Steinhilber to Run for Congress in Sixth District
Winnebago County District Attorney Jack Steinhilber announced Monday night his candidacy for Congress in the Sixth District challenging incumbent William K. Van Pelt in the September Republican primary. He urged energetic leadership and argued a primary battle would invigorate the party. He warned the district risks losing its competitive edge and criticized the party’s public image. Continued on Page 11, Col. 1.
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Jacksonville Violence Claims Woman and Spurs Riots
Racial clashes erupted in Jacksonville Florida with a Negro woman shot from a passing car and others injured. A white man was tied to a tree and slashed, while youths attacked white stores, police faced bottle and rock throwing, and a motorist was injured amid two weeks of sit ins and resulting disturbances.
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Salinger Blocked From Ballot In California Primary
California Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan refused to qualify Pierre Salinger for the Democratic primary ballot after ruling his U S Senate nomination papers were incomplete. He warned supporters they may seek court relief to overturn the decision.
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Storm crosses Dakotas as blizzard rages
A sweeping storm moved northeast across the Dakotas bringing heavy snow and up to 50 mph winds with low visibility. The eastern region faced milder air and clearer skies while the Red area endured a blizzard.
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War Impossible In N Age LBJ Urges Reasoned Agreement
President Johnson told a labor convention that a broad war would be impossible in the nuclear age and urged nations to pursue reasoned agreement over aggression. He warned against rushing troops at every crisis and cited Panama Canal talks and Cyprus civil strife as areas needing negotiated solutions. He noted the world has changed and so must crisis handling.
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Starr Denies Backing Wallace in Wisconsin Primary
Bart Starr of the Green Bay Packers angrily rejected any support for George Wallace in the Wisconsin presidential primary. A Wallace aide released a March telegram from Starr and his wife, which Starr says was a courtesy gesture only and not an endorsement.
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Reynolds In Fox Valley To Battle Wallace
Gov. John W. Reynolds campaigns in Appleton and Oshkosh to rally Wisconsin voters against Gov. George C. Wallace. Reynolds, a favorite son in the April 7 presidential primary, aims to keep Wisconsin's delegation from supporting Wallace at the Democratic National Convention. Wallace has focused efforts in the Fox River Valley with Oshkosh as a key starting point for his civil rights referendum campaign.
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Ambassa dor Reischauer stabbed in Tokyo amid protest
U S Ambassador Edwin O Reischauer is hospital bound after a 6 inch blade pierced his right thigh in an embassy assault in Tokyo. Police say the assailant Norikazu Shiotani 19, mentally deranged, had threatened arson earlier but there was no political motive. The attack marks the first such incident against a United States ambassador in Japan in over a century.
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Traffic Toll Rises to 199 in Wisconsin Accidents
Two women died in a Rock County crash when their car struck a utility pole after leaving Highway 14 near Janesville. Ages were 22 and 33, with one woman dying in hospital hours later. A third fatality occurred from injuries in a separate one car crash near Cascades, Sheboygan County.
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Reward Offered For Balloon Steals Ring At Zoo
Myrna Cocking 22 offers $100 reward after a bright yellow Mickey Mouse balloon tied to her $1,200 ring at the Houston zoo floated away with the ring still attached. She removed the ring to secure the balloon and it drifted off.
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General MacArthur in serious condition after surgery
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur remained seriously ill after emergency surgery at Walter Reed Hospital. He is cognizant and talking, but in the recovery room with life support apparatus available. Family is at his suite as doctors monitor his post operative recovery.
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Kennedy Half Dollars In Circulation Nationwide
President Kennedy on the new 50 cent piece goes into circulation with 26 million coins released now and about 65 million more to come this year. The mint will keep producing them for at least 25 years unless Congress acts. The coin replaces the Benjamin Franklin half dollar, minted from 1948 to 1963, with first strikes on February 11 at Denver and Philadelphia mints. Kennedy’s portrait comes from the presidential medal, while the eagle with olive branch and arrows appears on the reverse.
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Seized Fliers Still Detained In East Berlin Standoff
U S officials report mystery over delays in releasing two Air Force officers shot down over East Germany two weeks ago. Secretary of State Rusk says they will be freed soon, with Soviet assurances. Bolivians march to the sea led by President Estenssoro demanding a Pacific port as Chile refuses and ties remain broken.
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Tuomioja Named U N Mediator For Cyprus Dispute
In Geneva Greek Turkish and British governments approve former Finnish premier Sakari Tuomioja as U N mediator for Cyprus. The 52 year old diplomat now Sweden ambassador reportedly agreed to serve if all sides accept him. Meanwhile seven Greek and two Turkish hostages in Louroujina are released after 15 hours of negotiations.
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Actor Peter Lorre Dies of Stroke in Hollywood
Peter Lorre 59, the Hungarian born actor famed for homicidal villains, died Monday of an apparent stroke. Funeral set at 1 p.m. Thursday at Pierce Bros. mortuary chapel. He was found by housekeeper Beatrice Lance in his apartment. His separated wife Anna Marie and daughter Katherine, 10, were notified. Lorre had recent heart trouble and high blood pressure but finished work on The Patsy with Jerry Lewis. He previously battled heart attacks and appeared with Greenstreet and Vincent Price in villain roles.
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