Six sites narrowed for world’s largest atom smasher
The National Academy of Sciences recommends further study of Ann Arbor Michigan Brookhaven National Laboratory New York Madison Wisconsin the Sierra foothills near Sacramento California South Barrington or Weston near Chicago and Denver Colorado for a 375 million electron volt accelerator. Denver earns serious consideration though lacks nearby university strength. final choice rests with the Atomic Energy Commission and Congress.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Ann Arbor
Mich
Brookhaven National Laboratory
N.Y
Madison
Wis
Sierra Foothills
Sacramento
Calif
South Barrington
Weston
Chicago
Denver
Colo
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Atomic Research Laboratory
Academy
University of Michigan
Detroit
Brookhaven
New York City
Archbishop Ramsey Arrival Overshadows Italy Visit
Archbishop of Canterbury arrives in Italy for historic talks with Pope Paul VI amid cheering crowds. Two Protestant clergymen accompanying him are refused entry, fueling dissension over Ramsey's visit. Continued on page 12.
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Canterbury
Paul VI
London
Italy
Michael Ramsey
Christenson Named Deputy Attorney General in Wisconsin
Arlen C. Christenson assistant professor of law at the University of Wisconsin and 1964 campaign manager for Atty. Gen. Bronson La Follette has been named deputy attorney general. He succeeds John Bowers who resigns effective April 15 to return to private practice.
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Arlen C. Christenson
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Mantey
Red Convoy, Gunboats Hit North Viet Nam
U S jet pilots said they struck heavy blows in North Viet Nam blasting over half of a 50 vehicle convoy in a mountain pass and sinking or damaging five gunboats. Marine spokesmen reported at least 205 Communists killed in expanding operations in South Viet Nam. Ten Marines died in a helicopter crash and a Skyhawk crashed on a bombing run. the pilot was rescued. A Voodoo reconnaissance jet was shot down northeast of Vinh, with the pilot listed as missing. Viet Cong attacked Dalat airport before dawn, damaging planes. Buddhist students demonstrated peacefully in Da Nang and Hue against Ky’s government. Thich Tam Chau halted a student demonstration in Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Air Force
Navy
Vinh
Viet Cong
Dalat
da Nang
Hue
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thich Tam Chau
National Buddhist Institute
Ring theft leaves bride-to-be seeking missing token
In Derby England Jane Andrew pleaded with thieves to return the engagement ring intended for her wedding to Frederick Barber a police constable after it was taken.
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Derby
England
UPI
Jane Andrew
Frederick Barber
Buddhist Crisis Deepens in South Vietnam Regime
In Saigon Premier Nguyen Cao Ky seeks to quell Buddhist anger as protests spread to Da Nang and Hue. Buddhists accuse Ky of branding them traitors while demanding national elections to replace his military directorate, seen by diplomats as a strategic power move.
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Saigon
Premer Nguyen Cao Ky
Saifon
da Nang
Hue
Six Die in Auto Crash on Kennedy Expressway
Six persons died in a crash between a car and a semi on Chicago’s Kennedy Expressway. The Cook County Coroner’s Office said all bodies were badly burned and identification papers destroyed. Firemen had to pry the vehicles apart to remove victims after flames were extinguished, and early morning traffic was rerouted.
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Chicago
Kennedy Expressway
Cook County
Former Red Prisoner Returns to Wisconsin Farm
John Van Altena, 22, freed after 17 months in an East German prison, landed at Chicago O'Hare with his parents and headed to their dairy farm in Milton Junction, Wisconsin. He said it felt great to be out and looked forward to a good night's sleep. His father described him as looking well and the family prepared to welcome him home after his 8 year sentence for attempting to smuggle a mother and daughter to freedom.
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John van Altener Jr
Milton Junction
Wil
John
O'Hara International
Mondery
Wis
John van Altena
Wisconsin
Dairylands
Chicago
O'Hare
van Altena
East Berlin
Janesville
van Allena
Harder Blows Urged at Reds
Senate prepares to approve a 13.1 billion Viet Nam war supplemental as Sen. Russell urges tougher action against North Vietnam including closing Haiphong port. Clark calls for ending the war through negotiations with the Viet Cong. Debate continues as the vote is delayed to today.
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Washington
Senate
Richard B. Russell
Armed Services Committee
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Haiphong
Russell
Georgia Democrat
China
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
United States
U.S
Southeast Asia
Clark
Authorities Plan To Halt Search For Missing Pair
LAS CRUCES NM Authorities plan a final land and air search by the Civil Air Patrol for Richard Stiles and his wife from Sheboygan Wisconsin. High winds hampered Monday efforts as planes were set to take to the air for the last attempt in the 150 mile distant search from Carlsbad to Las Cruces. The twin engine craft departed Carlsbad February 22 toward Las Cruces with Mazatlan Mexico as a believed destination.
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Las Cruces
N.M
Civil Air Patrol
Sheboygan
Wis
John Oliver
New Mexico
Richard Stiles
Oliver
Carlsbad
Mazatlan
Mexico
Man jailed for breaking into Guildford courthouse
Police found 38 year old John Fishwick asleep outside the cells at Guildford Crown Court. He was moved to more comfortable quarters inside after a judge jailed him for the break in.
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Guildford
England
UPI
John Fishwick
Three Are Named For Apollo Shot
SPACE CENTER Houston AP One of the United States original astronauts Virgil T Grissom almost drowned in 1961 when his Mercury capsule sank after he became the second American to rocket into space About four years later he took his second space ride the first man to do so as commander pilot on the maiden mission of the two man Gemini program Now he is back again to launch another project The short crew cut Air Force lieutenant colonel will be commander aboard the nations first three man spaceship an Apollo craft like one designed to carry men to the moon Continued on Page 12 Col 2
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Grissom
Air Force
Branch Banking Stall Is Charged
Madison AP report notes lawmakers demand action on proposed branch banking in Wisconsin as Legislative Council orders a four week review. The committee deferred action 5 to 3 and faces pressure from Assembly Speaker and Senate leaders to produce a compromise before reconvening May 2.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Legislative Council
Curtis McKay
Cedarburg
Gerald D. Lorge
Bear Creek
Robert Knowles
New Richmond
Knowles
Robert Huber
West Allis
Huber
McKay
Council
William Nuesse
Nuesse
Severe storm damages Lake Geneva region. injuries and six figure losses reported
A rapid spring storm swept Delavan Lake Williams Bay and Lake Geneva causing roofs to go, farm buildings to crumble and highways to scatter debris. One person was injured and damages reached six figures as power outages lasted up to four hours. The storm tracked from Darien through lakefront areas to Springfield then across Lake Michigan, with officials noting many homes lost roofs and a motel addition torn apart.
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Lake Geneva
Delavan Lake
Williams Bay
Walworth County
Darien
Lake Como
Springfield
Lake
Union Grove
Racine
Lake Michigan
Here
U.S. Weather Bureau
Milwaukee
Elkhorn
Gary Fox
Arrowhead
Harold Fredericks
Amelia Krohn
Lakeland Hospital
Fox
Lake Delavan
Highway 12
U S Proposes Amendments to Nuclear Pact In Geneva
In Geneva the United States offered the Soviet Union amendments to a treaty banning nuclear weapons. The plan retains a U S veto in NATO while limiting information on weapon design. Russia warned changes still allow indirect access and questioned prospects for agreement.
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Geneva
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
NATO
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Russia
West Germany
Association of Nations
Tsarapkin
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Downstate
America
U. S
Virgil Grissom
Roger B. Chaffee
Edward White
Tpesnate
Apollo
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