Winnebago County Delays Joint Airport Talks Move
Winnebago County supervisors voted 38 to 10 to postpone a resolution inviting LCO to join joint airport talks with Appleton until CAB appeal procedures are complete. The move aims to preserve the county’s bid to designate the region’s airport and may delay action until 1965 as CAB reviews Stedola’s recommendation for a joint airport.
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Winnebago County
Civil Aeronautics Board
Appleton
Winnebago-Qutagamie
Qutagamie County
CAB
Dist. Atty
Jack D. Steinhilber
Pitt
Warren Brooks
Second Ward
Omro
Archie Dag
Belli Fired As Attorney By Jack Ruby
Jack Ruby dismisses his lead attorney Melvin Belli after a Dallas jury's death sentence for oswald slayer. Ruby says he tried to disengage Belli since January and Mail from jail blasts Dallas as a festering sore while calling the verdict a kangaroo railroad.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Melvin Belli
Belli
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Too Bad London Tells Of Gains In Football Pool
Charles Cooper, 46, said he lost interest in girls after a jolt at sixteen. He won $633,375.20 in the football pool on Wednesday.
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London
Charles Cooper
Cooper
U S Seeks Third Visit to Wounded Airman in East Germany
U S authorities press for permission for a third visit to 1st Lt Harold W Welch 24 of Detroit held in a Soviet hospital in Magdeburg East Germany after an RBég reconnaissance plane was shot down nine days earlier The fate of the two other crewmen remains unknown and Moscow has not replied to the U S protest threatening U S Soviet relations
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N.Y
Harold W Welch
Detroit
Magde
Wallace visits Oshkosh College amid campus jeers
Gov George C Wallace of Alabama made an unscheduled stop at Oshkosh State College amid a student crowd of about 100 that jeered and sang with earlier supporters. He quipped about Home On the Range as hecklers shouted racist slogans. Police cleared the scene after demonstrations outside the Civic Auditorium drew about 300 students from nearby colleges.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Oshkosh State College
Fox River Valley
Wallace
USC
Ripon
Marquette
Eau Claire
Civic Auditorium
Birmingham
Wisconsin
Jim Crow
Oshkosh
Petition Filed With CAB By Airlines and Regulators
District Attorney Jack D. Stein petitions for review filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board Wednesday afternoon by Washington counsel Robert C. Lester. Lester had earlier filed a notice of intention with the CAB. North Central Airlines Northwest Airlines and the Bureau of Economic Regulations also filed petitions for review of examiner Edward T. Stodola's decision.
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Jack D. Stein
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Robert C. Lester
Lester
CAB
North Central Airlines
Northwest Airlines
Bureau of Economic Regulations
Edward T. Stodola
Wisconsin Toll Climbs to 185 After Wood County Crash
The 1964 Wisconsin highway toll rose to 185 with the death of Lena Little Shoulder, 65, of Neillsville, in a two car collision about a mile north of Pittsville, Wood County. A woman died and a second person was injured in the wreck on Wednesday. the date compares with 127 tolls on the same date a year ago.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Wood County
Lena Little Shoulder
Neillsville
Pittsville
Wallace Attacks Rights Bill At Oshkosh Rally
Governor George C. Wallace of Alabama addressed about 2,000 students at the Civic Auditorium. He denounced the civil rights bill as a tyrannical threat to private property rights and cited provisions he claimed would empower federal inspectors to alter school assignments, hiring, and voter laws.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Oshkosh State College
Congress
Civic Auditorium
Wallace
U.S. Commissioner of Education
De Gaulle Ends Visit To Mexico
President Charles de Gaulle wraps up a three day stay in Mexico City after consultations with Adolfo Lopez Mateos. The leaders announce plans to foster Latin American trade with France and the European Common Market and to enhance raw materials prices.
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Mexico City
Charles de Gaulle
Mexico
France
Latin America
Guadeloupe
Cayenne
French Guiana
Martinique
Paris
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
de Gaulle
U.N
Johnson asks Congress for 3.4 billion in foreign aid
President Johnson proposes a 3.4 billion foreign aid package to Congress to combat poverty and communist expansion. The plan divides into 1.0 billion in arms aid and 2.4 billion for economic assistance, with hearings likely to face opposition from both parties.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
U.S
Capitol Hill
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Otto E. Passman
D-La
House Appropriations
House
Rescued Peru Engineers End Week-Long Jungle Siege
A relief column of jungle-trained rangers evacuated 37 road engineers from the Amazon basin near Requena after a week of attack by Mayoruna Indians. One engineer was killed, two wounded, while air force planes dropped supplies and bombed the attackers. The group hoped to reach a gunboat at Iquitos, with a two to three day journey back to civilization.
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Lima
Peru
Amazon
Yavari River
Iquitos
Civilization
Ministry of Aviation
Requena
Explorer satellite contact lost after third stage failure
United States lost contact with the Explorer satellite about an hour after launch aboard a Delta three stage rocket from Cape Kennedy. The mission aimed to study the ionosphere and test a laser based tracking system. The probe carried a laser experiment and a reflector array intended for a ground return test at Wallops Island Virginia.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
United States
U. S
Wallops Island
Fighting Flares in Cyprus Shatter Island Calm
Fighting broke out in Cyprus with Greek Cypriots firing mortars at Ghaziveran, a village held by Turkish Cypriots about 28 miles west of Nicosia. British forces reported the clash began near a roadblock guarding the area, marking a new flare of violence after a week of quiet.
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Nicosia. Cyprus
Cyprus
Nicosia
East Mediterranean
Ghaziveran
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