Cold War GI Bill Signed Into Law by Johnson
President Johnson signed the Cold War GI Bill in a White House ceremony, noting unanimous congressional passage. The measure creates education, housing loan, and limited medical benefits for veterans with over 180 days of service since Jan 31, 1955, with costs estimated at 350 million first year and 500 million by year five.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Congress
Perini Family Tax Take Topped 9 Million in Milwaukee
A tax accountant testified that the Braves earned more than 9 million for the Perini family during the club’s 10 Milwaukee seasons. Records show net income before taxes of 8,667,314 from 1953 to November 25, 1962, plus 445,302 in salaries to Louis Perini and other family members. The figures were disputed but later deemed admissible in the antitrust case.
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Milwaukee
Braves
Perini
Harry J. Miller Sr
Perini Corp
Boston
Chicago
Miller
Louis Perini
National League
Bowie Kuhn
Earl Jinkinson
Willard Stafford
Wisconsin
Stafford
Elmer Roller
Spain H-bomb crash secrecy ends with cleanup aims
U S officials say Spain pressed for no public comment after the Jan 17 crash of a B52 near Palomares exposing 2000 Spaniards to minor radiation risk. A missing fourth bomb remains, with crews and ships aiding a Mediterranean search while both nations pledge cooperation in a demonstration that no contamination occurred. Angier Biddle Duke and Manuel Fraga Iribarne plan a Palo Marés Beach swim with their sons.
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Bob Horton Washington
United States
Spain
Palomares
Mediterranean
Defense Department
U.S. Navy
U.S
Pentagon
State Department
Angier Biddle Duke
Manuel Fraga Iribarne
Palomares Beach
March Blizzard Buries Dakotas and Minnesota
A crippling March blizzard, touted as the worst in 50 years for central North Dakota, paralyzed travel across the Dakotas and northern Minnesota. Over a foot of snow fell with 25 to 50 mph winds, closing hundreds of schools and leaving motorists stranded while trains stalled near McLaughlin, South Dakota.
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Associated Press
North Dakota
Dakotas
Minnesota
McLaughlin
S.D
South Dakota
Great Lakes
Wadena
Minn
Milwaukee Road
Mobridge
Weather Bureau
Fergus Falls
Detroit Lakes
Milwaukee Port Plans Europe Office in Basel by April
Milwaukee Harbor Commission votes to establish a European office in Basel Switzerland by April 1. The panel will seek approval from the Common Council and Mayor Henry Maier.
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Milwaukee
Milwauke Harbor Commission
Basel
Switzerland
Harbor Commission
Henry Maier
Baby Born On Street In Trenton Suburb
Mrs James F E Sullivan, 18, was crossing a busy highway when she called for help. Police halted traffic and delivered a 6 pound 6 ounce baby in the middle of the road. Mother and child were in good condition at Seaway Hospital.
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Trenton
Mich
James FE. Sullivan
Detroit
Sullivan
Seaway Hospital
McNamara says no major Asian land war commitment
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara told senators that the United States does not face an unlimited, open ended commitment to a major land war in Asia in Vietnam. He warned of risks of war with China but argued for increased allied and U.S. forces to counter the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong buildup by end of 1966.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
U.S
McNamara
Asia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
China
United States
South Viet Nam
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Joseph S. Clark
Dpa
Clark
North Viet Nam
Franciscan Sisters form five provinces under new leadership
The Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration announce five provinces with appointed mothers provincial and councils effective Aug 1. Headquarters: Southern Wisconsin La Crosse Iowa Cedar Rapids Western Spokane Northern Wisconsin Wausau and a hospital province led by Sister Marie Therese Putz with temporary offices in Villa St. Joseph. St. Rose Convent remains motherhouse.
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Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration
St. Rose Convent
Market St
Ann Marie
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Western
Spokane
Wash
Wausau
Marie Therese Putz
St. Francis Hospital
Villa St. Joseph
St. Joseph Ridge
Order
St. Francis
Marie Therese
Rita Brunner
Antonice Walljasper
Mary Michael Costello
Dorothy Mulheron
Franciscan Sisters restructure under five provinces plan
Mother Ann Marie announced direct provincial control over the sisters in five provinces. Each province will assign and transfer sisters as needed while preserving most current placements. The community, about 1,200 members in 12 dioceses across eight states plus Guam and El Salvador, will divide after 116 years to ease central governance. Education spans from kindergarten to college with 90 elementary schools 22 high schools and one college. Sister Rita Brunner leads Southern Wisconsin province’s role amid the reorganization.
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Ann Marie
Wisconsin
Idaho
Iowa
Mississippi
Montana
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Guam
el Salvador
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Franciscan Sisters
Rita Brunner
Wis
La Crosse Sisters Aid Salvador Mission In Saint Anne Diocese
The La Crosse Sisters supervise a Latin American mission at Madre del Salvador School in Santa Ana El Salvador with four councilors Sister Theodorette Sister Valerie Sister Mynette and Sister Leontia assisting Sister Rita in provincial duties. The article lists counties Adams Buffalo Crawford Jackson Juneau La Crosse Monroe Portage Pipin Richland Trempealeau Vernon and Wood in the La Crosse Diocese along with the Madison Diocese and several southern states Alabama Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Kentucky and Mississippi.
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Rita
Theodorette
St. Joseph School
Bellevue
Iowa
St. Patrick Parish
Sparta
Valerie
Blessed Sacrament School
la Crosse
St. Mary Parish
Durand
Mynette
Viterbo College
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Mt. Carmel
Leontia
St. Michael Home
St. Augustine Parish
Harbur
Wisconsin
Adams
Buffalo
Crawford
Jackson
Juneau
Monroe
Portage
Pipin
Richland
Trempealeau
Vernon
Wood Counties
Madison
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Mis
Franciscan Sisters Run School System Across Midwest States
Sister Antonice Walljasper leads the Iowa Province with four councilors aiding her provincial duties. They supervise music in Franciscan schools across Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia. The Iowa Province covers Iowa and ten other states including Arkansas and Texas. Sister Mary Michael Costello noted.
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North Carolina
Ohio
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Antonice Walljasper
Iowa
Antonice
Louise Ann
St. Augustine School
Harbur
Francis Xavier
St. Angela Convent
Kuemper High School
Carroll
St. Joseph Parish
Dedham
Myra
St. Bernard Parish
Breda
Brenda
St. Mary
St. Mary Academy
Prairie du Chien
St. Aloysius Parish
Calmar
Arkansas
Colorado
Kansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Nebraska
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Texas
Mary Michael Costello
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