Redistrict Bill Abolishes 9th District In Western Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Assembly passed a Republican redistricting bill late Wednesday ending the 9th district in western Wisconsin and creating a new 9th for Waukesha County and Milwaukee suburbs. Green County moves to the 2nd District, altering county assignments and potentially aiding GOP chances in the 2nd and 3rd districts.
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Madison
Assembly
Gaylord Nelson
Green County
Anderson
John W. Reynolds
Henry Schadeberg
Burlington
Green
Wisconsin
Waukesha
Milwaukee
Lester Johnson
Black River Falls
Vernon Thomson
Richland Center
Johnson
Thomson
Walter G. Hollander
Rosendale
Joint Finance Committee
Tenta- Ben Riehle
Athens
Reynolds
Hollander
Washington
Free Lance Raids On Cuba Discouraged Says U S Official
U S agencies including the FBI and Coast Guard are working to discourage hit and run raids by Cuban refugees on Cuba in line with President Kennedy policy. Officials say such tactics may backfire and risk a new U S Soviet crisis while noting Navy limits on intercepting foreign-flagged vessels.
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Washington
FBI
U.S. Coast Guard
Castro
Cuba
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
United States
Soviet Union
Florida
Coast Guard
U.S
Customs Bureau
Immigration Service
U.S. Navy
Navy
State Department
Castro Threatens Long Range Bombers and Convoy Firepower
Fidel Castro warned Cuba may arm long range bombers and naval escorts to protect shipping if the United States does not curb exile raids. He blamed U S actions for attacks on Soviet freighters by Cuban exiles, signaling a potential widening of the conflict.
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Moscow
United States
Lgov
Isabela de Lagua
Cuba
State Department
U.S
Caribbean
Lincoln White
Department
Isabela de Sagua
Commando L
Miami
Havana
Key West
Castro
Justice Department
FBI
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Washington
Frost Still Deep in Wisconsin Despite Thaw Progress
Wisconsin frost depths average over 20 inches as thaw begins. Surface melting is under way with soils in the south dry enough to speed field work once thawing continues. Snow cover declines while the deepest snows persist in North Central counties.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Public streams access must be 60 feet wide along routes
Madison public access to lakes and streams must be connected to a public highway and remain 60 feet wide at both high and low water marks. Attorney General George Thompson said the width applies even when linked to roads narrower than 60 feet and private roads do not meet the rule. Another opinion states school boards may hire town board members as drivers but may not hire their own members.
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Madison
George Thompson
Frank Zeidler
Thompson
Terence N. Hickey
Sawyer County
Counties Form Regional Plan Commission in Wisconsin
Representatives from 13 western Wisconsin counties met at the Holiday Inn in La Crosse to form a steering committee for a regional resource planning commission. The group, including state Planning officials and Mississippi River Parkway members, outlined steps to establish boundaries and secure state approval.
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Regional Plan Commission
la Crosse Tribune Farm Reporter
Wisconsin
Holiday Inn
Philip Lewis
Eugene Molitor
al Karjetski
Sherman Weiss
Walter Bean
Walter Rowlands
State Department of Resource Development
Joseph Rohrer
la Crosse
Irvin Mattson
Stockholm
Mississippi River Parkway Commission
Grant
Crawford
Vernon
Jackson
Trempealeau
Buffalo
Monroe
Richland
Pepin
Chip
Johnson
Veth
Rohrer
Harry S. Truman
Minneapolis
New Orleans
United States
Mattson
Charles Coburn
Crawford County
Percy Sandwick
de ‘Aia Vernon
Ben Potter
Warlrens
Joe Roskos
Independence
Gordon Feinberg
Chris Castlberg
Durand
Rudy Wagner
Tomah
Ed ‘McKenzie
St. Croix Falls
Polk
Joe Kittleson
Prescott
Pierce
Chippewa County
A. J. Francour
la Crosse County
Alderman Moves for County Reapportionment in Wisconsin
Alderman Lawrence J. McCormick prepared a resolution urging Madison to pursue federal court action to gain more equitable Dane County Board representation in response to the U S Supreme Court one person one vote ruling. The step could prompt broader reapportionment efforts in Wisconsin counties and districts.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Lawrence J. McCormick
United States Supreme Court
McCormick
Dane County
Georgia
High Court
Seek Extension For Mexican Labor
Washington growers urged Congress to extend the Mexican farm labor program for at least two more years. Spokesmen from growers associations told a House Agriculture subcommittee that domestic workers remain unavailable in sufficient numbers for planting and harvesting crops this season.
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Washington
Congress
House Agriculture Subcommittee
Facial Appearance To Shock Wife-Flores Faced Seven Week Ordeal
Pilot Ralph Flores waits in Whitehorse to reunite with wife Teresa after a six week wilderness ordeal near the British Columbia Yukon border. She arrives as Miss Klaben plans to depart Seattle for Whitehorse to join her. Officials review survival gear rules after the crash. Flores, a devout Mormon, lost teeth and a fractured jaw but remains hopeful. A snowstorm threatens travel to the crash site and for a press bid on his survival story.
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Whitehorse
Yukon
Terri Story
Ralph Flores
Teresa
California
San Bruno
Calif
Flores
Helen Klaben
Brooklyn
N.Y
British Columbia-Yukon
Miss Klaben
Arthur
Wethersfield, Conn
Seattle
Canada
Department of Transport
Northland
Transport Department
Edmonton
Population makeup of proposed Republican districts
Madison AP reports changes in a GOP reapportionment bill detailing current representatives and district populations. Districts enumerate who remains or is added, with counties removed or shifted and new district boundaries described for Milwaukee area suburbs and surrounding counties.
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Madison
Schadeberg
Green County
Kastenmeier
Waukesha
Thomson
R. Buffalo
Jackson
Pepin
Pierce
Trempealeau
Zablocki
City of
Milwaukee
Reuss
Milwaukee County
van Pelt
Green Lake County
Laird
R. Green Lake County
Clark, Forest
Lincoln
Taylor
Byrnes
R. Florence
Forest
Payload trouble postpones Explorer 17 satellite launch
Payload problems forced a postponement of the Explorer 17 launch from Cape Canaveral. NASA cited a flaw in a mass spectrometer to be replaced from Goddard Space Laboratory. The Delta rocket was set to launch between 9 p.m. and midnight with the Saturn booster testing prior stages and later missions toward Apollo moonflight plans.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Goddard Space Laboratory
Maryland
Explorer 17
Delta
Saturn
Atlantic Ocean
Cape
Earth
Moon
Lunar
Minnesota Men Sentenced In Fargo
Two Minnesota men were sentenced in Cass District Court. Byron Martin of Cloquet received 5 to 10 years for first degree robbery after allegedly slugging a grocery operator and taking $10 to $15 from the register. Paul Huseth of Moorhead drew six months to a year for assault with a dangerous weapon from a January street fight.
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Minn
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Raymond J. Crowley
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Justice
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Rowland
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Fish and Wildlife Service
Park Department
Wife—Flores
By Dale Nelson
One
Mrs. Flores
Arthur Klaben
Armatha Risinger
St. Louis
Pee Eeeene Daily
Howard Benedict
Minnesota
Fargo
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