Milk Hold in Seventh Day Debate Spreads in Wisconsin
Milwaukee AP report shows National Farmers Organization protests expanding across Wisconsin over alleged watered milk and low prices. Demonstrations in Chippewa, Pierce, and other counties dump tens of millions of pounds valued at thousands, while dairy interests dispute retail effects and accuse dairy firms of watering products. Health officials warn watered milk may be sold and call for enforcement. farmers and NFC leaders arrive in Madison to pressure dairies.
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National Farmers Organization Holding Action
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Chicago
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Jefferson Farm
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NFO
Percy Hardiman
Waukesha
Farm Bureau Federation
Budget talks spark partisan questions in Joint Finance Group
Madison AP report says the Joint Finance Committee began crafting its budget amid party tensions. Democrats accuse Republicans of secret meetings at the governor’s mansion regarding the 1.9 billion package, which Republicans deny. The panel approved over 10 million in agency requests with no change to Gov Knowles’s 1.1 billion general fund bill. Dorman criticizes county court salary plans and faces a new cost shift.
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Joint Finance Committee
Henry Dorman
D-Racine
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Byron Wackett
Watertown
Treasury
Warren P. Knowles
Paul Hassett
GOP
Knowles
Hassett
Dorman
Desegregation Order for All Alabama Schools
A three judge federal court ordered 99 Alabama school systems to begin desegregation next fall and directed state officials to end all racial discrimination in schools. The ruling, accompanying the decree, requires desegregation of faculty staff facilities activities and student bodies. It struck down Alabama tuition grant laws enabling private school attendance with state funds. Named in the injunction were Governor Lurleen Wallace State School Board members and the state school superintendent.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Gav. Lurleen Wallace
Farm Break-In Drains 1800 Pounds Milk In New London
Investigators from the Outagamie County sheriff's department probe a rural New London farm break-in. Warren Garske reports intruders entered the barn while the family was away, opened a valve on a milk tank, and caused the loss of about 1,800 pounds of milk.
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Appleton
Outagamie
Fulbright urges halt in bombing to seek peace talks
Sen. J W Fulbright urges President Johnson to take the chance that halting bombing of North Vietnam could spark peace talks despite Hanoi’s rejection of his offer. Sen. Robert F Kennedy counters that Johnson tied any halt to new proof Hanoi ceased infiltration. Fulbright hopes Kosygin could push negotiations if bombing stops.
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J.W. Fulbright
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Fulbright
Vietnam
D-Ark
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Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
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U.S
New York Times
Moscow
Burma
Wisconsin Senate weighs drunken driving and 21 age minimum
Gov War ren P Knowles safety drive meets Senate skepticism as highway committee mulls rewriting two key proposals. Chair Reuben La Fave notes possible changes to mandatory intoxication tests and a statewide 21 minimum drinking age, plus provisions to discipline officers and protect elderly motorists from automatic license loss. Continued on Page 8. Col. 4
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la Fave
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President Johnson vows peace efforts after Hanoi rebuff
President Johnson says he will persevere to seek an honorable peace with North Vietnam despite Hanoi's rejection and a published exchange of letters with Ho Chi Minh. He spoke on arrival at Andrews Air Force Base after a Guam trip, and officials noted Hanoi’s actions as a setback.
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Minneapolis
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Fourth Infantry
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Johnson
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Guam
Hahoi
Ho Chi Minh
Andrews Air Force Base
Reds Hit Hard In Viet Battle
In Tay Ninh Province a 2,500 strong Communist force smashed American positions. The U.S. Command reported at least 596 enemy dead and many more sent into the jungle. American losses stood at 31 dead and 109 wounded. One artillery spotter pilot and his replacement died when their craft was shot down. Two U.S. Air Force crews were killed and 10 wounded when allied bombers hit U.S. positions by accident. Weather limited air strikes but 62 missions were flown. The clash marked the war’s sharpest fighting of the year so far.
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Tay Ninh
John A. Bender
Bremerton, Wash
North
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Thai Nguyen
Hanoi
Alligator wins write-in vote for student body president
In Cedar Falls Iowa a state college student body election saw an alligator living in a greenhouse cage finish third with 198 write-in votes. The quirky result highlights campus humor and contest engagement during election week.
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Cedar Falls
Towa
State College of
Green House
Johnson Ho Exchange Shows Two Sides Still Far Apart
James Reston analyzes the Johnson Ho Chi Minh exchange, noting mutual demands undermine any real negotiation. He argues Johnson’s approach aims to prove progress while Ho seeks unconditional bombing cessation, and questions why Hanoi released the letters now. The piece highlights the widening gap and political timing.
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Johnson
Army Chief Seizes Government in Sierra Leone
Brig. David Lansana announced he has taken control to void the recent general election results amid reports of house arrest for Gov. Gen. Lightfoot-Boston and opposition leader Stevens. The move follows a tightly guarded state by the government and a reported tied result between Stevens' All Peoples Congress and Margai's Sierra Leone People's Party.
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Sierra Leone
Albert Margai
David Lansana
Henry J. Lightfoot
Boston
Siaka P. Stevens
Stevens
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Margai
Sierra Leone People’s Party
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Liberia
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