Girl Killed Crossing Road Near Oshkosh
A four year old Oshkosh girl Diane M. St. Clair was killed when struck by a westbound dirt truck on County Trunk A6 in Vinland near her home. The accident occurred as she crossed to talk to a neighbor, the driver George Jungwirth said he slowed but could not avoid the child. She died on arrival at Theda Clark Hospital. Diane was born December 16, 1956 and attended Allenville Baptist Church.
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Rt. 5
Oshkosh
Diane M. St. Clair
Charles W
Shirley St. Clair
Theda Clark Hospital
Neenah
Winnebago County
St. Clair
Vinland
Gillingham’s Corners
Diane
George D. Jungwirth
Rt. 1
Appleton
Courtney and Plummer Co
Francis Zeller
Diane St. Clair
New London
Allenville Community Baptist Church
U S backs Laos talks expansion to include Indonesia Malaya
In Geneva the United States supported Thailand's proposal to enlarge the Laos peace conference to include Indonesia and Malaya. The move aims to widen consultation and increase pressure for a viable plan to pacify and demilitarize Southeast Asia. The U S delegation noted Burma Cambodia and Thailand as part of the regional discussion.
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Geneva
United States
Indonesia
Malaya
Laos
Thailand
U.S
Burma
Cambodia
Big Transport Falls 18 Dead
A C124 Globemaster crashed near McChord Field before dawn en route to Fort Sill Oklahoma. Eighteen servicemen died, four were critically injured, five escaped. Survivors were rushed to Madigan General Hospital with crews aiding in the fire’s aftermath.
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MC Chord Air Force Base
Teer
Wash
McChord
Ft. Sill
Okla
Air Force
Madigan General Hospital
Ft. Lewis
Madigan
Joseph Wiggins
McChord Public Information Offi
Washington
McChord Air Force Base
Hat Snatcher Strikes Police Headquarters Hat Theft
In Newcastle upon Tyne England police hunt a suspect who stole a policewoman's hat from central headquarters and abandoned the hat in a nearby pub. The incident shocked local officers and prompted a swift investigation by authorities.
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Newcastle Upon Tyne
England
UPI
Public urged to contribute to tractors for prisoners swap
Kennedy backs a private drive to buy tractors in exchange for the release of 1,200 Cuban invasion detainees. The White House stressed government noninvolvement while noting Kennedy helped assemble the fundraising group including Eleanor Roosevelt, Walter Reuther, and Milton Eisenhower. He urged citizens to donate as a private, humanitarian effort in the hemisphere.
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Washington
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
White House
Cuba
Eleanor Roosevelt
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Milton S. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
United States
Titan Missile Test Flight Advances Readiness
The Titan missile completed a 5000 mile test flight moving toward combat readiness. The 98 foot rocket reached a South Atlantic target in about 3 minutes at speeds above 17000 mph. Initial Titan squadron planned at Igwry Air Force Base with 15 missiles by 1965.
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Cape Canaveral
Fia
U.S
Atlas
Titan
Igwry
Eichmann Charged In Lidice Children Murders
Israeli prosecutors present documents tracing Eichmann from Lidice to his Berlin Gestapo office. The files detail Nazi reprisal against Lidice, 1942, the 38 Lisice orphans sent to Lodz, seven deemed fit for Germanization, 81 missing and presumed dead, with a Lodz letter seeking guidance on the 81 unfit children and a response pointing to Auschwitz gas chambers. Berlin reports also note a food shortage in East Berlin.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Lidice
Czechoslovakia
Eichmann
Berlin
Gestapo
Reinhard Heydrich
Lodz
Auschwitz
Education Aid Near Passage
The Senate moved toward final passage of a 2.55 billion dollar public school measure tied to Kennedy education aid. Amendments were rejected or approved as senators debated funding for private schools, desegregation actions, and expanded use of federal money for operating public schools.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Long Spech
Sen
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Thurmond
House Education Committee
Goldwater
Kenneth 8
Keating
Rn.y
Supreme Court
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Welfare
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Criticism Saddens Milt Eisenhower
Dr Milton S Eisenhower expresses sadness and surprise at criticism of a tractor prisoner swap sit Fidel Castro is negotiating by a group of American citizens. Eisenhower, John Hopkins University president and brother of Dwight D Eisenhower, co chairs a drive to raise 15 million dollars. He says the core issue is helping 1,214 decent people and questions how Americans can refuse help.
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Baltimore
Milton S. Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Hopkins University
Freedom riders depart under guard to challenge segregation
Eleven riders, white and Negro, ate at a previously white-only lunch counter then left Montgomery under heavy guards for New Orleans. National Guardsmen and police sealed the station block and lined the route to deter riots as Brig. Gen. Wilson and Gov. Barnett watched readiness for the journey through Selma Demopolis Meridian and Jackson.
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Freedom Riders
Montgomery
Ala
National Guard
New Orleans
Fivea Hawanata Andi
Wau
Aao Mayuaeld
Trailways
Mississippi
W. P. Wilson
Meridian
Ross Barnett
Mississippi Highway Patrol
National Guardsmen
Selma
Demopolis
Jackson
Miss
W. B. Evans
Oxford Dean Aims to Ban 1812 Overture Cannon Fire
In Oxford England Dean C A Simpson warned he will expel anyone firing even a single volley during next month's concert of Tchaikovskys 1812 Overture citing excessive noise. He said drums will suffice for the performance.
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Oxford
England
UPD
Tchaikovsky
C. A. Simpson
Simpson
Chang to Visit U.S. Seek Help in Coup Aftermath
South Korea’s Chang Do Young, leader of the ruling junta, announced plans to travel to the United States soon seeking support and talks with President Kennedy. Washington reserved judgment as Seoul tightens controls, with newspapers closed and thousands of Koreans arrested in a crackdown on martial law violations.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chang Do-young
Thejing
United States
Kennedy
U.S
Chang
State Department
Washington
Raising Military Council
Army
Hahn Shin
North Korea
Carter B. Magruder
Magruder
U.N
Korea
Kennedy to discuss major issues with Khrushchev in Vienna
Soviet expert Charles E. Bohlen said President Kennedy will discuss major issues with Soviet Premier Khrushchev at the Vienna summit, stressing these matters affect many nations beyond the United States and the Soviet Union. Bohlen spoke at a Rockhurst College dinner where Kennedy received an honorary degree.
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Kansas City
State Department
Charles E. Bohlen
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
United States
Soviet Union
Bohlen
Rockhurst College
Pum
Referendum on Outagamie Airport vetoed by board
Outagamie County Board rejected a public referendum on building a new airport west of Appleton. The vote 29 to 25 with one absent kept the April decision to pursue a 2.4 million airport, after a 50 thousand dollar preliminary engineering allocation. Petition carried 3,737 signatures.
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Outagamie
Appleton
Lyle Hoeft
Greenville
Outagamie County
Kelly Lathrop
Hortonville
Nick Weisler
Mark Catlin
Airport Committee
Adenauer backs Kennedy on Vienna talks with Khrushchev
Chancellor Adenauer told President Kennedy by letter he is confident the U.S. leader will uphold German interests at the Vienna meeting with Premier Khrushchev. Government sources said Adenauer replied to Kennedy’s June 34 Vienna talks note.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Adenauer
Vienna
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