Waterloo youth admits double murder of parents
A 16 year old Waterloo High School junior admitted shooting his father and mother with a .22 rifle after being punished for drinking. The bodies were found on the family farm near Waterloo. Authorities sought to have him tried as an adult for first degree murder.
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Jefferson County
Roland Krueger
Jerry
Roger Reinel
Jerry Krueger
Sap ‘Wirephete
Jefferson
Waterloo High School
Gerald W. Krueger
Roger Reiner
Roland
Lillian
Waterloo
Robert Schier
Charles Leading
Gerald
Reinel
Krueger
Schier
David Ludvigson
Kading
Jerry Slechta
Ten Missing In Norwegian Ship Explosion
A rescue effort off Baja California ends with ten missing from the Norwegian freighter Sandanger after a fire and explosions. Forty-five survivors aboard the German freighter Bodenstein and a Japanese-flagged vessel assisted, while the burning 450-foot Sandanger, loaded with cotton bales and wood pulp, could not be boarded. A Coast Guard search was halted as crews feared anyone aboard could not survive the flames or rough seas.
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Long Beach
Calif
Coast Guard
Bodenstein
le Havre
France
Panama Canal
Baja
Sandanger
Sea Eagle
Plot on Castro Seen Imminent
Cuba braces for a possible anti Castro offensive as exile leader Manuel Ray and Elroy Gutierrez Mendyo are linked to Plan Omega. Castro’s guard and military mobilization intensify amid Soviet warnings and Havana radio reports. UPI notes a tense buildup with Ray expected by the island’s independence anniversary.
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Miami
UPI
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Manuel Ray
Castro
Ray
Spain
Elroy Gutierrez Mendyo
Plan Omega
Havana
Ernesto Chet Guevara
Guevara
Alexiev
Moscow
Milwaukee Rights Protest Declared A Success
Milwaukee leaders hailed the one day boycott of public schools in the Negro area as a magnificent success. Lloyd A. Barbee of the Milwaukee United School Integration Committee said the effort awakened Milwaukee and protested de facto segregation. School Superintendent Harold Vincent called parts of the boycott successful and noted many parents sent their children to school despite fears. No incidents were reported as police watched picketing at several schools in 80 degree heat. Continued on Page 10, Col 1
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Milwaukee
Lloyd A. Barbee
Milwaukee United School Integration Committee
Wisconsin Conference
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Barbee
Harold
Vincent
Plot Aimed to Kill Khrushchev in Norway
Oslo police reported a bomb plot targeting the building where Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev would stay during his visit. A watchman saw a man and a dog near the garden fence at Bygdoey Kongsgaard and an explosive charge of about four pounds was found nearby.
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Oslo
Norway
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Bygdoey Kongsgaard
King Olav
Reds in Laos Register Gain
Neutralist Gen. Kong Le digs in at Ban Khong after Pathet Lao overrun Muong Phanh. Refugees and wounded are airlifted to Vientiane as western observers note an orderly withdrawal and massing of Viet Minh allied forces near the Plaine des Jarres. Kong Le contends with uncertain neutralist strength and faces a possible new Red attack. Continued on Page 10, Col. 1
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Vientiane
Laos
Kong le
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Ban Khong
Muong Phanh
Viet Nam
Phou Kheng Hill
PSC stalls on naming of new director
Madison reports three candidates for executive secretary director of the State Public Service Commission were returned to the state personnel board after chairman Leonard Bessman and Commissioner David Adamany failed to agree. Arthur Padrutt, a PSC commissioner, disqualified himself from appointment. Governor Reynolds had sought to replace Padrutt with Sen. Richard Zaborski, but Zaborski cannot be seated until a vacancy occurs.
Southerners Delay Vote on Civil Rights Amendments
Sen. Richard B. Russell said Southerners would not vote on amendments this week, deeming the package backed by Senate leaders as more objectionable. The Dixie forces may gain morale from Maryland primary results, while the caucuses reviewed the Kennedy drafted amendments to sway wavering senators. Continued on Page 12, Col. 2.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Maryland
Russell
Alabama
George Wallace
Robert F. Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Short Cut Charge Stuns Paint Shop Burglary Case
Sacramento UPI reports Willard Everett Boyd charged with burglary after police doubt his claim he wandered into a closed paint shop while seeking a short cut from the alley to the main street. The incident occurred Sunday as officers investigated the scene and questioned his presence.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Willard
Everett Boyd
Boyd
Investor Tells Hoff a Jury of $100000 Payoff
UPI reports in Chicago that real estate investor Vaughn P. Connelly testified in the James Hoffa fraud trial about delivering a $100,000 commission for "the boss" after threats. He named Benjamin Dranow and Calvin Kens as organizers of a $3.3 million loan from Teamsters pension funds with a $300,000 under the table fee, while not identifying Hoffa directly.
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Chicago
UPI
Teamster Union Pension Funds
Vaughn P. Connelly
Miami
Fla
Teamster
James Hoffa
Connelly
Hoffa
Teamsters Union Pension Fund
Rights Issue And Wallace Top Factors
Maryland's Democratic presidential primary opened with spotty turnout as civil rights issues and Gov. George C. Wallace's campaign dominated the scene. Brewster, a Johnson loyalist, predicted victory while Wallace claimed momentum but faced a split field and cross over voting limits.
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Baltimore
Maryland
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Daniel B. Brewster
Indiana
Matthew E. Welsh
Reyolds
Welsh
Brewster
Johnson
Wisconsin
Six Knights of Columbus receive Henney Medallions in Wisconsin
Six members of the Knights of Columbus in Wisconsin were awarded the Dr. C. W. Henney Medallions during a Monday night banquet at Oshkosh High School. Recipients: Paul R. Schacht West Bend Lloyd Palmer Laona Anthony H. Olbert Eau Claire Robert F. Scherneker Madison Emil Semling Merrill Edward Nollner Waterloo. State deputy John A. Koch presented the honors as part of a broader program recognizing councils and members.
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Knights of Columbus
Wisconsin
Oshkosh High School
Dr. C. W. Henney
Paul R. Schacht
West Bend
Lloyd Palmer
Laona
Anthony H. Olbert
Eau Claire
Robert F. Scherneker
Madison
Emil Sem
Wisconsin Knights of Columbus
Harold J. Lamboley
New Haven, Conn
Supreme Advocate of the Knights of Columbus
Lamboley
Wisconsin KC
Koch
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Gerald Krueger
Sasin
Agathive
UPD
Armed Forces
White House
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chituanes Cena Pa
Society
Russ
PSC
Dixie
Mike
Hoff
Rights
Stanislaus V. Bona
Green Bay
America
St Anthons
Pnary
Marathon
Wis
KC Supreme Advocate
New Haven
Conn
Columbus
John 8. Grellinger
St. Mary Church
Oshkosh
John E. FizGerald
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