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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1963

Page

7

Wisconsin appoints 16 member advisory council

Madison AP reports State Industrial Commission chairman Matt F. Schimenz announced a 16 member advisory council for the Wisconsin State Employment Service and the manpower development training program. Labor reps include D W Gilliam Beloit and George W Hall Jacob F Friedrick Milwaukee. Management reps Marvin P Verhulst Stephen E Gavin Madison and C F Brecher Janesville. Public representatives Carl A Zielke Virginia Hart Madison. Veterans Italo Bensoni Hurley education Eugene P McPhee Madison agriculture Martin Gunnalson Cambridge. Ex officio members include Clarence L Greiber director of vocational education, Charles T Nye director of apprenticeship division, Frank P Zeidler RD director, James F McMichael aging director, Edward C Madsen Milwaukee supervisor of apprenticeship bureau.

Madison Matt F. Schimenz State Industrial Commission Wisconsin State Employment Service D.W. Gilliam Beloit George W. Hall Jacob F. Friedrick Milwaukee Marvin P. Verhulst Stephen E. Gavin C. F. Brecher Janesville Carl A. Zielke Virginia Hart Italo Bensoni Hurley Eugene P. McPhee Martin Gunnalson Cambridge Clarence L. Greiber Board of Vocational and Adult Education Charles T. Nye Industrial Commission Frank P. Zeidler Department of Resource Development James F. McMichael Commission On Aging

Vote Against Raising Minimum Beer Age in Port Washington

Port Washington residents voted 189 to 114 in an advisory referendum to keep the legal beer drinking age at 18. A recent hearing sparked protests over two teen beer bars as nearby communities warned of youthful drivers and fatal accidents involving young visitors. Town chairman Alton Noll said residents favor maintaining the 18 age.

Port Washington Ozaukee Alton Noll

VA Seeks Veterans to Update GI Insurance Beneficiaries

The Veterans Administration in Milwaukee reports that over half of older GI policyholders updated beneficiary choices after a reminder. Changes commonly reflected new marriages or updated spouses as primary beneficiaries. The VA will pay the recorded beneficiary and will continue reminders for policyholders aged 60 and over. Younger veterans should contact their insurance records office or personnel/finance officers to initiate changes.

J. P. Cullen Veterans Administration Milwaukee Cullen

Body Found In River In Red Wing Identified

A body found floating in the Mississippi River near Red Wing was identified as William D. O'Leary, 39, of St. Paul. O'Leary had been a patient at Hastings State Hospital and was reported missing July 2. his St. Paul address is 1452 Portland.

Red Wing Minn Mississippi River William D. O'Leary St. Paul O'Leary Hastings State Hospital Portland

Stand for Everything That Is Good MacGregor Satirizes Congress

Minnesota congressman Clark MacGregor amazed a Minneapolis coffeehouse audience with satirical skits as part of the Brave New Workshop. He performed as himself or a caricature, saying such humor relaxes him and may help voters see politicians as human. The venue, a small cubicle in a budget area, hosts three weekly shows and prides itself on provocative material.

U.S Congress Rep Clark MacGregor Minnesota Brave New Workshop Dudley Riggs Ruddy MacGregor

Mayor Faces Opponent With Vague Pledges In Town Debate

In a fractured debate, the mayor and his foe offered non sequiturs and generic promises to rally residents. A League of Women Voters presence underscored civic focus as quotes floated about reclaiming momentum, while speakers urged action and unity.

League of Women Voters Cience MacGregor Majestic

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