Bipartisan Highway Safety Plan Clears First Assembly Hurdles
In Madison the bipartisan plan to raise auto and truck license fees and expand the state highway patrol advances after 17 amendments. The measure, favored 73 to 20, goes to the Joint Finance Committee with key provisions including a $2 auto and truck fee increase and patrol growth from 250 to 300.
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Madison
Assembly
Warren P Knowles
Joint Finance Committee
David Obey
Dwausau
Kenneth Runde
D-Sheboygan
Ervin Conradt
R - Shipdton
Frank Nikolay
Abbotsford
Curtis McKay
Rcedarburg
Motor Vehicle Department
Kyle Kenyon
R - Tomah
Reflectorized Plates Tie in Wisconsin License Debate
The amended highway safety program omits Senator Raymond C. Bice's reflectorized license plate provision. Bice pledges to push his original bill if not included. The measure also narrows a 15 day to one year license suspension for speeding above 20 mph. An amendment to grant judge discretion failed 47-47. Assembly advances changes to the Coordinating Committee makeup and to require vocational and technical adult education districts by July 1, 1970.
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Raymond C. Bice
Bice
R.la Crosse
Wisconsin
Robert Haase
R-Marinette
Assembly
Coordinating Committee
Obey and
Nikolay
Wisconsin Legislature Advances Education and Conservation Measures
The Senate quick approved a transfer college type program for area technical schools and debated a transport issue for private and parochial students on public buses. Conservation bills pass including license hikes for archers fishermen and a 15 day couple license. A boat toilet rule faces immediate enforcement after a Senate kill of a date extension. An amendment to place governor and lieutenant governor nominees from the same party on one ballot gains Senate approval.
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Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Senate
Wisconsin
Assembly
First Court Test in Nation on Milwaukee School Policy
A federal suit claims Milwaukee racial school policy is maintained by boundaries. The case argues segregation persists through district lines and school zoning amid broader civil rights tensions and court scrutiny.
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Milwaukee
First Integrated School Suit Filed in Milwaukee
Forty one black and white pupils requested a federal court decree to redraw Milwaukee School Board boundaries they claim are drawn by housing patterns. Assemblyman Lloyd A. Barbee said the action is the first integrated court suit of its kind in the nation.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee School Board
Assemblyman
Lloyd A. Barbee
Cherry L. Smith
Grantley H. Smith
Kenneth L. Smith
The
Milwaukee Christian Center
Barbee
Harold W. Story
United States
Robert L. Carter
New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Titan 3C Maiden Flight Demonstrates Military Space Ambitions
Cape Kennedy AP The Titan 3C rocket achieved a successful maiden flight into orbit carrying a 21,000 pound inert satellite and testing a triple-barrel configuration. The launch advances Air Force plans for a quick-reaction space booster while NASA favors Saturn for major missions.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Titan
Air Force
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
Civilian
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Wisconsin approves 804 million state budget for 1965 67
A bipartisan team reaches agreement on an 804 million dollar budget for the 1965 67 biennium. The deal closes half of the stalemate on state finances but leaves a 72 million dollar revenue gap to be filled by new taxes. Negotiations continue to resolve tax measures as Knowles is hospitalized.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Knowles
Assembly
Robert Huber
D-West Allis
FAA Orders Inspection of All Jetstars After Incident
The FAA mandates special inspections for all Lockheed Jetstars including a presidential aircraft after a recent incident. FAA spokesman says 8 of 58 civil and 15 military Jetstars inspected so far show no serious defect.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Johnson
FAA
Red Arrow Division May Face Last Review Saturday
The 32nd Infantry Division, about 6000 guardsmen, will stage a parade at Camp McCoy amid Governor's Day ceremonies marking the midpoint of a two week encampment. A DoD plan could attach the unit to Minnesota's 47th Infantry next year. Gov Knowles presides if health permits.
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Camp Mccoy
Red Arrow
Six Million Deaths Called Too Few in Bamberg Cemetery
In Bamberg West Germany Jewish graves were desecrated with swastikas and anti Semitic slogans. A local Jewish leader mourned the revived shock of the postwar acts. Across four stones a Nazi era count echoes the crime while a wall bears the misspelled cry juda verrecke. The city ponders responsibility and motive in the recent vandalism.
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Martin Zucker
Bamberg
West Germany
Hitler
Willy Lessing
Judas Verrecke
Juda Verrecke
Bombers Debut Failures Mark Jungle Raid
US air forces deploy 27 B52 bombers in a jungle raid over three square miles of Viet Cong area. Ground troops find no enemy casualties. Two bombers are lost in a collision over the South China Sea. An amphibious rescue plane saves four survivors and recovers a fifth body.
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Edwin Q. White
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
South China Sea
Air Force
Manila
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