Neenah Youth Killed In Crash Nine Hurt
A van left Oak Street near Washington Street in Neenah at 12 02 am and crashed into a tree, nine others injured. John E Ottran 18 died at Theda Clark Hospital of head and internal injuries. Others listed in serious to fair condition. The incident occurred during Labor Day weekend observance. Continued on Page 10 Col 4.
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John E. Ottman
Neenah
Wisconsin
Wneensh-Menasha Northwestern
John E. Ottran
Albin Jury
Fourth St
Theda Clark Hospital
Oak Street
Washington Street
Jon Freund
Campbell St
Steven Morse
Morse
Sherman Morse
Kalfahs St
Noreen Caren
Lennox St
Richard Lloyd
Chestnut St
Judy J. Schroeder
Rt . Winneconne
Blue Angels Pilot Killed In Lake Ontario Crash
Lt. Dick Oliver, 31, of Fort Mill SC, a Blue Angels pilot, died when his swept-wing Grumman Tigercat crashed during a high speed solo pass at the Canadian International Air Show in Toronto. The accident wounded a helicopter pilot on shore. the remaining show was canceled as the team saluted their fallen comrade. Oliver was to end a three year Blue Angels hitch in November and is survived by two children and his former wife.
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Toronto
US. Navy
Blue Angels
Lake Ontario
Toloronto
Dick Oliver
Fort Mill
The
Dover man plans bath tub voyage to Cap Griz Nez
Al Gude of Dover aims to cross the English Channel from Dover to Cap Griz Nez in a tin bath tub pulled by a speedboat. The audacious stunt, reported by UPI, highlights a daring crossing attempt across the Channel.
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Dover
England
UPI
al Gude
English Channel
Cap Griz Nez
France
Highway Toll Up To 72 As Labor Day Ends
The Associated Press reports 72 traffic deaths in the 76 hour Labor Day weekend ending at 6 p.m. Friday with 7 in Texas and a projection of 530 to 630 more deaths by midnight Monday. Public officials urge responsible driving and abstaining from alcohol. The National Safety Council notes July set a record toll and holiday periods have produced peak deaths this year.
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Associated Press
Johnson
Texas
National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
Award Medals To Thorp Medic
SAIGON AP reports Specialist Dennis Graham of Thorp Wisconsin has earned the Bronze Star and the Army Commendation Medal with V for gallantry and heroism in Vietnam. Serving with the First Infantry Division, he says he has learned to work alongside infantrymen in the jungles since arriving in March and grew up on his grandfather’s Wisconsin farm.
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Saigon
Dennis Graham
Thorp
Wis
Graham
Viet Nam
Wisconsin
Two More U S Planes Downed in North Viet Nam
Saigon dispatch reports two more American aircraft were shot down over North Viet Nam during raids on main routes into the south. Rainstorms limited US air activity while high altitude B52s targeted a Viet Cong base camp near the Cambodian border in Tay Ninh Province. The downed planes raised US losses to 357 in North Viet Nam. both pilots were rescued.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Tay Ninh
Navy
al Skyraider
Intrepid
Dong Hoi
North Viet
Force of 2,000 Guards Slated for Cicero Sunday
A 2000 member National Guard peacekeeping force was activated by Governor Kerner for Cicero Illinois amid planned gatherings by civil rights protesters and American Nazis. Local officials hope a permit will curb violence as guards, locally and statewide officers, and helicopters prepare to monitor a tense scene following historic riots.
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Associated Press
Cicero
Ilinois
Otto Kerner
Suhh
Christy Berkos
Beale and
BV Net
Midwest
American Nazi Party
Will Shott
Francis P. Kane
Dayton
Ohio
Aif
Pac
Kera
Caven
Yousha
Safety Urged Over Holiday
With the new school year near, Oshkosh braces for Labor Day weekend travel. Gov. Knowles backs Operation Stay Alive as 1,450,000+ Wisconsin vehicles flood state roads. Oshkosh Police assign 10 officers and vehicles in cooperation with the State Patrol to patrol Winnebago County.
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Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
Harry Guenther
Wisconsin State Patrol
Winnebago
Guenther
Marvin R. Peppler
Soviet Embassy Aid Ousted in Spy Case
Washington AP report says Valentin A. Revin, a science officer at the Russian Embassy, was ordered to leave the United States after attempting to buy classified data from a Washington area scientist. FBI surveillance tracked the operation focusing on space program data, including the man on the moon project, with more than $5,000 involved. The FBI approved the informant’s cooperation and set pickup signals in phone directories.
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Washington
United States
U.S
State Department
Valentin A. Revin
Revin
Washington Area
FBI
Italian tanker Alberto Bennati on way to Hampton Roads
The stricken Italian tanker Alberto Bennati, damaged by Hurricane Faith, was moving under its own power toward Hampton Roads, Virginia, at about five knots with Coast Guard escorts Mendota and Chilula. Engine room dry, power restored. reach port in about 100 hours. Chief engineer killed after 35 foot wave. Vessel on charter from Cosarma Shipping Lines to Mobil Oil, en route from New York to Venezuela. Tug Foundation Vigilante departed Halifax to assist.
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New York
Alberto Bennati
Hampton Roads
Coast Guard
Mendota
Chilula
Bennati
Cosarma
Palermo
Italy
Mobil Oil Co
Venezuela
Foundation Vigilante
Halifax
N.S
No North Western Paper On Labor Day
No issue will be published on Labor Day continuing a long standing custom. Weekend happenings will be fully reported in the Tuesday edition.
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Daily
Northwestern
Johnson warns of race with disaster over water supply
President Johnson spoke at the Summersville flood control dam dedication in West Virginia, urging action on global water shortages as polls show him campaigning across Pennsylvania and West Virginia. He warned that without decisive measures, even U S military strength cannot preserve peace long.
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Summersville
W. Va
Johnson
America
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Michigan
Ohio
Dallastown
United States
Rights Pickets Target Zablocki Home in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee a small group of civil rights activists picketed silently at Rep. Clement Zablocki's home protesting his membership in a whites-only club. Zablocki defended his record, refused to resign from the Eagles, and noted a private life for public officials. The demonstration followed similar actions against judges Cannon and Seraphim and came amid heightened tensions near Labor Day.
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Milwaukee
Clement J. Zablocki
Zablocki
Joseph
Robert C. Cannon
Christ Seraphim
Order of Eagles
Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Eagles
Equal Rights Commission
National Guard
Wauwatosa
Bronson C. la Follette
Judge Seraphim
Judge Cannon
James E. Gropps
Fagies Clab
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U. S
Kly
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Wallace Siges Bill
Alabama
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NAACP
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