Trade Barrier Cut Is Pledged
Geneva dispatch reports President Johnson pledging to reduce trade barriers as the Kennedy round of tariff talks opens with 42 nations, read by Christian Herter. He cites limited progress on agriculture and non-tariff barriers while noting GATT as the framework for reducing impediments to international trade.
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Geneva
UPS
Kennedy
Johnson
United States
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Palais de Nations
Special Sections Planned for Waushara County
A series of Waushara County special sections will run on Saturdays in the Daily Northwestern starting May 30 with Wautoma. Subsequent issues cover Redgranite Lober ville Poy Sippi Plainfield Coloma Hancock and Wild Rose areas, featuring industry businesses recreation history government growth and residents. Northwestern bureaus in Wautoma Berlin and staff writers will contribute articles and photos.
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Waushara County
Northwestern
Wautoma
Redgranite
Lobrville
Poy Sippi
Plainfield
Coloma
Hancock
Wild Rose
Berlin
Home Office
12 Die In State Crashes 1964 Toll Tops 314
Wisconsin highway deaths for 1964 reached the 314 mark today, 94 ahead of last year. Eleven persons died as a result of accidents during the weekend and one death was attributed to a crash last Thursday. Ernest A. Amundson, 44, of Cameron died after his car collided with a truck on Highway 53 near Cameron. He died hours after being taken to a Rice Lake hospital. Renee Griegnon, 17, of Neopit was killed when a car carrying five teenagers crashed west of Gresham.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Highway
Cameron
Ernest A. Amundson
Amundson
Rice Lake
Renee Griegnon
Neopit
Greshman
Ten Injured In 41 Crash At Highway 41 Intersection
A three car crash at Highway 41 and Fourth Street Road Sunday afternoon injured ten people. Eight were taken to Mercy Hospital with facial cuts, fractures, and other injuries. The Michigan and Fond du Lac travelers included multiple family members. Sheriff reports Chester failed to yield as the Ball car hit first, sending all three vehicles off the roadway.
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Highway 41
Fourth Street Road
Mercy Hospital
Oshkosh
Irene N. Getzlaff
Plymouth St
Norway
Mich
Miss Getzlaff
James J. Chester
Eighth Ave
Michigan
Fond du Lac
Marion Sorenson
Connell SL
Bud FP. Sorenson
Jean M. Sorenson
Andrew R. Ball
Jean
Joan Ball
Janice
Balls
Moore
Louis A. Dallariva
Dallariva
Sky magazine to bow aboard U S airlines only
American Heritage and Horizon announce Sky will not be available anywhere on earth. The monthly publication will be distributed only aboard U S airlines.
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AIR Fare
New York
API
American Heritage
Horizon
Sky
U. S
Two Racial Decisions Undisturbed by Court
Washington AP Supreme Court declined to review lower court rulings involving two race related school cases. In Gary Indiana Black students argued segregation by district attendance areas while in Jacksonville Florida Black students asserted a right to nonracial control over entire school systems. The order offered no comment and did not resolve the broader issue of desegregation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Gary
Ind
Jacksonville
Fila
High Court
US. Circuit
Chicago
Habhive
Lost Boy Found With Dishwasher New Brunswick
In New Brunswick New Jersey AP police decide today what to do with a 17 year old dishwasher James Sav age who said he picked up a lost and cold 3 year old Timothy Hughes in New York City. He brought the boy 25 miles by bus to his rented room in Woodbridge where the boy was found Sunday unharmed. Savage, a runaway from a state school in 25 foster homes, is held in Middlesex County juvenile detention. Timothy was back in Queens with his father Gerard mother Lorraine and brother Richard 7. New York police had searched the Flushing playground area block by block after the child vanished. Savage said he found the boy near the Worlds Fair at about 5 pm Saturday and tried to locate the parents.
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Tot
Timmy Hughes
Lorraine
New York City
Gerald Hughes
Woodbridge
N. J
Timmy
Flushing
New York
James Savage
New Brunswick, NJ
Pickig
Timothy Hughes
Savage
Middlesex County
Timothy
Queens
N.Y
Gerard
Richard
Seven Primary Tests Tuesday
Washington AP reports seven state primaries and district conventions Tuesday shape a busy pre convention week. Voters in Indiana Ohio Oklahoma Alabama Florida New Mexico and DC will choose presidential preferences and delegates while nominating governors and lawmakers. Continued on Page HH Col 5
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Ohio
Oklahoma
Alabama
Florida
New Mexico
District of
Lumbia
Delaware
Michigan
Alaska
Nevada
Wyoming
Senate
House
George C. Wallace
Johnson
Twelve State Students Hurt In Rail Wrecks
Two train crashes injured twelve Wisconsin people on Saturday. Marin High School seniors en route to Washington rode a Baltimore and Ohio train that derailed near LaPorte Indiana, wounding ten students including Ruth Frieburg who required hospital care. A Great Northern derailment near Minneapolis hospitalized Gladwan Jones and daughter Vicki Jones, both hurt but released. Additional Stevens Point students treated in Indiana included Mary Brill Lisa Babtech Mary Kitowski Diana Trzebiatowski Jane Kremes Sue Ellen North Diane Corosalla Carl Madsen and Carol Jones.
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Baltimore and Ohio
LaPorte
Ind
Marin High School
Gire
Wis
Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Ruth Frieburg
Hart
Racine County
Gladwan Jones
Vicki Jones
Great Northern
Marcola
Ore
Minneapolis
Jones
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee County General Hospital
Union Church Drive
Highway 35
Oregon
Stevens Pont
Indiana
Mary Brill
Lisa Babhtech
Mary Kitowski
Diana Trzebiatowski
Jane Kremes
Sue Ellen North
Diane Corosalla
Carl Madsen
Carol Jones
Saigon Tensions Rise After Card Sinking Attack
The destroyer Lyman K. Swenson arrived in Saigon for show of force following the Card sinking in the Saigon River. Eight Americans and a Vietnamese were wounded when a Viet Cong grenade exploded near American troops. Saigon patrols and dock-area security were tightened as propaganda forecasts grow.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Lyman K. Swenson
Navy
Swenson
C. C. Hartigan Jr
7Th Fleet
Hector Dittamo
West Paterson
Nwj
Henry Cabot Lodge
Joseph G. Gustafson
Bayfield
Wis
John Arnett
Louisville, Ky
Negro interrupts debate on rights in Senate gallery
A well dressed young Negro interrupted the Senate civil rights debate in Washington as he rose in the gallery and denounced the poor attendance on the floor. Kenneth Washington of Passaic New Jersey was identified by police and taken to DC General Hospital for mental observation after being escorted out. The incident occurred as Senator Smathers spoke against the civil rights bill. Mansfield urged a package of amendments while the Senate prepared to vote on the jury trial provision.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Kenneth Washington
Passaic
D.C
Hosmial
James Powell
DC Metropolitan Police
Washinston
White House
Cvil
Sen
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Smathers
Lister Hill
Ala
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Demcratic
Mike Mansfeld
Riots hit Sofia and Prague on May Day weekend
AP reports a second Soviet bloc riot in three days as Communist youths blocked Sofia churches during Easter Mass, with hundreds clashing with police. in Prague 31 people were arrested for disturbing the peace as 3,000 students rioted in Kinsky Park amid anti government chants.
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Vienna
Austria
Sofia
Prague
CTK
Aleksander Nevsky
Cyril
Nikolai
Academy of Theology
Czechoslovakia
Kinsky Park
LBJ to Visit Poverty States
President Johnson will visit lands across five states including Ohio North and South regions this week. White House press secretary George Reedy said the two day trip on Thursday and Friday will stop in five states with Athens Ohio hosting an event tied to Ohio University anniversary. He will spend Thursday night in Atlanta Georgia and broader stops not announced. The itinerary aims to spotlight the Appalachian area and Johnsons anti poverty program.
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Johnson
Mainland
Ohio
Tennessee
Orth Carolina
Georgs
White House
George Reedy
Reeds
Athens
Cto
Allama
Inp
Appalachian
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