Free Movie Riot In Boston At Bond Coat Promo
About 10 000 college age youths rioted for nearly three hours downtown after a Savoy Theater offer of free admission to those in a James Bond trench coat. Police dispersed the crowd with 75 officers and tactical units. Over 20 arrests, 10 hospitalized, several cars and store windows damaged, looting attempts contained.
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Boston
Honky-Tonk
Joseph Hanley
Savoy Theater
John P. Sullivan
Metropolitan District Commission
Greater Boston
State
Hanley
Sullivan
Arrests Link Priest in Milwaukee Disturbance
Four people including Father James Groppi were arrested after a Milwaukee youth council gathering led to a disturbance near Freedom House. Two police officers and a detective were injured and at least three squad cars damaged. Groppi faced charges of obstructing an officer and unlawful assembly.
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Milwaukee
James Groppi
Robert Ziarnik
Freedom House
Milwaukee National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Father Gropii
Ziarmik
Father Groppi
St. Boniface Catholic Church
UW Faculty Rated Third Best in Nation
A New York professor ranked the University of Wisconsin faculty third best in the nation after surveying 106 schools across 29 fields. University of California Berkeley topped the list, followed by Harvard and Wisconsin.
Three Planes Downed By Ground Fire Near Hanoi
AP reports three U.S. Air Force F105 Thunderchiefs were shot down by Communist ground fire during raids near Hanoi. All pilots listed as missing, with Hanoi claiming eight planes downed and identifying three captains: James Lindbergh Huthes, 40, from Iowa. James Richard Shively, 25, from Texas. and Gordon Albert Larsol, 41, from Minnesota. Pilots reportedly took off from Thai bases Korat Takli and were seen by foreign and Vietnamese reporters.
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Saigon
Hanoi
U.S
Radio
James Lindbergh Huthes
Iowa
James Richard Shively
Texas
Cmdr
Gordon Albert Larsol
Minnesota
Thailand
Hughes
Larsol
Korat
Shively
Takli
Antique Auto Show At Paine Center Saturday May 13
Paine Art Center and Arboretum hosts an antique and classic car display on its grounds from 10 am to 5 pm featuring over 25 vehicles dating from the early 1900s to World War II. Notable cars include a 1932 Rolls Royce Sedan de Ville and a 1934 Dietrich Bodied V-12 Packard owned by Milwaukee collectors. The grounds also showcase spring blooms and a separate gallery exhibition of American silver by Samuel Kirk and Son. Admission free. gallery hours 10 to 5. grounds welcome all visitors.
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Art Center
Paine Art Center
Ray Hunn
Wauwatosa
Paine Art Center and Arboretum
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Antique and Classic Car Club
Milwaukee
Joan
Balltimore
Samuel Kirk and Son
Crichton Family Welcomes Newborn Daughter and Pets
Robert Crichton and wife celebrate Friday birth of a daughter. The nine mile burn incident is noted as a local curiosity with the couple’s household also reporting a dog with six pups a cat with four kittens and a pet dove laying an egg keeping the family busy.
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Nine Mile Burn
England
Oshkosh Considers Joining Fox Valley Planning Unit
Oshkosh City Manager Angus Crawford urged the Common Council to consider joining the Fox Valley Regional Planning Commission in 1967, add a city planner, and launch a town hall series to involve residents. If accepted, Oshkosh would be the first noncontiguous member joined to the Neenah Kaukauna urban strip. The FVRPC, based in Appleton, coordinates intergovernmental projects and park land planning with a $48,545 annual budget.
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Angus Crawford
Oshkosh Common Council
Fox Valley Regional Planning Commission
Oshkosh
FVRPC
Neenah
Kaukauna
Appleton
Fox Valley
Eugene Franchett
Harland Bartholomew and Associates
St. Louis
Crawford
Five Die In Crash In Wisconsin Two Fatal Auto Wrecks
Five people died in a two car collision in La Crosse County late Friday night. Four sixteen seventeen year old Bangor youths perished in the same vehicle along with Ernest Patterson, 27, of La Crosse. Eight others were injured across the two crashes, as Wisconsin toll rose to 267 for 1967. The second fatal crash occurred on Highway 16 at Harlan and involved Richard Lennartz, 23, and Irene Emrich, 21, of Milwaukee, plus Thomas Ganong, 26, of Oconomowoc. Three other passengers were hospitalized including Elmer Blashacki, 24, James Hemker, 21, and Roger Shuster, 23. Driver Peter Fink, 28, of Rice Lake and two more passengers, Larry Braithwaite, 27, and John Trussoni, 24, of La Crosse, were hospitalized.
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Associated Press
la Crosse County
Waukesha
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Peter Cavadini
Randall Mashak
Robert Laxton
Ronald Biashacki
Bangor
Thomas Ganong
Oconomowoc
Elmer Blashacki
James Hemker
Roger Schuster
Eastman
Peter Fink
Rice Lake
Larry Braithwaite
John Trussoni
Waukesha County issues five count murder warrant
A Milwaukee man is wanted for questioning in the double slayings of Sharon Malone and Chevy Ann Packard in rural Hartland and Pewaukee. The warrant lists two counts malicious damage to property one count armed robbery one count false imprisonment and one count injury by conduct regardless of life.
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Waukesha (Ap
Waukekesha County
Roger P. Murphy
Milwaukee
Waukesha County
Murphy
Sussex
Brookfield
Sharon Malone
Hartland
Chevy Ann Packard
Pewaukee
Florida Governor Drops His Private Police Force
Governor Claude R. Kirk Jr plans to abolish his private police force and create a state police unit to fight organized crime. He seeks 1.5 million dollars for the new force, to be staffed by transferred Wackenhut agents, with public officials previously investigated by the private team under scrutiny.
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Florida
Tallahassee
Fla
Claude R. Kirk Jr
Kirk
Wackenhut
Wackenhut Corporation
United States
Johnson pressed to fill federal posts during Texas weekend
President Johnson, at his Texas ranch with Lady Bird, moves to fill federal court and ambassadorial vacancies. White House press notes report Ellsworth Bunker’s Vietnam dispatch praising cooperation. Romney criticizes Johnson's Vietnam statistics as optimistic. Lynda Bird Johnson’s Colombia magazine issue leads to a lawsuit over escorts injuring reporters and a damaged camera.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Texas
White House
Lady Bird
Washington
Bunker
George Christian
U.S
South Vietnam
Ellsworth Bunker
Christian
George Romney
Michigan
Vietnam
Texas White House
Lynda Bird Johnson
Colombia
Columbian
Miss Johnson
Gronouski to Visit Washington for Consultations
Warsaw AP report says United States Ambassador to Poland John A Gronouski will fly to Washington next Wednesday for 10 or 12 days of Youline consultations according to the U S Embassy statement.
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Warsaw
Poland
John A. Gronouski
Washington
U.S
Milwaukee school orders orange juice shipment
Milwaukee officials move to substitute orange juice for milk as a dairy strike threatens schools. Three wildcat walkouts at area dairies strained supplies, with talks failing to reach a new contract as union negotiators seek a one year deal while the strike looms over school provisions.
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Milwaukee
Thomas J. Farley
Farley
Milwaukee Dairies
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