Oshkosh Area Plans Seek School Building Program
Oshkosh area school officials presented immediate and long range building proposals to the board, based on city planning criteria and district enrollment data. Plans include additions to Franklin Elementary and Webster Stanley Junior High, a new 650 pupil junior high, remodeling at Merrill Junior High, and future site acquisitions for several elementary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Oshkosh
of Schools
Perry A. Tipler
Gail
Sch
Pal Lial Lie
Warren J. Rahn
Supt
Tipler
Oshkosh Area
City of Oshkosh
Planning Commission
Harland Bartholomew & Associates
Franklin
Webster Stanley
Bismarck Avenue
Witzel Avenue
Merrill Junior High School
Roosevelt Junior High School
Dale and
Jefferson
Read
Pt. Said
Winnnebago
Satance
Kago
Murdock
South Park
Grange - Oakwood
Grange
Murdock Avenue
Vinland Road
Northeast
Dale, Jefferson
Washington
Lincoln
Longfellow and Merrill
Air Service Is Turned Down for Sheboygan County
The U S Court of Appeals denied Sheboygan County Wis appeal to require sched uled air transportation at its airport. North Central Airlines opposed the move citing existing Manitowoc service 28 miles away. The CAB kept Manitowoc tied to Sheboygan as a hyphenated point, and the court said the board’s reasoning had support in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Sheboygan County
Wis
Cuban ships investigated after radio report near Miami
Coast Guard received a British radio report that three or four Cuban fishing boats fired on something in the Atlantic between Miami and Bimini Island. The Madame Elizabeth identified the British vessel. A Coast Guard plane from Miami was dispatched to Bimini, about 70 miles away, to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Bimini Island
Bimini
Airmen Alive In Germany After Soviet Shootdown
Three American airmen shot down over East Germany were reported alive and hospitalized. The United States denied Soviet spying charges and said the RB-66 reconnaissance aircraft was on a routine training mission. Captains Holland and Kessler and Lt. Welch were named as the missing crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
East Germany
United States
Gardelegen
Soviet Union
David I. Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Ke
U.S
House Leaders Support Federal Pay Raise
House leaders rally for a bill to lift federal pay for 1.7 million workers, with averages around 450 dollars per year for mailmen and secretaries. The measure faces possible trimming from 19 000 to 7 500 dollars for high paid officials and a roll call vote to follow. Wisconsin delegation splits. six Wisconsin lawmakers vote against passage in a 251 147 vote to proceed.
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Washington
House
Congress
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Albert
Morris K. Udall
Dariz
Wisconsin
U.S
Johnson
Byrnes
Laird
O'Konski
Schadeberg
Thomson
van Pelt
Kastenmeier, Reuss and
Zablocki
Labor Chief Rebuked As He Protests
Hoffa receives an eight year federal sentence for attempting to bribe a Nashville jury in 1962. Judge Frank Wilson orders four years on each of two counts, to run consecutively, plus a total $10,000 fine. Hoffa proclaims innocence as the judge condemns tampering with the basis of civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
UPI
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Frank Wilson
Hoffa
Wilson
Nashville
Flood Waters Rout 110000 Across Five States
Kentucky’s Louisville area braces behind floodwall as Ohio River swells after heavy rains. Crests near 47 feet threaten downtown and towns like Shepherdsville. Red Cross shelters house 12000+ victims. governors seek federal disaster aid from President Johnson.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Ohio
Bluegrass
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Shepherdsville
National Guardsmen
10Th Street
Red Cross
Indiana
West Virginia
Edward T. Breathitt
Matthew Welsh
Johnson
Wisconsin Toll Reaches 170 After Milwaukee Death
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin highway toll for 1964 reached 170 with the death of Lester J. Morris a 67 year old Milwaukee man. He died in a hospital Wednesday night from injuries after his auto struck a light pole near his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Lester J. Morris
Five Killed In Ohio Fire Claims Family of Six
A Cleveland east side house fire killed five members of the Hayes family and injured Judy Hayes as she was treated for head cuts and shock. Firefighters identified victims as James Hayes 28 and his children Terry 8 James Jr 6 Vicki 5 and Sharon 3. Judy Hayes 25 was hospitalized in stable condition.
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Cleveland, Ohio
James Hayes
Terry
James Jr
Vicki
Sharon
Hajes
Judy
St. Alexis Hospital
U S Embassy In Cambodia Badly Smashed
UPI reports the U S Embassy in Phnom Penh lay in ruins after anti American demonstrations. British Embassy also damaged as crowds attacked. no injuries reported. Destruction listed includes medical dispensary library post office cafeteria and office furniture.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
UPI
U.S
Stray Cat Trapped by Faulty Meter Found in Perries Home
Welfare workers for three nights hunted a stray cat blamed for beeping sounds under the Per ries kitchen floor. On Wednesday they traced the mewing to a faulty gas meter, ending the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lundun
Upli
Albert Perries
Perries
Republican brass in New Hampshire aftermath restructures nominating race
AP survey of state GOP chairs shows mixed reactions to Lodge victory and Goldwater Rockefeller momentum. Scranton calls Lodge a contender, while some see Rockefeller gains. Nixon notes Yankee independence and cautions not to count out Goldwater or Rockefeller as primaries continue toward July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican Party
New Hampshire
Associated Press
Henry Cat Lodge
New
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Niven
Rockefeller
California
New York
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Area School District
Air Service
Sheboygan
U. S
Dairy Farm
Lodge Victory
Society
Parawansas
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