Oshkosh Polio Clinic Success Sets Immunization Pace
Oshkosh area residents flocked to Sabin on Sunday at six schools and Albee Hall for oral polio vaccine with 38 375 people immunized. The drive aimed for 80 percent community coverage, with follow up clinics planned April 1 and May 17.
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Oshkosh Sabin
Betty Yule
Oshkosh
Omro
Oshkosh Area United Fund
Sabin
Albee Hall
Oshkosh State College
United Fund
Hooper Building
Foreman Resigns As Ruby Lawyer
Dallas UPI Percy Foreman chief defense counsel for Jack Ruby quits over divided authority in Ruby case. He replaced Melvin Belli last Friday and visited Ruby in county jail. Foreman cites family structure and multiple handlers as reason while pledging no criticism of client. Continued on page 10 column 1.
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Dallas
UPI
Percy Foreman
Houston
Jack Ruby
Foreman
Melvin Belli
San Francisco
Ruby
Lee Harvey Ae
Texas
English Woman Tracks Thief With Police Dog
Mrs Anne Hoare alerted police after clothing disappeared from her wash-line in Poole England. Sheba the police dog located the culprit, a neighbor's golden Labrador about 400 yards away. The stolen clothes were recovered hidden in bushes.
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Poole
England
UPI
Anne Hoare
Sheba
Vessel Burns 20 Are Saved Near Puerto Rico
Twenty seamen abandoned the blazing Liberian freighter Beth off the Dominican Republic, were picked up by the World Jontgui, and, with survivors reported in good condition, headed toward San Juan where the Coast Guard cutter Aurora awaited. Among the crew were George Arkakis and Alexander Markalas, brothers of the New York owner Andreas Markakis. The Beth, sailing from Port Arthur Texas to Martinique, was alight from a fuel and chemical cargo and likely to sink south of Puerto Rico.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Beth
World Jontgui
Coast Guard
Aurora
Toye
George Arkakis
Alexander Markalas
Andreas Markakis
New York
Dominican Republic
Port Arthur
Tex
Martinique
Nixon Starts World Trip After Leaving On Business Route
Former Vice President Richard Nixon departed New York on a three week world tour. He said the trip is a holiday from politics and a chance to assess how U S foreign policy is operating.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Sheep replacement sought after churchyard graze ends careers
Six sheep bought to trim the grass in the Matrav ers churchyard have eaten themselves out of a job. The flock has grown too large and they are being sent to market. Six lambs will take their place, the church council hopes they will last longer.
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Langton Matravers
England
UPI
Fatal crash near Waupaca on Highway 22
A 21 year old man, Gerald P Mangert, died Sunday when his car lost control at the Highway 22 54 intersection east of Waupaca and collided with another vehicle. Four others were hospitalized with injuries including a 17 year old and a 15 month old.
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Waupaca
Highway 22
New London Community Hospital
Gerald P. Mangert
New London Hospital
Roger Bauer
Dale
Deanne Stromy
Waupaca St
New London
Peggy Retzloff
Water St
Robert Much Jr
Robert Muchs
Deaths Reported From Cuban Boat Escape North of Grand Cayman
Industrialist Edmund P. Arpin said 20 of 21 Cuban refugees on an 18 day sea voyage to Grand Cayman died of starvation and exposure after fleeing communist Cuba. A lone survivor was treated in Georgetown, with no confirmation from authorities or British West Indies Airways.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Grand Cayman Island
Edmund P. Arpin
Neenah
Wis
Janet
Caribbean
Jamaica
Arpin
F. A. Lezvens Co. Inc
Wisconsin Ave
Boddentown
Georgetown
Larry Woods
Pompano Beach
British West Indies Airways
Miami
Students Jam Beaches In Florida
Daytona Beach hosts thousands of college students from Michigan to Alabama for Easter weekend. Estimates place 20 000 to 59 000 vacationers in motels and hotels along the coast. Police report about 95 arrests in Daytona Beach on Sunday for offenses from drunkenness to littering, bringing total arrests in four days to about 300. Fort Lauderdale also reports several dozen arrests for mostly minor offenses.
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South Park School
Oshkosh
Sabin
Oshkosh High School
Albee Hall
Webster Stanley
Merrill School
Franklin School
Washington School
Mercy School of Nursing
Melvin G. Apell
SOS
Daytona Beach
Fla
Michigan
Alabama
Hingry
Fort Lauderdale
Johnson urges UAW to seek restraint in auto talks
President Johnson appeals to the United Auto Workers to pursue a strike free, responsible settlement with the Big Three that protects public interests by stabilizing prices and costs. He urges bargaining that avoids wage pressures triggering price increases and notes UAW and management should share responsibility this summer.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
Johnson
United Auto Workers Union
Cniet
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Senate eyes 12 hour daily sessions in civil rights fight
The Senate moves into its 13th day of civil rights battles with leaders seeking 12 hour daily sessions to push a vote on bringing the bill to the floor. Southern bloc resistance and timing doubts cloud prospects for a midweek floor action as talks hint at a possible Easter recess.
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Washington
Senate
Dixie Oratory
Mike Mansfield
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Johnson
Panama
Prestige Not Popularity Is U.S. Need Says Morton
Republican senator Thruston Morton told Ripon Republicans the nation needs prestige not popularity. He faulted Democrats for 30 years in the White House causing debt and high taxes while urging growth from grass roots and free enterprise. He praised Kennedy’s brinkmanship but warned of overreach and noted Johnson era talk on Panama and communism.
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U.S
Morton
Ripon
Washington
Kentucky
Thruston Morton
White House
Dems
John F. Kennedy
Texas
Wallace
Wisconsin
Congress
Lodge
New Hampshire
U S Returns Slain Cuban and Crewman to Cuba
In Key West Florida the United States transported the body of a slain helicopter pilot who was shot seven times and gunner Serzo Roque to Cuba after a delay awaiting Havana clearance. Two other crewmen who commandeered the helicopter last Friday sought asylum and remain in a refugee detention center.
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Key West
Fla
Havana
Jerry Baugh
State Department
Miami
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