Temperature Records Fall In Wisconsin Weather
The Associated Press reports record cold across Wisconsin with 18 to 29 degree readings and snow flurries. Madison 20 and Green Bay 21 posted May lows, Milwaukee 28 tied late-season low, Superior Duluth 20, Beloit Rockford 27, Park Falls 18. Snow in Milwaukee area and Superior. Colds extend from Dakotas to Texas Panhandle with showers from Texas to New Jersey.
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Trailer Fire Claims Princeton Man Life
An elderly Princeton man, Oscar Fiegel, 77, died Sunday night when a fire swept his Clinton Street trailer home near the local laundromat. Fire Chief Herbert Wachholz Jr. removed him from the blaze and a resuscitator failed. Coroner Dr. G. G. Mueller declared death. origin undetermined, likely through the front over the wheels. He was survived by his wife Alma and relatives, with funeral plans pending at Wratse Funeral Home in Markesan.
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New Spring Low Recorded at Buckstaff Observatory
A new all time spring low of 20 degrees was registered early this morning in Oshkosh at Buckstaff Observatory. Buckstaff records date back to 1900.
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Warden Killed In Accident During Spearing Chase
A Wisconsin conservation warden Robert Markle 54 of Park Falls died in Price County when his car overturned on Bags Lake Road during a chase of suspected spear fishers. His death was the week’s second fatality, the county sheriff said. Also, Ardell Bronstad 20 of Lake Geneva died in a two car crash at a Fort Atkinson intersection.
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Ky Imperils Shaky Stand
Saigon Premier Nguyen Cao Ky faces internal and Buddhist opposition after pledging to stay in power at least a year. Censors cut his remarks, but word spread, with Buddhist leaders vowing protests if elections are delayed. Ky reiterated plans for elections to draft a constitution.
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Red MiGs Routed By Jet Pilots In North Viet Nam
US jet pilots hit two Soviet built missile sites near North Viet Nam and forced off two MIG 17s in MIG Alley about 35 miles from the Chinese frontier. F105s closed in as MIGs fled. Skyhawks hit a surface to air site near Haiphong, and a SAM site near Hanoi. 51 missions flown as weather allowed strikes on bridges and highways to cut Hanoi Haiphong supply routes. Continued on Page 12.
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British Seek Compromise With Rhodesia
London reports Britain begins secret talks with Rhodesian white minority regime as three officials Cornelius Greenfield Gerald Clarke and Stanley Morris arrive for discussions to end the crisis and determine if negotiations are possible. The Rhodesian side arrives amid push for African majority rule and independence declared November 11. Oliver Wright and Duncan Watson of the Commonwealth Relations Office prepare the talks.
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Viet Nam Involvement Defended by Rusk at Senate Hearing
Secretary Dean Rusk defended U S policy in Viet Nam before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He predicted elections in South Viet Nam by September while Sen. Fulbright and Sen. Morse pressed for legal challenge and questioned Ky on political stability. Morse demanded hearings with opposing lawyers as the panel debated international law and U S action.
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Korean War Turncoat Clarence Adams Heads Home
Clarence Co. Adams a Korean War turncoat from Memphis Tennessee was to cross the Hong Kong border into Communist China’s Bamboo Curtain area en route to the United States. Officials say Adams delayed by an administrative matter as American and Red Cross workers awaited at the border bridge. his return leaves only two of the original 21 turncoats still in China with 15 having returned home and others displaced or deceased.
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Indefinite Hospital Stay for Eisenhower
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will remain at Walter Reed Army Hospital for an indefinite period for routine examinations described by a spokesman as tests. He entered the hospital last Wednesday after being in ill health since a heart attack last November.
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China claims third atomic blast in western testing area
Tokyo AP reports Communist China announced it detonated its third atomic device. The first test occurred October 16, 1949, the second on May 14, 1965. Peking Radio said the third test happened at 4 p.m. Monday at a western China test site, details unresolved.
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Nasser Urges U.S. Viet Nam Troop Stance in Interview
Cairo AP report quotes President Gamal Abdel Nasser saying the United States should press on with military activity in Viet Nam. He argues the Soviet Union cannot issue a withdrawal ultimatum due to tensions with China and the Peking Moscow dispute. He also criticizes U.S. China policy.
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Report Endorses Federal Aid to Education
President Johnson transmitted a 33 page advisory council report endorsing massive federal aid to education while criticizing the first year of the current billion dollar program. The council chaired by O Meredith Wilson of the University of Minnesota cites progress under the 1965 law but notes gaps for disadvantaged elementary and secondary students.
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Birds Nest on Roof Prompts City Film Screening Note
In Harlow England Seven blackbird pairs nest on a movie house roof showing Life at the Top. Congress did not approve program funds until Sept 23 after school started. The Office of Education faces scrutiny over federal control and funding for state projects. Early signs urge action by 1566. Page 12. Cok &
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