Cleanest City Drive Will Begin Monday
Oshkosh launches Operation Community Pride a year long effort to win national honors. A two week initial push runs Monday through May 22 with a million pounds of trash collected by 18 trucks. A 12 foot high trash can will signal the Big Burn event under firemen direction.
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Gregory Smith
Lourdes High School
Key Club
Oshkosh
Western Prches
Charlotte
Main Street Bridge
Three Die Of Tetanus In La Crosse Area
The La Crosse board of health reports three local tetanus deaths in the past two weeks, including 15 year old Timothy Nagle of La Crosse and two adult women from La Crescent and Cochrane. None are linked to the Mississippi River flooding.
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LA Crosse
UPI
India Assured Of Friendship By Soviet Leader
In Moscow Premier Kosygin told visiting Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri that improving Soviet relations with Pakistan does not affect Soviet Indian friendship. He stated the USSR pursues better ties with third countries without sacrificing India. The note followed Pakistan President Ayub Khan’s Moscow visit last month, which had raised New Delhi concerns over Kashmir.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
India
Soviet Union
Pakistan
Kremlin
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Kosygin
Mohammad Ayub Khan
New Delhi
Kashmir
Believe Russ Interprets Viet Talks Doubtful
Vienna AP dispatch reports the Big Four foreign ministers face a dim chance of a Viet Nam breakthrough on the seventeenth anniversary of the Austrian independence treaty. Dean Rusk and Michael Stewart sought to gauge Soviet intent through Andrei Gromyko but Western officials sensed Moscow’s lack of interest in Viet Nam discussions at this stage.
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Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Michael Stewart
Andrei Gromyko
China
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Green Named As Ambassador To Indonesia
Washington AP report says career Foreign Service officer Green, age 49, is named by the White House to succeed Howard Jones as U S ambassador to Indonesia. Green becomes deputy assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs. Nomination follows Janes retirement and was announced Friday.
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Marshall Green
Foreign Service
Johnson
Howard Jones
U.S
Indonesia
Green
Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs
Janes
White House
Scavenger Hunt Opens During Clean-up Week
Today marks the start of Clean-up Week scavenger hunt with a damaged two gallon gasoline can as a required item. Participants are urged to ensure vented caps and red paint on cans free of leaks. other items should be disposed of. A $25 prize is sponsored by Operation Community Pride.
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Lourdes Key Club
Operation Community Pride
Avalanche Buries Dozens Near Zugspitze
A giant snowslide from Mt Zugspitze swept a hotel area at Zugspitzplatte. Police report at least 50 buried with unknown death toll as rescuers search a 17 foot snow layer. West German army helicopters and crews aid, transporting survivors to valley hospitals.
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Germany
Mt. Zugspitze
Sehneefernerhans Hole
Reine
Zugspitze
Zugspiteplatz
Frein
West German Army
Helicanlore
Seareh
Pakistan Storm Death Toll Reaches 957 in East Pakistan
East Pakistan cyclone ruins eight districts leaving tens of thousands homeless. The death toll rose to 957 as officials reported the figure. U S ambassador to Pakistan, Walter C. Woodrow Conaughy, announced a aid package of 23 000 to aid victims.
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Rawalpindd Pakistan AP
East Pakistan
Walter Popc-Conaughy
Test Announced by Atomic Energy Commission
Washington AP reports the Atomic Energy Commission announced another nuclear weapons test at its underground Nevada site. The detonation occurred the same day China announced its second atmospheric nuclear blast.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Pioidav
Ching
China Announces Second Nuclear Test Victory
Communist China hailed its second atomic explosion as a great victory and pledged it would not be the first to use nuclear weapons. Global reactions ranged from U.S. support for defending non nuclear nations to Japan's protests and international concerns over delivery methods and implications for peace and regional security.
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Tokyo
China
United States
Johnson
Peking People's Daily
Japan
Ty Peking
Kyodo
Mainichi
Debate Starts On U S Policy In S Viet Nam
Academic critics of U S policy on Viet Nam clash with Johnson administration spokesmen in a marathon teach in starting at 9 am and ending around midnight. The session is broadcast to about 120 campuses, with an estimated 4500 in Washington expected to attend in the big hotel hall. The event reflects campus criticism of Southeast Asia policy and the administration’s approach.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Johnson
Four Die In Wisconsin Highway Crashes
Four persons died in Wisconsin highway accidents raising the state toll to 185. Audrey Falvey of Milwaukee died after losing control of her car on the north side striking a utility pole and a vacant garage. James Fatt Wenberg, 25, of Orfordville, died when his car left the road on Highway 215 near Orfordville in Rock County. George Heisler, 82, a Madison pedestrian, was killed on a Madison street. Russell G. Wuttke, 95, of rural Burlington, died when his tractor and a car collided on Highway 2 near Waterford in Racine County.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Audrey Falvey
Milwakee
Milwaukee
James Fatt Wenberg
Orfordville
Rock County
George Heisler
Madison
Russell G. Wuttke
Burlington
Waterford
Racine County
India’s Peace Plan Rejected by Viet Nam in War Talks
North Viet Nam rejected India’s April 24 cease fire proposal and a peace force, calling it an offense and criticizing Indian authorities. China denounced the plan as preposterous. The United States studied the Indian formula as air strikes paused north of the 17th Parallel while raids continued south.
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South Viet Nam
United States
Washington Post
North Viet Nam
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Edward C. Outlaw
7Th Fleet
Private group to present metal air plane to Marianist fathers
In St Louis a private group plans to present a metal skin light plane to Marianist fathers amid praise for its durability. Officials hope the skin will deter animals from gnawing the plane's fabric skin, a problem noted with older aircraft in Africa missions.
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ST. Louis
Africa
Marianist Fathers
Air Force Jet Crash Kills Three in Thailand
An Air Force F108 jet lost power on takeoff at Takli Airbase central Thailand and crashed into two houses, killing the pilot and two other people and injuring nine. The pilot is unnamed pending next of kin notification.
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Thailand
Takli
U.N. Watchdog Team Arrives as Dom Republic Crisis Worsens
An advance U.N. contingent arrives in Santo Domingo to assess the deteriorating cease-fire in a city split by rebel and junta forces. Indian Maj. Gen. Indarjit Rikhe heads the mission, acting alongside U.S. and OAS efforts. Rebel radio is knocked out again amid shelling. a teen is killed in a shell strike. Explosions and sporadic gunfire continue as U.S. Ambassador Bunker briefs OAS officials.
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Dominican Republic
United Nations
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New York
Security Council
Indarjit Rikhve
U.N
Up Thant
United States
Organization of American States
OM Air
Radio
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Antonio Imbert
Ellsworth Bunker
OAS
Washington
Miss Perkins Ex Secretary of Labor Dies at 83
Frances Perkins first U S woman cabinet member, a symbol of New Deal reform, died aged 83 in Midtown Hospital Manhattan after a stroke following a routine exam. Born April 10 1882 in Boston she steered labor policy 1933 1945 and was mourned as a Great Lady by AFL CIO leader George Meany and others.
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Frances Perkins
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Caieful
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Boston
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W. Willard Wirte
Washington
Labor Department
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Wirtz
George Meany
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Blow by Bat Kills Young Boy in Wisconsin
A 4-year-old named John Curtis II of Black Earth died Friday night after being struck in the stomach with a baseball bat swung by an 8-year-old playmate. Dane County Coraoner Ernest Ferdhland ruled the death accidental and ordered an autopsy to determine the exact cause.
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Dane County
Ernest Ferchland
Little John Curtis II
Madison
Ferdhland
Reserves Fight Up to Congress Reserves Fight Up to Congress
Washington McNamara agreed to submit the plan to merge the Organized Army Reserves into an expanded National Guard to Congress. He postponed implementation as Congress drafts legislation, while Rep. Hebert said hearings would continue and promises to act within six to seven weeks. Johnson supports the plan, though Hebert kept open its fate.
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UPI
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