VandeHei To Top UF Staff For Oshkosh United Fund
William H. VandeHei, division manager at Wisconsin Public Service Corp, will head Oshkosh Area United Fund’s third annual drive as campaign chairman for 21 agencies. He will mobilize about 1,500 volunteers, succeeding Boyd F. Jordan, and pledges his best effort while John Dyer, UF president, praises his leadership and community service. In Wisconsin, cigarette sales rose in April despite a February drop tied to a surgeon general report. four month totals reached 123,935,630 packages, down from 139,960,983 in 1963.
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William H. VandeHei
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
Oshkosh Area
United Fund
VandeHei
Oshkosh
Chamber of Commerce
Fund Drive
Boyd F. Jordan
John Dyer
Vanderei
Dyer
Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Tax Department
Factions Merge In Laos Under Neutralist Leader Souvanna
Prince Souvanna Phouma announced a merger of Laos neutralist and right wing factions. He said he could speak for both groups and that the Savannakhet right wing group had disappeared. He urged Pathet Lao to follow this path amid British Soviet pressure for coalition restoration.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Savannakhet
Pathet Lao
London
Souvana
Andrei A. Gromyko
Richard A. Buller
Reds Relent In Flag Row At Berlin Border
Communist authorities yielded under U.S. pressure after East German flags were hung on locomotives as two U.S. troop trains to West Germany faced delays at the Potsdam border. Engines without flags then carried the trains, easing a four hour access dispute tied to May Day. Western Allies keep West Berlin routes under postwar pact with the Soviets.
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Berlin
U.S
West Germany
East Germany
West Berlin
Thieves Search For Six Dismissed Bungalows
In Langley England police hunt two five room prefab houses believed stolen by six men who dismantled the structures and loaded them into a truck. Housing manager Herbert Legg says there is no record of any sale.
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Langley
England
UPI
Herbert Legg
Bitter Warnings Fired At US on Cuba Flights
Washington reports bitter exchanges over U S reconnaissance flights to Cuba as Moscow and Havana issue warnings. Khrushchev and Castro keep positions vague while debates over control of anti aircraft missiles and U S policy continue.
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Cuba
Washington
UPD
United States
Russia
U.S
Moscow
Havana
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Castro
Fiday
State Department
Pleads Guilty To Threat Charge Involving LBJ
Michael Vaughn Cramer 29 former New Jersey title examiner pleaded guilty in federal court to threatening to kill President Johnson. Sentencing set for May 15. Maximum penalty five years and $1000 fine. He mailed a March 12 letter from Reno to FBI Director Hoover threatening Johnson with Kennedy’s death.
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Carson City
Nev
Michael Vaughn Cramer
New Jersey
Federal District Court
Johnson
Bruce R. Thompson
Cramer
Reno
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Atlantic City
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Secret Service
Verwood station closes as summer timetable arrives
In Time Verwood England reports the permanent closing of Verwood station today just as summer train timetables arrive, providing a final schedule update for the town.
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Verwood
England
UPI
Release of Jean Lobo After Berlin News Conference
Jean Frederic Lobo of Altadena California is pictured in West Berlin after being released by East Germany. He served 26 months of a 242 year sentence in a Berlin prison, according to APW.
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Jean Frederic Lobo
Altadena
Calif
West Berlin
Lobo
Berlin
Tornado Rips Temple Texas Town
A tornado ripped through Temple Texas injuring 16 people, including 10 children, with seven hospitalized. Emerson Elementary and Dunbar High School were hardest hit as roofs collapsed and glass injuries occurred. The storm damaged 10 schools, a hospital, railroad yards, and other buildings, leaving downtown Temple in wreck and debris scattered.
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Temple
Tex
UPI
Texas
Emerson Elementary
Dunbar High School
Emerson School
Dunbar School
King's Daughter Hospital
Tom Denson
Winnie Williams
Southerners Seek Modified Rights Version
Washington reports Southern strategists pursue altered jury trial rights in civil rights bill. Cooper and Morton propose perfecting amendments to win Republican votes. Senate debates extend into weekend with hopes of resolving two month stalemate before a leadership-backed substitute vote.
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Washington
UPI
Kentucky
John Sherman Cooper
Thruston B. Morton
Morton
Senate
Cooper
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Ruceell
Mike Marfield
Mort
Eve- Tet M_ Dirksen
Sunk USS Card Suffered Explosion Off Saigon
In Saigon harbor the World War II carrier USS Card sank after a predawn blast. Divers found a gaping hole and could not yet confirm if the explosion was external or internal. All 73 crewmen survived as pumps fought flooding and a partial refloat occurred with advancing tide.
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U.S.S
Saigon
U.S
South Viet Nam
Card
Lady Astor dies at 84 after long public life
Nancy, Lady Astor, first woman in Britain’s Parliament and noted wit, died at Grimsthorpe Castle in Lincolnshire. She would have turned 85 on May 19. Burial planned privately at Cliveden with memorial services in London and Plymouth to follow.
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London
Nancy
Astor
Britain
Grimsthorpe Castle
Lincolnshire
Ancaster
Viscount Astor
Lady Astor
Cliveden
Buckinghamshire
Plymouth
Pedestrian Is Victim No. 300
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin's 1964 traffic toll reached 300 after Racine resident James Frederickson 42 was struck near City Hall. In Illinois, Antioch near High highway 45 saw a fatal collision Friday night involving Thomas Kautenberger 55 of Bristol Wisconsin and Diana Boehm 20 of Lake County Ir.
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Associated Press
Racine
Wisconsin
James Frederickson
City Hall
Antioch, IL
Thomas Kautenberger
Bristol
Wis
Highway 45
Here
Diana Boehm
Lake County
Court Accepts Redistrict Plans in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Supreme Court opened realignment of Senate and Assembly districts by accepting two reapportionment plans from Gov. A. W. Reynolds. Special counsel Roland Day proposes Milwaukee County get 25 and 26 Assembly seats while disputing 23 or 26 seats for Milwaukee County. The court, having held legislative districts unconstitutional, may adopt a plan by May 15 if the Legislature and governor fail to agree.
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Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Senate
W. Reynolds
Roland Day
Milwaukee County
Assembly
Day
Reynolds
Waitham B. Simtha Madison Attormes Walworth Counts
Qaven
Milwaukee
Thore Dis- Weis
Twins Found In Neenah By Law Officers
Neenah police located Luella and Le'ona Chouinard, 12, at 1 20 p.m. Friday at a Neenah home after a regional search. They were taken to Menasha station for statements and later remanded to Sheriff Richard Lowell's custody for juvenile detention in Oshkosh.
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Menasha
Luella
le’ Ona Chouinard
Wins
Neenah
Atta
Carls
Menasha Station
Richard Lowell
Oshkosh
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