Illinois Woman Dies in Crash Near Appleton
An Illinois woman, 61, Mrs Isabelle J Gehrke of Wilmette, traveling to visit her ex husband near Appleton, died in a two car crash on Highway 45 west of Appleton. Driver Donald Banisewski of Hortonville was hospitalized with a fractured leg and bruises. Coroner Kemps and Dist Atty Schaefer consider an inquest. Survivors include two daughters and three sisters. State toll 212 after Easter weekend crashes.
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Appleton
Illinois
New London
Highway 45
Isabelle J. Gehrke
Wilmette
Ill
Gehrke
Donald Banisewski
Route 1
Hortonville
New London Community Hospital
Outagamie
Bernard H. Kemps
Dist
Nick F. Schaefer
Lille Wolf
Little Wolf
American Legion Auxiliary
Olive Emerson
Ashkosh
Cline and Hanson Funeral Home
Frederick Heidman
Emmanuel Luther Church
Richard
Lyle J. Quant
Merriam
Kan
Charles Larson
Cascascob
Conn
Emerson
A. J. Silsby
Birnamwood
Mena Feathers
Manawa
Chinese Reds Urge Russians to Oust Khrushchev
The Chinese Communist Party denounces Khrushchev as the greatest capitulationist in history and urges Moscow and other Communist leaders to depose him. In a sharp broadside published in People’s Daily and Red Flag, Beijing calls for repudiation and liquidation of Khrushchev's revisionism, marking the eighth response to his July 14 open letter.
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Tokyo
China
Khrushchev
Peking
People’s Daily
Red Flag
New China
Glenn Glennes Out Of Seabite Race
Former astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. withdrew from the Ohio U.S. Senate race due to injuries from a bath room fall. Doctors advise delaying campaign activities to avoid aggravating his condition, with recovery expected to take months. He may return home near Houston within a week.
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San Antonio
Tex
John H. Glenn Jr
Ohio
U.S. Senate
Congress
Glenn
Air Force Hospital
Marine Corps
Senate
Ted Brown
National Aeronautics Space Administration Center
Houston
Clean-up crews mobilize after Alaska quake hits Crescent City
Dozens of workers scour Crescent City California after a devastating tsunami from Friday's Alaska quake. Reports list 1,000s dead and missing, 17 injured, 300 buildings demolished across 29 blocks, with about 50 million dollars in losses. Red Cross shelters provide temporary housing for roughly 350 homeless residents.
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Crescent City
Calif
Christendom
Alaska
MacArthur Rallies But Remains Critical
Gen Douglas MacArthur, 84, fought for life as doctors reported grave kidney concerns but noted a slight rally. Surgeons said esophageal bleeding was controlled and urine output modestly returned, amid a third major operation and ongoing life support. Mrs MacArthur visited him as he remained in critical condition through Easter.
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Heaton
MacArthur
Foreclosure clash over park by Black Muslim pair
In Fort Worth Texas two Black Muslims tied to the Black Muslim movement attempted to foreclose a park mortgage. John Scott alias John Muhammad and Maurice Shah cleared trees plowed and seeded the park and posted signs with Black Muslim emblems, provoking park officials who mistook them for coworkers.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
United States
John Scott
John Muhammad
Maurice Shah
Freak Storm Sets Chicago Snow Records
A freak snowstorm blanketed Chicago and nearby areas on Easter Sunday, dropping up to nine inches in places and 7 inches at Midway Airport, the heaviest Easter snowfall on record. The storm halted parades, forced winter wear, and reduced visibility as winds exceeded 36 mph.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Midway Airport
Ohio Valley
Thaois
Alaskans Hit By Earthquake Toll Tops 21 Dead
Civil Defense lists 21 known dead 83 missing and presumed dead after Friday’s Alaska quake with 55 injured. Governor Egan estimates damage at 350 million dollars as coastal towns suffer near total losses. Edward A. McDermott seeks broader relief and says full program may take two to four months to restore the economy.
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Anchorage
Alaska
William A. Egan
Kodiak
Valdez
Seward
Whittier
Cordova
Port Ashton
Edward A. McDermott
Johnson
Washington
McDermott
Young American medal winner from Sheboygan high school
Jean Ann De Master a 17 year old Sheboygan Wisconsin senior and mental handicap children advocate is named to receive a Young American Medal The honor will be presented by President Johnson at the White House on a date to be announced De Master described as a straight A student led a Tri H Y group aiding mentally retarded children with monthly programs fund raising and transportation efforts The award recipients include Gary Calnek Elaine Marie Kocif and Marshall Rosse Glass from various states The program honors courageous and sustained youth service across the nation
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Jean Ann de Mastey
Sheboygan
Wis
Justice Department
Johnson
White House
Congress
Miss de Master
Gary Calnck
Bronx
New York City
University of Wisconsin
Robert F. Kennedy
Elaine Marie Kocif
Fioressant
Rowse
Marshall Rosse Glass
Tampa
Fla
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Archibald Cox
U.S
Edwin Guthman
Atty
John de Master
Sheboygan North High School
de Master
Ita
Ey es Dull Spirits High In Anchorage
Anchorage survivors recount a devastating Friday earthquake and the ensuing struggle to stay warm and fed. Neighbors share acts of generosity as Victor Paul and Frank Reed coordinate meals and shelter while police and volunteers aid the scarred city.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Victor Paul
Frank Reed
Jean Miller
Dr. Mulls
Rep Lester R Johnson to retire from Congress
Rep Lester R Johnson of Wisconsin announced he will retire from Congress at the end of his current term in January. Elected in 1955, his ninth district was eliminated by redistricting and split among the old third, seventh and tenth districts as of this year. The rural ninth district was replaced by a new ninth district in the Milwaukee area.
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Washington
Lester R. Johnson
D-Wis
Congress
Johnson
Milwaukee
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