Outagamie County Rejects North Central Air Move
Outagamie County government orders North Central Air to shift operations to Greenville airport. airline replies the order is invalid. CAB asks Seventh District Court of Appeals to vacate April 26 order and deny relief, arguing transfer to Winnebago County Airport not required. Continued on Page 14, Col. 7.
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Outagamie County
North Central Airlines
Greenville
Outagamie
Civil Aeronautics Board
Seventh District Court of Appeals
Chicago
North Central
Outagamie County Corporation
A. W. Ponath
Penath
CAB
USC honors graduate mother of three earns Phi Beta Kappa
Mrs. Carl Almquist Jr will graduate from the University of Southern California next month with Phi Beta Kappa honors in international relations. She began her studies 17 years ago as a "fun thing" and said the work fit around her children, noting she kept steadily at it without gaps.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Carl Almquist Jr
University of Southern California
Almquist
One Killed On Highways
The Associated Press reports the death of 69 year old Carl Hernsted of 1506 N Chicago St South Milwaukee after being struck by a car while crossing near his home. He died in a Milwaukee hospital early today as injuries from last night’s accident were fatal. The Wisconsin 1985 highway death toll rose with this latest fatality, compared with 323 of the previous year’s date.
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Associated Press
South Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Carl Hernsted
Chicago St
South
Milwaukee
Severe thunderstorm warning issued for upper Midwest
The U S Weather Bureau in Milwaukee forecasts today severe thunderstorms for southeastern Minnesota and northern central Wisconsin. Expect large hail and damaging winds in a band roughly 60 miles wide from near Minneapolis to Green Bay, from 8 am to 2 pm CDST. Wisconsin area includes Grantsburg to Land O Lakes to Iron Mountain to Green Bay to La Crosse. Continued on Page 14, Col 2.
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Milwaukee
U.S. Weather Bureau
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Minn
Green Bay
Wis
Grantsburg
Land O'Lakes
Iron Mountain
la Crosse
Viet War Aid Bill Is Signed
President Johnson signed a special 700 million dollar appropriation to fund the Viet Nam war in the East Room of the White House. He called it a message of American determination to resist aggression in Southeast Asia and said it would empower the forces fighting in Viet Nam to finish the job.
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Washington
API
Johnson
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
White House
Congress
South Viet Nam
Senate
Bracknell Public Health Chief Quips on Garbage Work
Bracknell's chief public health officer Ralph Hebrow says garbage collectors stay cheerful because only cheerful people could endure the job. He notes the usual attitude among crews explains the upbeat mood observed in Bracknell.
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Bracknell, England
UPL
Bracknell
Ralph Hebbrow
Rift Widens in State Joint Finance Group
Madison AP A partisan split on the Democratic controlled Joint Finance Committee widens with Democrats and Republicans meeting separately on Knowles tax and budget bills. Democrats boycott the tax hearings as Republicans hold them. Huber accuses the measure of being unacceptable. Knowles proposes sales tax and income tax changes plus beer tax and county care funding revisions.
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Madison
Joint Finance Committee
Warren P. Knowles
Capitol
Knowles
Assembly
Robert Huber
Huber
Marines land at Chu Lai in central Viet Nam action
A flotilla of landing craft brought 3,000 U.S. Marines and 3,000 Seabees ashore at Chu Lai near Da Nang. The Leathernecks will guard a combat airfield while the Seabees begin construction on a 4,000 foot airstrip. No contact with Viet Cong reported during landing. Meanwhile a North Viet Nam raid damaged a bridge near Hanoi and one F105 was shot down at sea before rescues.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Oap
Chu Lai
Big da Nang
Viet Nam
Than Hoa
Hanoi
North
Wisconsin lawmakers vote to add 15 daily expense allowance
Wisconsin Assembly members backed a bill to add a 15 daily expense allowance for Madison legislative business, with a 10 day limit. The Senate must approve amendments before the measure goes to the governor. The plan would extend funds to legislators in Madison even off week days if they are in session. Assemblyman Barland proposed a weekend ban unless the Legislature was in session.
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Madison
Wisconsin Assemblymen
Senate
Thomas Barland
Eau Claire
Everett Bidwell
Portage
Bee Stings Trooper Triggering Car Crash in Vermont
Vermont state trooper John Shanks was stung by a bee while passing an illegally parked car on Route 102. He lost control of his cruiser, colliding with the parked vehicle and causing $400 in damage, a cost borne by taxpayers.
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Guildhall
John Shanks
Vermont
Shanks
Route 102
Tornado toll climbs in Minneapolis area as damage mounts
In a string of tornadoes across the Minneapolis area at least 13 people are dead and more than 300 injured. Dozens of homes were destroyed near Lake Minnetonka, with four deaths in Mound and Spring Lake Park and one each in Mounds View and Norwood. Utilities failed and 27,000 phone lines were out. Governor Rolvaag asked for expanded flood disaster designations to include wind damage.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Fridley
Twin Cities
Mounds View
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Karl Rolvaag
Johnson
National Guard
Lake Minnetonka
Spring Lake Park
Mound
Island Park
Navarre
Norwood
Mercy Hospital
Coon Rapids
Robert van Hauser
Four Marines Die in Wrong-Turn Clash in Santo Domingo
Four Marines died after a patrol reportedly wandered into rebel held Santo Domingo on a wrong turn. Two Marines were wounded and another died after arrival at Boxer. Two U.S. journalists were slightly wounded in crossfire. Rebels reported one insurgent killed and two wounded.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U.S
United States
Organization of American States
al Brut
Doug Kennedy
T6th
Miami
Fla
OAS Peace Commission
Dominican Troop Pullout To Begin Soon
Washington officials say the United States plans to start withdrawing some of its 20 000 troops from the Dominican Republic within a few days as other American nations move in to join peacekeeping operations under the OAS. Final withdrawal numbers depend on contributions from member countries and on moves by President Johnson. The OAS vote created an inter American force with Paraguay and Venezuela pledging units while Costa Rica proposed sending 10 to 20 police. Brazil and Argentina were weighing contributions. It was also reported that three Caribbean political figures may be asked to help craft a democratic regime in the DR.
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Washington
United States
Dominican Republic
Johnson
Organization of American States
OAS
Paraguay
Venezuela
Costa Rican Security Ministry
Brazil
Argentina
May Ke
Caribbean
Luis Munoz Marin
Puerto Rico
Romulo Betancourt
Form
Ship Sinks In Collision Off Straits
Mackinaw City Mich AP Two ships collided in fog near the Mackinaw Bridge and the limestone carrier Cedarville sank. Coast Guard reported 14 survivors, two unconscious and two seriously injured, with 20 missing. Norwegian freighter Topdalsfjord reported calls for help from the water as survivors were plucked from the sea. The Cedarville, built 1927 in River Rouge, was owned by Bradley Transportation Co and ported toward Lake Michigan when the collision occurred two miles west of the bridge connecting Michigan's peninsulas.
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Mackinaw City
Mich
Mackinaw
Cedarville
Topdalsfjord
Mackinaw Bridge
Michigan
Coast Guard
E. C. Dagwell
Dagwell
Lake Michigan
Bradley Transportation Co
River Rouge
Straits of Mackinac
Lakes Huron
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Darrell Southworth
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New York City
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Telaphote
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