Healthy tensions mark early Model Cities program
In Washington, Model Cities planning shows power struggles between city officials and neighborhood residents. Assistant Secretary H. Ralph Taylor says most conflicts are healthy, with Newark and Oakland the only cities where agreement on authority failed. He warns true success needs strong political leadership and city hall unity with schools welfare housing and police cooperation.
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Earthworms Rebuild After Being Cut In Two
A reader asks if cut earthworms regenerate. Most worms can regenerate parts, forming a new brain in the tail or new segments behind the head, though results vary by species. A leaflet on Rome and the Olden Romans is offered free by Uncle Ray via The La Crosse Tribune.
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Five Wisconsin judges to attend state trial judges session
Five Wisconsin trial judges will attend the National College of State Trial Judges session in Chapel Hill North Carolina from Monday through August 23. The five chosen by the Wisconsin Supreme Court are Circuit Judge Robert Paris Brown County County Judge Charles Larson Ozaukee County County Judge William McEwen Pierce County County Judge Daniel O Conn or Columbia County and County Judge Kenneth Traeger Shawano County. Four others are completing a similar refresher at the University of Nevada in Reno. The Wisconsin Supreme Court sponsors the month long refresher for nine state trial judges. Henry Clay quote about preferring to be right than president.
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Reno
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Dr Charles W Mayo Killed In Auto Crash In Rochester
Dr Charles W Mayo world renowned surgeon diplomat educator died from chest injuries after an overturned car crash on his 70th birthday in Rochester Minnesota. He helped lead Mayo Clinic staff and served with United Nations and University boards. Funeral plans were announced with public viewing at Calvary Episcopal Church.
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Grosse Pointe
Mich
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Louisville
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Reuss Urges Lakeshore Status for Apostle Islands
Rep Henry S Reuss pressed speedy House approval of bills to declare the Apostle Islands region in Northern Wisconsin a national lakeshore. He said the 57000 acre area would protect air and solitude and create about 360 fulltime jobs, with many going to residents of the Bad River Reservation.
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Wisconsin
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Bad River Reservation
Owners Will Get Back Gunnery Range Land
A bill awaiting the President's signature would return 161000 acres of land near the Badlands to its former owners after being taken for a gunnery range 25 years ago. The land will be offered to the Oglala Sioux and others who relinquished it, with Indians allowed repurchase at original price plus interest.
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Lawyers To Attend Pre-Trial News Meet
MADISON AP Five attorneys have been selected to join media representatives in a study of pre trial news coverage. Richard Tinkham president of the State Bar of Wisconsin said the five are John Wickham Janesville Jack Dewitt Madison John Wessel Milwaukee Walter Swietlik Port Washington and Tinkham of Wausau. Arville Schaleben associate editor of The Milwaukee Journal and chairman of the Wisconsin Freedom of Information Committee will name news media representatives to work with the Bar committee Tinkham said.
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Janesville
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