Armed Bandit Quickly Caught
An Oshkosh man Matwaat T Bullock was arraigned in Municipal Court on two armed robbery charges totaling 390.30 dollars after Saturday night incidents on Main Street bridge and at Piggly Wiggly Store. He faced bond set at 7500 and requested a preliminary hearing. Police recovered a .32 caliber pistol and linked him to the drive-in robbery and grocery store thefts.
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Oshkoshian
Robert L. Bullock
S. J. Luchsinger
Oshkosh
Ohio Street
Edwin Harwood
Sheriff’s Department
Main Street
Bullock
Iofmerly
Fulton Ave
Ohio St
Luchsinger
Winnebago County
Bobby
Elda Severson
Piggly Wiggly
Suzanne Kotschi
Eighth Ave
Oshkosh Po’ Jice
Main Street Bridge
Sad
Severson
Miss Kotschi
Jack D. Steinhilber
Arthur Sennholz
Jakarta
Bukittinggi
Sumatra
Rudi Pirngadie
Sukarno
Java
Pirngadie
Baiusangkar
Celebes
Jani
Menado
Tanks Crush Soldier in German Training Accident
In Goepplingen Germany Army Pvt. Paul F Bush 29 of Waterbury Vermont was crushed to death between two tanks during training exercises last Wednesday. The Army announced Sunday confirming the fatal incident and identifying the deceased soldier.
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Goeppingen
Germany
Paul F Bushwar
Waterbury Vo
Detective writes world record tickets in a day
Chicago detective Jack Muller set an unusual record by issuing 21 penalties to a single patron at a penny arcade within 24 hours. He cited noncompliance with city licensing as the charge for each ticket.
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Chicago
Jack Muller
State YGOP Declines To Endorse Davis
Racine Wisconsin State Young Republican convention declined to endorse former Rep Glenn Davis of Waukesha for the Republican nomination for U S senator. Davis supporters pushed a resolution to allow endorsements but the convention did not back him. Delegates approved a resolution endorsing all incumbent Republican officeholders and commended Gov Thomson's administration, urging reelection.
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Racine
Glenn Davis
Waukesha
U. S
Davis
Wisconsin
Steinle
Roland Steinle
Wisconsin Supreme Court
UGOP
Senate
Thomson
State to Benefit If Senate Passes Military Pay Bill
Washington and Wisconsin are poised to gain from a Senate passed military pay bill. An Army Times estimate puts state benefits at 2.2 million dollars as 71 percent of the first year cost would fund armed forces personnel stationed in the country. Wisconsin hosts about 33,000 active or retired service members including reserves and guardsmen.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Army Times
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Semyenov Improves in Bonn
Vladimir Semyenov, 57, who suffered a heart attack nine days earlier, was reported to be improving in Bonn where he had come for the signing of a trade pact.
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Bonn
Germany
Vladimir Semyenov
Semyenov
Dedication of Winnebago County Airport Terminal
Hundreds attend the opening of the Winnebago County Airport terminal with ribbon cutting by Alvin A Staffeld and a flag presentation by Mrs Wittman. North Central Airlines facilitates the event as the facility begins operations and locals tour the modern building.
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Winnebago County
S. J. Wittman
North Central Airlines Inc
Winnebago Counter
Alvin A. Staffeld
Neenah
Staffeld
North Central Airlines
Ralph Parkinson
Minneapolis
Jo Ann Borseth
North Central
Winnnebagoland
L. 0. Simenstad. Osceola
Wisconsin Aeronautics Commission
Are 33 Slain As Colombians Pick President
In Colombia, voters backed Alberto Lleras Camargo as terrorism and unrest mark the election. Thirty three peasants and others were killed in attacks near Tolima Huila and Caucha amid a bitter civil war history. Troops and police enforced order as some urged restraint on celebrations.
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Bogota
Colombia
Alberto Lleras Camargo
Tolima
Huila
Caucha
College student rescued from Copperhead Cave near Derry
Richard LaVal a 19 year old Carnegie Institute of Technology student from Florissant Missouri was injured in Copperhead Cave Hill s side six miles from Derry Pa during a Sunday ascent. Rescue workers including Pittsburgh Grotto members and Derry volunteers carried him on a stretcher across three crevices to the entrance. Dr O P Oliver treated him in cave before he was taken to Latrobe Hospital in fair condition.
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Derry
Pennsylvania
Richard LaVal
Latrobe Hospital
LaVal
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Florissant, Mo
National Speleological Society
Copperhead
Hillside
Explorers
O. P. Oliver
Gaither Quits As Ford Group Chief
Gaither Jr. Gaither 48 will resign as chairman of the Ford Foundation at the December annual meeting to return to law practice and other interests in San Francisco. He will remain a foundation trustee. His name appears in the Gaither report by the President’s Scientific Advisory Committee security panel, cited as recommending larger defense spending.
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New York
H. Rowan’ Gaither Jr
Ford Foundation
Gaither
San Francisco
Security Resources Panel
Eisenhower
Scientific Adviisory Committee
Boy Drowns Off Pier While Fishing at Lake Mason
Leonard Sterndt seven year old of Rio drowned Sunday in Lake Mason at Priggvville Wisconsin while fishing on a pier with his father Walter Sterndt two brothers and a sister. The father left the children on the pier to bury bait and the boy fell into the water. His parka filled with water and his body was recovered. Lake Mason lies in Marquette and Adams counties.
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Priggsville
Wis
Leonard Sterndt
Rio
Lake Mason
Walter Sterndt
Marquette andAdams Counties
Formal Opening Of Talks Left in Air
Moscow reports that Andrei Gromyko delivered a Kremlin reply to Western ambassadors a plan that spares a round table pre summit and keeps individual talks with the Soviet Foreign Minister. Western envoys will meet later to align strategy while Poland and Czechoslovakia are excluded from a diplomatic forum.
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Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Gromyko
Soviet Union
London
Paris
Washington
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson
France
Maurice DeJean
Foreign Ministry
Europe
Storms Leave 16 Dead in Huge Flood Region
United Press reports a 10 day storm onslaught left at least 16 dead, 750000 acres flooded and over 1000 homeless across Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana. Evacuations rose to about 800 in Fort Worth and 400 more elsewhere as rivers swelled. Officials planned flood containment as Red River neared 42 feet at Alexandria and Caddo Lake area flooded.
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United Press
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Fort Worth
Tex
West
Trinity River
San Antonio
Luther Frazer
New Orleans
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Alexandria
Red River
Caddo Lake
Camden
Ouachita
Missouri
Kentucky
Gulf Coast
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Grand Marais
Mich
Six Dead In Road Mishaps Over Weekend
The Associated Press reports six people died in Wisconsin road crashes over the weekend. A 25 year old truck driver, Robert E Sanderlin of Ruby Lake Taylor County, was crushed when his vehicle rolled on Highway 86 west of Tomahank. Donald D Drews of Arlington Heights DI, a Ripon College student, died in a Green Lake town road crash. Danny Oates aged 11 of Platteville died in a bicycle and auto collision on Highway 18 near Platteville. John Meisner 22 of Shawano was fatally injured in a collision with a semi on Highway 29 near Shawano. Mrs Louise Bodie 40 of Janesville died Friday night in a crossing collision between a freight train and an auto between Beloit and Janesville. Michael Wiegel 62 of Patch Grove, a Grant County deputy sheriff, died in a head on collision south of Patch Grove. Louis Scola Jr 16 of Kenosha died Saturday after tumbling from an auto on a Kenosha street.
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Associated Press
Lincoln County
Wisconsin
Robert E. Sanderlin
Rib|y Lake
Taylor County
Highway 86
Tomahank
Donald D. Drews
Arlington iHeights
Green Lake Town
Ripon
Ripon College
Danny Oates
Platteville
John Meisner
Shawano
Highway 29
Louise’ Bodie
Janesville
Beloit
Michael Wiegel
Patch Grove
Grant County
Louis Scola Jr
Kenosha
Canal Traffic in West Berlin Nearing Standstill
Canal traffic around West Berlin ground to a halt as East German waterways tax took effect. The levy targets West German and foreign barges using East German canals, including routes connecting West Berlin with West Germany. About a third of West Berlin’s supplies arrive by barge. Communist authorities call the tax retaliation for West Germany’s Elbe dam decision, which they warn could flood East German territory.
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Brunswich
West Berlin
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Kathy
Reid
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Robert
City Hospital
Joseph F. Drexler
Arthur Schwandt
Wittman
R. C. Rutledge
Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Development Committee
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Lleras
Liberal Party
Jorge Leyva
Laureano Gomez
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Boy
United States
Warsaw
State Department
West Germany
Adam Rapacki
WSPAP
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