Center of partisan struggle in Wisconsin budget talks
Madison bureau reports little progress after 10 days of hard negotiations between Republican and Democratic lawmakers over state appropriations and the tax plan. Leaders warn of consequences for schools and state services as they return to the Capitol. Gov Knowles faces pressure as Democrats seek to delay settlement to maximize political leverage. See Budget, Page 3.
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Marchers Demonstrate For Steinke
A Milwaukee turnout marched for 1st Lt. Richard Steinke, dismissed for disobeying a Viet Nam combat order, in front of the federal building. The two hour, orderly protest included University of Wisconsin Milwaukee students and faculty, signing sympathy and antiwar messages.
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Brandon Girl Crowned Wisconsin Alice in Dairyland
Kathy Kenas of Brandon was named Wisconsin Alice in Dairyland for the coming year. The 20-year-old home economics student at Stevens Point State sobbed with joy as the tiara was placed. Judie Elstad of Delavan, a UW student, was chosen as runner-up among 22 finalists.
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Oshkosh winner crowned Miss Wisconsin Sharon Singstock
Sharon Singstock of Oshkosh, a 20 year old social worker and singer, was crowned Miss Wisconsin 1965 at Oshkosh Auditorium. She won the talent division with a lively pop number despite a sore throat and will represent Wisconsin in the Miss America pageant.
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Soviet charge brings rebuke from Adlai at UN session
In San Francisco at a UN 20th anniversary session, Soviet Ambassador Fedorenko accused the United States of distorting Vietnam and violating the UN Charter, prompting a sharp rebuttal from U.S. Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson. Stevenson warned that the world risks a Cold War era while urging peaceful settlement and a moratorium on international violence. Thant echoed concern that power politics threaten the UN’s aims and urged a reversal of Cold War trends.
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Meat price climb hits shoppers as budgets tighten
In Chicago, shoppers face higher roasts steaks and chops as meat prices rise. Industry data show butcher hogs up from 16.42 to 24.68 per hundredweight and choice grade cattle up to 28.12, with pork loins at 58.50. Government forecasts pork, cattle prices remaining firm despite a smaller pig crop.
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Miss Wisconsin Pageant Announces New Titleholder
Miss New Holstein Sharyn Ann Mueller, 19, was chosen Miss Congeniality by 31 contestants who had won local titles. Sharon, a junior at Oshkosh State University studying sociology and math, aims to be a social worker. The winner receives a $1,000 scholarship and prizes.
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U S Resolve Upheld After Viet Nam Extremist Attacks
The United States said Red extremist acts in South Viet Nam strengthen resolve to aid embattled South Viet Nam and prevent a Communist takeover. It cited the execution of Sgt. Harold G. Bennett, a deadly My Canh restaurant incident, and threats from Hanoi and the National Liberation Front, pledging continued support and responsibility for those actions.
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Asian African Summit Postponed to November in Algiers
The Asian African summit preparatory committee delayed the gathering from June 29 to November 5, keeping it in Algiers. The postponement reflected Algeria’s unrest after Col Boumedienne ousted President Ben Bella, with eleven nations backing the delay.
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Earthquake felt in Daavo and Mindanao Island
An AP report notes a moderate quake shook Manila and Daavao on Mindanao Saturday with no damage reported.
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