Wisconsin lawmakers consider forgiveness amendment on income tax
MADISON AP Gov Gaylord Nelson proposed a forgiveness amendment to the income tax withholding plan to credit taxpayers with most of the windfall. The plan would temporarily cut taxes to offset accelerated collections under withholding. The amendment aims to salvage the bill in a Republican Senate. Fred Riser plans a special order this week. The measure would credit about 1.8 million of windfall to taxpayers.
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Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin Assembly
Senate
Fred Riser
Reuss opposes frills at Bong Air Force Base
Washington AP Rep Henry S Reuss protests plan for Bong Air Force Base in Wisconsin arguing against indoor squash courts steam baths massage rooms and pools. He supports gym auditorium theatre and commissary while calling dining hall cost comparison between airman and officer facilities suspect given 564 officers and 3 533 airmen.
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Reuss
Bong Air Force Base
Washington
Richards Bong Air Force Base
Kansasville
Wis
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
House Appropriations
Bong
Congress
Woman 72 Wins Her Bachelors Degree
SALT LAKE CITY AP Jane E Larson 72 earned a bachelor’s degree in political science at the University of Utah commencement after traveling 66 miles daily to classes. A mother of four from Ogden she plans summer school aiming for a graduate degree with her husband Gus retired railroad engineer at her side.
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Salt Lake City
Jane E. Larson
University of Utah
Ogden
Utah
Here
Larson
Forecast bulletin fragment from U S Weather Bureau analysis
Fragmentary weather note shows expected forecast overview with early morning estimates and yesterday's temperature extremes. Contains unreadable portions but indicates a forecast preview and historical highs and lows referenced in the record.
Liberace libel suit over claims of homosexuality
Liberace testified in a libel case against the Daily Mirror and columnist William Connor arguing that articles in 1956 implied he was homosexual. He said such insinuations damaged his career and caused ridicule while denying any deliberate sex appeal in performances.
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London
Liberace
The
Daily Mirror
William Neil Connor
Connor
Murror
Evening News
Daily Herald
Monday
Absentee Ballot Dispute Leaves Smith Ahead By Five
Judge Neprud voids two absentee ballots not notarized or signed in presence of voter and 18 more lacking proper notarization. Testimony of four voters supporting Kaufmann deemed admissible, while remaining ballots favor Smith. After tally adjustments, Smith leads 312 to 309 with Arneson to submit findings for formal judgment.
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Sheehan
Cameron
Kaufmann
Neprud
Smith
Sheehan and
Court Upholds U S Right to Deny Passports to China Trips
The U S Court of Appeals ruled the State Department may deny American passports for travel to Communist areas deemed trouble spots. The decision, by Chief Judge Prettyman, centers on William Worthy Jr who was barred after visiting Red China in 1956 and Hungary in 1957 and refusing travel restrictions. The ruling clarifies it hinges on travel bans not beliefs or associations.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
State Department
Red China
William Worthy Jr
Worthy
Hungary
E. Barrett Prettyman
Secretary of State
Prettyman
Supreme Court
Harold H. Burton
William K. Miller
Several Archers Capture Honors
Bob Draeger Jr and Barbara Peterson won top honors in the Coulee Archers event at Stevenstown range. Draeger posted 441 in the men’s division while Peterson led the women with 314. Other winners included Jim Draeger, Diane LaFond, Tom Kohlwey, and Nancy Weiss, with a list of special prize recipients. Prizes were donated by the G Heileman Brewing Co.
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Barbara Peterson
Coulee
Stevenstown Range
Draeger
Mrs. Peterson
Jim Draeger
Diane LaFond
Tom Kohlwey
Nancy Weiss
Joe Hellerude
Bob Kreibick
Carl Deitrich
Keith Gongier
Robert Peterson
Henry Mayer
al Borsheim
Joe Stephans
Jim Kohlway
Frank Halderson
Gerald McHenry
Delmar Harris
Thelma Fischer
Bonnie Hoessey
Melford Peterson
Don Hall
The
G. Heileman Brewing Co
Winona Livestock Report Summary at Chicago Market Prices
Swift & Company reports noon quotations for hogs and cattle with 8,000 hogs and 7,000 cattle. Prices show mixed to higher ranges for pork cuts, steers and heifers vary with weights, and cows, bulls, and calves span wide bands. South St. Paul and Chicago prices reflect steady to weak trends. hogs mostly steady, sows weaker. Additional notes cover potato markets and multiple drowning incidents in Wisconsin lakes with local divers and authorities involved.
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Chicago
USDA
South ST. Paul, Inn
Bologna
Stolen 1948 Chevrolet from Ben Kulpinski’s home
Ben Kulpinski reports his green gray 1948 two door Chevrolet stolen from in front of his 302 North 7th Street home overnight. The vehicle is valued at about $100.
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Ben Kulpinski
N. 7Th St
Mail missing from box in apartment building report
Joseph Reister of 709 Cass St reports to police that mail has been missing from his mailbox for several weeks. He resides in the lower east apartment of a four unit building.
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Joseph Reister
Cass St
Lower East
Boat stolen at Boyer's Landing returned with damage
Gary Robbins reports his boat was taken from Boyer's Landing on Saturday and found Sunday with a crack in the bottom. Police were notified Monday about the theft and damage.
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Gary Robbins
Main St
Boyer's Landing
Mississippi River Forecast Hastings to Guttenberg
The forecast reports sunrise at 5:22 am and sunset at 8:47 pm for Wednesday. It notes a fall of 0.10 of a foot at dams 3 through 8 with little change elsewhere on the Mississippi River from Hastings Minnesota to Guttenberg Iowa.
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Hastings
Minn
Guttenberg
Iowa
Weather Outlook for La Crosse and Nearby Areas
Fair to partly cloudy conditions with a warm spell extending into Thursday. Lows around 70 tonight, highs near 90 Thursday. Wisconsin sees partly cloudy skies with possible rain in the far south late tonight or Wednesday, cooler in the north tonight then warm Wednesday. Minnesota reports variable clouds, scattered storms in the northwest tonight, little change Wednesday, cooler in the northwest. Iowa expects showers in the southeast tonight and east Wednesday, with little temperature change.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
River Readings and Flood Stage at Stations
River readings show flood stage levels across multiple stations including Winona, La Crosse, Prairie du Chien, and Lansing with 24 hour change data and stage values. Mentioned sites include Dam No. 6 and Dam No. 7 pools. tributaries and towns such as Dodge, Neillsville, Elk, Galesville, Root, and Houston are listed with specific stage figures and recent changes.
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Tage
Winona
C.P
Ory Dam
Es Dakota
Lacrosse
T.W
O- Lansing
Prairie du Chien
Berlin Deadlock Deepens as Khrushchev Rejects West Demands
Khrushchev challenged Western insistence on recognizing rights in Berlin and on noninterference with West Berlin access. He said the Soviet Union will not agree to perpetuate the occupation regime. Gromyko supplied no concessions, signaling a narrow maneuver room as ministers linger in Geneva talks.
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Khrushchev
Gromyko
Soviet Union
West Germany
West Berlin
Eisenhower
Moscow
Kremlin
Fire destroys school ready to be razed in Wauwatosa
The oldest public school in suburban Milwaukee, Jefferson School, slated for razing this week, burned Sunday night. Students had left the building two weeks earlier and the fire did not threaten the nearby new school. Firemen did not estimate damage. the cause remained unknown. Hundreds watched as roof sections collapsed while spectators cheered.
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Milwaukee
Wauwatosa
Jefferson
Rail Switch Tampering Suspected After Georgia Derailment
In McRae Georgia investigators pursue who opened a switch causing a freight train derailment that dumped 16 000 gallons of chlorine gas across the area. Debris removed and gas cars moved to flat cars as residents breathe easier. Officials report a lock found beside the switch suggests tampering on the main line and an auxiliary track.
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MCRAE
Georgia
D. D. Strench
Southern Railway
Atlanta
County bids sought for new squad car by June 16
The County Board's sheriff committee will receive bids until 4 p.m. June 16 for a new squad car. Specifications and bid forms are available at the office of County Clerk Esther Domke.
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Esther Domke
Jane Dakin Split Personality Defense in Slaying Trial
Dr. Jorge Paras testified that 17 year old Jane Dakin suffered schizophrenia or split personality during the night she admitted shooting her parents with a .22 rifle. The defense argues insanity as Dakin pleads not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Maulton
Jane Dakin
Jane
Jorge Paras
State Diagnostic Center
Miss Dakin
Thomas
Elizabeth
Diagnostic Center
Ganser
Comfortably cool church sanctuary opens in Marlin
In Marlin Texas the First Presbyterian Church held Sunday services in its newly air conditioned sanctuary with cushioned pews. The Rev. H B Streater preached Don't be too comfortable prompting reflections on modern church comforts.
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Marlin, Tex
First Presbyterian Church
H. B Streater
Youth Arraigned For Auto Theft
James Fennimore Cooper, 19, of R. 2, La Crosse, arraigned in County Court on automobile theft charges. He was fined $56.75 with costs or 15 days in County Jail for reckless driving and jailed after failing to post a $500 bond. Preliminary hearing set for 1:30 p.m. June 17.
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Monsanto Chem
Dow Jones
Allis Chalmer
National Gypsum
American Can
Northern Pacific
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Olin Math
Bell & Farrell, Inc. Am. Tel. & Tel
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Red Owl
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Square D
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Auto Lite
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Ford
Studebaker Pack
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Swift
Wis. P. & Lt
Fruehaus
Texas Instr
Gamble Skogmo
Trane
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Twent. Cen. Fox
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United Airlines No. States P
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1St Bank
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Getty
Western Union
Pioneer Fin
Gt. North. Ry
Woolworth Law Cent
Greyhound
Tel
Central
McQuay, Inc
Int. Harvester
Lake Ont
P&c
Interstate Power
James Fennimore Cooper
R. 2
la Crosse
Cooper
Eugene A. Toepel
City Youth Honored in College Honors Convocation
Houghton Michigan Stephen A Sheldahl son of Kenneth R Sheldahl 2153 Farnam Street was named in the annual Honors Convocation at Michigan College of Mining and Technology He earned department honors for top five percent of the electrical engineering department and class honors for top ten percent of his sophomore class
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Houghton, Mich
Stephen A. Sheldahl
Michigan College of Mining and Technology
Sheldahl
Kenneth R. Sheldahl
Farnam St
Onalaska High Plans Adult Student Band Start
Gerald Skaar, Onalaska High School band director, organizes an adult student band open to high school students alumni and parents. The first meeting will be held Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Onalaska High School with two summer concerts envisioned.
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Onalaska, Wis
Onalaska
Gerald Skaar
Onalaska High School
Skaar
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