Wisconsin Oshkosh coed pleads no contest to marijuana
Patricia Ann Christi, 19, of Lansdowne Pennsylvania, pleaded no contest in County Court Branch 3 to using marijuana after waiving a preliminary hearing. Judge James V. Sitter ordered a pre sentencing investigation, adjourning sentencing to April 27. The District Attorney noted ongoing investigations into marijuana and LSD use among students and indicated more charges may follow. Christi is free on $300 bond.
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Wisconsin Oleo Debate Starts Today
Wisconsin lawmakers open hearings on 10 bills to repeal the state oleo ban the last in the nation. Debates before the joint agriculture committee are expected to run all day and possibly Friday with yellow dress urged for supporters.
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Johnson Kennedy Hostility Heightens
Washington AP report that denials by the White House and Sen Robert F Kennedy heighten their hostility over a cuss word confrontation on Vietnam The Times Time magazine account depicted a July White House session with Johnson Kennedy Rostow Remecus and two aides Kennedy and Rostow disputed the portrayal but public anger persisted The dispute centers on Johnson warning Kennedy about his political future if he continued criticism of Vietnam
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JFK Assassination Hearing Enters Second Day in New Orleans
In New Orleans the Kennedy assassination hearing enters its second day with heightened security. Perry Russo testified he heard Oswald and two others plot to kill the president, while defense counsel cross examines. A man was arrested for making threatening calls amid reported tension near the courthouse.
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Supreme Court rejects Hoffa bail and new trial pleas
Supreme Court justices reject two more appeals by James R. Hoffa's attorneys eight days into his eight year sentence for jury tampering Chief Justice Earl Warren denied bail while habeas corpus efforts continue Justice Stewart denied transporting Hoffa on bail during a motion for a new trial based on claimed government wiretapping The Department of Justice opposed both motions
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Washington debate on funding steam car research
A joint Congressional committee discussed financing research into an electric car as a solution to air pollution. At the hearing, no activist passed out handbills urging a revival of the steam car, showing limited public campaigning on the issue.
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State Eyes Fed Aid to Offset Mental Health Costs
Madison officials consider extending Medicare to county mental hospitals to offset an $18 million rise in county payments for patients in state facilities. Gov Knowles and the Joint Finance Committee discuss federal aid potential, with welfare officials unsure of exact amounts and timelines as hearings weigh a $54 million savings package. Continued on Page 10.
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Body of President Kennedy Transferred to Arlington
The body of President John F Kennedy was moved at night to its permanent Arlington resting place amid secrecy. President Johnson joined Kennedy's widow and family at a blessing of the memorial by Cardinal Cushing. Also present were Robert and Edward Kennedy with their wives, Kennedy sisters, and other relatives. The bodies of the Kennedy children were moved beside their father’s grave in the temporary plot.
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Three Planes Damaged at Da Nang Rocket Attack
Communist gunners fired rockets from seven miles at Da Nang air base. Three U.S. planes were damaged and 16 American soldiers sustained non fatal injuries. Marines fought back with radar directed fire and helicopter gunships.
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Milwaukee man among 1987 traffic toll victims
Continued on page 10. A Milwaukee area man, Felix Kuzminski, 70, of Cudahy, was fatally struck Tuesday after alighting from a bus in a Milwaukee suburb. The Milwaukee suburb crash raised Wisconsin’s 1987 traffic toll to 126 for the year, according to the Associated Press.
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LBJ Defends Bombing Again in Vietnam War Debate
President Johnson anew defended the bombing of North Vietnam saying it aligns with limited objectives in South Vietnam. He argued against peace talks opening via bombing and cited CIA and defense sources showing disruption and expense to North Vietnamese infiltration efforts while pledging U.S. commitment to South Vietnam.
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