North Central Airlines Seeks Appleton Service at Grand Chute
North Central Airlines tells the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals it is authorized to serve Appleton only at the Grand Chute Airport and notes that if the airport closes, service to Appleton would terminate. The memo argues that the county seeks a transfer to the Greenville Outagamie Airport and that North Central has no facilities or trained staff there.
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North Central Airlines
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Appleton
Grand Chute
Civil Aeronautics Board
Oshkosh
North Central
Outagamie County
Charles B. Vesper
Outagamie
Greenville
Highway deaths rise in March across motion area
The National Safety Council reported 3,400 people killed in highway accidents nationwide during March, 340 more than February but 3 percent below March 1964. About 350,000 injuries were recorded, leaving many disabled beyond the day of the crash.
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Chicago
UPI
National Safety Council
Junta
Bat
Budget Parleys Continue Amid GOP Unity Push
Madison Wisconsin. Senate Republicans plan further caucusing to seal party unity on the combined budget and tax proposal introduced Wednesday. The substitute amendment cuts the Joint Finance Committee budget from 825 million to 802.3 million and adds a tax measure aiming for 79.7 million in new revenue for 1965 67. Senate Majority Leader Robert Knowles indicated Democrats were not expected to cross party lines.
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Madison
Senate
Joint Finance Committee
Robert Knowles
New Richmond
Viet Reds Get U S Warning Over Hanoi Leaflets
U S Air Force planes flew within 55 miles of Hanoi dropping leaflets warning Communists to halt aggression in South Viet Nam. In Da Nang area Viet Cong mortars hit a U S Marine patrol killing one and wounding two. Marines returned fire killing at least two guerrillas. Authorities said 63 Viet Cong were killed and six captured in Binh Dinh Province in three search and destroy operations. five government men were killed and 13 wounded. The leaflets warned of further consequences if aggression continued.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S
da Nang
Binh Dinh
North Viet Nam
Baca Held After Suspicious Pole Incident in Oakdale
Raymond P. Baca was booked in Oakdale city jail on a charge when police found him clinging to a telephone pole with an empty bottle a pocket knife a safety razor and a dead fish tucked in his belt.
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Oakdale
Calif
Raymond P. Baca
Roof Collapse Injures 23 at Brooklyn Food Queen
In Bensonhurst a Brooklyn Food Queen store roof collapsed showering concrete debris onto shoppers and clerks. Twenty three people were injured largely women. four admitted to hospital. Fire crews removed debris and no deaths were found. Investigators, including Harold Birns, reviewed the scene as two workers avoided injury by a remaining ceiling.
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New York
Brooklyn
Sam Kinker
Martin Scott
Food Queen
Bensonhurst
Mary Rossi
Six Survive as Karachi-London Jet Crashes Near Cairo
A Boeing 720B inaugurating Karachi to London service crashed near Cairo Airport killing 120 of 126 aboard. Among the dead were 93 Pakistanis, 12 Chinese, and 10 other foreigners. six survived, all Pakistanis. Capt. Akhtar Aly Khan piloted the four engine jet as it hit a sand hill in fog during final approach. Rescue teams faced delays. the wreckage scorched desert sand, with 4000 pounds recovered.
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Egypt
Cairo
London
Amelficaus
Geneva
Akhtar Aly Khan
Karachi
Sand Hill
U S Denies Troops Help Junta Cause
Washington reports say American forces in the Dominican Republic remain under President Johnson’s neutrality orders. Press Secretary Reedy and Defense officials deny aiding the junta, noting the matter is for Deputy Secretary Vance to address.
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Washington
White House
Dominican Republic
Johnson
George E. Reedy
U.S
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
Ellsworth Bunker
U. S
Organization of American States
Reedy
Cyrus Vance
Santo Domin 20
Vance
Junta
Army experts dispose of 89 live shells found in dump
Two Army ordnance experts were summoned to Stockton California to dispose of a box of 89 live 20 millimeter cannon shells found in the city dump after one shell exploded. Officials said the shells were likely discarded during Stocktons annual rubbish pickup drive.
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Stockton
Calif
UPI
Army Ordnance
Vote to Repeal Excise on Cars
The House Ways and Means Committee backed a plan to repeal the excise tax on passenger cars over four years. Major automakers promised to pass tax cuts to buyers, estimating a $230 average price drop. The 10 percent tax would fall to 3 percent, with a near $4 billion revenue loss. The vote could occur the week of May 31.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Johnson
Congress
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Community College Plan Gains Support in Wisconsin
Hearings showed broad backing for a bill to create community colleges in Wisconsin with $2 million for equipment. Delegations from Rice Lake Rhinelander and Wisconsin Rapids testified as Sen. Peter Carr chairing the Senate Education Committee signaled likely committee approval next week.
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Rice Lake
Rhinelander
Wisconsin Rapids
Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Ray Heinzen
Marshfield
State Board of Vocational and Adult Education
Wood County
Nels M. Justeson
Heinzen
Northwestern Wisconsin
R. A. Cook
Barron County
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Ninh Binh
Hon
Harold Birns
Dist
Aaron Koota
Amal
Galal Alkarimi
Aman Allah
Santo Domingo
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Imbert
Congressional Palace
Francisco Caamano Deno
Caamano
U.N
Red Cross
Winnebagaland
Nance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Byrd
Community College Plan
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