Political Judges One Up One Down in Wisconsin Courts
Two developments this week highlight concerns over court appointments based on politics. Gov. Reynolds names Nathan Heffernan to the Wisconsin Supreme Court while Sen committee blocks David Rabinovitz, underscoring party ties and personal friendships in judicial picks and prompting voter scrutiny next spring.
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Congress
John Reynolds
Nathan Heffernan
Wisconsin Supreme Court
U.S. Senate
David Rabinovitz
Wisconsin
Heffernan
Reynolds
U.S
Oscar Rennebohm
Sheboygan
State Supreme Court
Rabinovitz
Kennedy
Johnson
Congress and Mint Debate Coin Shortage Fixes
The article argues the coin shortage worsens despite new silver dollar minting. It criticizes Congress for vanity projects like a state five cent coin and urges practical minting to keep coins flowing for business. It notes silver dollars help collectors and mines but do not solve nickel dime and quarter scarcities.
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Congress
National Mint
Elmer J. Holland
Pennsylvania
The
United States
Treasury
Renk Takes On Drum Corps Stand In Wisconsin
Senator William Proxmire urges August as National Drum and Bugle Corps Week praising corps for discipline and community spirit. Aides note 100000 youths practice weekly while a tongue in cheek line mocks juvenile delinquency claims. Candidate Wilbur Renk is teased on stagecraft and sheep show points.
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William Proxmire
Wilbur Renk
Ruark’s Quiet Sit-Out Across Africa and Beyond
Robert C. Ruark writes of finally taking a three week break from the papers. He recalls past vacations in Egypt and East Africa, meeting Mohammed Naguib, archeologist Ahmed Fakhry, and a girl named Jane Payne. He recounts Mau Mau killings, filming plans, and a vow to avoid recording world events if catastrophe occurs.
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Egypt
Farouk
Mohammed Naguib
Naguib
Ahmed Fakhry
Fakhry
Jane Payne
Kenya
Life
East Africa
Kampala
Uganda
Trotting Rock
Alpena, Mich
Rock
Ben Wrong
Buffalo
Zenave
Review of the News in Years Past 1944 and 1934 Highlights
A compact past-epoch digest notes 1944 two way threats east and west, Loire crossing rumors, Von Kluge reinforcements, Florence’s raid spared, Pine Street closure for Northern Engraving expansion, and Sgt. Arthur Olson’s death. It also lists 1934 peace plan talks, drought worry, and 1924 political clashes. It reports regional projects, elections, strikes, and social events in Wisconsin contexts.
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France
Paris
Loire River
Guenther von Kluge
Orne
Western Front
Stalingrad
Florence
Council
Pine Street
4Th
Northern Engraving Company
Camp McKail
N.C
Arthur E. Olson
Edward Olson
Herman Rick
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Cleveland
Ohio
Confusion Over Court Prayer Rulings Emerges
The article reports Justice Brennan criticizing critics of Supreme Court prayer decisions and notes internal contradictions among justices. It cites Justice Black, Justice Douglas, and Justice Clark, highlighting debates over school prayer, chaplains, and the phrase In God We Trust.
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David Lawrence Washington
William J. Brennan Jr
Supreme Court
New York City
Conference of Chief Justices of the States
Lawrence
Brennan
House Committee On the Judiciary
Justice Black
New York State
Douglas
Congress
Armed Services
Treasury Department
Clark
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Stockholders Hecklers and Quiet Meetings
Cy Barrett advises on handling stockholders at the NYSE boss’s annual meeting. He recommends preemptive information, early speaker invites, and orderly proceedings to avoid disruptors. The column contrasts British and Israeli vacancy systems and notes Israel’s higher unemployment rate by example.
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New York Stock Exchange
Sadie
Milton Perle
FBI studies question leniency impact on repeat offenders
FBI analysis of 56 126 offenders active in 1963 shows 75 percent arrested multiple times and 52 percent had prior leniency via probation or parole. Half of murder or serious assault arrestees had prior leniency. Youthful offenders dominate first arrests, with many under 24. Judge Sam Tatum notes low Sunday attendance among youths tried.
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Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Sam Tatum
Tennessee
Verse Quotation Highlights Patience Over Power
A Bible verse from Proverbs 16 32 notes that slow to anger is better than the mighty and ruling one spirit is greater than capturing a city, emphasizing restraint and self control over conquest.
Wisconsin 1965 Legislature Faces Likely Continuity in Leadership
The 1965 Wisconsin legislative session is expected to be led by the current power brokers in both houses barring a party realignment. Incumbents across the leadership, including Assembly leaders Alfonsi and Haase, plus Senate leaders Risser and Knowles, are favored for re-election amid contested races in Dane County and beyond.
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Madison
Wyngaard
Senate
Assemblyman
Huber
West Allis
Molinaro
Kenosha
Nikolay
Clark County
Assembly
Sen
Risser
Richard Zaborski
Alfonsi
S. J. Gwidt
Rhinelander
Glen Pommerening
Wauwatosa
Pommerening
Statehouse
Jerris Leonard
Bayside
Milwaukee North Shore
Robert P. Knowles
New Richmond
Knowles
Supreme Court
Wallace Mehlberg
Pierce County
Mehlberg
Dane County
Milford Thompson
Carl Thompson
Reuben LaFave
Oconto
Emery Ansorge
Gillett
Charles Zepp
Wisconsin
Buffalo
Pepin
Pierce
Martin J. Schreiber
Milwaukee
Bernard Gehrman
Ashland
Upper
Bayfield
Iron
Robert F. Barache
Edward Keip
Conservation Organization
Two Rivers
Everett Bolle
Bridge hand deal leads to bid and play notes
A bridge diagram shows North with 12 cards and a strong diamond shaped layout while West holds AKJ194 and East has a3 72 J8 87. South shows 41072 AQ9643 and Oe suggests a cautionary play in the dummy.
Bridge Commentary on Four Hearts and Spade Defense
In a four hearts contract West wins with king of spades lead. South drops the ten, East shows out, and two further defensive tricks are taken. The text analyzes signaling and endgame choices including whether South should have discarded the deuce of spades and how spade distribution could alter the rubber outcome.
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North
South
West
East
Notice From La Crosse Tribune Publication Details
Publication details for La Crosse Tribune including publisher editor and address. It notes daily and Sunday schedules, AP affiliation and republication rights. Includes mailing, pricing, and carrier delivery information for La Crosse Wisconsin.
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la Crosse Tribune
W. T. Burgess
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
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