Wilkie Boyle Win Court Nominations in Wisconsin Race
In Milwaukee AP report the Wisconsin Supreme Court primary narrows to Justice Wilkie and Howard H. Boyle Jr as top contenders. Boyle attacked Wilkie over court reform and pornography cases, while Larsen trails. With 3,537 of 3,547 precincts counted, Wilkie leads, Boyle second, Larsen third. turnout nears 375,000 as April 7 election looms.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Horace Couesans
Willkle
Howard H. Boyle Jr
Beaver Dam
Boyle
Wilkie
Harry E. Larsen
Bruce Beilfuss
Beilfuss
Larsen
Supreme Court
Horace Wilkie
Lodge Says New Hampshire Victory A Great Honor
U S ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge calls his upset win in New Hampshire's Republican primary a great honor and compliment. He spoke from Hue Vietnam where he accompanies Defense Secretary McNamara on a fact finding trip, declining to discuss resignation or future candidacy.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
Lodge
Robert S. McNamara
Hue
Here
United States
GOP
Eccleston Motorcycle Crash Shatters Shop Window
In Malden England a shop window was shattered when Christopher Eccleston rode his motorcycle into it but was not hurt. The incident occurred Tuesday afternoon and the sign in the window inviting viewers to BBC 2 appeared to be involved.
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New Malden
England
UPI
BBC 2
Christopher Eccleston
Boyle Leads County in Primary Balloting
In Winnebago County voters favored Boyle over Justice Horace Wilkie in a county primary. Boyle led 3,361 to 1,908 with Harry Larsen of Superior, who was eliminated from the April 7 ballot, gaining 1,979 in the county. Oshkosh backed Boyle 820 to 488 for Wilkie and 384 for Larsen, while Neenah saw larger turnout for municipal races alongside the judicial contest. Continued on Page 16, Col. 1.
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Horace Wilkie
Winnebago County
Howard‘. Boyle
Beaver Dam
Wilkie
Boyle
Harry Larsen
Superior
Oshkosh
Larsen
Neenah
Defense rests in Ruby case in Dallas
In Dallas AP report, Jack Ruby’s defense rested after the defense counsel Melvin Belli announced no further witnesses. Dr Manfred Guttmacher testified Ruby was not legally sane when he killed Oswald, the defense claim central to the case.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Joe B. Brown
Melvin Belli
Belli
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Manfred Guttmacher
Baltimore
Guttmacher
Oswald
Henry M. Wade
Kennedy
State Man Killed In Viet Nam
The Air Force identified Col. Thomas M. Wergert of Milwaukee Wisconsin as the pilot of a plane that crashed 20 miles east of Tay Ninh in South Vietnam after a fuel wing exploded. He broke off a strafing pass as smoke trailed from the right wing and climbed to about 2,000 feet before the wing exploded. He is listed as missing. His father-in-law is WC Priebe of Milwaukee and his widow is Lorraine M. Hergert in Saigon.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force Today
Col
Thomas .M. Wergert
Milwaukee
Wis
Viet Nam
Tay Ninh
Air Force
Hergert
WC. Priebe
Lorraine M. Hergert
Saigon
Embassies Sacked By Cambodians
Rioting Cambodians sacked the American and British embassies and the U.S. Information Service library in Phnom Penh over three hours. The U.S. flag was burned while Cambodians replaced it with their own. Cars belonging to British and American missions were damaged as the crowd chanted anti Western slogans.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.S
England
Washington
State Department
Martin Cramer
Carmer
Herbert D. Spivack
United States
Norodom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
Thailand
South Viet Nam
LBJ name tied again to Baker probe
An affidavit from insurance man Don B Reynolds reportedly injects President Johnson into the Baker inquiry. Reynolds said Baker told him in February last year Johnson wanted to know the rebate or kickback on converting a 109000 dollar term life policy. The affidavit reached the Senate Rules Committee chair but had not been read.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Don B. Reynolds
Johnson
Reynolds
Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Sen
B. Everett Jorden
Dn.c
Soviets Describe New Hampshire Primary as Nonbinding Idea
Moscow dispatch from Tass says New Hampshire primaries are nonbinding for the two major parties. Tass notes the vote provides only an idea of influence on voters by Democratic and Republican candidates, clarifying it does not determine the presidential nomination.
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Moscow
Tass
New Hampshire
Seven States Hit by Floods
Surging flood waters swirled through seven Midwestern and Eastern states forcing thousands to evacuate. At least 19 people died as heavy rain, snow and winds battered hundreds of cities. Ohio River overflow threatened major flooding across Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. Red Cross rushed disaster workers to Cincinnati and Louisville as rivers surged through streets and homes. Officials reported 23 Kentucky counties, 16 Ohio, 15 Pennsylvania, and 6 Indiana affected with a 66 foot crest expected in Cincinnati.
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Associated. Press
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Ulnon
West Virginia
American Red Cross
Cincinnati
Louisville
Ohio Valley
Red Cross
Allegheny
Susquehanna
Illinois
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
W.va
Church clock stops after switch is flipped
UPI report from UrriawnaAM Ing land notes the church clock, electrified for 1400 dollars, suddenly stops. L H Hall, chairman of the parish council, confesses at the annual meeting that he switched off a wall switch, revealing it stopped the clock.
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Urriawnaam
Ingland
UPI
L. H. Hall
Lodge sweep tops New Hampshire write in primary
In New Hampshire the write in campaign of Henry Cabot Lodge dominated the leadoff primary. Lodge, U S ambassador to South Vietnam, captured all 14 Republican convention delegates as Goldwater Rockefeller Nixon Smith and Stassen trailed. With 302 precincts tallied Lodge led with 31 670 votes about 34 percent of the GOP total.
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Concord
N.H
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
Dan
Wiry
le Will Mag
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Rockefeller
United States
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Minnesota
Harold Stassen
Smith
Stassen
Johnson
White House
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
Queen Elizabeth II Welcomes Fourth Child Prince
Britain celebrates birth of Elizabeth II's son born at Buckingham Palace weighing 5 pounds 7 ounces. Queen and prince reportively well. The baby is third in line, behind brothers Charles and Andrew, with speculation on his name.
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London
Britain
Elizaabeth II
Buckingham Palace
John Weir
Vernon Hail
Prince Philip
Paul
Greece
James
Robert
Rupert
David
Princess Alexandra
Princess Margaret
Duchess of Kent
Alexandra
Elizabeth
Charles
Andrew
Anne
U.S. Protests Soviet Downing of Recon Bomber
The United States apologized and protested to the Soviet Union over the downing of an unarmed U S reconnaissance bomber and its three crew members over East Germany. Capt. David J. Holland, Capt. Melvin J. Kessler, and 1st Lt. Harold W. Welch were aboard. A Soviet protest was demanded and the crew’s fate remained unknown.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Speed
East Germany
Defense Department
Air Force
David J. Holland
Ambrose Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Abraham Kessler
Philadelphia
Harold W. Welch
Gerald W. Welch
Detroit
Holland
Toul- Rosieres Air Force Base
France
Kessler
Toulaire
Welch
William Tyler
Georgi M. Kornienko
State Department
Tyler
David L. Holland
Frankfurt
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Leo Fahey
Supreme’ Court
Waukesha
Winnebagoland
Henry Cabott Lodge
LBJ
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