OHS Offices Damaged by Night Invasion
Vandals broke into Oshkosh High School offices during the night and caused unspecified damage. Six desks were toppled, three typewriters knocked to the floor, and attendance cards were removed while other desk items were scattered. Entry was via a broken glass panel in the main door. the principal and two vice principals’ offices were entered. No items are confirmed stolen. discovery reported at 6 30 by secretary Mrs. Margaret Osborn.
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Oshkosh High School
Northwestern
Margaret Osborn
Five Deaths On Wisconsin Highways Rise Toll
Five people died in separate crashes across Wisconsin, boosting the 1966 highway death toll to 778. Victims include Nic Charles Hendricks of Reedsville, Michael J. Lemmer of Megan, John Birchman and Karl E. Williams of rural Genoa, and Ference Jolian of Pell Lake, with details of each fatal crash provided.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Nic Charles Hendricks
Reedsville
Highway 1
Sri
Lion Manitowoc County
Megan
Highway 141
Milwaukee County
John Birchman
Karl E. Williams
Genoa
Ference Jolian
Pell Lake
Williams
Wahworth County
Larry R. Lewis
Kenesha
Kutorha
Guard Anah
Pesce
Ceca Ganaes
Cruelty Charge Denied by Army
Army officials at Fort Meade Md denied charges that three soldiers convicted of refusing to report to Viet Nam were brainwashed and subjected to cruel inhuman treatment. The accusation came from New York pacifist A J Muste. The soldiers were sentenced to terms from three to five years after their court mar tials at Fort Meade.
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FT. Meade, Md
UPI
Fort Meade, Md
Viet Nam
New York City
A. J. Muste
Fort
Probers pressed in Valerie Percy murder case
Kenilworth police chief Robert Daley requested more investigators as tips flood in while the Chicago Crime Laboratory analyzes fingerprints from the Percy residence and a 10 inch bayonet cited as a possible murder weapon. A lie detector test result is also under review.
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Kenilworth, I
Valerie Percy
Robert Daley
Percy
Daley
Chicago Crime Laboratory
Chicago
Daniel Dragel
Kenilworth Police
Pearson Linked By Diefenbaker in security claim
Ottawa AP Former Canadian Prime Minister John G Diefenbaker positions Pearson as having placed personal judgment above national security in a Munster case while Judge Wishart Spence criticizes him for not protecting national security in 1951 when Pearson as foreign secretary faced a similar issue. The report cites a security inquiry and notes Sevigny's liaison with Gerda Munsinger.
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Ottawa
John G. Diefenbaker
Munsinger
Lester B. Pearson
Diefenbaker
Supreme Court
Wishart Spence
Pierre Sevigny
Gerda Munsinger
Agen
Maison
Sevigny
Montreal
Ead
Jeunes Milen
Pearson
Herbert Norman
Conspiracies Bill Doomed This Session
Washington AP The House Un American Activities Committee abandoned action on the Organizational Conspiracies Act of 1966. Disagreement over constitutionality and brief hearings left the bill blocked, despite calls for action. Civil rights groups opposed the measure citing First Amendment concerns.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Bill
The
National Association For the Advancment of Colored People
Americans For Democratic Action
American Civil Liberties Union
War Spending Hike Seen As Conservative
Washington AP reports senators handling money bills describe a conservative estimate from President Johnson of a ten billion dollar rise in Viet Nam war spending. Governor Scranton says expenditures may rise at least ten billion over the current year. Other senators suggest costs could exceed ten billion annually or run about two billion monthly. Continued on Page 1, Col. 1.
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Washington
Johnson
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Allen J. Ellender
Dla
Appropriations Committee
Plaque Missing as Electronics Plant Opens in England
The government rep unveiled a printed card on the wall at a new electronics factory in England after saying the plaque was lost in the mail. The company chairman apologized for the mishap and the ceremony proceeded with the card display.
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Chandlers Ford
England
UPI
B52 Bombardment of North Vietnam Escalates
Waves of B52 bombers raided North Vietnam for the third time in four days striking southern targets near the DMZ. Smaller U S tactical aircraft hit storage depots while South Vietnamese ground fighting remained light. The U S command reported 385 planes lost in North Vietnam and 123 in South Vietnam. Col Andrei Gromyko urged U S withdrawal as the path to peace in the U N General Assembly.
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North Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
196Th Light Infantry
South Viet Nam
Mu Gia Pass
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S. Viet Nam
U.N. General Assembly
Rioting Congo mob burns Portuguese Embassy in Kinshasa
A mob of about 200 Congolese rioters set fire to the Portuguese Embassy in Kinshasa. Two cars outside were burned while police restrained a crowd of around 1,000. The Portuguese diplomatic staff were beaten and missing, feared kidnapped, as the city faced broader unrest linked to regional power struggles and mutinies in Kisangani.
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Kinshasa
Congo
Leopoldville
Portugal
Angola
Moise Tshombe
Radio Kinshasa
Labumbasid
Elisabethville
Holdem Robert
Zambia
Lower
Kisangerd
Straleyville
Gronouski Lays Wreaths During Polish Visit
American Ambassador John A. Gronouski opened a two day visit in Katowice Poland greeting regional officials and laying wreaths at a German wartime memorial and a statue of Tadeusz Kosciuszko. He met deputy governor Boleslaw Lubas and toured two state trading firms eyeing U.S. sales of steel goods and pipes for fuel storage and other products.
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Katowice
Poland
John A. Gronouski
Silesia
Gronouski
Boleslaw, Lubas
United States
U.S
Middle East
Tadeusz Kosciuszko
Lost Beauty at Blackheath Flower Arrangement Contest
An empty vase drew attention among entries in a Blackheath England flower arrangement contest themed to song titles. The display referenced the song Where Have All The Flowers Gone.
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Blackheath
England
UPI
United States to press ahead with peace proposals
United States officials rejected Hanoi's claim of propaganda and said the latest peace proposals to North Vietnam remain on track. Ambassador Goldberg said the reply was not a considered response, and Rusk planned private follow-up with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko at a dinner. Topics eyed include Vietnam, European security, disarmament, space exploration treaty, and nuclear weapon spread.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.N. General Assembly
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyk
Rusk
Gromyko
Goldberg
Assembly
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
National Liberation Front
Conservation Workers Take Warden's Test
In Madison 14 conservation department workers sat written exams for the chief warden post, including Walter Zelinske and Kenneth Beghin who filed court action over the job. The vacancy stems from a 1963 ruling on veterans' points, with oral exams planned for October and a possible appointment by November.
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Zelinske
Kenneth Beghin
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Belgium
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Mekong Delta
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