Manson Out As State Insurance Director
Charles Manson, Wisconsin state insurance commissioner, is deemed out of a job after Attorney General Bronson La Follette ruled Reynolds’s extension of his term ineffective. Assemblyman Robert Haase of Marinette emerges as a likely successor, though appointment may wait until after the fall session.
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Manson
Associated Press
Madison
Charles Manson
Robert Haase
Marinette
Bronson la Follette
George C. Kaiser
Department of Administration
Gaylord Nelson
John Reynolds
Warren P. Knowles
Haase
Knowles
la Follette
Senate
GOP
Reynolds
King Calls Girard College a Symbol of Negro Rejection
Dr Martin Luther King Jr labels Girard College a tragic symbol of Negro rejection and pledges the school would be removed during his two day Philadelphia visit. The NAACP has picketed since May over the whites only policy tied to founder Stephen Girard. He plans a Tuesday tour of the campus.
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Philadelphia
Martin Luther King
Girard College
King
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Girard
Stephen Girard
Plan To Strengthen Swedish Midwest Ties
Chicago hosts a five month program to deepen cultural and trade links between Sweden and the Midwest under The Midwest Meets Modern Sweden. May or Richard J. Daley and B. G. Jarnstedt announce the project with Milwaukee Detroit Cleveland and other cities named. Swedish officials and business leaders will visit in November led by Prince Bertil and Prime Minister Tage Erlander.
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Chicago
Sweden
Midwest
Richard J. Daley
B. G. Jarnstedt
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Detroit
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Prince Bertil
Tage Erlander
Wisconsin expands higher education with new schools and aid
Wisconsin lawmakers approved a sweeping education package adding two new collegiate institutions, area technical schools, and expanded grants for private college students. The University of Wisconsin will operate the new campuses with state oversight. a nine member public board will govern the coordinating committee on higher education. funding rises to a record 824.2 million dollar state budget with UW receiving 290 million and vocational programs growing significantly.
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John Iglehart
Madison
Wisconsin
Frank Nikolay
Abbotsford
Angus Rothwell
University of Wisconsin
Wizaid
Clarence Greiber
State Department of Vocational and Adult Education
Assembly
Senate
Bly
State Commission For Higher Educational Aids
Coordinating Committee On Higher Education
Gov. Knowles
T Technical
State Department of Public Instruction
Lower Prices Forecast for Feed Grains in Fall and Winter
The Agriculture Department said grower prices for corn oats barley and sorghum may average slightly lower in the coming fall and winter due to larger production and lower loan rates. The extent of any reduction depends on the final crop outcome this year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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J. R. Williams
Hilton
Ription
Rmacy Dial
Exchange State Bank
F.d.lc
Rose ST
By John Iglehart
Ody Fish
Pewaukee
Assembly Rules Committee
Russell J. Gile
Jay ST
Russell J
Seweler
First National Bank
Bank OF LA Crosse
FDIC
Fort Howard Paper Company
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Kaplan and
Pendleton
Heller
Harvey and
D. Strauss
Burlington
Milliken
Rosewood
Fabric Center
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