Where Will North Central Airlines Land In Appleton
Outagamie County officials press North Central Airlines to land at the new Greenville airport after a court order. The airline disputes the interpretation, saying the order does not require a move from Grand Chute. A CAB stay and court actions cloud the deadline for closing the old airport.
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North Central Airlines
Appleton
Outagimie County Corporation
A. W. Ponath
North Central
Ponath
Outagamie County
Grand Chute
Greenville
Outagamie
Seventh District Court of Appeals
Chicago
Civil Aeronautics Board
Winnebago County
Ashkosh
CAB
Outagarnie
Oshkosh
Prayed Hard As Twister Struck Minneapolis Area
Richard A. Tyson prayed as a twister destroyed 280 mobile homes and over 200 residences near Minneapolis. Thirteen people died and about 400 were injured as six tornadoes hit 24 locations. Rescue workers fear more fatalities, with four year old Gregory Magsam and Lori Ann Abraham among the dead. Insurance estimates exceed $10 million and federal aid was sought.
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Minneapolis
Richard A. Tyson
Tyson
Fridley Terrace
Gregory Magsam
Mounds View
Lori Ann Abraham
Johnson
Jennie Bell
Island Park
Lake Minnetonka
John Wersan
Serbian Floods Force Thousands From Homes in Serbia
Belgrade reports Veternica River overflow floodwaters forcing several thousand residents to flee rooftops to escape the rising current. Tanjug stated no casualties were reported as emergency efforts continued.
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Belgrade
UPJ
Veternica
Serbia
Tanjug
Judge rules Menasha not home for notices in TCNR case
Circuit Court Judge Arnald J. Cane ruled Friday that the Twin City News-Record is not a newspaper and that no newspaper is published in Menasha The decision upholds City Attorney Steffens stance and allows the city to publish notices by Oshkosh Daily Northwestern Neenah Menasha edition or Appleton Post-Crescent Twin City edition or by posting The ruling cites a need for legislative action to clarify publishing requirements and affirms home rule in choosing publication method.
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Circuit Court
Arnald J. Cane
Twin City
Oshkosh
Northwestern
Appleton Post-Crescent
Common Council
Cane
Menasha
Twin City News-Record
TCNR
Wisconsin
Pers
Neenah-Menasha
News-Record
Suspect Questioned in Fatal Shooting of Farmer
Walter Murphy a 74 year old farmer was found shot four times in his New Richmond area home. Sheriff Charles Grant said two men were taken in for questioning with one later released and the other jailed in Hudson. The death initially appeared due to a hemorrhage but autopsy showed four gunshot wounds.
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Wudson
St. Croix County
Walter Murphy
New Richmond
Murphy
Charles Grant
Hudson
No Hope Held For Seamen Still Missing
Mackinaw City Michigan AP boats and planes searched for survivors from Friday s collision between the Cedarville and Topdalsfjord in thick fog. Seven seamen remained missing amid frigid Straits of Mackinac waters. three were confirmed dead. Coast Guard inquiry ordered at Sault Ste Marie.
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Straits OF Mackinac
Cedarville
Straits
Mackinaw City
Mich
Michigan
Nicholas Lentini
Cheboygan Community Hospital
U.S. Steel Corp
Coast Guard
Sault Ste. Marie
Topdalsfjord
Ther
Anniversary of V E Day Observed in Berlin Parade
Soviet Premier Kosygin and other leaders joined a giant V E Day parade in East Berlin to mark 20 years since Nazi Germany's defeat. Kosygin blasted U S actions in Vietnam and the Dominican Republic while China and Poland officials pressed for peace treaties and a Berlin solution. Johnson defended European unity and Atlantic partnership amid De Gaulle proposals.
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Kiewicz
Poland
Lu Ting-yi
China
United States
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Kosygin
Soviet Union
International Communist Movement
Elemen
Congo
North
West Germany
Berlin
East Germany
Willy Steph
Charles de Gaulle
Washington
Johnson
de Gaulle
Tornadoes With Violent Storms Skip Over State
Violent weather swept Wisconsin with heavy rain and hail as large as golf balls. Tornadoes touched down in several communities, with one confirmed touchdown. Shell Lake teachers and students escaped injury as a funnel cloud neared the building, while hail ranged to golf-ball size in Hudson and marbles in Plymouth.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Shell Lake
Washburn County
Naomi Beardsley
Beloit
Lyndon Station
Genea City
Patch Grove
Fennimore
Weather Bureau
Hudson
St. Croix
Plymouth
Kansasville
Park Falls
Eau Claire
Wausau
Green Bay
Superior
Lone Rock
la Crosse
Laredo
Tex
Bozeman
Mont
Renewal Idealism Urges GOP Healing At Wisconsin Convention
At a Wisconsin GOP convention, Elly Peterson urged renewing party idealism to heal fractional wounds and attract diverse Americans. She tied the Wisconsin experiment to a national renewal, saying the era’s progressive sentiment should push forward Republican principles and American ideals rather than stagnate.
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Peterson
Robert L. Pierce
Menomonie
U. S. Senate
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Sit-Down At State Department Demands Troop Withdrawals
A group of 14 demonstrators staged a sit down at the main entrance of the State Department urging immediate U.S. troop withdrawals from the Dominican Republic and South Vietnam. Security officers blocked their entry attempt.
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Washington
UPT
State Department
Five U S Avia tion Raids North Viet Nam Stage Five
In Saigon AP reports more than 160 U S Air Force and Navy planes staged five raids on North Viet Nam targets and roads, dropping over 230 tons of bombs. The largest raid used 40 Navy A4 Skyhawks from Coral Sea and Midway, hitting Vinh air field. A Marine was killed near Da Nang as Viet Cong guerrillas attacked touring Leathernecks. In central Viet Nam land mines killed one Special Forces member and wounded two others.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
North
Coral Sea
Midway
Vinh
Hanoi
Dong Hoi
da Nang Air Base
U.S. Army
Three Killed On Highways In Wisconsin Toll Rise
Three young men died in separate crashes raising Wisconsin’s traffic toll for the year to 262, down from 326 a year ago. Hubert Adelhoven, 21, of Potosi, died Friday from injuries after his car left Highway 133, overturned near Potosi, and struck a rock pile. David J. Kireh, 18, of rural Mt. Horeb, was killed when his car left a Dane County highway and rolled down an embankment near Mt. Horeb. John J. Mika, 19, of Kenosha, died when a motorcycle he was testing hit a bump on Highway 43 near Kenosha and he was thrown to the pavement.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Hubert Adelhoven
Potosi
Adelhoven
David J. Kireh
Mt. Horeb
Cantral
Dane County
John J. Mika
Kenosha
Highway
Concern Over Reds Promoted Action of OAS
Washington promoted the Organization of American States move to form an armed force for the Dominican Republic. Ecuador’s Rodrigo Jacome and Chile’s Alejandro Magnet denied any pressure or threats from the US, while Chile, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru and Uruguay opposed the plan and Venezuela abstained as fourteen nations voted for it.
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Washington
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
Rodrigo Jacome
Ecuador
OAS
Chile
Alejandro Magnet
Mexico
Peru
Uruguay
Venezuela
Murrow Leaves Near Million for Widow and Son
Edward R. Murrow, famed newscaster and former USIA head, died April 27 of lung cancer. Probate papers estimate his estate at $950,000, left entirely to his widow Janet Huntington Brewster and their son Charles Casey Murrow, a Yale freshman.
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New York
Edward R. Murrow
United States Information Agency
Janet Huntington Brewster
Charles Casey Murrow
Yale University
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Buffalo
N. Y
Thomas Feeney
Jamieson
Thomas
Winnebagoland
Twister
Serbian
Steffens
UPI Telephoto
James Lietzow
Rogers City
Gop
Warren Knowles
N. Viet Nam
Reds
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