Oshkosh to hold mass Sabin polio vaccination drive
Oshkosh area residents of all ages will receive Sabin oral polio vaccine Sunday at seven centers from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The program, run by Oshkosh physicians with the United Fund, aims for permanent immunity with oral vaccine while Salk shots are only temporarily protective. Volunteers, nurses, and pharmacists will staff clinics at Merrill, Washington, Webster Stanley, South Park, Franklin, Oshkosh High Schools, Ibee Hall, and Oshkosh Sale College. Doses are free. a small donation is accepted.
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Merrill
Washington
Webster Stanley
South Park
Franklin and
Ibee Hall
Oshkosh Sale College
Okays Selling Of Mummies In Art Gallery Battle
In Brussels an prosecutors office overruled two police officers who halted an art gallery from selling a 3,000 year old Egyptian mummy. The spokesman said mummies can legally be sold as works of art and the officers acted with too much zeal.
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Brussels
Winter storms cause floods and fatalities across Midwest and South
Wet heavy snowfall from the Rockies to the Great Lakes triggers flood emergencies in Old Shawneetown and nearby towns. Nine inch snows strike Iowa and South Dakota while Nebraska suffers 50 mile per hour winds and power outages. At least 18 deaths reported across Missouri North Carolina Illinois Iowa Indiana Nebraska South Dakota. Airline and local crashes injure and kill several as Gov Kerner and Gov Rhodes seek federal relief. Curiosity stifles cleanup in Indiana as Ohio River crests near critical levels.
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United Press International
Rockies
Great Lakes
Shawneetown
Nebraska
Colorado
Central Plains
Iowa
South Dakota
Michigan
Kansi
Missouri
North Carolina
Illinois
Indiana
Chicago
Trans Canada Airlines
O'Hare International
Montreal
Toronto
Half Day
Cameron
U.S. 69
Old Shawneetown
Junction
Otto Kerner
Ohio River
Ohio
James Rhodes
Hunger Overcomes Principle at St. Josephs Boycott End
Hunger appears to have overridden protest at St. Josephs College in Rensselaer Indiana as students vote to end a week long boycott of the school snack bar after a watchman fires a warning shot when two students climb a water tower to raise a St Patricks Barrer.
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Rensselaer, Ind
St. Joseph's College
St. Patries
Boyhood credit spree sparks police case in Creel
A young boy, unnamed, surrendered after a month long buying spree totaling 56 000 in goods and property charged on credit with no payment proof. Police say he posed as an executive’s representative and ordered 14 cars, an apartment building and more. A prior 20 000 spree included cattle and furniture. He may be returned to reform school after release. In Manila, President Macapagal grants a conditional pardon to Amastotie Rosales, 111, for assault, to see her grandson before she dies.
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Sweten
Jona
Reform School
Whch
Manila
Diosdado Macapagal
Macapagal
Amastotie
Rosales
Rollicking Playwright Behan Dies in Dublin
Dublin mourns Brendan Behan at 41 after a career famed for roisterous wit and a life marked by heavy drinking. He died in Meath Hospital after five days in a coma from liver trouble linked to alcoholism, doctors noting jaundice and diabetes as contributing factors.
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Dublin
Brendan Behan
Behan
Meath
Meath Hospital
Release of U S airman among three shot down in East Germany
First Lt. Harold W. Welch, one of three U S airmen shot down near Magdeburg on March 10, is being released from a Soviet hospital. He will be flown to Wiesbaden after medical clearance, as doctors accompanied by Col. John A. Hennessen Jr. and an Air Force ambulance arrange transfer.
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UPI
Harold W. Welch
U.S
East Germany
Air Force
West Berlin
Welch
Magdeburg
Wiesbaden
U.S. Air Force
Europe
John A. Hennessen Jr
Freeport
N.Y
Hennessen
City to break ground on new zoo with orangutan Eli
Los Angeles parks officials announced that two school children and an orangutan named Eli will break ground Monday for a new city zoo. The ceremony marks the start of a plan to expand local wildlife displays and educational programs.
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Los Angeles
UPI
City Parks and Recreation Department
Eli
Senators attack Rusk over smear tactics in speech
Senators Morse and Gruening accused Secretary of State Dean Rusk of McCarthy smear tactics against policy opponents. They argued the country can do without Rusk and challenged his Salt Lake City remark about quitters playing into adversaries hands amid debate over Johnson's $3.4 billion foreign aid package.
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Washington
United States
Morse
Gruening
Johnson
Congress
Neenah Woman Dies In Crash on Highway
Mrs Florence Hopkins 55 of Neenah was killed when her car was struck on Highway 45 by a car driven by Gilbert Sundquist 18 of Oshkosh. Coroner says skull fracture pelvis injuries. daughter and another passenger injured. Sundquist in custody.
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N. Lake St
Neenah
Gilbert Sundquist
Lincoln Ave
Oshkosh
Winnebago County
Sundquist
Hopkins
Art C
Mercy Hospital
Moore
Winne
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Marjorie LaFlaur
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Roberta Evans
Wausau
Pilot Killed in Cuba Defectors Hijack to United States
Key West investigators probe the fatal hijacking of a Cuban military helicopter by two defectors to the U S The pilot Jose Maria died with six bullet holes after a struggle in the craft headed for the United States The mechanics and cockpit scenes are detailed along with custody transfers to Miami for immigration questioning.
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Key West
Fla
United States
Noes
Havana
Atlantic
Miami
U.S
Cuba
Key West International Airport
Cergio Roque 17
Gallermo Santos
Andres Izaguirre
Jose Marcia
Santos
Man and son hurt in Appleton collision
An Appleton father Edwin Rueckel 69 and his son Robert 9 suffered minor injuries in a two car crash at South Madison Street and Murray Avenue. Joel Klanderman 16 of Appleton driving Rueckel’s car on a trial run did not see the Rueckel auto until too late to avoid the impact.
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Appleton
Madison Street
Murray Avenue
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Edwin Rueckel
S. Madison St
Robert
Rueckel
Joel Klanderman
S. Wilkie St
Klanderman
Henpecked Husbands Club Disbands in Formosa
The Hen pecked Husbands club at Chi ahsi in Northern Formosa disbanded two weeks after forming. Chairman Lin Yen Ju said members must absolutely and unconditionally obey their wives. Wives ordered the club disbanded as husbands made fools of themselves.
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Tripei
UPI
Chiahsi
Formosa
Lin Yen- Ju
Viet Nam protests over downed plane and border clash
Saigon protests that Cambodian fighters shot down an American-piloted Vietnamese plane while apologizing for a separate airstrike on a Cambodian border village. Cambodia says 16 villagers were killed. peace talks are postponed. An American pilot is seriously injured and a Vietnamese observer died.
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Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Cambodia
United States
Red China
U.S
Chantrea
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