72 Year Ban Lifted A Year Ago Oleo Spreads In Wisconsin
Wisconsin marks one year since oleomargarine legalization, with 33.9 million pounds sold at about 35 cents a pound, bringing $12 million in tax and shifting butter sales down by an estimated quarter. Households now buy more oleo, while butter remains preferred by some real Wisconsinites.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Creameries Association
James Morgan
Warren P. Knowles
Illinois
Priest Withdraws From Congress Run In Green Bay
The Eighth District Democratic executive committee said Rev. Robert Cornell withdrew as a prospective candidate for Congress after failing to obtain permission from Bishop Aloysius Wycisle. Cornell, 48, heads St Norbert College history dept in West DePere and had previously said he would need bishop approval. The party will seek other candidates to oppose veteran Rep. John Byrnes in Green Bay next fall.
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Eighth Congressional District
Democratic Party
Robert Cornell
Aloysius Wycisle
Father Cornell
St. Norbert College
West DePere
Wycisla
Stanislaus V. Bona
John W. Byrnes
Byrnes
Pope Reaffirms Church Dogmas in Credo Address
Pope Paul VI reaffirmed core Catholic tenets in a St. Peter's Square address, urging belief in original sin Mary’s virginity the Trinity and papal infallibility. He presented a 3000 word Credo and a 1500 word priests’ message amid calls for fidelity to church doctrine.
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Paul VI
Mary
Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
Paradise
Hell
Dalton Cited for Outstanding Service as Wisconsin Chief Investigator
LeRoy L. Dalton, ousted earlier this month as the state Justice Department chief investigator, was praised by the Wisconsin District Attorneys Association for outstanding service. The Friday resolution thanked Dalton for his work with the criminal investigation division, noting no mention of Atty. Gen. Bronson La Follette who announced his transfer of Dalton to a motor vehicle division post.
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LeRoy L. Dalton
State Department of Justice
Wisconsin District Attorneys Association
Bronson C. la Follette
Dalton
Association
LeRoy Dalton
Morals of Soldiers in Vietnam Questioned by Defense Dept
New York AP reports Maj. Gen. William W. Berg says the Defense Department and responsible commanders are deeply concerned about moral conditions affecting GIs in Vietnam. He notes many marriages and relationships exist but stresses ongoing efforts to address immoral conduct among service personnel.
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Defense Department
Department
Vietnam
William W. Berg
Defense
McCall’s Magazine
Robert Shaplen
Norman Hill
McCall’s
Berg
Japanese team reports Neptune larger and warmer than earlier estimates
Tokyo based astronomers led by assistant Prof. Tadao Takenouchi announce Neptune’s diameter about 12 percent above 1949 calculations and a higher than expected surface temperature. Findings appear in Tokyo Astronomical Bulletin dated July 1.
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Tadao Takenou‘chi
Tokyo Astronomical Observatory
Tokyo University
Tokyo Astronomical Bulletin
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