Rural Omro Youth Drowns
Darhl Craig a 19 year old from Omro drowned in the Fox River Tuesday night after reportedly falling in while fishing near his home between Omro and Eureka. His brother Danny found the body at 9 35 p m and authorities pronounced death by drowning. Born January 13 1947 in Eureka he attended Omro High School and worked for Miles Kimball Co Oshkosh. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p m at Waukau Methodist Church with burial in Waukau Cemetery. He is survived by parents three brothers and two sisters and the grandparents listed. Planned funeral arrangements are noted with plansky Funeral Home Omro.
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Richard Craig
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Moore Ambulance Service
Art C. Miller
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Waukau Cemetery
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Indonesia's No 2 Official May Be Dead
Jakarta dispatch says M H Lukman, No 2 in the Indonesian Communist party, was killed by army troops last Friday as he attempted to escape. Ampera reported he was captured in West Java and later shot near Jakarta while fleeing. Lukman had been missing since the October coup attempt. Dr Aidit was previously reported killed.
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Miner Steve West Receives Watch In Deep Shaft Retirement
Dover England Steve West a coal miner retired Tuesday receiving a watch during a retirement ceremony held in a mine shaft a half mile underground near the town unrest.
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England
UPI
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Peking Reports Mao OK Says He Is Very Well
The Peking foreign ministry denied Western rumors of Mao Zedong illness and said the Communist leader is very well. It called reports of his condition nonsense and malicious. Mao’s absence from public view had sparked Western speculation about his health.
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Highway Plan Rejected by Assembly Judiciary Panel
The Assembly Judiciary Committee voted 6 to 3 against a compromise accelerated highway plan tied to a 226.5 million bonding program and a one cent per gallon gasoline tax hike. The panel also voted 7 to 2 to kill the original bonding bill, leaving future action uncertain as lawmakers weigh floor consideration and caucus strategy.
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Warren P. Knowles
Jerry Blaska
D-Sun Prairie
Legislative Council
Highway Advisory Committee
Lost items at Orly Airport include gun coats and dentures
Unclaimed items in the Orly Airport lost and found include a sub machine gun four mink coats three brassieres and one set of dentures awaiting pickup, according to UPI.
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UPI
Orly
11 U S Fliers Die in Laos Air Actions Report
The Defense Department disclosed that since May 1964 air operations over Laos killed 11 U S fliers and left fewer than 20 crewmen missing or detained. The figures mark a breach in prior secrecy and come as U S air attacks on Communist infiltration routes through Laos into South Vietnam increase. The Pentagon stated the toll succinctly without elaboration.
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Wallace sweep shocks Alabama voters in gubernatorial primary
The Wallaces of Alabama routed nine male rivals in the Democratic primary, ensuring no runoff and strengthening the bid of Lurleen Wallace for governor. Alabama Atty. Gen. Richmond Flowers failed to force a runoff, while black turnout rose under the Voting Rights Act, aiding Fred D. Gray in Tuskegee and boosting a Negro sheriff candidate in Macon County as the page notes continued on Page 16 Col 2.
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Tuskegee
Macon County
LBJ Asked To Hold Line On Money Bills
The House Republican campaign leader, Rep. Frank Bow, urged President Johnson to veto excess money bills and proposed using experienced aides like Lawrence OBrien to enforce budget discipline. The labor and HEW appropriations bill totals $10.56 billion for FY starting July 1, about $490 million above the President’s request, continuing a pattern of higher spending.
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Police Impound 15-Foot Boat After Unclaimed Discovery
In San Francisco a 15 foot outboard boat was impounded Tuesday after police found it in a street. It apparently fell from an auto trailer and was not claimed by its owner despite a patrolman waiting.
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AFL
Britain Budget Elicits Mixed Reactions From Public and Industry
London AP reports Britain's 1966-7 budget by Chancellor James Callaghan introduces a payroll tax on service industries and a per worker subsidy to manufacturers. The plan aims to shift workers to manufacturing, boost exports, and support employment as post-crisis pound recovery continues.
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Katzenbach Kicks Off Civil Rights Campaign
Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach opens hearings on Johnson’s civil rights bill as he frames a broad package for 1966. The plan includes an open housing provision banning racial discrimination in housing and adds penalties for racial violence, juror discrimination, and federal tools to fight school segregation. He argues housing affects interstate commerce and urges congressional action now. Continued on Page 16, Col. 6.
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Bayfield Headstart program expands for 36 children
Madison AP reports 36 Bayfield area children will join a head start program approved by Gov Knowles. The $20,000 project targets preschool education health and social services for the youngsters including 14 Indian children from Red Cliff Reservation. The effort aligns with the Federal Economic Opportunities Act.
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Red Cliff Reservation
Warren P. Knowles
Civil Rights Bill Passage in Doubt
Rep. Robert Kastenmeier of Wisconsin warned that the president’s civil rights package may not win approval this year as the Administration delayed its introduction last Thursday. The House Judiciary Committee, which he chairs on the bill, faces a tight timeline before adjournment.
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Washington
Robert Kastenmeier
D - Wis
Kastenmeier
House Judiciary Committee
Feisty Lady Quarter Horse Delivers Twin Colts
Feisty Lady a 23 year old Quarter Horse at the Joe Marcus Ranch gave birth to twin colts. The colts were sired by a year old Arabian stud.
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Pop Denver
UPI
Feisty Lady
Joe Marcus Ranch
Ld Arabian Stud
Ambassador Lodge Relaxes at Seaside in Beverly
U S ambassador to Vietnam Henry Cabot Lodge rests at his Beverly seaside home for a few days before reporting to President Johnson. He and wife Emily flew into Boston after a Rome stopover where he met Pope Paul VI. Lodge read a brief statement and then traveled by car with his family.
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Enemy Supply Route Bombed Anew by B52s
American 852 bombers pounded the southern end of the Ho Chi Minh trail near Saigon, targeting suspected Viet Cong supply and troop areas for the seventh time in eight days as monsoon season nears. Australia began reinforcing Viet Nam with 400 men and 300 trucks, while U S Marines killed 29 Viet Cong in two actions. Aircraft flew 301 sorties despite northern weather, with Can Tho near Saigon seeing a major strike on a Viet Cong battalion.
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Lake Superior drainage basin in Wisconsin reported clean
Wisconsin State Health Board reports surface waters in the Lake Superior basin are generally in good condition. In 12 years all severed municipalities provided basic treatment facilities. About five localized pollution sources were noted. The basin runs roughly 100 miles across Wisconsin and extends inland about 30 miles.
269th Highway Death Recorded
The death of a Milwaukee pedestrian raises Wisconsin 1966 highway toll to 269, up from 262 a year earlier. Anthony Opachen, 56, Milwaukee, was killed early today after being struck by a car near downtown Milwaukee. Earlier, William Plischow, 26, West Bend, injured in a two car crash, sustained head injuries in West Allis. The incidents occurred on Highway 45 north of Kewaskum in Washington County.
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Wisconsin
Anthony Opachen
William Plischownig
West Bend
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