Six More U.S. Planes Lost in Viet Nam War
Six more American aircraft were downed as U S operations expanded in North and South Vietnam. Two pilots were killed, two captured and two missing. Marine units near Fue and Quang Ngai City claimed multiple Viet Cong kills while heavy fighting yielded light U S casualties. US B52s marked the 20th anniversary of SAC with strikes toward escape routes to Cambodia. South Vietnamese forces reportedly killed over 225 Viet Cong in separate actions including a Vo Xu area battle. Continued on Page 13, Col. 6.
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Saigon
United States
Viet Nam
U.S
Oregon
Texas
Fue
Quang Ngai City
Leathernecks
An Hoa
Hue
U.S. Strategic Air Command
Cambodia
Explosion Destroys Small Boat In Oconto River
One crewman is missing and presumed drowned after a Sunday explosion and fire on a 20 foot fishing boat on the Oconto River near Green Bay. The second crewman, John Burkhardt, escaped with facial burns after leaping into icy water. Authorities searched five hours for Allen Reed before suspending efforts at dawn.
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Oconto
Wis
Oconto River
Green Bay
Allen Reed
John Burkhardt
Oconte
Reed
Burkhardt
Red China Faces Foreign Policy Crisis As Discontent Grows
Washington AP reports scholars testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that discontent with Mao policies voices in China and a looming succession struggle may emerge after Mao’s death. Hinton notes Beijing’s recent setbacks abroad prompting possible policy rethink akin to Soviet shifts post Cuban missile crisis.
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China
U.S
Peking
Donald 8. Zagoria
Columbia University
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mao
Mao Tse-tung
Soviet Union
Stalin
Harold C. Hinton
George Washington University
Hinton
Prisoner Exchange Between Pakistan and India Reported
DACCA Pakistan announced repatriation of 1 158 Indians held as prisoners after last September's fighting. India released 739 Pakistanis, a government spokesman told Parliament.
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Dacca
Pakistan
India
Warsaw Poles Rally for Envoy
In Warsaw a crowd of more than 100 demonstrated as US Ambassador John Gronouski left Holy Cross Church after a sermon by Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski. The talk focused on religious topics, not church state tensions with the Communist regime, while Gronouski and his wife attended. A man accused Polish Communists and backed Cardinal Wyszynski, shouting support for Poland and opposition to the regime.
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Poland
John Gronouski
Stefan Cardinal Wyszinsk
Holy Cross Church
Gronouski
U.S
Wisconsin
Germany
Red
Cardinal Wyszynski
Protestant) Council
Cardi
U. S
John A. Gronouzki
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Holy Cross
AP Wireeinate
Soviets Launch Cosmos 115 Satellite
The Tass agency reports Cosmos 115, a new unmanned satellite in the Cosmos series, joining Cosmos 112 and Cosmos 113. European observers note signals suggesting a possible rendezvous between Cosmos 112 and 113, while Tass confirms Cosmos 113’s instruments are functioning normally.
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Moscow
API
Soviet Union
Tass
Bochum Institute of Satellite and Space Research
West Germany
Berlin Man Killed in Early Morning Crash
Berlin man Alvin S. Hadel age 49 was killed when the car he rode in collided with a Soo Line switch engine on West Division Street Fond du Lac at 1 30 a m His wife Phydella and three other Berlin residents were seriously injured Mrs Hadel was thrown into the Fond du Lac River and swept 100 feet downstream before rescue. James Brigham said X rays would be taken for his son John Brigham age 22 and his wife Doris Brigham 46 and for a sixth passenger Ina Krebs 61 all of Berlin. The crash forms part of Wisconsin s weekend traffic toll with eight deaths and 168 for 1966. Continued on Page 13 Col 1
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Alvin S. Hadel
Phydella
West Division
Fond du Lac
Hadel
Wisconsin
James Brigham
Brigham
John Brigham
Doris Brigham
Ina Krebs
War Aid Bill Before Senate
Senate leaders push quick passage of the administration's 13.1 billion dollar war aid bill to fund Viet Nam weapons and manpower. House backed 389 3. minor Senate amendments可能 require House approval. Includes 415 million in economic aid, about 275 million for South Viet Nam.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
South Viet Nam
Johnson
John W. McCormack
Coast Guard
Armed Services
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
China
Joint Economic Committee
Westfield Bank Cashier Dies Of Asphyxiation
Westfield State Bank head cashier John Tassler aged 48 died at 6 pm Sunday from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. Coroner Dr. K Mackie ruled death accidental after Tassler, found in a closed garage with a running car, received artificial respiration from Schultz Thalacker ambulance and Dr. Robert Demke assisted. Survived by his mother Mrs Ida Tassler and brother Alan. funeral pending at Schultz Thalacker Funeral Home.
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Westfield
Westfield State Bank
John Tassler
K. Mackie
Marquette County
Tassler
Schultz-Thalacker
Robert Demke
Ida Tassler
Giese Garage
Thomas Giese
Schultz-Thalacker Funeral Hore
Alan
Shock Warning Pamphlet Aims at Guitars in Pop Music
The British Standards Institute issued a pamphlet after a string of incidents to help pop music groups prevent electric guitar shocks or electrocution.
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London
UPJ
British Standards Institute
Debriefing Finishes After Gemini 8 Space Flight
Astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Scott completed a debriefing in Cape Kennedy after the first U. S. manned spaceflight emergency. They traced the cause to a short circuit in thruster No. 8, which led to dangerous gyrations until they regained control and used the emergency jet thruster to stabilize. The crew then prepared for transfer to Ellington Air Force Base before reuniting with families.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Neil A. Armstrong
David R Scott
Ellington Air Force Base
Houston
Manned Spacecraft Center
Pacific
U.S
Armstrong
Scott
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Johnson urges broad consumer credit reform plan
President Johnson urged Congress to pass a far reaching consumer protection program. He pressed truth in lending and truth in packaging measures to force clear disclosure of credit costs and contents. The plan includes labeling rules for hazardous substances and broader safeguards for consumers against unfair practices.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Commerce House
Job Corps Center Set For McCoy
Washington announces a contract with RCA Service Co to operate a Job Corps Center at Camp McCoy near La Crosse Wisconsin. The 1680 young men program runs 16 months with possible four year renewals at an estimated 11.6 million dollars. Training includes basic education and work, with stipends and benefits for enrollees and a family allotment matched by Job Corps.
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Washington
API
RCA Service Co
Camp McCoy
la Crosse
Wis
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Warren P Knowles
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Radio Corp. of America
Army Base
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
McCoy Center
Music lover owns instruments but cannot read notes
Henry Anderson of Dawley England owns eight violins a cello a piccolo and a gong yet cannot read a single musical note. He says he can still enjoy music by sound and feel.
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Dawley
England
Henry Anderson
Burglar Takes Only Kitchen Sink From Downtown Home
In New Orleans a downtown residence was broken into and a single item the burglar took was the kitchen sink valued at 150 dollars. The thief left all other belongings behind.
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New Orleans
UPL
Vandals Deface JFK Memorial in Britain Again
In Runnymeade England vandals carved two inch high letters spelling Andy and Dell on the Kennedy Memorial. Kennedy Memorial Trust warden William Rixon said the open public memorial invites mischief as staff cannot guard it 24 hours a day. The vandalism marks the memorial’s third defacement this year.
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Britain
Runnymede
England
Andy
Dell
William Rixon
National Trust
Kennedy Memorial Trust
Bogus Money Charge Against Galena Businessmen
Two Galena businessmen were arrested after Secret Service agents found 180000 in counterfeit currency engraving plates and a printing press near Kenneth Sproule's home. Eldon Pluym, a restaurant owner, faces charges of possessing counterfeit money.
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Galena, Lll
Galena
Secret Service
Kenneth Sproule
Sproule
Eldon Pluym
U S Expands Air Bases in Thailand for Vietnam War Reach
U S officials in Bangkok confirm an eighth U S Air Force fighter bomber squadron has arrived at Thai bases used to cover Vietnam operations. Bangkok seeks to keep activities low profile amid Thailand's anti Communist stance and political sensitivities. Reports note pilots on leave discuss raids, while newsmen face official silence and visas are not renewed for critics. Continued on Page 13.
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Hong Kong
United States
Thailand
Viet Nam
Bangkok
U.S
Pentagon
7Th Fleet
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