Senate Extends NIDE Act for Three Years
Senate approves a three year extension of the National Defense Education Act expanding student and school aid programs. Sen Barry Goldwater opposes the measure while vacationing in California. The bill would extend federal grants to crowded schools for two years as part of the core provisions.
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Multiple Wisconsin obituaries dated Aug 2 1964
Mrs Mae Hanson 81 Sparta dies in local hospital survived by three daughters and one son 14 grandchildren and five great grandchildren funeral Tuesday at Robert Page Funeral Home Rev Virgil Nurton. Bert Shear 54 Richland Center dies Aug 2 services Picha Funeral Home burial Mt Vernon Cemetery. survivors include two sons and three daughters. Henry Brandal 77 Wilton dies Aug 1 burial St Mathews Lutheran Church. survived by wife and 12 grandchildren. Mabel Hare 76 Prairie du Chien dies Aug 1 of heart attack services at St Peters Lutheran Church burial Campbell Cemetery. Mrs Alice Brynildson 52 Black River Falls dies July 30 heart attack. survived by husband and three daughters. Alvin A Buroker 78 Readstown dies Aug 1 Viroqua hospital. survivors include widow and five sons. Dorse E Farley 60 Harper’s Ferry Iowa services Aug 1 St Anns. buried St Josephs Cemetery. Reuben Snitker 80 Waukon dies Aug 2. burial Martins. Anna Katherine Eaton 84 Necedah dies Aug 2. survived by son Harry. Blanche Emma Grzenia 61 Necedah dies Aug 1 heart attack. services Aug 5 St Francis Church. John Thoma 82 Waubon dies Aug 2. burial Oakland Cemetery.
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Mae) Hanson
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Alice) Brynildson
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Gladys) Kiesau
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Architect L Andrew Reinhard 72 Designer of Rockefeller Center dies
L Andrew Reinhard, a Bronxville based architect who helped design Rockefeller Center in New York City, died Sunday at age 72. He contributed to the landmark project and had a prominent career in architecture.
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Rockefeller Center
New York City
Determined Mummers Win Battle For Own Theater In Oklahoma City
The Mummers semiprofessional company converts a warehouse at 1108 W Main into a theater to anchor community culture. Led by Mack Seism, the group aims to make resident repertory theater a social pillar while expanding to a professional model with an eight play, 41 week schedule aided by Ford Foundation funding.
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