Wisconsin Senator Defends Interstate Mental Patient Bill
Madison Wisconsin Democratic Senator Martin Schreiber defended a bill allowing psychiatrists to transfer mental patients across state lines when in the patient’s best interests. Opponents cited constitutionality and interstate commerce concerns, while supporters noted safeguards for civil rights. some letters accused the plan of being a communist plot.
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Milwaukee
Senate Public Welfare Committee
Martin Schreiber
Schreiber
Sen
Jerris Leonard
Leonard
Richard Smith
Jefferson
Pastor Marks 25th Anniversary In Sparta
Rev. Sigurd A. Urberg, first Trinity Lutheran Church pastor in Sparta, returns Sunday July 4 to observe the 25th anniversary of his ordination. He was ordained July 4, 1940 and will preach at 8:30 and 10 a.m. sermons.
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Wis
Sigurd A. Urberg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Urberg
Madison
Minn
O. M.skindrud
Mr. Urberg
Red China faces setback as Algiers conference delayed
Asian African meeting postponed amid Algerian unrest and protests. Chinese officials blamed imperialists for obstruction while Boumedienne supporters urged strikes and demonstrations. Chou Enlai, Nasser, and Sukarno held a brief summit as Soviet wheat arrived and U S wheat shipments departed Alexandria.
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Algiers
China
Damadd
United States
Viet Nam
Peking
Chou En-lai
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Sukarno
Ripon Aids Indian Youths In Upward Bound Pilot
Ripon College joins the Upward Bound pilot, serving 30 underprivileged Native American youths from Northern Wisconsin. The six week program runs Monday to August 6 on campus with morning classes, afternoon recreation, and evening supervised study. The college received 19,100 dollars in government funding.
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RIPON
Ripon College
Wisconsin
Accidental Weed Killer Drink Fatal in Oshkosh
Burton E. Hoger, 55, died after accidentally drinking weed killer found in a beer bottle. He was a brewery worker. a relative placed the bottle in the refrigerator thinking it contained beer. The incident occurred Monday in Oshkosh.
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Oshkosh
Burton E. Hoger
Hoger
Washington uses militia in 1794 Whisky Rebellion
The Whisky Rebellion arose from western Pennsylvania resistance to the excise tax on distilled spirits. President Washington deployed the National Guard to enforce federal law and quell the unrest.
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George Washington
National Guard
Pennsylvania
White House fellowships awarded to fifteen recruits
Fifteen of 3,000 applicants were named White House fellows at a ceremony in Washington. Winners will serve variously on the White House staff, the vice president’s office, or under cabinet officers, with stipends from seven thousand five hundred to twelve thousand dollars plus allowances for family.
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David C. Mulford
America
Maine
Rock Seafarers
Lawford
Ill
Socience University
Ing
St. Anthony’s College
Ety
Johnson
Oxford University
England
Lawrence Uni
Appleton
Wis
Bors
White House
Carnegie Foundation
Wisconsin Work Stoppages Cost 582000 Man-Days in 1964
Milwaukee led Wisconsin with five or more stoppages in 1964, as 81 work stoppages caused 582000 man-days of idleness nationwide. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 49900 workers were affected and Milwaukee contributed 267000 of the total due to 31 stoppages involving 23000 workers.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Milwaukee
Brandt urges gradual lowering of trade barriers
In Rome on Monday Willy Brandt urged a gradual reduction of trade barriers between Europe’s two economic communities as a step toward political union. He proposed that the European Common Market and the European Free Trade Association create a secretariat for political coordination.
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Rome
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Europe
European Common Market
European Free Trade Association
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