World Accord Plea by Pope Paul VI at Fatima
Pope Paul VI urged world accord during a Fatima pilgrimage in Portugal. He spoke against arms buildup and urged projects of mutual strengthening and collaboration. About three million gathered, with one million near the shrine, as rain fell and preparations included an open car ride to the basilica.
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Pope Paul VI
Fatima
Portugal
Paul VI
Italy
Pope
Paul
America
Tomas
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Africa
Holy Land
Bombay
India
United Nations
New York
Lucia
Vatican
Pope Paul
Monte Real
Fatime
Americo Thomaz
Milwaukee civil rights march led by Fr. Groppi planned amid police harassment claims
In Milwaukee the Rev. James E. Groppi, free on 1000 bond after a weeklong street disturbance outside the NAACP Youth Council HQ, plans a civil rights march after pledges of support from numerous groups. Police say they are protecting him while he accuses police of constant surveillance.
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Milwaukee
James E. Groppi
Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association, For the Advancement of Colored People
Father Gropp
Mhetee
Father Groppi
Youth Council
Wauwatosa
Warren P. Knowles
National Guard
Harold Breier
Open Bids On New City Incinerator
Law bids for the Oshkosh municipal incinerator totaled 1,490,172, compared with a 1,402,000 bond issue approved to cover project costs. The bid includes 82,000 for a grate system and spans nine contracts. Major bids: 610,000 for general construction by Fluor Bros. Construction Co. of Oshkosh and 490,000 for furnaces by Affiliated Incinerator Corp. of Farmington, Mich. Final review pending. report to Common Council next Thursday.
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Oshkosh
Common Council
Fluor Bros. Construction Co
Affiliated Incinerator Corp
Farmington, Mich
Pentagon demonstrators jailed after protest at war room
Twenty protesters arrested in Washington for unauthorized presence on federal property near the Pentagon were jailed after refusing bail. They faced trials next Thursday before a U.S. commissioner. The demonstration, led by the Committee for Non Violent Action, opposes U.S. Vietnam war participation and calls for tax and draft resistance.
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Washington
Pentagon
District of Columbia
Defense Department
War Room
U.S
Charles Matthei
Suzanne Williams
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S. Commissioner's Office
Committee For Non
Violent Action
Voluntown
Conn
New York City
Injunction Blocks Bid Opening on Oshkosh Highway 41 Bridge
Oshkosh men obtain a temporary injunction delaying bids for the Lake Butte des Morts Highway 41 bridge. Judge Arnold J. Cane rules bids not to be opened until May 29 hearing on a permanent injunction. Plaintiffs claim existing causeway harms lake rights, water quality, and recreation. The suit names State of Wisconsin, Highway Commission, Winnebago County, and county highway committee as defendants.
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Lake Butte Des Morts
Circuit Court
Arnold J. Cane
Oshkosh
Elbert C. Leach
Leach
Cane
State of Wisconsin
State Highway Commission
Winnebago County
County Highway Committee
Madison
Clark
Butte Des Morts
Assembly Sends Budget To Senators
The Republican led Wisconsin Assembly sent Gov Knowles 1.1 billion budget to the Senate calling it balanced without new taxes. Democrats labeled it a property tax budget and pledged to push the issue in 1963. The 57 to 41 vote followed four days of debate ending with no budget changes approved.
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Madison
Assembly
Warren P. Knowles
Senate
Democratic
Robert Haber
West Allis
GOP
Huber
Knowles
Wackett
Parade Showcases Nation’s School Safety Patrols on Constitution
Washington hosts the 31st national school safety patrol celebration with more than 22 percent of participants from two states and the District of Columbia, marching in a six hour parade along Constitution Avenue.
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Washington
Constitution Avenue
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
Agencies, Bayh Clash Over Antibiotic Flows in Vietnam
Senate critic Sen. Birch Bayh and U S aid agency officials clashed over a secret report claiming a vast oversupply of chloramphenicol in South Vietnam and possible diversion to the Viet Cong. AID disputed the figures and said imports were halted last September while Bayh urged a full congressional probe into the matter.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Agency For International Development
Bitch Bayh
Bayh
Indiana
AID
North
Vietnam
China
Johnson
Rutherford M. Poats
Poats
Norbert Tamblyn
Rouseel
Congress
Soviet Policy Often Puzzling
ASSOCIATED PRESS reports Soviet policy appears cautious and restrained in recent years focusing on national interests. The article notes muted diplomacy toward Vietnam and limited coverage of the Stockholm International War Crimes Tribunal while Brezhnev in Sofia emphasizes ending bombings and aggression against North Vietnam as a path to peace.
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Associated Press
Sea of Japan
Kremlin
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Stockholm
Pravda
United States
Tribunal
Sofia
Bulgaria
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Seek Kramer In Shawano County Area
WAUKESHA AP A man wanted in the slayings of two young women was being sought in northern Wisconsin Friday, especially Shawano County. A week-old search for Robert DB. Kramer, 27, stretched from Waukesha to Janesville and Wisconsin Rapids with possible sightings in Birnamwood and Tigerton.
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Waukesha
Wisconsin
Shawano County
Robert DB. Kramer
Waukesha County
Janesville
Wisconsin Rapids
Birnamwood
Tigerton
Kramer
Milwaukee
Down Seven MIGs Down Seven MIGs
U S warplanes knocked down seven Communist MIG17 jet fighters over North Vietnam in strikes around Hanoi. Two more MiGs were listed as probably destroyed as American fighters operated from bases in Thailand with no reports of American losses.
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