Cyclist Dies After Winnebago County Crash
Gary J. Ruscher 20 of Neenah died at 5 23 a m at Theda Clark Hospital from severe head and chest injuries after a Sunday crash on County Trunk 6 and Highway 150 east of Neenah. A passenger Aloma Bunker 31 sustained lesser injuries. Coroner to perform autopsy.
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Neenah
Theda Clark Hospital
Winnebago County
Winchester Rd
Art C. Miller
Highway 150
Ras
Sherif
Ruscher
Aloma Bunker
Shorewood
Neenah High School
Navy Reserve
Orville H. Ruscher
Glenn Gilbert
Post Lake
Wis
Richard Rosenthal
Kessler
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Bertha Freida Lorenzen
Chicago
Children Take Lead In Aspirin Accidents
Washington AP report shows children under five account for over a quarter of 63,000 swallowing accidents, with 16,000 cases involving aspirin. Public Health Service notes aspirin overdoses are the most common substance in these incidents.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service
War seen big factor in Assembly
United Nations New York AP reports the U N General Assembly opens its first session in gloom as East West relations are strained by the Vietnam War with little progress expected on major issues Indonesia resumes U N membership after 18 months and U Thant hints he may stay as secretary general through year end if no successor is found soon.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.K
Surveyor 2 aims for lunar soft landing and crater survey
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP America's Surveyor 2 spacecraft launched on an Atlas Centaur rocket on a 63 hour flight toward the moon aiming to soft land in Sinus Medii Central Bay to photograph a cratered plain and scout a landing site for astronauts within about three years.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Flight Control Center
Sinus Medii
Lauzon family reports eighth pregnancy after baseball bat gift
Subtle Hint Fair Lawn New Jersey United Press International reports Henry Lauzon has, over 20 years, given his pregnant wife a baseball bat seven times as a sign he wants a son. They have seven daughters. With the announcement of an eighth child, he buys another bat. Mrs. Lauzon says he loves the girls but tires of playing baseball with them.
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Fair Lawn
UPI
Henry Lauzon
Lauzons
Lauzon
Compromise Indicated In Milwaukee Race Issue
Madison report says law professor Feinsinger mediated a dispute over Fraternal Order of Eagles membership policies. NAACP leader Roy Wilkins met Milwaukee protest leaders, calling the talks constructive and well worth the trip. Details on terms remain unclear as demonstrations and National Guard deployments have marked the conflict.
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Madison
Peconisaawaukee
Roy Wilkins
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Feinsinger
Wilkins
Milwaukee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
New York
NAACP
Milwaukee Youth Council
James Groppi
Fates Sipeel
Havel
National Association For the Advancement Tests
The
Eagles
Middie
House Okays Vets Widows Pension Boost
The House passed and sent to the Senate legislation to raise pensions for 18 million veterans widows and dependent children by more than 100 million dollars annually. It would take effect January 1 and covers World War I II and Korean conflict veterans. The bill passed 315 to 2 with dissent from Representatives Curtis and Davis.
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House
Senate
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Thomas B Curtis
RMO
Glenn R. Davis
Rwis
Anti Sukarno Rally Surges Across Jakarta for Second Day
Thousands of students gathered in central Jakarta for a second straight day of anti Sukarno protests. Police and troops circled the presidential palace as demonstrators demanded Sukarno quit, threatening to oust him from power if he did not leave. The army, wary of civil conflict, limited the march but allowed the protest to proceed. The demonstrations, led by Kappi and university peers, reflect ongoing unrest as Suharto's influence and the army’s authority reshape Indonesian politics.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Army
Suharto
Kappi
President forms panel to probe financial transgressions
In SANA Yemen President Abdullah Al Sahal who appointed himself premier last weekend announces a Monday night committee to investigate financial transgressions of several former government officials. The move signals a consolidation of power amid the Republican regime transition.
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Sana
Yemen
Abdullah al Sahal
Final Vote Is 0 Short Of Majority
Washington AP reports the civil rights housing bill faced a failed cloture attempt after a 52 to 41 Senate vote, leaving it 10 votes short of the two thirds needed. Senate Leader Mansfield held the measure, with Javits arguing cloture could imply support, while Mansfield insisted it did not. Continued on Page 11, Col 1
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House
Senate
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Day and Night Raids On Buffer Zone Reported
AP U S forces pounded the demilitarized zone with day and night raids while Marines said they killed 53 North Vietnamese troops at a fortified village near The Rockpile. Thunderchiefs hit North Vietnam with a train strike near Hanoi and hit missile sites near Thanh Hoa. One Thunderchief was shot down. the pilot is missing.
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Bravo
1St Battalion
4Th Marines
Demilitarized Zone
South
Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Leathernecks
Marine Mountain
Rockpile
Buffer Ze
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
China
Thunderchief
Navy
Thanh Hoa
U.S
Flers
Senate Aims Vote on School Prayer Plan Amid Doubts
Senate moves toward a vote on Sen. Everett Dirksen proposed constitutional amendment allowing voluntary prayers in public schools. Dirksen vows the issue will return if defeated, signaling low odds of reaching a two thirds majority. Senator Birch Bayh opposes, backing a sense of Congress resolution aligned with Supreme Court rulings.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Jotmaan
Unicef
U.N. Children’s Fund
Sen
Bireh Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Democrats Fail to Cloture Civil Rights Debate
Washington AP reports senators William Proxmire and Gaylord Nelson among those voting for cloture on the civil rights measure but failing to reach the two thirds needed to curb debate. The vote leaves the measure stalled in the Senate.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Murder Investigators to Aid Kenilworth in Percy Killing
A dozen investigators from the State attorney’s office were assigned to aid Kenilworth and nearby agencies in the murder of 21 year old Valene Percy, daughter of Charles H Percy. FBI agents and Chicago detectives joined, with 32 leads mapped. Police Chief Daley said no lead exists yet but expressed confidence the crime will be solved through legwork, as 44 people have already been questioned and a 100 name list prepared. The wake drew about 2,000 mourners.
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Kenilworth, II
State Attorney's Office
Kenilworth
Valene Percy
Charles H Percy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Chicago
State Attorney's
FBI
Valerie
Percy
Lake Michigan North Shore
Robert M. Daley
Daley
Asphould
Scientist on Train Seeks Tiny Radium Capsule
An Oklahoma City scientist travels on a passenger train with electronic gear to locate a 3 gram radium capsule lost while shipping from Fort Worth to New York. The device can detect the vial within 1000 feet at 90 mph, as a three state search covers Texas and Kansas and beyond.
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Okla
Fort Worth
Tex
New York
Bob Craig
Oklahoma Health Department
Texas
Kansas
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