Battle to curb filibusters in Senate begins
Washington witnesses a three way battle over new rules to curb filibusters. Liberals push for 51 votes to halt debate after 15 days, while a middle ground proposal seeks a 60 percent, three fifths limit. Southern Democrats oppose any change citing the current two thirds rule. Senator Mansfield says Kennedy should stay out.
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R-Ky
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D-Ga
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Kenneth B. Keating
New York
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Javits
Keating
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Bice Comments on Thompson and Redistricting Debate
Bice suggested Thompson, a Republican, may back down on a court challenge after asserting the bill should be state paid. He noted personal stakes can outweigh party politics and urged waiting to see the legislature's move. He doubted Thompson has the chair warm and predicted Gov Reynolds would veto any bills proposed.
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Potter Injured in Madison Auto Crash
State Senator John Potter of Port Edwards was injured in an early Thursday auto accident in Madison and reported in satisfactory condition at a Madison hospital.
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Glandular Inflammation Treatment Claim At Excelsior Springs
The notice targets men over 40 with glandular inflammation symptoms. It claims the disease is constitutional and temporary relief medicines won’t cure it. It cites that neglect leads to premature senility and incurable conditions and advertises that men from 1000 communities were treated successfully at Excelsior Springs with relief and improved health.
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Kennedy warns on Soviet split and widening world tensions
In a congressional review Kennedy argues a growing NATO alliance and non Communist nations offer opportunities while cautioning against expecting dramatic changes from the Soviet Chinese split. He says the West is winning the cold war with successes from Viet Nam to West Berlin and urges calm amid bloc strains.
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Kennedy’s Union address outlines steady progress and renewed aims
In a varied national and international program, Kennedy cites progress but urges continued effort. He calls for education aid, job programs, health guarantees, voting rights, transit, farm support, parks, and deregulation at home while pushing for lower trade barriers, expanded Peace Corps, stronger NATO and anticommunist alliances abroad. He warns of tensions within the Communist bloc and cautions that change must come gradually, pledging to keep arms ready until freedom advances.
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Stock Quotations By Shearson Hammill Co
The item lists daily stock quotations provided by Shearson Hammill & Co a member firm of the New York Stock Exchange. It presents latest bid ask prices and price changes for a range of securities traded on the NYSE and related markets.
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Weather Outlook Tri-State Deaths Omer Nelson Whitehall Wis
Obituaries from Wisconsin towns list services for Omer Nelson 57 Whitehall to be held at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church with burial in Lincoln Cemetery. Other notices report Anna Nemecek 77 of Hatfield died at Neillsville Hospital and services in Chicago. Alva Henry Jerome 80 Sparta former barber, William Joseph 84 Sparta, and Anne Erlandson 92 Cashton also noted with services and burials planned locally or nearby.
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Johnson Funeral Chapel
Sparta
Alva Henry Jerome
Reorganized Church of Latter-day Saints
Victor Lakowske
Burns Cemetery
Robert Page
Jerome
Samuel
Milwaukee
Robert
Madison
James
Bangor
Three Die in Wisconsin Single Car Road Toll
Three deaths on Wisconsin highways over the weekend were attributed to a single collision. Arthur Gnewitch, 55, of DePere, died in Port Washington hospital after a two car head on crash on snow covered Highway 57 near Saukville. Earlier victims included William Utke, 66, of Milwaukee and Alma Schmidt, 64, of Random Lake, and Paw Greismer, 21, of Racine died from injuries from crashes on Highway 31 in Racine County.
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Port Washington
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River Readings Flood Forecast For La Crosse
Flood stage readings show La Crosse at 124.60 with sunrise at 7 36 AM and sunset at 4 53 PM Tuesday, amid a colder stretch. Five day outlook calls for 15 to 20 degrees below normal with light precipitation in the form of occasional snow flurries, and higher risk to the north and west than south and east. Degree days total 3 326, down from last year, with a typical seasonal pattern expected to continue.
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Livestock Prices Steady in Twin Cities Market Report
Swift & Company reports noon quotations for Mona Livestock with hogs and cattle markets described as steady. Hog prices fluctuate by weight and type with fat hogs discounted. cattle values show dry fed steers and yearlings at top end around 27.00, with cows, bulls, veal also listed. South St. Paul and Chicago markets noted, including slaughter stats and feed pigs.
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Ole Miss Cracks Down On Demonstrators
University of Mississippi officials renew campaigns against protests surrounding James Meredith 29, amid ongoing harassment. Meredith says he may withdraw at semester end unless conditions improve, after a tie is slashed on his 1952 car parked near his dorm with Army guards nearby.
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Atlantic and Gulf Coast dock strike nears three weeks
In New York the Atlantic and Gulf Coast dock strike reached its 23rd day as federal mediators voiced optimism about resuming joint negotiations. The work stoppage involves maritime labor disputes with significant port disruptions along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
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Atlantic and Gulf Coast
Death notice for George Rumppe of Cashton Wisconsin
CASHTON Wis George Rumppe 96 died Saturday evening at Viroqua hospital after being bedridden since last April He was born April 6 1866 in Monroe County and spent his life in the area He married Tillie Silbach in 1887 They farmed in Town of Clinton Vernon County for 71 years Mrs Rumppe died 11 years ago Since 1958 he lived with his daughter Mrs Avery Downing Ontario Survivors include one daughter and other relatives Burial at Home Cemetery with Rev John Clarke Ontario officiating Calls may be made at Torkelsons Funeral Chapel Cashton Monday afternoon and evening
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Matie) Downing
Americans Raise Beer Drinking 2 Percent in 1962
Chicago AP reports Americans consumed an estimated 91 million barrels of beer in 1962, up 2 percent from 1961. Nation’s 25 leading brewers sold about 72,636,000 barrels, a 6.6 percent rise, with Anheuser-Busch leading and Schlitz and Pabst also showing gains.
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Rural Electrification loan to Wisconsin cooperative
Washington reports the Rural Electrification Administration approved a $298000 loan to the Adams Marquette Electric Cooperative based in Friendship Wisconsin to expand electric service and reach rural customers.
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Surrender Or Face Attack Tshombe Told
UN moves threaten Kolwezi with force if Katanga leader Tshombe does not surrender his stronghold. Emissary to warn of Gurkha troops and possible war-criminal trial. U.N. ground forces near Kolwezi and Shinkolobwe report arms caches found. rail service restored to Mokambo with food from Rhodesia as Tshombe’s forces retreat.
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Shullsburg Man Dies In Truck Collision
Ernest J. Buehler aged 25 of Shullsburg Wisconsin was fatally injured in a collision on Interstate 65 north west of Indianapolis. He was thrown from his cab after his truck struck a stalled vehicle and died three hours later in a hospital.
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Saber Pilot Killed in Northern Japan Crash
Lt. Col. Roland du Fresne commander of the 531st Tactical Fighter Squadron was killed when his 4100 Super Saber crashed in Northern Japan. A World War II veteran from Hugo Minnesota he had 200 combat hours and held 10 Air Medals the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Purple Heart.
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