J. Estes
Nashua
Washington
Sinatr a Jr kidnap case defendants plan appeals
In Los Angeles AP families of Joseph Amsler Barry Keenan and John Irwin announce plans to appeal after each was sentenced to life in prison on all six counts of the federal indictment for the Frank Sinatra Jr kidnapping. Judges ordered psychiatric exams before final terms.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
George Forde
Joseph Amsler
Barry Keenan
John Irwin
Keenan
Amsler
Lake Tahoe
Calif
William G. East
Federal
Springfield
Irwin
Four Get 4 Million In Jewels
Four masked gunmen ambushed six American tourists in downtown Nassau and robbed them at gunpoint of jewels worth about 4 million dollars. The robbers fled Bahamas shores after ramming a stolen car into a taxi carrying the victims from a Nassau casino to a Paradise Island launch. Police mobilized the island’s force and suspected Americans. No injuries were reported and the loot included necklaces a diamond ring and bracelets. Continued on Page 14 Col 1.
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Nassau
Bahamas
UPI
Bahamas Island
Paradise Island
Nigel Morris
Morris
Johnson urges Congress to act on manpower policy proposals
President Johnson outlines a National Manpower policy requiring annual reporting under the 1962 act. He calls for several congressional proposals and two major administrative actions to curb youth unemployment, attack poverty, strengthen education, revitalize high unemployment areas, curb excessive overtime, stamp out discrimination, extend unemployment insurance, and broaden Fair Labor Standards Act protections.
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Congress
Johnson
Airliner Slams Home Leaving One Dead in Hoff man Estates
An un scheduled DC3 carrying 28 ski club members crashed into a split level Hoff man Estates home near O Hare Airport. Co pilot Danny Jordan of Gary Indiana was killed while pilot Virgil Pronovost was freed from the wreck and hospitalized with possible internal injuries. The 28 passengers escaped with minor injuries. Civil Aeronautics Board officials opened an investigation into the crash.
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Chicago
UPD
Upper Michigan
Hoffman Estates
Danny Jordan
Gary
Ind
Fox Valley
O'Hare International
Victor Golubski
Golubski
Virgil Pronovost
Pronovost
Northwest Community Hos
Pital
Carl Selke
Hoffman
UPI Telephoto
Johnson to Cut Draft Age to 17 in Poverty Program
President Johnson seeks to lower the draft age to 17 to speed up the war on poverty. The plan targets 500,000 youths yearly who fail the Army general classification test and would enter specialized schools focusing on education and vocational training. A second item reports a Trans World Airlines jet landing safely in London after a suspected hydraulic failure.
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Johnson
Congress
Sargent Shriver
War On Poverty
Selective Service
Shriver
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
New Deal
London
UPS
Trans World Airlines
New York
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