Year Around Operation of Colleges Proposed in Wisconsin Assembly
Madison AP A resolution seeks year round operation of Wisconsin colleges with plans by the Coordinating Committee for Higher Education. It would start year round freshman sophomore classes in 1964 and junior senior classes in 1965 to cut costs and speed degrees. Also, Curtis McKay and Sen. Leo O'Brien push constitutional amendment tweaks and a proposed court of the union amid debates on federal state powers.
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Madison
State Assembly
Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Allen Flannigan
D-Milwaukee
Flannigan
Council On State Government
Curtis McKay
R-Mequon
McKay
Court of the Union
State Supreme Court
State
Senate
Leo P. O'Brien
Green Bay
Council of State
U.S
Leo P. O’brien
R-Green Bay
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Harvey Zielke joins Erickson Bakery 25 Year Club
A new member joins the Erickson Bakery 25 Year Club, Harvey Zielke, who first met the organization at its annual dinner hosted at the Walter Schaldach home. Attendees included Irene Kiefer and Wesley Cole, Wilbur Stingl, Caspar Christianson, Leo Kampschroer, Percy Rochester, Raymond Zirbes, Paul Lueck, Henry Weig, Alfred McKinney, and Ray Ping. Illness kept Leif Erickson and Astor Amundson from attending.
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Erickson Bakery
Harvey Zielke
Walter Schaldach
Mrs. George
Irene) Kiefer
Wesley Cole
Wilbur Stingl
Caspar Christianson
Leo Kampschroer
Percy Rochester
Raymond Zirbes
Paul Lueck
Henry Weig
Alfred McKinney
Bend
Ore
Ray Ping
Leif, Erickson
Astor Amundson
Central Debaters Win A Division At Eau Claire Tournament
Central High School debate squad finished with 19 wins and 13 losses at the Eau Claire State College annual tournament drawing 82 schools. A division winners were Chippewa Falls MacDonell and Wausau. Central's B team went 15 and 9 with eight named affirmative debaters and a list of negatives. Alternates and judges are named with coach Howard Voss.
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Central High School
Eau Claire State College
Chippewa Falls MacDonell
Wausau
Sion
Central
Susan Peters
Gail Onsrud
Robert Hanson
Terry Rochester
John Feroe
Joan Bartlett
Dan Buhr
David O'Connell
Nancy Newland
Judy Mattson
Cathy Devenport
Janice Phillips
Dan Gelatt
Kathy Hanson
Helen Elder
Margery Ginsky
Tom Sleik
Steve Mewaldt
Robert Franz
Richard Young
Jane Ellis
Mark Tempte
Lola Beitler
Charles Petracek
Don Bechtel
Robert Ginsky
Howard Voss
Gomulka Backs Khrushchev in Soviet Chinese Dispute
Polish Communist chief Wladyslaw Gomulka voiced full support for Soviet Premier Khrushchev in the Moscow Peking policy dispute at East Berlin's East German congress. He urged calm, internal discussions to settle differences without public polemics, stressing the Soviet Union as the decisive force in the socialist camp.
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Berlin
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Khrushchev
Moscow-Peking
Gomulka
East Berlin
Soviet Union
ADN
Werner Seelenbinder
Tragic Soo Line Conductor Fatally Run Over In Switch Mishap
Gordon Stickney of Harvey North Dakota, about 40, died Tuesday night in Minot after being run over by a freight car during a Soo Line switching operation. He was coupling air hoses between two cars when they moved unexpectedly and toppled onto the track before the train could be stopped.
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Minot
N.D
Gordon Stickney
Harvey
Soo Line
Stickney
Contested Kenosha County Seat Sparks Assembly Clash
In Madison, the 1963 session opens with a dispute over Kenosha County's 2nd District seat between Earl Elfers and Russell Olson. The Elections Committee plans a Jan 22 hearing using depositions, drawing protests from Elfers. Separate resolutions seek to curb federal power by amending the U.S. Constitution and creating a state court system for reapportionment cases.
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William Steiger
Roshkosh
Elfers-Olson
Elfers
Havana
East Berlin
Steiger
Robert Huber
D-West Allis
U S and Portugal Reach Pact on Azores Bases
The United States and Portugal reached an understanding allowing continued U S use of key Azores air bases until a permanent pact is negotiated. The agreement extends past the Dec 31 expiry amid ongoing talks.
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U.S
Portugal
Washington
United States
Azores
Defense Department
Power Plant Union Votes to Strike in Wisconsin
Local 137 of the Union of Operating Engineers voted to serve a 30 day notice of contract termination and strike to Wisconsin Electric Power Co. The action covers Milwaukee Racine and Port Washington plants. Business manager James Horaitis said the strike would proceed at end of 30 days unless a contract is reached or extended. The company has offered a 3 percent wage increase.
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Milwaukee
Union of Operating Engineers
Wisconsin Electric Power Co
Racine
Port Washington
James Horaitis
Company freezes engineer bonus amid union dispute in Wisconsin
The firm seeks a 42 percent increase while freezing the output bonus for engineers at 5 percent, drawing objections from the union. The company serves roughly half of Wisconsin and all of Upper Michigan, with a note on Phoenician colonization of Malta nine centuries before Christ.
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Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
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Supreme
Wood
B.T.U
da Crosse Tribune
Walter Ulbricht
Elfers OR
Olson
Kenosha
By Richard Brautigam
Assembly
Power Plant
Malta
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Enburas Nee
Wena Storen
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