Winnebagoes Vote on Organization in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Winnebago Indians will vote Saturday January 19 on whether to organize under the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934. If a majority favors it they will operate under a constitution and by laws of the Wisconsin Winnebago Tribe with polling at several towns and a 30 percent turnout required from an estimated 494 adult members.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Mitchell Whiterabbit
Wisconsin Winnebago Business Committee
Komensky Town Hall
Jackson County
la Grange
Monroe County
Lake Delton
John Winneshiek
Wisconsin Rapids
Wittenberg Village Hall
Driver Charged In Death Of 2 Brothers
Sauk City man Stanley Frosch 21 was charged with inattentive driving in the Dec 29 crash near Mazo that killed his brothers Duane 25 and Roy 18. A warrant names ordinary negligence. arraignment awaits his recovery. The offense carries up to $25 fine and one year license suspension.
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Madison
Sauk City
Stanley Frosch
Frosch
John Stevenson
Mazomanie
Duane
Roy Frosch
Madison Hikes Library Fees and Parking Fines
In Madison two city divisions voted to raise costs. The Library Board boosted overdue book charges from 2 to 3 cents per day to cover higher operating costs. The Police Department said overtime parking tickets will rise to $2 from $1.
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Madison
Library Board
Police Department
Walter Roth Honored By Jaycees For Pool Fight
Walter Roth was named boss of the year by the La Crosse Junior Chamber of Commerce Tuesday. He notes he was not on the Common Council when the swimming pool was built, as previously reported. Roth led the Jaycees swim pool committee in a long campaign against council opposition, including referendum tests, before approval. He later served on the Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Roth
la Crosse
Word Puzzle Clue List From Netherland City Bonding Book
A fragmented puzzle page lists Across and Down clues with numbers and partial entries. It includes terms like City in the Netherlands Invest My Italic long fish episperm devotee scout group and related crossword prompts across and down clues with several missing answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Davis J . Carney
Linkletter
Puzzle Answers From Short-napped Fabric To Parson Bird Maori
Short-napped fabric solution list spans 19 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 32 38 39 40 41 43 44 45 46 48 49 50 53 54 with clues covering follower stream empress nickname and more. final entries include parson bird Maori and related terms.
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Alexander
Andrew
Mr. Hunter
Mr. MacMurray
Ireland
Merit
Relate
Parson Bird
Olin Mathieson
Allis-Chalmers
RCA
Republic Steel
American Motors
Rexall Drug
Amer Tel & Tel
Reynolds Metals
Royal Dutch
Avco
Safeway Stores
Boeing
G. D. Searle
Boston Capital
Sears Roebuck
Brunswick
Sinclair Oil
Chrysler NS Socony
Delanese
Sperry Rand
Columbia Gas
Ind
N.J. Consolidated Food
Devoe & Reynolds
Stud Packard Tris Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Super Food
Financial Fed
Swift
Ford
Texaco
Fruehaus
Trane
Gamble Skogmo
United Airlines
General Dynamics
U.S. Freight
General Electric
U.S. Rubber
General Motors
U.S. Steel
Wallace Press
General Telephone
Glass Tire, Inc
NS Westinghouse
Elec
Great North
NS Western Union
Greyhound
White Motor
Ilinois Central
Woolworth
Inter
Harvester
Zenith
Interstate Power
Dow Jones
Jones & Laughlin
la Cr
Lockheed
Ludlow
Mack Trucks
Magnavox
Am Eemeen Vem
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chemical
Pacific
St. Power NS
Stocks and Commodities Market Summary
Stock quotations cover March Wheat January Soybeans and January Eggs along with many company listings and mutual funds. Notable tickers include Bell & Farrell Central Tele Frantz Mfg Heileman Brew Trane Co Warner Elec West Coast Wis P and L and various fund names with daily bid ranges.
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Bell & Farrell, Inc
Central Tele
Mark O. & R
First Bank Sk
Gateway Trans
Godfrey Co
Hamilton Mfg
Heileman Brew
Koehring Co
la Cr. Rub. Mills
la Crosse
McQuay, Inc
Nekoosa Edw
Plastics
St. Pwr
Royal Dutch N.Y
Trane Co
Warner Elec
West, T
West, Power
Tausche Hard
Mutual
Boston Fund
Chemical F
Eaton & Howard Bal. Fund
Eaton & Howard Std. Fund
Fidelity Fund
Incorp. Invest
Mass. Inv
Mass
Nat
Puritan Fund
Wis. Fund
Study Group Favors Minnesota Sales Tax
Minnesota tax reform proposals favor a sales levy with income tax credit as the most effective, least disruptive option. The Tax Study Committee proposes blending a sales tax with credits, potentially 1 percent yields about 50 million annually, and explores a modified gross income tax and business receipts taxes, while urging elimination of $60 million in current taxes and a statewide assessor system to overhaul the property tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Johnson
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Governor's Tax Study Committee
Paul V. Grambsch
University of Minnesota School of Business
Eastern
New England
Church Wins in Case Of Missing Giblets
In Sun Prairie a county judge ruled Sacred Heart Church not responsible for chicken giblets it did not receive or want. Judge Buenzli fined seller Gordon Steck $100 for misrepresentation after delivering 925 chickens and charging for 2119 pounds. The church alleged it received 1768 pounds. Steck claimed giblets were removed as a favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steck
Buenzli
Minnesota Securities Exceed $100 Million
The Minnesota State Board of Investment reported that corporate securities held for state retirement funds passed the $100 million mark for the first time. Executive secretary Robert E. Blixt said holdings total $98.2 million with a 4.42 percent average yield, and market appreciation lifts value to about $102 million. Corporate bonds and common stocks have been bought since March 1960.
Wiggins Named Head of Wisconsin Resource Agency
Madison Wisconsin Frank P Zeidler appointed David Wiggins as director of the Division of Industrial Development within the State Department of Resource Development Wiggins will lead with considerable autonomy in handling industrial projects He previously wrote for The Milwaukee Journal and joined the agency in 1960 Lucian G Schlimgen Jr will be assistant director A Madison native and UW graduate he is a registered professional engineer
Hearing Sought on 400 Train Petition Discontinuance
Milwaukee AP report says Deputy City Atty. Harry Slater will seek a public hearing on the Chicago and North Western Railway petition to discontinue the 400 passenger trains between Chicago and Minnesota points. Slater was authorized by the Common Council's Public Utilities Committee to oppose the discontinuation before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Chicago and North Western Railway
Chicago
Minnesota
Harry Slater
Slater
Common Council
Public Utilities Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Acting Dean Named at Wisconsin University
MADISON AP Mrs Patricia Tautfest assistant to the dean of women and counselor for students at the University of Wisconsin has been named acting dean of women. She succeeds Martha Peterson appointed special assistant to President Fred Harrington. Mrs Tautfest joined the university staff in 1960.
Danbury woman dies from smoke inhalation in blaze
Mrs Elva Wahlgren 82 a widow living alone died of smoke inhalation as flames destroyed her two story frame home during extreme cold.
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Danbury
Wis
Elva Wahlgren
Kennedy Budget Proposes Shifts In Defense Space And Social Spending
President Kennedy urges defense and space boosts while trimming other programs. Defense would rise to 55.4 billion. overall 96.5 billion requested for new appropriations. Education and foreign aid detail show rises and cuts. debt projections and debt ceiling extensions loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Pentagon
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Polar Bears Boost Diet To Withstand Unusual Cold In Rome
Rome zoo officials announced a special diet for polar bears due to two days of unusually cold weather with temperatures at 19 degrees. They mixed cod liver oil into the bears' meals to raise fat content, aligning their meals with Arctic feeding practices.
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Rome
Arctic
Withholding of soybeans and corn begins in Minnesota
The National Farmers Organization launched a withholding action on corn and soybeans in Minnesota to lift prices. President Oren Lee Staley, at an NFO rally in Tracy, said the movement uses a minute man system and aims to boost NFC memberships while creating a corn shortage to lift cattle feed costs. About 1,200 attended the pancake and sausage dinner before his remarks.
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Staley
Kennedy urges board to back rapid settlement of dock dispute
Kennedy asks the board to recommend a procedure for immediate resumption of operations and a settlement tailored to this situation. Washington interpreted this as a plea to avoid broad labor legislation if Congress must act. The dispute centers on wages, with ILA seeking 50 cents hourly over two years, including 26 cents, against an offered 22 cents. The prestrike base wage was $3.02 per hour.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
ILA
Indicted on charge of killing ex wife in Rockford
Kenneth LeMay, 32, an iron worker, was indicted by the Winnebago County grand jury on a murder charge. The slaying occurred two days after his divorce from Leta LeMay, as he allegedly forced entry Dec 2 and shot her with a 22 caliber rifle. He fled, was injured in an auto crash on the Northwest Tollway, and later jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford, Ill
Kenneth LeMay
Winnebago County
Grand Jury
Deputy post created for Resource Development department
The State Board of Personnel approved a deputy director post for the State Department of Resource Development in Madison. The new position pays 12330 dollars annually. David Carley, former department head, recommended the post to provide continuity.
Winona Livestock Market Rates and Midwest summaries
Swift and Company reports current hog cattle and veal quotations. Hogs steady with varied live weights, cows and bulls mixed. cattle weak, steers and heifers down, cows steady. Regional notes from St Paul, Chicago produce and grain quotes provided for context.
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ST. Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Hodge Paroled After Embezzlement Sentence Reduction
Orville E. Hodge, once Illinois state auditor, granted parole effective January 31 or soon after, as he arranges work and residence in Granite City. He has served since August 1956 for embezzling 1.5 million dollars, with health issues cited in his appeal.
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Springfield, Ill
Orville E. Hodge
Hodge
Illinois Parole and Pardon Board
Granite City
Otto Kerner
Margaret
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Expect Castro To Free More U.S. Prisoners
In Havana a Swiss envoy said Fidel Castro’s government will likely allow a second plane of Cuban American citizens to depart for the United States on Friday. More than 700 Americans have applied for repatriation. the first group of 68 arrived in Miami last Sunday. No prisoners were released on that flight, and about 900 Americans remain in Cuba, many of them children.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
U.S
Cuba
Miami
Fla
Castro
Minnesota Lutherans Choose Brainerd as HQ
The Minnesota North District of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod selected Brainerd as its headquarters at an organizing convention in Minneapolis. About two thirds of 200 delegates voted for Brainerd, with other cities in contention including Little Falls Alexandria Wadena and Moorhead. Rev. A C Seltz of Thief River Falls was named president and plans to move to Brainerd in spring. The district has 217 congregations and 43 000 members. The convention concluded Wednesday night.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota North
Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod
Brainerd
Little Falls
Alexandria
Wadena
Moorhead
A. C. Seltz
Thief River Falls
Gaitskell’s Condition Remains Grave
London AP report states Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell, 56, showed slight response to treatment for a mysterious virus but his renal and abdominal complications keep his condition very grave. A Middlesex Hospital bulletin said he slept for long periods and had shown some response to treatment since January 4.
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London
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Middlesex Hospital
Gaitskell
ODRINEX Diet Tablet Offered With Money Back Guarantee
A drug called ODRINEX promises fat loss in seven days without exercises or laxatives. It claims appetite suppression and continued enjoyment of meals, priced at $3.00 with a full money back guarantee from Soell's Drug Stores at 509 Main and 1128 Gillette, and mail orders available.
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Soell's Drug Stores
Main
Gillette
Officer Acquitted Of Boy's Death During Pursuit
A directed verdict of acquittal was ordered for highway patrolman Clifford Mulder in a $25,000 suit by Harold W. Bauers trustee for his late son Richard 17. Richard Bauers died after a high speed chase up to 110 mph on Dec 15 1959 near Oakland Minnesota. The defense argued contributory negligence by the boy and the judge granted acquittal.
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Austin, Minn
Harold W. Bauers
Oakland
Richard
Clifford Mulder
Pipestone
Austin
Bauers
Mulder
Young Bauers
W. F. Plunkett
Richard Bauers
Commission Okays Insurance Merger in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Insurance Commission approved the merger of Church Mutual Insurance Co. of Merrill and Cheese Makers Mutual Insurance Co. of Madison with Church Mutual to be the continuing corporation. Effective Feb. 1, cheese makers must pay a 50 percent special dividend to policyholders on premiums in force. Church Mutual reported assets of 2.1 million and surplus of 1 million at end of 1961. Cheese Makers had assets 146,105 and surplus 138,357.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Insurance Commission
Church Mutual Insurance Co
Merrill
Cheese Makers Mutual Insurance Co
Charles Manson
Church Mutual
Cheese Makers Mutual
Manson
State Paper Industry Reaches Record Employment
Neenah Wisconsin The Wisconsin Paper Industry Information Service reports a record 42 671 workers employed in the state. Capital investment exceeds 50 million dollars annually and industry facilities value is about 657 million dollars. Taxes paid by manufacturers are higher than in five neighboring states by 41 percent above the regional average. George E Mackin Green Bay chairs the information service.
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Neenah
S AP
Wisconsin Paper Industry Information Service
George E. Mackin
Green Bay
The
Information Service
Mackin
Wisconsin
Ann Landers Advice Columns Chronicle Family Struggles
A series of reader letters to Ann Landers cover teen fashion battles with a daughter wearing her father’s clothes, marital tensions over moving a hobby workshop to the basement, a religious upbringing dispute during an engagement, and a Wisconson reader’s quip about maple sap timing. The column ends with a Truman quote and a 1963 publication line.
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Ann Landers
Boy Arrested In Beloit Threat Letter Request
A 16 year old was arrested Wednesday while attempting to collect money he demanded in a threatening letter to Dr. Lester P. Brillman who lives just outside Beloit. Det Capt Howard Bjorklund said the youth admitted writing the letter over the weekend. Dist Atty William Donovan said he will likely be taken to Juvenile Court on a delinquency complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Howard Bjorklund
Capt
Bjorklund
William Donovan
Wisconsin School Boards elects leaders at convention
Harold Wentzel of Kimberly was elected president of the Wisconsin Association of School Boards as the three day convention opened. He will take office March 1, succeeding Ted G. Holthusen of Stevens Point. Tom Crist Jr. of Wisconsin Dells was named first vice president and Ben M. Guthrie of Lac du Flambeau, second vice president.
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Milwaukee
Harold Wentzel
Kimberly
Wisconsin Association of School Boards
Wentzel
Ted G. Holthusen
Stevens Point
Tom Crist Jr
Wisconsin Dells
Ben M. Guthrie
Lac du Flambeau
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Wiggins
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University
NFO
Winona
Swift & Company
Bologna
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Ilinois
Minn
Lutherans Pick Headquarters
Pop
Judy
Daddykins
Jerry
Mercedes
Harry Truman
Field Enterprises, Inc
Clark-Bracken
Westinghouse
Clark-Bragken
Ato
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