Frail Appleton Woman Seen Carrying Shopping Bag
Neighbors described 80-year-old Marie Schmidt as frail yet active in her yard and on Division Street in Appleton. They recalled multiple trips with a floral shopping bag Sunday and Monday, odd behavior, and police presence at the Schmidt home.
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N. Division St
George Schmidt
Marie Schmidt
Schmidt
Godfrey Belair
Schmidts
Belair
Louie Saglauer
Appleton Mystery: Death Body Believed Identified
Coroner Bernard Kemps said he is fairly certain the mutilated remains found near Appleton belong to George Schmidt, 84, of 319 North Division Street. The head, wrapped in butcher paper, was found in a six block area as police continue investigations into the slaying that began near St Joseph Church School.
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Outagamie Cauty
Bernard H. Kemps
George Schmidt
N. Division St
Kemps
Tennant
Schmidt
John Gosch
State Crime Laboratory
Madison
Earl O. Wolff
Marie
St. Joseph Catholic School
Outagamie County
Council tables rezoning near West South Park Ave for study
The Common Council rejected an 11 acre M-1 rezoning near 1329 W South Park Ave to allow Motor Transport Co of Milwaukee a truck terminal. It sent the area’s zoning question back to the planning commission for thorough study as opponents warn of piecemeal changes and pressure on the ordinance. Votes 5 to 2 against rezoning with Sonnleitner and Wright in favor.
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Common Council
South Park Avenue
Planning Commission
Eugene Sonnleitner
Leonard I. Wright
South Park Ave
Motor Transport Co. of
Milwaukee
Sonnleitner
Plan Commission
Council
William Manske
Wright
West South Park Knapp Street
Ish Avenue
Manske
Robert Potter
Wallace Zahn
Council weighs zoning as Motor Transport seeks parcel near highways
The city council debates rezoning in a residential area amid multiple requests to switch to industrial use. Attorney Thomas Hughes asks Motor Transport to reassess a land parcel near Highways 110 and 41 once eyed for a truck terminal, while M T GM David McMahon argues the site remains unsuitable but a terminal south of Lake Butte des Morts is needed.
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Atty. Thomas Hughes
William Lemberger
South Park Ave
Motor Transport
Motor Transport General
David McMahon
Lake Butte Des Morts
Car-Train Crash Kills Area Man Near Little Chute
John L. Wardinger, 42, of Kaukauna, died after his car struck a northbound Chicago and North Western train on County Trunk CC near Little Chute. The collision occurred around 9 p.m. with Wardinger driving at 60 to 70 mph. his car dragged half a mile along the tracks. Death due to severe head and chest injuries. No crossing signs were present. Funeral arrangements pending at Greenwood Funeral Home.
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John L. Wardinger
Kaukatina
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
Oulaza Je County Trunk CC
Chris A. Schink
Wardinger
Schink
Greenwood Funeral Home
Kaukauna
Saturday Noon Ring Bells for UF Campaign
Oshkosh area United Fund drives ring bells and sound city sirens at noon Saturday signaling the 1967 63 drive to raise 33945410 dollars for 21 member agencies. Warren I Coe chair says the bell idea boosts participation and memory of the campaign. End date Oct 13 a Friday may prove lucky. agencies include Red Cross Scouts Charity Circle Salvation Army Visiting Nurse Association and more.
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Warren F. Coe
Oshkosh
Trinity Episcopal Church
City
Winnebago County
Nao Satur
United Land
Warren I. Coe
United Fund Campaign Activi
James Harwell
Coe
Harwell
United Firit
American Red Cre Scouts of America
Bureau of Family Service
Caminfire Girls
Charity Circle
Children’s Serv- Eas
Ier Secrets
Jay Ladies Renewal Theran Socialees
National Revreation A Association
WSU-O Faculty Cases Are Aired
Dr. David F. Conover president of the Faculty Senate at Wisconsin State University Oshkosh discussed two cases involving WSU O faculty members. He noted the AAUP poll has not been presented to the Senate or faculty for study and cannot comment. The Senate, with 24 elected members, represents all ranks and departments in campus matters.
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David F. Conover
Wisconsin State University-Oshkosh
Wsu-O
American Association of University Professors
State Board of Regents
Conover
AAUP
Senate
L. Larry Leonard
The
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Lennard
Leonid
Madsen Capital
Jed
Council approves sewage survey and housing study
City council approved a survey of the sewage system by Donahue and Associates and discussed local water pavilion control and housing for the elderly. Street improvements were postponed. A resolution opposing mergers of Winnebago Outagamie and Calumet counties passed. The constitution adopted calls for faculty involvement in retention promotion and tenure with departmental committees.
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Donahue and Associates
Winnebago
Outagamie
Calumet
Proxmire backs plan to fund campaigns in federal aid bill
Washington AP two Republicans clashed on financing presidential and congressional campaigns from federal tax funds. Senator Proxmire urged the plan backed by the Johnson Administration, arguing private fundraising breeds corruption. Senator Carlson and Senator Williams condemned the idea, saying it would empower lobbyists and undermine Congress.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Dwis
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Senate
John Jd. Williams
R-Del
Carlson
Congress
Marine Lance Cpl. Carl W. Heiden Killed in Vietnam
The Defense Department announced that Marine Lance Cpl. Carl W. Heiden of Milwaukee was killed in action in Vietnam. Details on the operation and location were not immediately disclosed. The casualty increases American losses amid ongoing combat operations in the region.
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Washington
Defense Department
Lance Cpl
Carl W. Heiden
Milwaukee
Vietnam
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