Sisterly rift over invites and marriage advice
Dear Ann Landers answers a reader about parental influence on two sisters who differ in popularity and invite dynamics, urging Debbie to make her own friends and Ginger not to pressure for invitations. The column then weighs prolonged courtship, noting marriage not for everyone and that some couples go together for years before marrying.
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Dear Ann Landers
Ann Landers
Ginger
Debbie
A. L
Madison Jaycees Win Bid For Convention
The Madison Junior Chamber of Commerce announced its bid to host the Outstanding Young Farmer convention in April 1964 was accepted by the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce. Five cities had competed for the event that annually names the nation's outstanding young farmer.
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Madison
Madison Junior Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Allocations For Dairymen Opposed By FB
Percy Hardiman president of the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation testified before the Senate Agricultural Committee opposing dairy bills that would allocate quotas to individual producers under federal marketing orders. He warned the broad allotment bills would cede too much authority to the secretary of agriculture and reduce farmer choice amid administration dairy controls. Senator William Proxmire argued his plan would curb production by incentivizing a differential price for Class I milk versus the current blend price.
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Washington
Percy Hardiman
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
Hardiman
Hartland
Senate Agricultural Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
William Proxmire
Baptie Speaks To Kiwanis Club
David Baptie of Hawkins Ash and Baptie urged Coulee Region Kiwanis to plan expenditures over years for maximum tax benefits under Internal Revenue regulations. He outlined options if IRS questions a taxpayer and advised legal counsel attend all meetings.
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Internal Revenue Regulations
Coulee Region Kiwanis Club
David Baptie
Hawkins, Ash
Baptie
Kiwanis Noon Club
Coulee Region Club
Internal Revenue Service
Cuban Cardinal Arteaga Betancourt Dies in Havana
Manuel CardinalArteaga Betancourt, 83, Roman Catholic archbishop of Havana, died Wednesday after a year of ill health. He was ordained in 1904, consecrated bishop in 1942, and named a cardinal in 1945. Betancourt.
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Havana
Manuel Cardinal Arteaga Betancourt
Cardinal Arteaga
Road Studies Under Way Reynolds Says
Gov John W Reynolds announced three study areas to stimulate Wisconsin highway construction. These include changing how funds are distributed to favor high traffic routes, considering higher gasoline taxes, and issuing bonds to finance roads as they are used. He cited his Washington trip seeking more interstate mileage and stressed paying own way while noting farm to market roads serve hundreds of school buses.
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Reynolds
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin Road Builders Association
Washington
Home Medic Course Offered At Trempealeau
Trempealeau Wis The first meeting of a medical self help course will be held at 7 p m Thursday March 21 in the full purpose room of the grade school The course aims to teach the public how to treat injuries and provide care for the sick in case of a nuclear attack or other disaster Dean Mewhorter eighth grade teacher at Trempealeau will be the instructor There is no charge for the course Interested persons are encouraged to attend.
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Dean Mewhorter
Trempealeau
Fined For Evading State Income Taxes
Willard H. Langhenry of Cincinnati, former Madison paint firm sales manager, was fined 500 dollars and costs after pleading no contest to not filing state income tax returns for 1957 58 and 59. He must pay 3,485 dollars covering taxes due, interest and penalties. his income for the period was 38,000 dollars, and timely payments would have reduced the tax to 1,243 dollars.
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Madison
Willard H. Langhenry
Cincinnati
Ohio
Langhenry
Ralph F. Kamm
Kamm
U S Aid Total Reaches Above One Hundred Billion
The article reports that total U S foreign aid since World War II will exceed 100 billion dollars in the current year. Presidential adviser Gen Lucius D Clay heads a committee assessing how aid promotes U S security and how it could be improved. France and Britain remain large recipients in 1962 while India, Korea, Turkey and Pakistan are major 1962 recipients.
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Washington
U.S
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
Agen. Lcy For
Congress
France
Britain
India
Korea
South Viet Nam
Turkey
Pakistan
North Atlantic
Delegates Discuss Welding Six Protestant Denominations Into One
A three day Oberlin College conference in Oberlin Ohio ends with 54 delegates from six denominations exploring uniting Methodist Church Protestant Episcopal United Presbyterian Disciples of Christ Evangelical United Brethren and United Church of Christ into one church. Leaders say merger would be complex but participants are seriously committed to union and plan a Montreal meeting in July with observers from 15 denominations.
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Oberlin
James I. McCord
Elmer J. F. Arndt
Turedly
McCord
Princeton Theological Seminary
Presbyterian
Montreal
Mailers Reach Tentative Pact In New York Shutdown
Mayor Wagner announced tentative agreement on terms for a new contract between eight closed New York newspapers publishers and the Mailers Union. He urged Local 6 to reconsider his settlement formula and proposed a membership vote next Sunday at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Mailers Union
Mailers
Wagner
International Typographical Union
Madison Square Garden
Retired Rural Sociology Chair John Kolb Dies at 74
Prof John H Kolb 74 former head of the University of Wisconsin Rural Sociology Department died of a heart attack at his Palo Alto home. A Berlin Wisconsin native, he gained national prominence for studies of rural neighborhoods and retired in 1958 after 38 years with Wisconsin. He leaves a widow a son and two daughters.
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Palo Alto, Calif
John H. Kolb
University of Wisconsin Department of Rural Sociology
Berlin
Wis
Kolb
University of Wisconsin
Ethics panel at La Crosse teachers meeting discussed code
A proposed code of ethics for educators was debated at a joint La Crosse Teachers Club and La Crosse Education Association meeting held Tuesday at Coleman Vocational and Adult School. About 200 attended with Borghild Olson moderating. Participants included John Bjorge president of the Wisconsin Education Association Edward Gollnick of Madison Dr. Kenneth Fish La Crosse State College faculty and Alta Snyder Roosevelt School.
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la Crosse Teachers Club
la Crosse Education Association
Coleman Vocational and Adult School
Borghild Olson
Jefferson School
John Bjorge
Wisconsin Education Association
Edward Gollnick
Madison
WEA
Kenneth Fish
la Crosse State College
Alta Snyder F
Roosevelt School
Man Dies After Auto Hit While Aiding Woman
An Outagamie County man 61 was killed on Highway 51 as he wrapped his coat around a woman struck by a truck. The woman, Mary Augustine 51, had been injured and died later. another victim, Anthony Bohman 57 of Marathon, died in a separate two car crash on Highway 29 near Wausau. The 1963 highway toll reached 125, same as last year.
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Marathon County
August Herman Drier
Seymour
Berlin Memorial Hospital
Mobile
Drier
Mary Augustine
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