Airport Case Hearing Is Set In Federal Appeal
The Seventh Circuit will hear oral arguments in Chicago June 2 on CAB’s bid to set aside its order preventing North Central Airlines from transferring Appleton flights to Oshkosh if Outagamie County closes its old airport. The session covers multiple motions and intervenor requests as Outagamie’s court actions delay the regional port decision.
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Federal Court of Appeals For the
Seventh Circuit
Civil Aeronautics Board
North Central Airlines
Appleton
Oshkosh
Outagamie County
Ime Heatu
Outagamie
Winnebago County
CAB
Qutagamie
Greenville
North Central
Gronouski halts wirings on unclaimed Communist mail
Postmaster General Gronouski ordered post offices to stop intercepting and destroying unclaimed Communist mail from abroad. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling that struck down a 1962 law. The directive aims to free about 40 postal workers and save the department roughly 250000 dollars annually.
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Washington
John A. Gronouski
Gronouski
Supreme Court
Satellite Pegasus 2 Orbit Marks Saturn 1 Flight
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Saturn 1 ninth straight test flight reached orbit with the Pegasus 2 satellite unfolding wings to 96 feet. The bird like craft will study micrometeoroids and relay electronic signals from impact events to Earth as astronauts plan longer space journeys. The Saturn 1 produced 1.5 million pounds thrust from eight engines in a dramatic 2 35 a m lift off. Continued on Page 14 Col 3
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Pegasus
Saturn-1
Cape Kennedy
Ua Shelaghata
Fla
Earth
Bolivia Truce Ends Battling Junta and Tin Miners
Bolivia's military junta and tin miners agreed to a cease-fire ending an eight day strike and troop withdrawals. In La Paz and mining centers south of the capital at least 19 killed and more than 70 wounded as troops occupied mines and snipers held out. The accord, signed by Gen. Alfredo Ovando Candia and miners leaders, calls for miners to halt the strike and troops to depart the mines. Representatives will meet to broaden the pact and end deportation of exiled labor leader Juan Lechin.
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Bolivia
LA Paz
Alfredo Ovando Candia
Bolivian Drivers Union
Radio Mendez
Juan Lechin
Paraguay
Lechia
Rene Barrientos
Kami
State Mining Corporation
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Prince the St Louis police dog helps police nab car thief
Prince, a St Louis police dog, bit an 11 year old thief who stole a car, slowing him enough for officers to arrest him. The dog was held at the city dog pound for observation after the incident as required by policy. An official noted that police canines are brought in for observation following an attack.
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of. Louis, Ma
UPI
St. Louis
Prince
One Dead Four Sought After Blast in Coal Mine
A deadly blast trapped five miners in a Cumberland plateau coal mine near Robbins Tennessee. One body recovered. four others missing and presumed dead amid gas, debris, and dangerous conditions. Names identified include Russell Webb Arthur Norris Philip Davis Lawrence Griffith and Clayton Griffith. families waited at the mine entrance as rescuers battled toxic air and broken supports.
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Cumberland Plateau
Russell Webb
Arthur Norris
Philip Davis
Lawrence Griffith
Clayton Griffith
Griffiths
Dominican Settlement Still up in Air
Dominican rebels and Americans differed on coalition talks in Santo Domingo. A rebel spokesman said negotiations to form a government headed by Antonio Guzman Fernandez were very advanced while another said a quick settlement remained unlikely due to junta opposition. U.S. officials cited ongoing conver gences as talks moved toward a conclusion.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Antonio Guzman Fernandez
Juan Bosch
Guzman
U.S
Senate Votes Cloture to Limit Debate on Voting Rights Bill
The Senate voted 70 to 30 to impose a one hour per senator limit on debate and amendments for the voting rights bill. Debates began April 22 with optimism for passage soon. An AP poll showed 62 in favor of cloture, 24 opposed, with several undeclared senators from both parties.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Two Killed On Highways In Wisconsin Toll Rises
The Associated Press reports two fatal highway crashes in Wisconsin. Susan Malesta, 2, of Milwaukee, died in a five car South Side crash that injured her father Officer John Malesta 31 and siblings Ann 7 and Kathryn 5. Seven others in the other vehicle were treated and released. In Brookfield a car collision killed William R. Pashley 70 of Flatford England and left driver Thomas A. Murray 70 of rural Hartford in fair condition at a Waukesha hospital.
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Associated Press
Finglishman
Wisconsin
Susan Malesta
Milwaukee
John Malesta
Ann
Kathryn
William R. Pashley
Flatford
England
Brookfield
Thomas A. Murray
Hartford
Waukesha
Yanks May Have Erred In Viet Nam Raid
Jet planes strafed a South Vietnamese outpost near the 17th parallel. U S and Vietnamese officials disagreed on whether the raiders were Communist MIGs or off course American fighters. Four planes, two strafing and two top cover, fled to sea. Five Vietnamese wounded, a truck and bulldozer damaged. Initial reports cited conflicting views from Da Nang and Saigon on aircraft type and markings. The investigation continues with authorities claiming high confidence in their findings.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
17Th Parallel
U.S
Alee Thak Sheedak
Gia Linh
U. S
da Nang
Neuyen Chanh Thi
Navy
Air Force
North
Thi
China
Stoop Thief Steals Front Porch in Nurf folk Va
Police report a vacant house porch was stolen over the weekend in Nurf folk Virginia. The incident underscores unusual local crime as investigators search for leads and potential suspects.
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Nurfolk, Va
GOP in House Move for Cut In Foreign Aid
A group of House Republicans calling themselves a minority move to trim up to 100 million dollars from President Johnsons 3.37 billion foreign aid authorization bill. Rep Sk Ross Adair of Indiana expects to offer one or two amendments to let lawmakers oppose foreign aid spending. The plan faces slim chances as Democrats hold a strong majority and Johnson uses a barebones aid request. Adair needs support from four other Foreign Affairs Committee Republicans. four dissenters are H R Gross, E Y Berry, Edward J Derwinski, and Vernon W Thomson. The House completed a four hour debate on the bill and will vote on amendments tonight. Rep Thomas E Morgan says foreign aid is not a miracle vaccine but has helped counter communism and is vital to U S security. The authorization sets the spending ceiling. actual money will be decided in an appropriations bill.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Rep
Sk. Ross Adair
Indiana
GOP
Adai
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Adair
Foreign Affairs Committee
H. R. Gross
Iowa
E. Y. Berry
South Dakota
Edward J. Derwinski
Illinois
Vernon W. Thomson
Wisconsin
Thomas E. Morgan
Dpa
Morgan
United States
U.S
Two Youths Drown in Chippewa River
Two eight year old boys Larry Johnson and Jodie Lancette of Chippewa Falls drowned Monday night in the Chippewa River near downtown after one fell from a boat and the other dived in to help. Their bodies were recovered about two hours later after a sighting near the Northern States Power Co hydro dam where the water runs about 30 feet deep.
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Chippewa Falls
Chippewa River
Larry Johnson
Jodie Lancette
Northern States Power Co
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