Disturbances in Four Big Cities Disturbances in Four Big Cities
In Chicago, 30 arrested and three officers hurt during a two hour melee after a Malcolm X memorial service. San Diego saw 34 Negroes and 4 whites arrested amid a rock show riot. San Francisco witnessed a clash between Arab students and Jewish listeners in Golden Gate Park. Vallejo reported three hours of disorder at Floyd Terrace housing, with one arrest and a four year old girl hospitalized.
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Associated Press
Malcolm X
Chicago
Carl Ford
San Diego
Calif
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Vallejo
Cali
Floyd Terrace
Inv
Madison Students Hoped Quiet Exam Week Returns
Police and bus drivers hoped UW Madison students would study during finals week after a wave of protests over a disputed one way bus lane. City officials threatened action while university President Robben Fleming defended the campus response, noting no crackdown. More than 30 arrests occurred during the demonstrations sparked by a bus route dispute linked to a past accident.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Otto Festge
University Avenue
Neenah Girl Named District Alice Finalist for State
Miss Pat Dobberke a 2 year old junior art major at Cardinal Stretch College Milwaukee was chosen to represent Region 7 in the Alice in Dairyland state competition. She will compete with 13 regional winners for the title June 10 in Green Bay. Dobberke, a Xavier High School graduate, has Been active in 4 H and won sewing and wool contests. Other finalists listed include Kay Goman Paula Kirchner Vicki McDonald Nedra Newman and Marilyn Schmuhl. The event included registration at Markesan High School a city welcome from Mayor Walter Kienas a judges interview luncheon and a parade with the winner announced at a banquet.
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Neenah
Alice
Pat Dabberke
Markesan
Howard Dabberke
Northwestern
Harlander
Cardinal Stretch College
Milwaukee
Pat Dobberke
Howard Dobberke
Irish Road
Green Bay
Dobberke
Beaver Valley
Winnebago County
Xavier Grad
Xavier High School
Diane
Wisconsin State University-Whitewater
Barbara
Kay Goman
Hancock
Paula Kirchner
Clintonville
Vicki McDonald
Endeavor
Nedra Newman
Marilyn Schmuhl
Walter O. Kienas
Motorcyclist 28 Killed in Appleton Crash
David William Brown aged 28 of 3506 W Northland Ave Appleton died when his motorcycle hit a road divider sign on County Trunk BR. He was pronounced dead at St Elizabeth Hospital. The coroner cited a skull fracture. Brown left the Flagstone Bar minutes before the 12 44 a m crash. His wife followed but did not witness the impact. A passing motorist moved a suitcase from the road and alerted authorities. Brown is the county s eighth traffic fatality in 1967 and the second motorcycle death in May. He was born Feb 28 1949, a Kaukauna High School graduate, employed as a draftsman at Appleton Coated Paper Co., and a former US Army Reserve member. Survivors include his wife Verna, son Steve, his parents Elmer and Mrs Brown, and three brothers Dale Roy and Raymond. Funeral is 9 am Tuesday at St Pius X Church Appleton with burial at St Patrick s Cemetery Wrightstown. Visitation after 4 pm today at Fargo Funeral Home Kaukauna. rosary 8 pm. Continued on Page 12. Col. 5.
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David William Brown
Northland Ave
Appleton
Winnebago County
Brown
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Larry's Ambulance Service
Art C. Miller
Albert Bauer
Menasha
Kaukauna High School
Appleton Coated Paper Co
United States Army Reserve Corp
Verna
Steve
Elmer Brown
Rt. 2
Kaukauna
Dale
Riverside
Roy
Raymond West de Pere
St. Pius X Catholic Church
St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery
Wrightstown
Fargo Funeral Home
Wisconsin
One Dead Nine Hurt in Chicago Rampage
In Chicago on a weekend night four youths used a borrowed car to rob and shoot pedestrians, killing Dwight Wynne and wounding nine others, three critically. Police detained James Tubbs Cornelius McCary Carl Dixon and Edward Moody as the investigation tied them to the spree.
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West Side
Chicago
Charles Wynne
Wynne
Marquette
Dwight
North Lawnsdale
James Tubbs
Cornelius McCary
Carl Dixon
Edward “Yogi Hinton’ Moody
Tubbs
Dwight Wynne
McCary
Dixon
Moody
James Your
Rosaline
Lorenzo Loving
Bicyclist and Mounted Policeman In Collision
In London a bicycle rider, 12 year old Chris Shaw, collided with a mounted policeman after failing to see the officer. Both were unhurt but the horse briefly sat on the bicycle.
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London
UPI
Chris Shaw
Chris
Christopher
Riots Rage in Hong Kong as Police Fight Protests
In Hong Kong the 11th day of anti-British demonstrations turned violent. Police used riot sticks and tear gas, and acid was hurled from rooftops at the business district. Dozens were injured as crowds surged around Government House and Kowloon’s Mong Kok district amid renewed clashes.
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Hong Kong
Hong Kong Island
Kowloon
Harbor
Government House
Fire Devastates L Innovation Store in Brussels
Fire erupted in Belgium's largest department store L Innovation in Brussels during the Dutch hour. Explosions trapped many on upper floors as shoppers leaped to flee flames. Police reported at least 15 dead and over 100 treated for burns. the blaze likely started by a butane explosion in the carrying equipment department.
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Brussels
UPI
Belgium
L'Innovation
Isha Wannamaker
New York
Vietnam Sparks at GOP Meeting Narrowed by Compromise
At the Wisconsin Republican state convention in Eau Claire, Vietnam hawks stirred debate over a resolution endorsing nuclear use but a compromise wording kept the gathering united. Delegates weighed presidential politics as Nixon and Romney campaigns drew attention, while GOP leaders stressed unity ahead of the 1968 elections and party leadership prospects.
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EAU Claire
GOP
Ody J. Fish
United
Eau Claire State University
Paul Hassett
Wisconsin
Richard M. Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
Sen
Rob
John Gower
Mequon
Wisconsin Federation of Young Republicans
United States
Gower
Les
Resolutions Committee
Fisk
Court House
William A. Steiger
A. J. Jarrett
Oshkosh
Jarrett
Mike Utech
Heavy Mortar Attacks Hit U.S. Units Across Vietnam
U S planes breached the Buddha's birthday cease fire and bombed Hanoi with reports of shooting down a MIG. CTK said Hanoi lost power and water after a major plant attack. Communist forces launched a dozen mortar strikes before the deadline and killed 15 Americans with 71 wounded. An American unit from the 4th Infantry Division bore a costly four hour clash near Pleiku, with about 32 enemy killed.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
Tass
CTK
Buddha
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Pleiku
Vietnam
Demilitarized
Seven Dead In Head On Train Crash
Seven railroad employees were killed and two missing after two New York Central diesel engines collided head on in the West Side yard Manhattan. Four engines and a dozen freight cars derailed as a ball of flame rose. rescue teams recovered seven bodies within two hours. The accident, blamed on human error, left two men unaccounted for and several injured in serious condition.
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UPD
New York Central
Manhattan
West Side
Knickerbocker
Columbia-Presbyterian
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