Oshkosh United Fund approves 1967 budget of 332633
United Fund directors in Oshkosh set a 1967 operating budget of 332,633 to back 22 agencies plus central administration. President Charles Fiss noted the goal is 2 percent higher than 1966, with payroll deduction through fair share giving to ease individual contributions. Budget panels led by Robert Stauffer prepared allocations for health, welfare, youth, and central services with detailed agency figures.
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Oshkosh Area
United Fund
Charles Fiss
Fiss
Fane
Robert Stauffer
Phillip H. Nelsor
Paulh. Thies
Willam R. Murphy
Visiting Nurse Association
Winnebago County Association For
Winnebago County Association For Mental Health
American Red Cross
Bureau of Family Service
Charity Circle
Children’s Service Society
Ladies Benevolent Society
Y.M.C.A
Us.c
Oshkosh Community Council
Wisconsin Welfare Council
Highway Fatalities Rise Across Wisconsin in Weekend Toll
Six persons died in Wisconsin auto crashes over the weekend, three killed in a fiery collision in Jefferson County. The fatalities add to the toll reported by authorities as the search continues for deadly crash patterns and highway safety concerns.
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Wisconsin
Jefferson County
VietNert Vote Smashes Reds in South Viet Nam election
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky announced 80 percent voter turnout in South Viet Nam’s national elections marking a turning point toward final victory. The new 117 member assembly to draft a constitution will convene September 26 with diverse representation including one woman among 18 female candidates. Thang reported 4,774,812 of 5,289,652 eligible voters cast ballots, noting fewer protest blanks than in 1965 but no specific figures given.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Military Council
Nguyen Duc Thang
Gen Thang
Wat
Thang
NYSE President G Keith Funston to resign in 1967
NYSE president G Keith Funston 55 announced his resignation effective September 10 1967. The move will prompt new leaders for the two largest exchanges in the United States. Edwin D Etherington earlier announced he would resign as American Stock Exchange president this winter to head Wesleyan University in Middletown Conn.
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NY Stock Exchange
NEW York (Ap
G. Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Edwin D. Etherington
American Stock Exchange
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
Eleven States Vote Tuesday in Major Primary Day
The Associated Press reports on a busy primary day with eleven states voting for Democratic nominations for Senate and governor in Massachusetts and Minnesota, plus Democratic contests in Maryland Wisconsin and New Hampshire Republicans facing a six way Senate race. Arizona Colorado New Jersey Rhode Island Utah Vermont also vote with 178 candidates for 74 House seats 9 Senate seats and 6 governorships on ballots. After Tuesday more primaries occur in Georgia Louisiana Washington and Hawaii with Georgia runoff likely Sept 28.
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Associated Press
Senate
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Maryland
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Arizona
Colorado
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Utah
Vermont
House
Georgia
Louisiana
Washington
Hawaii
Nannesota
Woman’s son caught dropping lit matches in car gas
A resident complained of repeated fires and officials watched the home. They caught her son dropping lit matches into the gas tank of her automobile, an act that appeared deliberate.
Five refugees flee East Germany in bulldozer escape
In West Berlin a 24 year old bulldozer operator drove a battered machine with two pregnant wives and a child past barbed wire. East German guards fired over 100 rounds, two people wounded slightly. The armored vehicle was dragged back to the East about 90 minutes later, prompting Western officials to condemn the border guards' actions as reckless and dangerous.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Wea Bertin
Ean
Salisteny
Wisconsin primary eyes 700000 voters amid pleasant fall forecast
About 700,000 voters expected at Wisconsin primary as Gov. Warren P Knowles seeks re election unopposed in Republican race. Democrats nominate four contenders including Lt. Gov. Patrick J. Lucey facing David Carley and Dominic Frinzi with Abe Swed as longshot. No runoff likely. cross over Republican votes could sway outcome. Continued on Page 14, Cal. 4
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Madison
Weatherman
Wisconsin
Warren P Knowles
Knowles
Johnson
Patrick J. Lucey
David Carley
Milwaukee
Dominic Frinzi
Abe TL. Swed
Bronson C. la Follette
Planes Make Biggest Raids In Vietnam War
American planes mounted the largest raids of the war Sunday over North Vietnam using B52 bombers and Canberras and Phantom bombers. A U S spokesman said pilots flew a record 171 missions against the Communist North targeting bridges fuel depots and transportation facilities in Hanoi Haiphong and the Panhandle. In South Vietnam pilots damaged or destroyed numerous cargo barges junks bridges supply buildings trucks and a missile site while more than 200 enemy bunkers and fortifications were claimed destroyed or damaged. Ground combat in the south paused with no major contacts reported.
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U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Panhandle
South Viet Nam
United States
Eney
North
At Least 13 Die In Fire At Anchorage Lane Hotel
A cold rain engulfed Anchorage as a two story, 33 room Lane Hotel burned and 13 people, including two women, were found dead amid the blaze. Firefighters battled flames for two hours before bringing the fire under control. the cause remained undetermined.
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Anchorage Alaska
Anchorage
Anchorage Police
Gemini 11 docks with Agena in record time
Gemini 11 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr. and Richard F. Gordon Jr. linked up with the Agena satellite above the Pacific in 80 minutes, achieving the fastest first orbit rendezvous in the program. They docked high over the United States after a dramatic chase across an 18,000-mile path.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Agena
United States
Globe
Charles Conrad Jr
Mission Control
Pacific Ocean
Point Arguello
Calif
Conrad
Navy
Cmdr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Fowler Backs Johnson On Economic Proposals
Secretary Fowler urged approval of Johnson proposals to curb inflation and suspend the investment credit for 14 months while stressing no repeal. Commerce Secretary Connor supported the move as inflationary pressure from capital spending remains a factor, with business leaders cautiously endorsing the program. Johnson also signed a law to funnel up to 4.76 billion into the mortgage market via FNMA to boost housing lending.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H H Fowler
Congress
Johnson
Fowler
House
Ways and Means
Commerce
John
T Connor
Chase Manhattan Bank
United States
Wilbur D Mills
D-Ark
Federal National Mortgage Association
FNMA
FHA
Veterans Administration
Principle Drives Return of 1923 Loan in Tex
Fred Newsome loaned $100 in 1923 to a friend who went to California and promised repayment at once. Recently Newsome received a $100 check from New Orleans repaying the loan late. Asked about interest, Newsome dismissed it, saying the principle matters most.
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ARRAL
Tex
UPI
Fred Newsom
California
Newsome
New Orleans
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Charles Conrad
Richard F. Gordon
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