Turkish election verdicts shape post Menderes era
In Istanbul a polarized vote tests Prime Minister Demirel's Justice party as the heavy favorite for Senate seats. Ismet Inonu's Republican People's Party leads opposition with about 15 seats, while others split the rest. Cyprus shifts to background amid bitter clashes over bread, electoral changes, and foreign policy.
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Lucey declines role as Wisconsin convention keynote
Milwaukee AP Lt Gov Patrick J. Lucey chooses a prior engagement over serving as co keynote speaker at the Wisconsin Democratic convention opening session. He aims to speak at Saturday session instead while attending a civic celebration in Prairie du Chien.
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Expulsions Total 11 In Milwaukee Schools
Milwaukee officials reported eleven public school students were expelled this year for assaults on teachers. Two more possible expulsions could occur tonight. Superintendent Harold S. Vincent told the board two additional cases, including a girl who threatened to fetch a knife to kill the guidance counselor after suspension.
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Minnesota's Fuel User Tax Takes Effect July 1
Minnesota will enforce a new six cent per gallon fuel user tax on trucks from Iowa and the Dakotas traveling Minnesota highways starting July 1. Truckers must hold Minnesota registrations, file monthly mileage and fuel reports, and may seek refunds if Minnesota fuel exceeds use. Enforcement will involve four added patrols and weigh stations, with a June 20 hearing on regulations.
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Madison Firm Wins Horicon Post Office Project Contract
Industrial Construction Co of Madison Wisconsin received a 28978 dollar contract for improvements at the Horicon Wisconsin post office and federal building, announced by the General Services Administration on Thursday.
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Johnson ladies host discreet dress day in New York
In New York the Johnsons held a private fashion afternoon at the Carlyle with Luci’s trousseau and wedding plans for Aug 6. Lynda Johnson received a $15 green parking ticket after a restaurant lunch with a secret serviceman. The party ended with police requests to curb noise at Beekman Place. Luci returned to Washington. Lynda and Mrs. Johnson head to Texas for her UT graduation.
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University of Texas
Radio Highlights SATURDAY WLCX Gemini 9 Coverage
Radio schedule notes Saturday coverage by WLCX Gemini 9 with brief Sunday and Friday listings. The fragment lists weekend programming without specific shows or times. Entities include WLCX Gemini 9 and generic weekend days.
Surveyor 1 Sends Second Round of Moon Photos
Surveyor 1 reported a second stream of pictures from the Moon showing the Sea of Storms landing site. Some images were out of focus while others revealed details as small as one eighth inch, marking the first step toward confirming lunar surface support for Apollo craft.
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Moon
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Elmhurst
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Railroads Challenge Wisconsin Full Crew Law in Court
Madison AP reports railroads test Wisconsin full crew work law in court room campaign to have it declared unconstitutional. Assistant attorney general Beatrice Lampert argued railroads risk high wages for little work, while Circuit Judge Richard Bardwell ruled the wage issue material to the case.
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Uniform wage rate advised for women Wisconsin
A Wisconsin State Industrial Commission unit urged a uniform minimum wage for women and included agricultural workers and domestic service in the single rate. The panel did not set a specific amount, while AFL CIO’s John Schmitt argued it should not be below 1.50 dollars an hour to beat poverty standards.
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Industrial Commission
Wisconsin
John,Schmitt
Afl-Cio
Local Couples Set To Marry In La Crosse In June
Donald B Henthorne and Joan L Bartlett plan a June 11 wedding in La Crosse. Tilman L Fladhammer and Dixie L Poorman also set June 11 in La Crosse. Jerold D McCreight and Susan E Trinkes wed status not specified. Ralph Bakewell and Kathryn M Netwal to marry June 16 in La Crosse. Also note reference to Japan’s national anthem dating to the ninth century.
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S.26th St
Joan L. Bartlett
S. 7Th St
la Crosse
Tilman L. Fladhammer
Ralph Bakewell
Hood St
Kathryn M. Netwal
S. 26Th St
Doerflinger's Housewares Offers $1 Day Carpet Cleaner
Safe Blue Lustre products brighten colors and restore nap on wall-to-wall carpet. Rent an electric shampooer for one dollar per day at Doerflinger's Housewares located downstairs.
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