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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1964

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Miss Oshkosh crowned at Oshkosh pageant

Miss Yvonne Fritz of Westfield captured the Miss Oshkosh title before about 1000 attendees at Oshkosh High Civic Auditorium. The ceremony featured Miss Jill Bylow passing the crown as Miss Fritz wore a white evening gown and brown bathing suit. Fritz, a sophomore at Oshkosh State College, will train for the Miss Wisconsin Pageant June 18 to 20. Continued on Page 16 Col 1.

Yvonne Fritz Westfield Alvin W. Fritz Oshkosh Jill Bylow Fritz Mark Schumerth Miss Fritz Oshkosh State College

Police Kill Suspect In Ticket Racket

In New York a suspect in a multimillion dollar ticket racket was shot and killed by detectives during an arrest attempt. About one million dollars in stolen airline tickets were found in the suspect’s car. Vladimir Jezina, 23, identified as an associate of John V. Hendricks, 42, who was arrested May 2, operated a travel bureau in a deteriorated Manhattan hotel and forged tickets for refunds from airlines.

New York UPI Vladimir Jezina John V. Hendricks Jezina Sak Hendricks Mudtorn Manhattan

Hasse Withdraws From Lt Governor Race in Wisconsin

MARINETTE Wisconsin Assembly speaker Robert Haase a Republican from Marinette withdrew from the race for the nomination as lieutenant governor He urged all Republicans to back Olson and said he was withdrawing in favor of party unity.

Five Die On State Highways

Five persons were killed on Wisconsin highways during the weekend, raising the 1964 toll to 324. William Raffill, 18, of Madison died when his car crashed into a tree on Highway 2 near Waupaca. Clarence Schilling, 6, of Neillsville perished when his car collided with another on Highway 10 near Nasonville. Herbert W. Theel, 43, of Star Lake was found dead in his wrecked car northwest of Eagle. Continued on Page 10, Col. 3.

Associated Press Wisconsin William Raffill Madison Highway 2 Waupaca Clarence Schilling Neillsville Highway 10 Nasonville Wood County Herbert W. Theel Star Lake Eagle

Vicar imposes wedding deposit to curb confetti

In Enfield England bridesgrooms must pay a 2.80 deposit before marriage under Rev William Davies of Jesus Church. The fee is refundable if guests refrain from throwing confetti, which he bans to avoid mess.

Enfield England William Davies Jesus Church

Plot Suspect Hurt Fleeing Plot in Saigon

In Saigon a Communist Viet Cong suspect linked to a plan to kill U.S. Secretary of Defense McNamara leaped from a second floor window at police headquarters, landed on a jeep, and is hospitalized with a broken leg in a coma. Police say other suspects were seized and explosives found as they confessed to plans to blow the bridge on McNamara's route.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S Robert 5S McNamara Nguyen van Troi Troi Henry Cabot Lodge Ese

Sinatra Escapes Death After Kauai Surf Incident

Frank Sinatra and three others were swept out to sea at Wailua Bay Hawaii when a large wave hit them near his rental home. Firefighter George Keane aided in the rescue noting Sinatra’s face turned blue and that another five minutes could have proved fatal. The group included Mrs Koch and two unidentified people who struggled to return to shore. witnesses called for help at the Coco Palms Hotel.

Wailua Bay Koch Sinatra Hawaii Coco Palms

Five die in Idaho murder suicide gunfight and drownings

Raymond Reasons killed five, including his children Pamela and Patty Reasons and Edna Ray, then fled in a car that rolled into a canal. He disappeared after a gunfight with Officer Rex Mehl. his body was never found. Police recovered the suspect and the former wife’s body in the car.

Boise Idahs Idaho Raymond Pamela Patty Eddie Ray Saran G Godman Estelle Reason Edna Chilren Rex Mehl Reasons Mehl

Nixon to headline $100 GOP dinner in Milwaukee

Former Vice President Richard Nixon was named to speak at a $100-a-plate GOP fundraising dinner at the Milwaukee Arena on June 13. Party leaders said Nixon accepted despite possible business ties in Paris and cited his presence as a catalyst for Wisconsin campaigns.

Milwaukee Richard M. Nixon Milwaukee Arena Talbot Peterson Daniel Parker Nixon Paris France Wisconsin Republican Party Barry Goldwater Arizona New York Gdv Nelson Rockefeller Goldwater Rockfeller

Lt Governor Post Sought By Pat Lucey

Patrick J. Lucey a 46 year old Democratic national committeeman and former state party chairman announced his candidacy for lieutenant governor in Madison He is real estate firm president former assemblyman trustee of the Wisconsin Investment Board and former Democratic state chairman Lucey touted building a Democratic team in the State Capitol at a news conference attended by Gov John W Reynolds

Madison Patrick J. Lucey Wisconsin Lucey Crawford County Wisconsin Investment Board U.S John W. Reynolds

Two Young Men Drown in Wisconsin Weekend

Two men drowned in separate Wisconsin water accidents during the weekend. James Scott age 22 of Milwaukee drowned Sunday after diving into Wind Lake in Racine County to retrieve a lost oar. Norton H. Haterman age 19 of Chicago drowned Saturday while skindiving in wind chapped water at Lake Geneva.

Associated Press Wisconsin James Scott Milwaukee Wind Lake Reenie County Norton H. Haterman Chicago Lake Geneva

Senate Civil Rights Study In 10th Week

Washington AP. Senate debate over the civil rights bill extends into its 10th week with a new strategy to secure a 67 vote bloc from both parties. Leaders Mansfield and Dirksen convene to push a compromise package outside the chamber and aim for cross party agreement as amendments test jury trial provisions.

Washington Senate Mike Mansfield Montana Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Billy Dirksen Dixie

Crash at Clark Air Base kills 72 of 83 aboard

A U S military jet transport crashed in a rainstorm at Clark Air Base near Manila. The Air Force said 72 of 83 aboard were killed with 11 survivors. The four jet, a C135, departed Travis AFB California and stopped at Hickam Hawaii before the crash. Most survivors were reported in bad shape. Continued on Page 12 Col 1.

Manila Clark Air Base U. S. Air Force Air Force U. S Viet Nam Travis Air Force Base Calif Hickam Field Hawaii Japan U.S 5Th Air Force Clark Field Army Navy

Birds attack dog walker in Colwyn Bay incident

More than 50 seagulls swooped on Mrs. Margaret Roberts in Colwyn Bay North Wales as she walked her dog on Sunday after her dog chased a young gull. The attack left her shaken though not seriously injured. Local avian experts advised keeping distance from nesting birds.

Old Colwyn

Arias Leads Panama Race for Presidency

Former Panamanian president Arnulfo Arias led early returns in a bid to regain the presidency amid the U S canal dispute. Returns showed Arias 8395, Robles 6587, Calindo 2904 with four minor candidates. About 490000 voters participated as 42 deputies elected.

Panama City Panama UPI Arnulfo Arias United States Panama Canal Arias Marco Robles Juan de Arco Galindo Robles Calindo Roberto F. Chiari Washington Chiari Felcensts

Eight Men Four Women On Hoffa Jury

A jury of eight men and four women was empaneled for the Hoffa fraud and conspiracy trial in Chicago with two alternates to be chosen. Hoffa and seven codefendants face 28 counts alleging $20 million in union pension fund fraud and $1 million diverted for personal use. Jury includes eight union members and one Black juror, ages 24 to 64, isolated in guarded hotel rooms between sessions as defense motions shuffle. Judge Austin denied mistrial requests over isolation, FBI inquiries, and Look Magazine coverage. trial timing uncertain.

Chicago James R. Hoffa Teamsters Union U.S. District Court Richard B. Austin Hoffa Teamsters Union Pension Fund Austin U.S Veniremen FBI Look Magazine Robert F. Kennedy Chattanooga Tenn

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