Doctor and wife to be feted at Whitehall on MacCornack Day
Whitehall Wisconsin observes MacCornack Day with a 1 30 p m concert by the high school band and a 2 p m ceremony in Melby Park. Guests include G E Sipple B W Ingli and medical figures Dr W D Stovall Dr Carl N Neupert. The MacCornacks have three children listed as special guests.
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Wis
MacCornack
R. L. MacCornack
Melby Park
N. S. Simons
G. E. Sipple
Menomonie
American Legion
B. W
Pat) Ingli
la Crosse
Gateway Area
Boy Scouts
W. D. Stovall
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Carl N. Neupert
Mac
Laos battle near Xieng Khouang shakes Geneva talks
Rebels shell the village of Padong on a 6000 foot Laos mountain slope as government forces retreat to a new line. Lt Col Vang Pao accuses North Vietnamese troops of backing the Pathet Lao. Shells include 75 mm and Soviet 82 mm weapons. In Wisconsin, Jack Olson elected president of the On Wisconsin Travel Committee to boost tourism with a June meeting in Madison.
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Pathet Lao
Xieng Khouang
Vang Pao
Padong
Pao
Laos
Geneva
Jack Olson
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Dells Tuesday
On Wisconsin
Olson
State Chamber of Commerce
Madison
Veteran editor Tom Wallace dies at 86 in Louisville
Tom Wallace, former president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors and dean of Kentucky newsmen, died at 86 in Louisville at his home. The Louisville Times editor emeritus had served as Inter-American Press Association president and honorary life president, retiring two years earlier due to illness after a 60-year career beginning as a police reporter unpaid at age 26.
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Louisville
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Kentucky
Tom Wallace
Louisville Times
Inter-American Press Association
Wallace
The
Times
Livestock Markets Report From Milwaukee Winona and South St Paul
Milwaukee and Winona quotations show cattle hog and calf markets varying by weight and class with steady to slightly lower trends. South St Paul activity notes slaughter steadiness for steers heifers cows and calves, while Chicago wholesale prices for butter eggs and poultry move modestly.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago (P
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Poultry
Chicago
Plymouth /Rockfryers
County Boards Assn Convention Set For Sept 25
Madison Wisconsin Senator Walter Hollander president of the Fond du Lac County Board announced the annual Wisconsin County Boards Association convention will be held September 25 at the Brown County Arena in Green Bay. Hollander also named James Francis Brown County Board chairman to the association board of directors to replace Willard Fahrenkrug of Peshtigo who resigned.
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la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison
Wisconsin County Boards Association
Brown County
Green Bay
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Fond du Lac
Hollander
James Francis
Willard Fahrenkrug
Peshtigo
Belgians Outsell Germans In Beer Title Race
In Bonn, German beer drinkers faced an unexpected shift as Belgian and Luxembourg breweries surpassed Germany by about five gallons per capita, ending the long held perception of German supremacy in beer consumption.
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Bonn
Germany
Kennedy Reports on West unity goals after European visits
Kennedy spent 12 hours briefing congressional leaders at the White House and touted his Paris and London stops. He praised de Gaulle and Macmillan, said the West remains united, and noted Khrushchev talks opened channels of communication reducing misjudgment risk. Congress praised the firsthand diplomacy as a small step forward.
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White House
Paris
London
West
Charles deGaulle
Kennedy
de Gaulle
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
Tomah Students Tour White House and Capitol
Tomah students visiting Washington toured the White House with presidential aide John McNally Jr. They viewed the Capitol from the gallery after a lunch at the Pentagon. Superintendent John Bjorge said the trip was well conducted and included a full tour.
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Bert H. Humphrey
Tomah
White House
John McNally Jr
Donna Blade
Madison
John Bjorge
Capitol
Vernon Thomson
R Wis
House
Pentagon
New York
Land
Washington
Hormel Reports Net Income Drop Despite Higher Sales
Hormel & Co reports six month net income of 1 039 202 down from 1 915 495 year ago as gross sales rise to 188 688 753 from 180 890 109. Slaughter of beef remains unprofitable and hog supplies grow gradually through summer. Board Chairman H H Corey and President R F Gray issued the annual stockholders report.
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Hormel
H. H. Corey
R. F. Gray
Governor Backs Tax Reciprocity Bill With Wisconsin
Gov Elmer Andersen urges the Minnesota House to pass Senate File 216 restoring tax reciprocity with Wisconsin and 75 percent forgiveness for Minnesota residents who work there. Senate already approved the measure. House Rules rejected reciprocity earlier. Minnesota workers in Wisconsin would gain credits and avoid double taxation, while Wisconsin residents employed in Minnesota face income taxes in both states.
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ST. Paul
Elmer L. Andersen
House
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Senate
House Rules Committee
Edwards Addresses Sixth Graders at Hogan School
Edwards spoke to sixth grade class day exercises about junior high changes and the will to do what is right even if it means sacrifice. Debora Denig and Todd Ondell won library book awards. Sixth grade patrol captains included Paul Christianson and David Tauscher with others named. fifth grade patrols also listed. Sonia Fortis distributed attendance certificates as the class presented a 50 star flag to the auditorium.
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Hogan School
David Tauscher
Tom Niemeyer
Peter Lamb
Myron Swenson
Curtis Fossum
Bruce Baptie
Dick Bouffleur
Tim Klund
Jim Lockett
Jeff Potter
Steve Rasmus
Eric Hartwig
Steve Sauer
Tim Gilbertson
Sonia Fortis
Chambermaid Loses Workmen’s Compensation Appeal
Madison Wisconsin AP report states Anna Nielsen a 62 year old Lake Geneva chambermaid lost her appeal to the State Supreme Court over a workmen’s compensation claim. The court reversed a Dane County ruling that unexplained falls on an employer’s premises arise from employment. Justice Hallows wrote the decision.
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Madison
Lake Geneva
Supreme Court
Anna Nielsen
St. Moritz
Norris Maloney
Dane County Circuit Court
E. Harold Hallows
Maloney
Hallows
Church Barred From Public Buildings
Madison Atty. Gen. John Reynolds ruled that a State Assembly bill allowing public school buildings to host religious services violates the federal and state constitutions. The proposal by Harold Clemens Earl McEssy and Byron Wackett would permit Brookfield School to serve temporarily for worship while a church is built.
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Madison
John Reynolds
State Assembly
Harold Clemens
Waukesha
Earl McEssy
Fond du Lac
Byron Wackett
Watertown
Brookfield
Reynolds
Dr. Carl Jung Dies at 85 in Zurich Villa
Swiss psychologist Dr. Carl Gustav Jung, a founder of modern psychiatry, died of a heart attack at his villa in Kuesnacht near Zurich at age 85. He outlived Sigmund Freud and Alfred Adler, remained active until weeks before his death, and recently authored a paper on dreams.
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Switzerland
Carl Gustav Jung
Kuesnacht
Sigmund Freud
Alfred Adler
Adler
Freud
Jung
State debt limit awaits voter approval in 1962 election
The measure would set no overall borrowing cap if approved, but restrict debt use to new buildings, capital improvements, refinancing of existing debts, and short term borrowing.
Wisconsin Assembly Debates Governor Tax Distribution Bill
The Wisconsin Assembly held a heated two hour debate over Gov Nelsons tax distribution bill with Democrats urging its withdrawal from the Joint Finance Committee. Republicans blocked the move 52 to 45 and Speaker Blanchard warned against disrupting proceedings. Democrats pressed figures claiming tax savings for communities but Republicans said the data were irrelevant. The session adjourned after a failed attempt to move the governor's revenue raising bill with a 52 to 41 vote.
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Madison
Assembly
Demoicrats
Nelson
Joint Finance Committee
Wisconsin
David Blanchard
Haase
Robert Huber
West Allis
Huber
Kennedy at Annapolis Urges Naval Leaders for Troubled World
President Kennedy addressed 785 graduates at the U S Naval Academy pledging leadership for a troubled world. He handed diplomas to the top graduates, with 95 receiving in his presence, as service chiefs swore in officers across the Navy Marine Corps Air Force and Army.
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Kennedy
U.S. Naval Academy
Field House
John F. Davidson
Jerome F. Smith Jr
San Diego
Calif
Davidson
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Washington
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Marine Corps
Air Force
Army
Navy Line
Civil Engineer Corps
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
David M. Shoup
Curtis E. LeMay
Arthur G. Trudeau
Young bookie, 12, ordered to quit betting business
In Northampton England a 12 year old, son of a bookmaker, was found taking bets at a betting shop and ordered by the Juvenile Court to give up the trade for six years. Betting shops have recently become legal in Britain but only adults 18 or older may frequent them. The boy’s name was kept secret.
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Northampton
England
Britain
State employe wage boost approved by finance committee
The Joint Finance Committee approved a plan boosting state employees' salaries by an average 3.9 percent annually for two years, totaling 10.2 million with 4.8 million already approved for 1961-63. Amends include higher recruiting salaries, higher maximums, and annual salary range adjustments tied to cost of living. two‑week pay schedule not adopted.
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Madison
Joint Finance Committee
Department of Administration
Cochairmen
William Draheim
R-Neenah
Everett Bidwell
Portage
Twin City Area Boys Victims Of Drownings
Two Twin City area boys drowned near perfect beach day. Steven Bergman age 13 of St. Paul disappeared in the St. Croix River at O'Brien State Park during a Sacred Heart Catholic Church picnic. Dale Foster age 11 of Columbia Heights vanished while swimming in Long Lake at New Brighton.
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Associated Press
Twin City
Minnesota
Steven Bergman
St. Paul
St. Croix River
O’brien
Weather record for lacrosse and vicinity forecast
Showers and thunderstorms tonight and Thursday with temperatures near seasonal norms. Low tonight around 62 and high Thursday. Wisconsin sees scattered showers, cooler north, and clearing Thursday. Minnesota and Iowa expect showers with cooler conditions in the north, warmer in the south. Five day outlook through Tuesday shows 2 to 5 degrees above normal, with a slight cool snap Thursday and Friday and showers Saturday and Sunday.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Regents Accept Seven Million in Gifts and Grants
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents accepted nearly 7 million in gifts and grants, including over 1 million each from three grants. They approved a $50 dormitory fee hike, set new rates from 780 to 870, and planned tuition increases for 1961-62. They advanced 235 faculty, approved a hydrobiology building, and authorized five additional UW projects funded by nonstate sources.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Agricultural Extension Division
Military and
Naval Science
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