Knowles Gets Few Letters On Bribery Trial
Governor Knowles aides report only five to six letters after Assembly Minority Leader Paul Alfonsi was found guilty. Alfonsi says he has received hundreds of letters of support from Forest Oneida and Vilas counties, his district. He returned to the capitol office and plans to stay unless asked to leave. Alfonsi has filed an appeal. court papers and filing fees are outstanding.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Assembly
Paul Alfonsi
Paul Hassett
Knowles
Alfonsi
Dane County
Hassett
Robert Zimmerman
Minocqua
Anthony Wise
Wisconsin
Forest
Oneida
Vilas
Capitol
State Supreme Court
Circuit Court Clerk
Man Falls From Boat To River Drowns In Cleveland
A Superior Wisconsin man, James S. Kelly, 57, crew member of the S.S. George M. Steinbrenner, slipped from a ladder while boarding the ore freighter and fell 15 feet to a dock then seven feet into the Cuyahoga River, apparently drowning.
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Cleveland
Superior
Wis
Cuyahoga River
James S. Kelly
S.S
George M. Steinbrenner
Farm Leader Blames Processors for Soaring Food Prices
National Farmers Union president Tony De Chant accuses processors and retailers of inflating food costs while farmers see modest gains. He notes milk and bread price hikes and calls for a Senate Agriculture Committee probe into rising retail prices.
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Washington
National Farmers Union
Xow
Tony T. de Chant
de Chant
Farmers Union
George McGovern
D-S.c
Senate Agriculture Committee
Two New Staff Additions at Catholic Social Service in La Crosse
Rev. James Bertrand and Lee Swidler join the La Crosse office of Catholic Social Service Inc. They will teach a pastoral counseling course for clergy later this year. Bertrand, 36, has extensive background in marriage counseling and education, and Swidler has directed clergy counseling programs and taught at the University of Detroit. Also joining for summer is Robert Shimanski, La Crosse native and La Crosse State University graduate, awaiting his master’s in social work.
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James Bertrand
Jack Swidler
la Crosse
Catholic Social Service Inc
Father Bertrand
University of Detroit
Catholic Social Services
Wayne County
Detroit
Catholic Social Service
Stevens Point
St. Michael’s
Aquinas High School
Detroit University
Madonna High School
Manston
Black River Camp
Black River Falls
Queens
N.Y
Mount St. Mary’s College and Seminary
Emmetsburg
Swidler
Catholic Social Services of
Milwaukee
Barbara Young
Freeport
Inl
Stephen
Michael
Cliffwood Lane
Robert L. Shimanski
Shimanski
Michigan State University
LaVonne Mitterreiter
la Crosse State University
UW workshop honors twenty high school editors
Twenty high school newspaper and yearbook editors received top honors at the University of Wisconsin journalism workshop. More than 200 students participated in the two summer sessions, with awards across newspaper writing, yearbook editing, news editing, and photojournalism.
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Carol Johnson
Menomonee Falls
Connie Mottley
Darlington
Barb Pedian
Glenn
Heat Users Ask Payment For Study
City heat users in Wisconsin request the Public Service Commission order North Western States Power Co to finance a study of conversion costs and time as NSP seeks to abandon the system by 1967. Led by James W Hoeschler they argue 1967 is too soon and seek greater NSP participation. A mechanical engineer would study costs and timing for conversion and NSP offers to pay about one year's heating bill per customer.
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City Heat
Northern States Power Co
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
NSP
PSC
James W
Jake) Hoeschler
William J. Sauer
Ex Wisconsin Plant Insect Chief Dies at 69
Ern est L. Chambers former state entomologist died Tuesday at his Sturgeon Bay home. He was 69 and retired since 1961 after a long career with the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture. Survived by widow a son a daughter and five brothers private services set.
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Sturgeon Bay
Ernest L. Chambers
Chambers
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Plant Industries
Wisconsin Horticultural Society
National Plant Board
Entomological Society of America
Journal of Economic Entomology
Ohio State University
University of Wisconsin
Richard
Oakland
Calif
Floyd Nuber Jr
Waukesha
Ohio
Florida
Pepsi-Cola Bottling to Expand Waupaca Plant Output
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of Oshkosh says its acquisition of the Waupaca unit announced Tuesday will allow higher production at the Waupaca plant before year end. The move follows the company’s plan to boost output and consolidate operations in Wisconsin.
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Waupaca
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co, Inc
Oshkosh
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
No bombing buffer kept along China border says Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk testified before a House subcommittee that the United States observes a no bombing buffer along the North Vietnam Chinese border as a precaution against overruns of Chinese territory. He denied that U S aid programs drew the nation into the war and cited security needs in Southeast Asia as the guiding policy.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Dean Rusk
Congress
United States
House Appropriations
Rusk
Harry S. Truman
Southeast Asia
Zwaktze
Hanoi
Haiphong
China
Appropriations
North
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U. S
Kidnapped Girl Found After Danville Abduction
Twelve year old Betty Farrell was abducted from in front of her home Tuesday and found today about two miles away. She was taken to St Elizabeths Hospital in Danville. Nora Pridemore escaped from the car and reported the incident. FBI and police from Illinois and Indiana joined the search. a man was taken into custody for questioning. Betty is described as 4 feet 8 inches tall wearing a lavender blouse and tan shorts.
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Danville
Ill
Betty Farrell
St. Elizbeth’s Hospital
Betty
Farrell
Lula Farrell
Dixie Lee
Marilyn Ames
Nora Pridemore
Nora
Indiana
Raymond Farrell
Illinois
FBI
Farrells
Dismissal Sought in Draft Indictment for Green Bay Man
Milwaukee federal court documents show defense motion filed August 1 seeking dismissal of James D. Rose 23 for failing to report for induction. The motion cites a dis qualifying physical defect making him ineligible for service and requests remand to his draft board for re examination after noting he did not report the defect.
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Milwaukee
Green Bay
James D. Rose
Rose
Jayne's P W Vermifuge Promises Pin-Worm Cure
An advertisement touts Jayne's P W Vermifuge as the solution to pinworms which infest households. It claims a scientific coating delivers the medicine to the bowels where the parasite lives and multiplies, offering small tablets for children and adults.
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Jayne
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