School Leader Killed in Crash in Manitowoc County
Dan Danielson 59 of Neenah, director of the Neenah Vocational and Adult School, died after a rear end collision on Highway 10 near Reedsville. Richard Isaacson 18 of Reedsville was not injured. investigation ongoing. Danielson, born February 24 1907, held degrees from Stout University and studied architecture at Cincinnati. He joined the Neenah vocational system in 1935.
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Dan BE. Danielson
Main St
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Reedsville
Manitowoc County
Danielson
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Holy Family Hospital
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Dan Danielson
American Seating Co
Grand Rapids
Mid
City of
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Ohio
Stout University
Menomonie
Neenah Vocational System
Fight Indicted On Conspiracy In Mexico City
Eight people including three Argentines were indicted in Mexico City on conspiracy to establish a Communist regime. Charges include conspiracy criminal association falsification of government stamps and using false stamps. Riots at the National University led to the rector’s resignation and arrests by the Federal Security Office.
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Mexico City
Mexico
National University
Oscar Jose Fernandez Bruno
Adolfo Otilio Malvagni
Eduvises Teresa Confrenta
Federal Security Office
Autonomous University
Court Upholds Refusal to Rehear Ginzberg Obscenity Case
The Supreme Court rejected a petition to reconsider the March 21 ruling affirming Ralph Ginzberg’s conviction for obscenity. He, publisher of Eros magazine, faced five years in prison and a $28,000 fine in Philadelphia federal court. Justice Brennan wrote the majority opinion rejecting warnings about advertising as a factor.
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Supreme Court
Ralph Ginzberg
Ginzburg
Philadelphia
Eros
William J. Brennan
Fras
Colombians Pick Liberal As President
In Bogota the presidential race concluded with Sen. Carlos Lleras Restrepo winning by a wide margin over Jose Jaramillo Giraldo. With 60 percent counted, Lleras led 1,327,320 to 565,168, claiming broad support for social transformation and a policy favoring friendship with the United States while noting potential dissension with a splinter Conservative faction.
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Bogota
Colombia
Carlos Lleras Restrepo
Lieras
Jose Jaramillo Giraldo
United States
Six States Set For Primaries In 1966 Election Cycle
Six states hold primaries Tuesday led by a dominant figure not officially in the race Gov George C Wallace Alabama. His wife Lurleen seeks the Democratic nomination for governor among ten candidates while Alabama and Oklahoma feature Senate race contests. Ohio sees GOP bid by Robert Taft Jr with rival William Flax in a contest that analysts call not nationally dramatic.
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Associated Press
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Lurleen
Statehouse
Florida
Indiana
New Mexico
Ohio
Oklahoma
Senate
Robert Taft Jr
William Howard Taft
Congress
William E. Flax
Cincinnati
Airman James Bond Wins Marks in Pistol and Rifle
UPI reports Airman 10 James Bond earned ribbons for pistol and rifle marksmanship, with serial ending in 07. He recalls a Thailand posting where he often patrolled with a fellow named Mike Hammer.
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UPI
James Bond
Thailand
Mike Hammer
Peking Power Shift Linked to Mao Absence
Washington reports deepen speculation on a possible leadership transition in China as Mao Zedong's fate remains unclear. U.S. and Soviet observers note Mao’s absence shapes foreign policy moods and could influence future Sino Soviet relations despite Beijing rebuffing U.S. overtures.
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Mao Tze-tung
U.S
Red China
Johnson
United States
Peking
Soviet Union
Mao
Communist Party
Moscow
Two Cuban Sailors Seek U.S. Asylum in Tokyo
The Aracelio Iglesias crew members, who accused constant spying aboard their freighter, defected in Tokyo and asked the United States for asylum. The ship docked in Tokyo on April 25 after a December defection by the captain and three officers who were granted asylum.
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U.S
Aracelio Iglesias
Japan
Wisconsin Legislature Faces Budget, Oleo and School Aid Debates
MADISON AP The Wisconsin Legislature opens its spring session amid water pollution highway construction and oleo fights. A looming tax surplus dispute over available funds could derail school aid bills. Democrats say May 11 figures threaten funding. Huber cites a $35 million surplus, while the tax department puts it as low as $2.5 million. A GOP school aid boost passed in the Senate, with Democrats doubling the target in the Assembly. Gov Knowles says he will sign a non tax-increasing aid bill. Continued on Page 16 Col 1.
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Wisconsin
Assembly
State Department of Taxation
Robert Huber
Parliament moves to curb Sukarno powers in Indonesia
In Jakarta, the Indonesian Parliament formed two committees to study political and economic questions and to submit recommendations to the Provisional People’s Consultative Congress. About 2,000 students gathered outside demanding an elected parliament. Deputies appointed by Sukarno in 1960 have long acted as his rubber stamps. chairman Subamia did not attend due to ill health.
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Indonesia
Sukarno
Provisional
People’s Consultative Congress
Sjarif Thijeb
Y. Subamia
Subamia
Pope and Lodge Hold Private Viet Nam Talk in Rome
Pope Paul VI and Henry Cabot Lodge conferred in a private library audience in the Vatican. They spoke in French for 40 minutes, signaling an important political discussion on Viet Nam as Lodge travels from Saigon to Washington.
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Paul VI
Henry Cabot Lodge
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Lodge
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Washington
Pope Paul
Andrei 4
Gromyko
U.S
Viet Nam
America
Nudists Seek Police Help After Sunbathing Theft
Nudist campers in Orpington ask police to pursue thieves who stole personal belongings while sunbathing at a nearby site. The incident highlights security concerns at naturist facilities in the region.
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Orpington
England
UPD
Rescue of Downed F-4? Pilot Ingalls in North Vietnam
U S Air Force pilot Capt James M Ingalls from Palo Alto Calif outran Communist pursuers in North Viet Nam mountains Sunday night and was rescued at dawn. Three rescue attempts by helicopters were repelled by ground fire before Ingalls was picked up. He parachuted at 3 45 pm after his Skyraider was shot down during a forward air control mission near the North Viet Nam Laos border.
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Saigon
North Viet Nam
James M. Ingalls
Palo Alto
Calif
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U.S. Air Force
3Rd Aerospace Rescue Recovery Group
Viet Nam-Laos
Air Force
Kidnapped Boy's Father Seeks Contact Through Rabbi
Aaron Goldman, wealthy Miami contractor, said a man who may be the kidnapper contacted a New York rabbi. Goldman urged the kidnapper to reach a clergyman anywhere in the world to arrange safe contact, with $25,000 ransom to be paid through the church to the designated clergyman for the return of his year-old son Daniel.
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Fla
Aaron Goldman
Daniel
New York
Goldman
Calls for Peace Mark May Day Worldwide Protests
The Associated Press reports May Day demonstrations focused on peace in Vietnam. In Moscow, Defense Minister Malinovsky condemned the US war, while Mao remained absent in Beijing where Chow En-lai warned of further US defeats. In Saigon, 7,000 demonstrators protested outside the US Embassy with no violence.
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Associated Press
Viet Nam
Moscow
Mao Tze-tung
Peking
U. S
Saigon
Red Square
Rodion Y. Mal'novsky
United States
Mao
South Viet Nam
Armed Mexican kidnappers kill seven of eight victims
In Chiapas a family of eight was abducted by an armed gang posing as police. Seven members were slain and one left seriously wounded. Survivor Coming Hernandez Sanchez recalled the Friday attack at a ranch near Acala as captives were driven away and ordered to walk to a river. The motive remained unknown.
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Mexico City
Chiapas
Hernandez Sanchez
Acala
Hernandez
Regiot
Planes Fly More Than 300 Sorties Over Viet Nam
U S Navy fighter bombers hit an antiaircraft site near Vinh while South Viet Nam saw a three week lull in ground fighting. American aircraft flew over 300 sorties against Communist targets. B52s pounded Viet Cong areas near the Cambodian border. Skyhawks and Crusaders from the Hancock saturated the Vinh coastal area with Bullpup missiles and bombs, destroying a large area and two Soviet launchers. Two more planes were lost over the North, with pilots rescued by helicopters. total North Viet Nam losses rose to 227.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S. Navy
Vinh
U.S. Command
Hancock
U.S
North Viet Nam
North
Viet Nam
New Federal Withholding System in Effect
Washington reports a new federal income tax withholding system takes effect this month. Beginning with May 1 pay, six withholding rates from 14 to 30 percent replace the old flat 14 percent. Middle and upper income workers will see more withheld, while lower income workers gain the standard deduction built into the tables.
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UPI
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