Scranton Keeps Confidence On Presidential Bid In Minnesota
Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania visited Minnesota confident in his bid for the Republican nomination. He dismissed threats, urged a November victory, and criticized Johnson's Viet Nam policy and Goldwater's proposals. Delegates varied with eight for Goldwater, eight for Judd, ten uncommitted, while Scranton sought vice president talks but aimed for the top.
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Adolph Johnson
Minneapolis
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Viet Nam
Goldwater
Scranton Campaign Reaches Goldwater Territory in St Louis
Pennsylvania Governor William W Scranton drew about 200 supporters in St Louis as he travels to secure GOP delegates. He plans lunch with businessmen and aims to sway eight of Missouri's 24 delegates while adding Louisville and Salt Lake City to his 1500 mile swing for the Republican nomination.
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Goldwater
William Hales
St. Cloud
State Goldwater
Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Etzell
Russell Lund
Robert Forsythe
M. G. Brataas
Senate
Wheelock Whitney
P. Kenneth Peterson
Twin Cities
St. Louis
Richard L. Graves
ST. Louis, Mo
William W. Scranton
Mary
Lambert- St. Louis
Goldwater Country
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Missouri
Denver
Colo
Louisville
Salt Lake City
Utah
Harrisburg
Agencies Draw Rosy Economic Picture
Washington reports stronger jobs income and manufacturing profits with higher production. Johnson cites growth prospects in an election year as data from SEC FTC Labor Fed show gains in profits, personal income, and industrial output while unemployment falls to 3.6 million.
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Washington
Johnson
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Mediation Service
Labor Department
United States
Jackson Co op Announces $28 Annual Rate Reduction
Jackson Electric Cooperative of Black River Falls Wis announces a rate cut totaling about 28 annually. The change affects members in Jackson Monroe Trempealeau Eau Claire Clark and La Crosse Counties and takes effect with the June billing. Minimum charges drop from 4 to 2 for farms and from 250 to 2 for residences as wholesale power costs ease and operating efficiencies rise. The cooperative serves about 2 700 member consumers on 900 miles of line in parts of six counties.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Jackson Electric Cooperative
Jackson
Monroe
Trempealeau
Eau Claire
Clark
la Crosse
Arthur M. Larson
Larson
Dairyland Power Cooperative
Nine Day Deer Hunt Established in Wisconsin 1964
Madison AP. A nine day deer season and Wisconsin s first general bear hunting season were approved by the State Conservation Commission. Deer season opens November 21 and bear hunt runs September 5 through September 20. The order expands deer party permits under a variable quota and allows a second Horicon Marsh goose hunt trip if no goose is bagged, plus a $1 increase in the Horicon blind fee.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Conservation Commission
Horicon Marsh
Horicon
72 Year Old Man Puts 10 Children Through College
Daniel Elmore a 72 year old Compton handyman earns his high school diploma after funding his ten children’s college educations over 20 years. He completes four years of night classes at David Starr Jordan High School in Watts as two of his children attend. Principal William Warden calls him a tremendous man and a wonderful student.
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Compton
Calif
Daniel Elmore
Elmore
David Starr Jordan High School
Watts
William Warden
Jordan's Adult High School
Ettrick Man Killed In Auto Mishap
Ettrick resident Julian Husmoen 55 was killed when his car struck a concrete bridge near Reynolds Coulee two miles south of Ettrick. Coroner said his skull was crushed and time of death about 3 a.m. The crash marked Trempealeau County's fourth highway fatality in 1964.
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James Garrigan
Husmoen
Kenneth Swiggum
Orris Klundby
Tobias Husmoen
Melvin
French Creek
Ettrick
Joseph
Blair
Irwin Hogden
Guy Amoth
Francis Danielson
Black River ‘Falls
Gerald Berg
Runnestrand Funeral Home
Trempealeau County
Wisconsin
Associated Press
William A. Ainsworth
George Ainsworth
Pulaski
Shawano
Anderson Named Superintendent for St Cloud Reformatory
Stillwater. Minn. AP Don E. Anderson of Stillwater state prison was named association superintendent of St. Cloud Reformatory effective June 23. He has served on the Stillwater prison staff since October 1961.
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Stillwater, Minn
Don E. Anderson
Stillwater State Prison
St. Cloud Reformatory
Stillwater
Barry Goldwater delegates rise to 677 by AP tally
Barry Goldwater's delegate strength climbs to 677 according to an Associated Press survey, threatening a first ballot win with 22 votes to spare. Texas added 56 pledged delegates pushing him past 655, while Scranton gained 44 since Friday with mixed backing from Maryland Connecticut and uncommitted delegates.
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Larry Osius Washington
Barry Goldwater
Associated Press
Texas
Arizona
San Francisco
Goldwater
Pensylvania
Arkansas
Rockefeller
Winthrop
Scranton
Montana
Henry Cabot Lodge
Margaret Chase
Richard M. Nixon
Former Clark County Judge Dies At Neillsville
Oscar W. Schoengarth, Clark County judge for 55 years until 1956, died at his Neillsville home at 84. A 1901 UW Law School graduate, he helped organize county banks, served Masonics, and was a Taft convention delegate. His son Lowell succeeded him as county judge. Mrs. Schoengarth died in 1954.
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Neillsville
Oscar W. Schoengarth
Clark County
Schoengarth
University of Wisconsin Law School
First National Bank of
William Howard Taft
Lowell
Senate Rejection of Civil Rights Amendments Persists
The Senate continued striking down amendments to the civil rights bill as leaders pressed to vote this week. Thurmond proposed 16 amendments after 20 failed attempts. Ervin signaled a few more, while Humphrey and Mansfield warned of a possible Saturday session to finish the bill. The Southern bloc split over strategy as they used the cloture rule to limit filibuster time.
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Joe Hall Washington
Senate
Sen
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Thurmond
Sam J. Ervin Jr
N.C
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Dminn
Goldwater Undecided On Civil Rights Bill Vote
Senator Barry Goldwater said he has not decided how he will vote on the civil rights bill. A final Senate vote looms Friday. He plans a statement Thursday after studying the bill’s public accommodations and equal employment opportunities provisions. His stance could affect GOP nominating dynamics and the Scranton opposition’s strategy.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Goldwater
South
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Reynolds Okays Radde As Brigadier General
Gov. Reynolds approved the appointment of Col. Donald Radde of Sparta as brigadier general in Wisconsin's 32nd National Guard Division subject to U.S. Senate confirmation. Radde, managing editor of the Monroe County Democrat at Sparta, serves as assistant commander of the Red Arrow Division.
Three Bodies Found After Omaha Flood Rescue
Police and volunteers recovered three bodies in Omaha's western environs after a sudden six inch rainfall caused flash flooding. Three people remained missing as floodwaters receded, with Offutt AFB housing area cut off and Civil Defense crews deploying boats. Governor Morrison ordered National Guard aid to MilLard as flood sources fed from creeks in Papillion Millard and Ralston.
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Omaha
Offutt Air Force Base
Civil Defense Command
Frank Morrison
National Guard
Millard
Papillion, Millard
Ralston
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Hayato Ikeda
U.S
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Niigata Prefecture
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Buzz
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