Food Research Institute to Move to University of Wisconsin
The Food Research Institute, funding about 325000 dollars yearly for food processing studies, will relocate from the University of Chicago to the University of Wisconsin. Gov Knowles announced the move saying it expands the university’s scientific contributions to a key state industry. The institute will operate within UW College of Agriculture and be active by July 1 1966. Dr Gail M Dack retires from Chicago and will assist in the Wisconsin operation.
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National Institutes For Health
Uw’s
College of Agriculture
Knowles
University of Chicago
Gail M. Dack
Illinois approves 35000 compensation for wrongfully imprisoned man
Theodore Marcin, freed after 17 years in Joliet Penitentiary for a 1930s Chicago policeman kill, will receive 35000 from the Illinois Legislature as an expression of regret. Marcin formerly Marcinkiewicz spoke of bitterness yet gratitude and plans to reassess his life.
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Illinois
Springfield, Ill
Theodore Marcin
Otto Kerner
Marcin
Los Angeles
Joliet Penitentiary
Chicago
Majczek
Dwight H. Green
Majezek
Raymond Welsh
Doak Park
Lawrence M. Gross
Irvin D. Bloch
Fortas Opposed by Conservative Group
The American Conservative Union led by Donald C. Bruce objects to Abe Fortas's Supreme Court nomination. It criticizes his supposed left liberal political and social stance and warns of potential political mischief on the court.
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Washington
American Conservative Union
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Union
Indiana
Donald C. Bruce
Fortas
Nonpopulation Apportionment Seen as Hopeful
Rep. Robert J. Dole said there is a glimmer of hope for a constitutional amendment allowing states to apportion one house by nonpopulation basis. The Senate last week voted 59 to 39 for such an amendment but needed two thirds. Sen. Jacob Javits predicted Congress will eventually refer the measure to the states.
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Washington
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
R-N.y
Congress
Javits
Supreme Court
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Birthday Party for Seniors at Gillette Street Center
Seniors with August birthdays will be honored at a party at 1 30 p m Thursday at the Senior Citizen Center 622 Gillette St All senior citizens may attend.
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Senior Citizen Center
Gillette St
Scouts At Camp Decorah From Ten Local Troops
Ten troops send eighty four Boy Scouts to Camp Decorah this week. La Crosse units 5 20 31 join troops 103 from New Lisbon 91 Holmen 83 Hillsboro 110 Fountain City 85 Sparta 21 Brice Prairie and 122 Coon Valley as part of the gathering.
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Camp Decorah
la Crosse
New Lisbon
Holmen
Hillsboro
Fountain City
Sparta
Brice Prairie
Coon Valley
Father and son die after quarrel in Stamford lawn row
Henry C. Fisher Sr. and his son Henry Jr., ages 40 and 16, died of apparent heart attacks after a Sunday night dispute over lawn mowing. Police said both men had preexisting cardiac conditions. The son collapsed first, and the father attempted resuscitation before dying.
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Stamford, Conn
Henry C. Fisher Sr
Henry Jr
Hunt
Nelson Attacks US Canada Auto Parts Trade Pact
Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin condemned a proposed US Canada free trade agreement on auto parts as disaster. He cited Modine Mfg. Co. of Racine and Canadian duty remission that lets Canadian firms import US parts or autos duty free, seen as government subsidy.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
Modine Mfg. Co
Racine
Wis
Nixon urges stepped up attacks on North Viet Nam
In a remarks prepared for Hoover’s birthday program Nixon says the United States should intensify air and sea attacks on North Viet Nam until Communist leaders halt aggression. He favors aiding North Viet Nam civilians after peace comes and opposes coalition or surrender in South Viet Nam.
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U.S
North Viet Nam
Nixon
West Branch
Iowa
Richard M. Nixon
South Viet Nam
Herbert Hoover
Can
North
Viet Nam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hoover
Council of Free Nations
United Nations
Mi‘nority
Escape thwarted at Moroccan Embassy in Beirut
An unidentified man leapt from the second floor of the Moroccan Embassy in downtown Beirut and called for help. Three men emerged, dragged him back inside, and police said he broke a leg during the jump.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Photographer James Jardie Dies at 74 in London
London AP reports photographer James Jardie who captured Louis Bleriot's 1909 Channel crossing landing died Friday at age 74. Jardie's historic image of the first flight across the English Channel remains a landmark.
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London
James Jardie
Louis Bleriot
English Channel
Major Ice Advances Mapped by Geologists in North America
Geologists outline at least four major ice advances in North America shaping ancient landscapes. Researchers cite glacial movements altering terrain regions, with implications for climate history and continental geology.
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North America
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