North Dakota Voters Reject Five New Tax Laws
North Dakota voters defeated five tax measures on Wednesday in an incomplete tally. The measures included three income tax proposals, Fargo’s urban renewal property tax, and a higher school district property tax ceiling. Early returns showed wide margins against each measure, with figures reflecting a likely total under 150000 ballots. A fraud allegations case looms as two men face perjury charges over forged signatures including dead individuals and a prominent citizen.
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Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota
Fargo
Frank Wenstrom
Uncertain Of Salaries Three At LSC Resign
Three La Crosse State College faculty members quit over salary uncertainty tied to state tax-budget issues. Harold Classen reported to the State College Board of Regents that pay doubts prompted resignations and hindered recruitment across colleges, with other presidents noting departures for the same reason.
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la Crosse State College
Harold Classen
la Crosse State
Rexford Mitchell
State College Board of Regents
Wisconsin Veto Stalls Cherry Color Additive Bill
Gov Reynolds vetoed a bill allowing Wisconsin canners to use color additives in cherries and apples. Sponsors argued major producers in state would lose competitiveness to others. The governor cited federal laws banning interstate shipments of artificially colored fruit unless clearly labeled and said Wisconsin should not lower standards.
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Madison
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Short Skirts Puzzle India Lutheran Pastor
The Rev. N. J. Ezekiel head of the Lutheran Church of India expresses puzzlement at American fashion noting wealth and money to buy cloth while commenting on American girls and women's short skirts during a church conference in Kansas City.
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India
Kansas City, Mo
N. J. Ezekiel
Lutheran Church of India
First Apollo Firing Slated For August First
The Manned Spacecraft Center announced an unmanned Little Joe II test at White Sands in late August. The 30 foot long 13 foot diameter boiler plate model will evaluate the escape system for future manned Apollo flights.
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Houston, Tex
White Sands Missile Range
New Mexico
Manned Spacecraft Center
Kennedy on protests and foreign policy tensions
President Kennedy warned against suppressing protests while urging constructive action. He described the Washington event as a peaceful demonstration and not a Capitol march, noted Cambridge riots as counterproductive, and called for equal opportunities. He discussed Vatican diplomacy, South Vietnam, Red China, and UN policy toward South Africa. He doubted nuclear conflict would come from Soviet aid and warned against Cuba-style confrontations.
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Washington
Kennedy
Capitol
Cambridge
Vatican
South Viet Nam
Far East
Red China
Soviet Union
United States
Republic of South Africa
United Nations
Cuba
Caribbean
Indicted trio tied to theft of money orders
Three individuals William C. Wolk Burton M. Gittelson and Mrs Frank J Henshaw were indicted in Minneapolis on charges arising from the theft of a mail bag containing American Express money orders valued at about 250 000 The case alleges also transport of a rubber stamp used to validate the orders Wolk captured in Chicago on an attempted theft charge and both Wolk and Gittelson are jailed on 25000 bonds Henshaw freed on 2000 bond and pregnant with a baby due any day The investigation is ongoing involving Postal and FBI agents.
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Minneapolis
Postal
FBI
American Express
Hartley Nordin
William C. Wolk
St. Louis Park
Burton M. Gittelson
Frank J. Henshaw
Nordin
Baker Bldg
Interstate
Wolk
Chicago
Gittelson
Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues Mixed List
A mixed list of across and down clues includes terms like dwellings, Native metal, Seine, Urn, dry as wine, and caravans. It presents a dense crossword style with scattered answers such as Des erts infant, fighting terms, and geographic references.
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Weight of
North Borneo
Winona Livestock Prices and Market Report Summary
Swift and Company reports steady hogs with varied weights priced up to 17.75 per hundredweight and cattle values mostly steady to down, including steers 22.50-23.50 and cows 13.75-14.25. Other markets in St Paul and Chicago note steady veal and mixed hog trends with regional price ranges and track shipments.
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St. Power
Bell & Farnell
Inc
Allis-Chalmers
Olin Mathieson
Aileen
Central Tele
American Motors
A Pete
Clark Oil
Amer Tel & Tel
Republic Steel
Y First Bank Sk
Anaconda
Rexall Drug
Avco
Reynolds Metals
Gateway Trans
Boein
Royal Dutch
Godfrey Co
Boston Capital Table Safeway Stores
Hamilton Mfg
Brunswick
G. D. Searle
Heileman Brew
Chrysler
Sears Roebuc
Koehring Co
Celanese
Sinclair Oil
la X Rub. Mills
Columbia Gas
Socony
la X Tele
Consolidated Food
Sperry Rand
Oil of Ind
Marine Cap
Curtiss Wright McQuay, Inc
Dupont
Oil of NJ
Guar
Eastman Kodak
Stud Packard
Nekoosa
Financial Fed
Sunray Mid-Cent
Ford
Swift
Pyroil Co
Fruehaus
Texaco
Rap Industries
Gamble Skogmo
Trane
Rockwell M
Tausche Bonds
Great North
Westing
Elec
Mutual Funds
Western Union
Boston Fund
Greyhound Illinois Central White Motor
Chemical F
Eaton & Howar International Harv
Woolworth
Inter
Zenith Bal
Fund
Jones & Laughlin
Dow Jones
Eaton & Howard la Crosse
Lockheed
Fidelity Fund
Magnavox
Nat. Invest
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chemical
Puritan Fund
Northern Pacific Nee Ee Wisconsin Fund
Bologna
ST. Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago produce prices steady as eggs firm at auction
Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports butter steady with wholesale buying prices unchanged while eggs show steady to firm movement. Butter marks hold at 93 score AA 57 percent and 92 A 57 12 while eggs range 70 percent or better grade A whites and other grades.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Seven Wisconsin projects win federal grants total 241000
Federal funds totaling 241 800 go to seven Wisconsin projects in six areas including Minocqua Sturgeon Bay Elcho Holway Township Knox Mills and Meadow Valley under the Accelerated Public Works program to aid distressed communities Minocqua gets 62000 to replace streets curbs and sidewalks and 40000 for a library and police building Sturgeon Bay 105000 for a 220000 dock Elcho 20500 for a community building Holway 3800 to rebuild a mile of road Knox Mills 2500 for a new basement and walls Meadow Valley 8000 for town road reconstruction.
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Washington
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Minlocqua
Sturgeon Bay
Elcho
Holway Township
inTaylor County
Knox Mills
Price County
Meadow Valley
Juneau County
Minocqua
Holway
Radio Missing From Car In Downtown Milwaukee
David J. Wenger of 2837 South 21st Street reported to La Crosse police that a transistor radio was stolen from the glove compartment of his car between 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. Tuesday while parked in a lot at Second and Main Streets.
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David J. Wenger
S. 21St St
la Crosse
2Nd
Main Streets
Kenosha Man Charged With Bank Robbery
A 27 year old Kenosha man was charged with armed robbery after bank employees identified him as one of two men who held up Bay View State Bank and fled with 30376. Lee Edward Brown denied the charge and was bound over to County Court on 25000 bond. He was arrested after seven employees identified him in two lineups. The Monday robbery involved two men, one armed with a shotgun, with a car found abandoned in an industrial plant parking lot. Police tied the suspects to a larger group seen with Ohio plates.
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Milwaukee
Kenosha
Bay View State Bank
Lee Edward Brown
Brown
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ohio
Wisconsin Budget Cuts Trim University and Welfare Aid
Budget figures show a $615 million budget with a $29 million state deficit and a $3.5 million surplus. A $17 million cut comes mainly from a $10.6 million reduction in second year school aids. University of Wisconsin faces a $1.3 million cut, state colleges $1.2 million, Welfare Department $1.5 million, with program eliminations and $600,000 in dependent children aid savings in the second biennium.
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University of Wisconsin
Welfare Department
Order Integration of Baton Rouge Schools
East Baton Rouge Parish school board must begin desegregation this September beginning with the 12th grade under a reverse stair-step plan approved by U.S. District Judge Gordon West. The board will then desegregate one lower grade each year, despite requests for total integration.
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Baton Rouge
East Baton Rouge Parish
U.S
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An Or
LSC
6Th Street
Wisconsin Theater
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Congress
Jacob
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Yemen
Re Tel Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Winona
Swift & Company
California
Texas
Baler
Valve Valley
Kendall
U.S.A
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