Conflicting Opinion Clouds Atom Smasher Roadblock
Madison AP report details behind the scenes opposition from physicists to locating the Stoughton atom smasher amid existing fund shortages. Gov Reynolds heads to Washington to press Johnson for a $150 million 1965 budget line while Argonne experts warn of harm to high energy research.
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Arthur Roberts
The
National Laboratory
Argonne, Ill
Stoughton
Argonne
Roberts
Washington
Johnson
Atomic Energy Commission
Reynolds
Ralph K. Huitt
Huitt
University of Wisconsin
East
Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights
Readers seek guidance on family pressure from pregnancy, dancing with strangers, and parental comparisons. The column urges patience with an expectant mother, advises a wife to limit social dancing with strangers, and cautions parents against pitting siblings against each other while encouraging self worth and new beginnings.
PTA Meetings Set At Summit and Franklin Schools
Summit School PTA meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday and Franklin School PTA meets at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday.
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PTA
Summit School
Franklin School
Assassination Probers Given Broad Powers
The Senate unanimously approved a resolution to empower the Warren Commission to subpoena witnesses and grant immunity for testimony in the Kennedy assassination probe. Sen. Keating joined sponsors Russell and Cooper in backing the measure as it moved to the House.
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Washington
Senate
Special Commission
John F. Kennedy
House
Presidential Commission
Earl Warren
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Russell
Cooper
Warren
Hunter 17 Killed by Shotgun Blast in Madison Field
Michael L. Dunn, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Russell Dunn of Madison, was killed when a shotgun discharged while he was unloading it in a field north of the city. Dane County Coroner John Stevenson confirmed the accident occurred Sunday as Dunn prepared to go home.
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Madison
Michael L. Dunn
Dane County
John Stevenson
Michael
Russell Dunn
Veterans Post Should Be Cabinet Rank Says VFW Leader
VFW national commander Joseph Lombardo urged elevating the Veterans Administration head to Cabinet status. He argued cabinet rank would raise awareness of veterans issues among top government officials. Lombardo spoke in Milwaukee on Sunday.
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Milwaukee
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Joseph L. Lombardo
Brooklyn
N.Y
Federal Veterans Administration
Waldo Leader Dies After Illness at 90
Henry W. Timmer longtime Waldo resident and Sheboygan County Second District assemblyman for a decade died at Rocky Knoll Hospital after a three month illness. He was 90.
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Sheboygan
Henry W. Timmer
Waldo
Sheboygan County
Rocky Knoll Hospital
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