Reynolds stands firm against split tax plan amid impasse
Milwaukee Democrats led by Gov. John W. Reynolds refuse a 50 fifty sales tax and income tax compromise. Reynolds says food and clothing must not be taxed and insists on expanding income taxes while Republicans push a broader sales levy. The dispute leaves tax policy deadlocked.
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Reynolds
Important Dates In Pope John's Reign
Important dates mark Pope John XXIII's rise and early years. Highlights include his election on October 28, 1958, coronation November 4, 1958, first consistory December 15, 1958, and first encyclical Ad Petri Cathedram July 2, 1959. Also notes visits, ecumenical council summons, and meetings with Eisenhower.
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Iran
Roonian
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Peter
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Rome
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Canterbury
Geoffrey Fisher
Church of England
Hungary
Poland
Kennedy
United States
Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli
Interim Rulers Named After Pope John XXIII Death
Following the pope’s death four cardinals share governing duties before a new pope is elected. Eugene Tisserant Aloisi Massella Jaime Capello and Alfredo Ottaviani take on Vatican responsibilities with Ottaviani visiting La Crosse on June 2 1959 to meet nuns at St Rose Convent and the Serra Club. He protects the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration.
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Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
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St. Rose Convent
Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration
Serra Club
Franciscan Sisters
UPI
Vatican Confirms Pope John XXIII Dies at 81
Pope John XXIII died at 7:49 p.m. after a yearlong struggle with a stomach tumor and peritonitis. The 261st supreme pontiff of Rome faced multiple crises, with tens of thousands in St Peter's Square praying as the council he led continued in recess.
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Governor Presses Reapportionment Through Court Action
Wisconsin Governor Reynolds urged Atty. Gen. Thompson to pursue a State Supreme Court suit to force reapportionment of Senate and Assembly districts. He cited constitutional obligations and warned lawmakers to act before the June 1 deadline. Reynolds stressed need to address population deviations affecting representation.
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John W. Reynolds
George Thompson
Supreme Court
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House
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Federal Court
Assembly
Judge withholds ruling on suit against Wallace
U S District Judge Seybourn H Lynne postponed an immediate ruling on the Justice Department injunctive request to bar Gov George Wallace from interfering with enrollment of Negroes at the University of Alabama next Monday The judge planned a written memorandum by Wednesday after a 80 minute hearing Wallace did not attend two Justice witnesses testified via tape recording including Walter Ray Butts and Charles Cox Wallace vowed to stand in the doors to block enrollment and argued the federal order to enroll two Negroes could be tested in court
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Ala
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George Wallace
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Lynne
Chambers
Wallace
Walter Ray Butts
Montgomery
Charles Cox
U.S. Dist
NBC
Meet the Press
Albania
Alabama
Johnson Still Undecided About His Political Future
Rep. Lester Johnson of Wisconsin says he has not decided about seeking re election after his 9th District was dissolved by reapportionment. He lists three options including joining the 10th or 3rd Districts or retiring from active service.
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Menomonie
Wis
Lester Johnson
D-Wis
Johnson
Outside Chance Seen For Milk Program
Washington talks on dairy policy show only an outside chance Congress will enact daily legislation this year. E M Mike Norton of the National Milk Producers Federation says no national marketing quotas are likely, with support prices staying near current levels. He notes potential renewed attention to local quotas and butter subsidies if proposals survive the current Congress's mood.
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D.C
Congress
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Mike Norton
National Milk Producers’ Federation
Norton
North Central States
New Zealand
Urgen
Wisconsin School Aids Cut By 21 Percent Warned
Madison AP Rothwell warns that without a new state budget Wisconsin would face a 27 percent cut in public school aid, keeping aid at 72 million instead of 81.5 million and forcing 49 day unpaid layoffs for Education Department staff. districts may raise property taxes to cover the gap.
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Rothwell
Madison
Wisconsin
Angus Rothwell
Walter Hollander
Roosendale
Glen Pommerening
R- Wauwatosa
Court rules Taft-Hartley allows agency shop. Florida ban upheld
The Supreme Court, in an 8-0 decision with Justice Goldberg not participating, ruled Taft-Hartley does not bar agency shop agreements, while upholding Florida’s prohibition. The Indiana case allowed bargaining for an agency shop. the Florida case rejected it under state right-to-work law. Justice White wrote the Indiana opinion.
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Miami
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Justice White
High Court
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White
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National Labor Relations Board
U.S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Labor Board
Archibald Cox
Taft Hartley
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft-Hartley
Water Mishaps Claim 2 Lives
A Moorhead woman and a Minneapolis boy drowned in Minnesota over the weekend. A Climax youth was found after drowning Thursday. The Danners canoeing on Little Detroit Lake were thrown overboard when Mrs. Danner stood up. Robert Sell of Fargo was aboard. Robert Prusha, 13, drowned in the Mississippi River near downtown Minneapolis. two boys helped but could not save him.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Donald Danner
Little Detroit Lake
Robert Sell
Fargo
N.D
Robert Watson
Becker County
Danner
Robert Prusha
Mississippi River
Steven Millay
Michael
Prusha
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Pasay City
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U.S
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Washington, D.C
By Kenneth Scheibel
Tional Labor Relations Board
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