Hart Sees Fortas Confirmation Doubtful in Senate
Senator Hart, a Fortas backer, says hearings have hurt the nomination. Opponents gained ammunition from Fortas's refusal to answer questions and criticism of obscenity rulings. Hart still predicts at worst a 10-6 committee vote for confirmation, with full Senate action likely after September.
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Supreme Court
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Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Senate Judiciary Committee
Earl Warren
White House
Homer Thornberry
Former AP Lensman Dies In St. Paul
Eugene Schmitt a 46 year old St. Paul photographer and former AP employee died Monday evening in a St. Paul hospital about four hours after collapsing while taking his car to a garage for service Autopsy said death resulted from a stroke He is survived by his widow Marie Schmitt worked for the AP from 1941 to 1966 as a Wirephoto operator before starting a local photographic business
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Associated Press
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James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Fortas
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Congress
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R-S.c
Eriand
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Kerner report ideas heard by Beloit advisory panel
About 20 people spoke as the legislative advisory committee on the Kerner Commission report heard suggestions to reshuffle tax structures set housing and employment standards improve state education and train teachers and police. Beloit officials urged a statewide open housing code and more police training.
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Kerner Commission
Beloit
Len A. Brittelli
University of Wisconsin
William Kolb
Beloit College
Kerjner
Robert Quinlan
New State Fair Site Proposed For Wisconsin
Milwaukee AP plan to move the Wisconsin State Fair from Milwaukee to a larger southeastern site costs 36.8 million dollars for 647 acres with an expo center, agricultural exhibit, grandstand, race track, youth area, and an overhead skyway. The plan includes a 34 year payback and does not include current park sale revenue.
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Bruce Bishop
State Department of Administration
Wisconsin
Bishop
State Building Commission
Former Resident To Join In LCU Poetry Reading
Former La Crosse resident Dr. Donald Markos will join La Crosse State University poets James Lasky James Stephens and Dr. William Vafeas for a reading at 9 50 a m Friday in the Hall of Presidents Cartwright Center. Markos, a 1959 LCU graduate now on the faculty at California State College Hayward, will read his own work along with the LCU poets.
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James Stephens
William Vafeas
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Vafeas
William Markos
S. 19Th St
University of Illinois
California State College
Hayward
Calif
Hyslop Estate Totals $1 18 Million
The late Henry C. Hyslop estate in Kenosha County probate court reached 1.18 million dollars. The Barden Department Store operator died in 1967 at age 73. A $386 000 share goes to employees relatives and friends with surplus funds to the Hyslop Foundation for Hawthorn Hollow wildlife sanctuary.
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Kenosha County
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Hawthorn Hollow
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