Weather Outlook Sees Scattered Showers Across Central Rockies to Mid Atlantic
A broad forecast calls for scattered showers and thunderstorms stretching from the Central Rockies eastward across the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley to the Middle Atlantic coast. Minimum temperatures include Seattle 53, Los Angeles 58, Denver 45, Phoenix 65, Duluth 48, Chicago 70, New York 68, and Miami 78.
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Reynolds Releases State Demo Delegates To Vote For Johnson
Gov. John W. Reynolds, a favorite son candidate, releases Wisconsin's Democratic delegates to cast a unanimous ballot for President Johnson on the first roll call. The state convention named Jeanette Swed national committeewoman and David Carley to succeed Lucey. Reynolds said the release aims to let Wisconsin voters participate in Johnson's nomination, while pending attorney general guidance on preballot release remains.
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Bayside
David Carley
Madison
Patrick J. Lucey
Byrnes
Democratic Party
Lyndon B. Johnson
Louis Hanson
Nerve Transplant Restores Feeling In Teacher’s Hand
Blanche Sheets a Los Angeles schoolteacher received a three inch nerve graft restoring sensation to her right wrist or spanking hand The operation was performed December 1962 by Dr Leonard Marmor at UCLA Medical Center as part of early human nerve homograft experiments The donor nerve came from a freshly amputated leg and researchers say the graft serves as a conduit for the patient’s own nerve fibers to regrow Motor function restoration remains uncertain.
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American Medical Association
Blanche Sheets
Sheets
Leonard Marmor
University of California At Los Angeles Medical Center
Marmor
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Khrushchev Receives Cold Welcome in Stockholm Sweden
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Stockholm aboard the Bashkiria amid icy newspaper protests demanding word on Raoul Wallenberg. Police in force, leaflets denouncing Khrushchev as a murderer circulated as Sweden reaffirmed its neutral stance while awaiting talks.
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Europe
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Today in History June 22 1964 Major events noted
Brief chronology of past world events tied to June 22 including the 1807 Chesapeake Leopard clash Captain James Barron’s surrender the 1773 Dominican settlement the 1812 Napoleon attack order the 1937 Joe Louis boxing title the 1940 Compiegne armistice and later political shifts in Canada and Argentina.
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Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
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Lester Pearson
Canada
Antigo Youth Wins State Teen Driving Contest
James Kubiak of Antigo won first in the Wisconsin teen age driving road course contest, earning a $50 bond and a trip to the national finals in Washington D C July 27 31. Greg Rohde Two Rivers took second with a $25 bond and plaque, while David Krause Shawano got a similar bond for third among ten regional winners.
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Wisconsin Junior Chamber of Commerce
James Kubiak
Antigo
Washington, D.C
Greg Rohde
Two Rivers
David Krause
Shawano
Contract Awarded to La Crosse Garment for Sleeping Bags
A $327,691.44 contract for 51 768 mountain sleeping bags was awarded by the Defense Clothing and Textile Supply Center in Philadelphia to La Crosse Garment Mfg. Co. The Center operates under the Defense Supply Agency.
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Philadelphia
la Crosse Garment Mfg. Co
S. 7Th St
Defense Supply Agency
Mikoyan Visits Indonesia Aims to Check Red China Influence
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan began an 11 day visit to Jakarta on an official trip. He seeks to limit Beijing's sway within Indonesia's Communist party and strengthen ties with Indonesia.
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Indonesia
Jakarta
Anastas I. Mikoyan
China
Communist Party
Students Return To Classes In Seoul
Nearly 100000 high school students in Seoul returned to classes today for the first time since the government closed all schools in the capital June 3 to quell riotous antigovernment demonstrations led by students.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Historical Society elects leaders for three year terms
Black River Falls man Erwin E. Homstad was re elected treasurer of the State Historical Society at a Whitewater meeting. Scott M. Cutlip a UW Madison journalism professor was elected president. All officers will serve three year terms.
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Wis
Erwin E. Homstad
State Historical Society
Whitewater
Scott M. Cutlip
University of Wisconsin
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