Out-State Students Tuition Up
The Wisconsin State College Board of Regents voted to raise out-of-state tuition from 166 to 200 a semester while resident tuition rose to 107. Incidental fees increased by 7.50 as part of a state college budget approved after Joint Finance Committee input. Commencement reported 2,012 degrees. summer enrollment at nine state colleges reached 8,300, about 1,000 ahead of last year.
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Madison
State College Board of Regents
Verne C. Fryklund
Stout College
Eau Claire
la Crosse
Oshkosh
Platteville
River Falls
Stevens Point
Stout
Superior
Whitewater
Tshombe Freed After Two Months in Congo Custody
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe was released in Leopoldville after two months of confinement by the central government. He leaves as Congo tensions ease briefly amid postwar unrest and political maneuvering.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Crossword Clue Filled: Nocturnal Flyer and Cuckoo Puzzles
A dense puzzle list maps terms from fish yarn to nocturnal flyer and cuckoo blackbird with cross clues including field jump foundation peer Gynt mother symbol for cobalt attack check editors ab pop fishes assists let it stand withered bewilderment dock mariner direction fall in drops whip handle den small island skin opening memoranda adolescent vehicle trout etc.
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Cobalt
Deaths Charles R. Hefti 74
Charles R. Hefti 74 of 2818 S. 20th St. died early Thursday in a local hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Charles R. Hefti
S. 20Th St
Two Iowa Men Die in Minnesota Plane Crash
Tyler Minnesota AP Two Iowa men were killed when their single engine Cessna crashed in a farm field near Tyler Minnesota in murky weather. Pilot Leonard Ralph Zwaan 33 Okoboji and passenger Carl Otto Hartman 34 LeMars Iowa died. The plane from Huron SD had flown over Tyler several times seeking the airport.
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Tyler, Minn
Iowa
Carl Otto Hartman
LeMars
Leonard Ralph Zwaan
Okoboji
Robert Petersen
Tyler
Minnesota
Huron
S.D
Cohen testifies on 1940s Los Angeles gambling operation
Mickey Cohen says he ran a major gambling network in Los Angeles during the 1940s and operated an undercover casino at the Ambassador Hotel, earning between 15 000 and 20 000 dollars monthly and up to 70 000 in one month. Schine Enterprises now runs the Ambassador and denies past gambling knowledge.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Cohen
Ambassador Hotel
Ambassador
Schine Enterprises
Schine
Milwaukee Livestock Market Report Trade Steady Across Classes
Estimated hog receipts 800 with Wednesday market steady to 25 higher. Sows 400 lbs and down 14.00-15.25, 400 and up 12.50-14.00, boars 9.00-12.00. Cattle receipts 800 with cows steady, canners 13.50-16.50, utilities 17.00-17.50, dairy bred heifers 16.00-18.00, bulls 20.50-21.00, fed cattle 20.00-22.50, good to choice steers 20.00-22.50, heifers 19.50-22.00. Calves receipts 500 with prime 28.00-30.00, good to choice 22.00-28.00, standards 20.00-24.00.
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Northern Pacific
NS Bell & Farrell, Inc
Allis-Chalmers Neon Quotations No. States Power
Olin Mathieson
Central Tel
American Can
Pepsi-Cola
Clark O. & R
Pfizer
American Motors
Phillips Pet
RCA
Godfrey Co
Amer, Tel, & Tel
Repab Steel Hamilton Mfg
Rexall Drug
Heileman Brg
Armour
Reynolds Metals
Roehring Co
Amer
Royal Dutch
la Crosse Tel
Safeway Stores
Marine Cap
Peek Capital
G. D. Searle
McQuay, Inc
Brunswick Ee
Sears Roebuck
Nekoosa Edw
Caterpillar Trac
Sinclair Oil
Chrysler Delanese Socony No
Sperry Rand
Northw. Banc
Columbia Gas
Standard Oil Ind
Pan Am
Edison
Standard Oi N.o
Consolidated Foods
Studebaker Packard
Copeland Refrig
Sunray Mid-Cent
Royal Dutch Curtiss Wright
Swift
Eaton & Howar Gt. Northern Ry
Greyhound
Fidelity Fund
Illinois Central
Inc. Investors
Gr. Jones & Laughlin
Dow Jones
L. C. Cooler
Montgomery Ward
Utilities Puritan Fund
Monsanto Chemical
Wis. Fund
Milwaukee
Winona
Swift & Company
Bulls Bologna
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Girl Dies After Heart Surgery in Milwaukee
Four month old Lynn Lewin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton Lewin of rural Appleton, died Wednesday after a delicate operation to correct a heart malformation. An ambulance hurried her 103 miles to Milwaukee in 73 minutes for the procedure. The operation began after a day of tests.
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Milwaukee
Appleton
Lynn Lewin
Milton Lewin
Teen on Bike Sought After Stomach Hit in Osceola Incident
Police seek a 15 or 16 year old boy who rode by on a bicycle and struck Mrs. Marilyn Robinson, 22, in Osceola Wisconsin at 16th and Ferry Streets. She was visiting relatives and uninjured. The suspect wears a green knit T shirt and has a brown crew cut.
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Wis
16Th
Ferry Streets
Marilyn Robinson
Plans for Spar ta Post Office screenline changes available
Plans and specifications for screenline alterations at Spar ta Post Office are on display in City Hall Mayor Milo Knutson's office. The General Services Administration in Chicago will accept bids on the project until July 7.
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Sparta
Milo Knutson
City Hall
General Services Administration
Chicago
Marriage Licenses in La Crosse
Gary L. Wakefield of 235 S. 7th St and Dawn P. Gilbert of 112 N. 9th St plan to marry July 2 in La Crosse following license approval.
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Gary L. Wakefield
S. 7Th St
Dawn P. Gilbert
N. 9Th St
la Crosse
Winona Livestock Market Report From Swift & Company Prices
Swift & Company reports noon quotations for hogs cattle calves and dairy items with prices across weights and grades. Hogs show steady to higher trends with various weight brackets. cattle and calves mixed steady to 50 cents lower, dry fed and vealers highlighted. South St. Paul market shows active slaughter rates and range of prices. Chicago dairy eggs and butter steady with meat and produce notes and grain quotes included.
Weather Record for Lacrosse and Vicinity
Fair to partly cloudy and cooler tonight. Friday fair and warmer with low 52 and high 76. Wisconsin sees scattered thunder showers in the southeast and cooler tonight then fair and a little warmer Friday. Minnesota and Iowa are fair and cooler tonight and Friday, with a warmer, fair day ahead.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Fellowship Revoked Over Contempt Conviction
The National Science Foundation revoked a $3 800 government fellowship for Edward Yellin under pressure from two congressional committee chairs. Yellin, then a student at the University of Illinois, was convicted last year of contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions about Communist party membership.
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Washington
National Science Foundation
Edward Yellin
Yellin
University of Illinois
Congress
House
Wisconsin Republicans push sales tax plan amid budget gap
The plan would rebate $9 against sales tax for low income buyers and exempt the first $300 to $1,500 of purchases. It aims to close a $65 million gap after property tax reductions. Key figures include Sen. W. A. Draheim and Gov. Nelson, with opposition and safeguards for lower incomes.
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GOP
State Department of Taxation
W. A. Draheim
Neenah
Legislative Finance Committee
Nelson
Haase
Wisconsin
Republican
Public Expenditures Survey
Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
State Tax Department
Gov. Nelson
Windstorm kills woman and injures family on South Dakota farm
A severe windstorm demolished a Clark farm home killing an elderly woman and injuring two other residents. A second vehicle collided with a toppled tree while fleeing debris, injuring a woman, two children, and her husband escaped injury. Clark, South Dakota, 30 miles west of Watertown.
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Warkenthin
Clark
South Dakota
Watertown
Seven Killed In Two Industrial Explosions
Seven people die in separate blasts near Detroit and Mitchell Indiana. An oxygen plant at Ecorse Michigan owned by Union Carbide burns in a 70 by 100 foot blast, killing three men who were fathers to eight children. At Mitchell Indiana four workers die and a cleaning woman is among the injured as a nearly finished Lehigh Portland Cement building is wrecked by a natural gas explosion.
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Detroit
Mich
Mitchell
Ind
Linde
Union Carbide Corp
Ecorse
Lehigh Portland Cement Co
Indiana
Longshoremen Return to Docks as Strike Spreads
Longshoremen went back to work in New York after a one day stoppage that halted port activity. The nationwide maritime strike worsened with at least 150 ships idle in 30 ports on the East West and Gulf coasts. Oil producers urged Kennedy to invoke Taft Hartley for an 80 day cooling off period.
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New York
East
West
Gulf
Texas
Kennedy
North Texas Oil and Gas Association
United States— Queen of the
Europe
Constitution
Santa Rosa
United States
It's Good News At Camp McCoy six member pistol team named
Wisconsin's 32nd National Guard Division, with 9,000 soldiers, will receive 702000 dollars in pay Friday as training nears completion. A field event selected six shooters for the NRA matches at Camp Perry Ohio next month: Terry G. Webb Janesville Dale L. Erlandson Wausaukee Charles G. Jachim Rice Lake Fred N. Michalak Brookfield Max N. Tucker Antigo Howard B. Junkman Wisconsin Rapids.
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Camp Mccoy
Wisconsin
National Guard
National Rifle Association
Camp Perry
Ohio
Terry G. Webb
Janesville
Dale L. Erlandson
Wausaukee
Charles G. Jachim
Rice Lake
Fred N. Michalak
Brookfield
Max N. Tucker
Antigo
Howard B. Junkman
Wisconsin Rapids
Rural Postmen Win Praise From Wiley
Senator Alexander Wiley praised rural postmen at a Milwaukee banquet, commending their devotion to duty and public service during interruptions or changes in regular delivery schedules. He noted their unsung work and the value of consistent service.
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Milwaukee
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Wiley
Wisconsin Rural Letter Carriers Association
Dear Henry: Ann Landers On Concrete Jacks Question
Dear Henry Letters discuss weight of concrete slabs for children’s jack games in a Wichita Eagle column. Ann Landers explains a three by three foot slab weighs much more than expected even at one inch thickness. She notes builders advised and suggests a plywood alternative.
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Ann Landers
Wichita Eagle
Ma’m
Ann
Henry
G.I
New Jersey
Newark
Newt
D.E
Spring Pig Crop Up 7 Percent Over Last Year
The Agriculture Department reports the 1961 spring pig crop at 50,456,000 head and forecasts a 1961 fall crop of 42,500,000. Wisconsin's spring crop is 2,076,000 versus 2,018,000 last year. total 1961 production expected at 92,956,000 head, up 5 percent from last year. Farrowings and June inventories show gains with emphasis in the Midwest belt.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
Milwaukee, San Francisco Set for Thursday Baseball Showdown
Radio highlights list a 7:55 p.m. game time with Milwaukee visiting San Francisco in an MLB matchup. The feature promotes the Thursday broadcast and notes the two teams’ scheduled clash.
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WKTY
Milwaukee
San Francisco
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