Wisconsin Governor Nominates Supreme Court and Circuit Judge
Last Saturday the Wisconsin State Bar committee on judicial appointment sent Governor Knowles a seven name list for the Supreme Court vacancy created when Justice Fairchild joined a federal court. Thursday the governor appointed Circuit Judge Leo Hanley to the Supreme Court and Friday named George B. Young to Hanley’s Milwaukee Circuit Court post. Hanley, 58, is chief judge of Milwaukee County courts with judicial service since 1949. Young leads the Milwaukee County Bar Association and is a fellow of the American Bar Foundation. The appointments came from bar groups’ lists, not purely political choices.
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Wisconsin State Bar
Atty
Robert Johns
la Crosse
Knowles
Supreme Court
Thomas E. Fairchild
Leo Hanley
Milwaukee
Fairchild
George B. Young
Hanley
Circuit Court
Milwaukee County Courts
Young
Milwaukee County Bar Association
American Bar Foundation
Donald O’melia
Rhinelander
Stewart Honeck
Perils Of Research Highlighted By Brower
Charles Brower of Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn argues in Sales Management that applying modern research to Columbus's voyage would have doomed discovery. A consumer jury might say the world is flat, depth interviews would reveal sea monsters, and motives would deter exploration.
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Rochester Post-Bulletin
Charles Brower
Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn
Christopher Columbus
Ferdinand and
Isabella
America
Six Youths Fined for Unnecessary Noise in Traffic Court
One day’s traffic court calendar saw six young offenders ages 18 to 23 fined for unnecessary noise with vehicles. The piece argues loud car and motorcycle noise clogs streets and calls for harsher penalties to curb the nuisance.
No Man's Land That Separates The Experts
Sydney J. Harris argues specialization has bred mutual ignorance across fields and diminishes general cultivation. He warns experts grow insular and unchecked without informed lay scrutiny, urging a broad educated public to engage for long term perspective.
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Noman’s Land
America
Readers Press Rezoning Concerns and Safety Proposals
Citizens urge equal rights against heavy industry zoning in Green Island and push for a special legislative session on traffic safety. Letters call for stricter drunk driving penalties, driver training, compulsory vehicle inspection, stronger enforcement, periodic license retesting, and gun and knife registration after recent campus and city incidents.
Greed Studies Effort To Manage Economy
Washington argues that a managed economy has failed due to greed and lack of discipline among business leaders unions and politicians. The piece critiques wage guidelines highlighting variability across industries and calls for fair policies that affect all incomes while noting currency depreciation and wartime controls pale by comparison.
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Var
Ious Industries
Safety Action Needed Now Says Lacey
The Tribune editor urges a special session on traffic safety noting the death toll nearly 50 higher than last year and calling for urgent public action. The editorial stresses heightened attention to road safety and potential policy steps.
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Lacey
the Tribune
Democrats Four-Wold Primary Weakens Troops For The Finals
Wisconsin Democrats face a four way gubernatorial primary with Lacey and Carley as front runners. Despite unity on policy, personal loyalties and intra party divisions strain resources and threaten party cohesion against incumbent Knowles. Former governor Reynolds faced a similar squeeze, underscoring the high cost of primaries and the risk to final victory.
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Madison
Democratic Party
Wisconsin
Lacey
Carley
John Reynolds
Knowles
Congress Rejects Wage and Price Controls View
Washington leaders briefed President Johnson that Congress will not approve wage or price controls. House and Senate leaders say there are not enough votes. a war declaration would be needed for wartime controls. Speaker McCormack concurs there is no House support.
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Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Washington
Congress
White House
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Ill
China
House
Gerald Ford
R-Mich
Johnson
John McCormack
D-Mass
John
McCormack
Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago 1946
Permits for 17 new houses costing 95000 issued in July building inspector reports Vollenweider Fruit Farm in La Crescent rounds out 50 years of operation this fall Authorities probe mystery deaths of two La Farge children Edwin Lisney 3 and Edna Mae 5 Await autopsy reports Draft greeting notes are in the mail again from Washington after shutdown of two months James Clark McReynolds chief dissenter of New Deal laws dies at 64 Military court hears how Hesse crown jewels were stolen from the Kronberg castle and smuggled into the U S Arthur P Parsons 84 oldest practicing attorney here dies
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Vollenweider Fruit Farm
la Crescent
la Farge
Edwin Lisney
Edna Mae
Washington
James Clark McReynolds
Behold I am coming soon Revelation 22 12
A biblical quotation from Revelation 22 12 proclaims the return of Christ with rewards for each person’s deeds. The verse emphasizes imminent judgment and the promise of divine recompense.
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Revelation
Is It The Truth Lost Art Distinctive Blushing Views
A campus newspaper quotes a sorority house mother noting that girls no longer blush as they once did. She states blushing is a peculiar, human experience, referencing Darwin’s Expression of the Emotions to frame the discussion.
Job For LBJ Has Kennedy Moved To 68
President Johnson faces a challenge to public support as polls show Sen. Robert F. Kennedy gaining strength for the 1968 Democratic nomination. The piece notes Johnson’s private, congressional style contrasts with Kennedy’s national campaign buildup and suggests Johnson may adjust his public approach.
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Robert Kennedy
Humphrey
LBJ
Kennedy
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Pessimistic Pete Has The Cure
In a bridge hand South tries for a seven no trump. A 4-1 spade break by West ends the slam bid in a stalemate. Pessimistic Pete, known for safety play, would have made the hand by ducking East’s ten and counting on 4-1 breaks to discard losers on clubs.
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East
West
Trumps
Pete
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