Tariff Tables For Negotiators In Kennedy Round
Sylvia Porter explains a new two volume, 50 dollar reference created by the Committee for Economic Development. The guide lists comparative tariffs between the United States and the European Common Market to aid Geneva negotiators in the Kennedy Round. It notes potential impacts on autos wool farm goods and toys and games with rates highlighting imbalances and possible cuts.
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Sylvia Porter
Free World
Geneva
U.S
Europe
Christian A. Herter
Committee For Economic Development
United States
France
West Germany
General de Gaulle
Britain
Insurance agency sale and local store changes in Wisconsin
Willard P. Jones has sold Jones Insurance to Jackson County Insurance Agency. Delores Eddy takes over Melichar Store with same hours and product mix. Also notes on American Millwork expanding to locally manufacture Hastings aluminum awnings and BFG tariff debate. Several brief items from St Paul Milwaukee La Crosse and Sanitary Supply conventions and a W NASA.
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Black River Falls, Wis
Willard P. Jones
The
Jones Insurance Agency
Jackson County Insurance Agency, Inc
American Millwork Co., Inc
South Ave
Hastings
la Crosse
Daniel E. Kobs
Tri-State
Thomas E. Boyle
American Millwork
Boyle
Kobs
La Crosse Tribune Promotes Weekly National Advertising
The La Crosse Tribune issue announces a Friday centered weekly advertising feature. Distributors and dealers are urged to align their promotions with these national ads appearing in the newspaper.
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la Crosse Tribune
Wisconsin Senator Demands Campenni Quit Post
State Senator Jerris Leonard urged Proxmire to fire or resign Frank Campenni, his University of Wisconsin graduate student aide. Leonard blasted Proxmire for paying Campenni and warned of ethics erosion amid crime fears and party pressure.
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Leonard
Campenni
Pewaukee
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Frank Campenni
William Proxmire
Jerris Leonard
Milwaukee
Proxmire
Lake County
Republican Club
Senate
U.S. Treasury
Washington
Madison
John Gronouski
Happy Twirlers Elect Webb President of Club
William Webb is the new president of the Happy Twirlers square dancers. William Sauer is vice president, Raymond Wetterlin secretary, Blaine Bockenhauer treasurer, with Donald Trapp and Wesley Wells named to the board. On Tuesday May 28 the group will dance at Lincoln Junior High gym Frank Lane of Kansas will be caller. Ticket sales are limited. The club is sponsored by the La Crosse park and recreation department.
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William Webb
Happy Twirlers Square Dancers
William Sauer
Raymond Wetterlin
Blaine Bockenhauer
Donald Trapp
Wesley Wells
Lincoln Junior High
Frank Lane
Kansas
la Crosse Park and Recreation
Gas Center Hearing To Resume May 27
The Public Service Commission said its hearing on Milwaukee Gas Light Co.'s $443,883 Marshfield service center costs will be resumed in Madison on May 27. The review, started Feb 4, concerns costs more than doubling the initial approval with the company seeking final approval of the higher figure. A private appraisal report prompted continuation. the report has been received.
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Madison
Public Service Commission
Milwaukee Gas Light Co
Marshfield
PSC
Commission
Garage to Open Monday by Sidney Eldridge
Sidney L Eldridge of 705 Mormon Coulee Road will open a garage at 1618 George Street Monday specializing in foreign car repairs. He was service manager at Delta Import Motors for two years and previously managed a foreign auto dealer in Joliet Illinois. He holds diplomas from Greer Automotive Service and Repair School Chicago and from George R Willeys School of Carburetor and Ignition.
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Sidney L. Eldridge
Mormon Coulee Road
George St
Eldridge
Delta Import Motors
Joliet, Ill
Greer Automotive Service and Repair School
Chicago
George R. Willeys School of
Alabama Governor Wallace Prudent with Public and Personal Funds
Alabama governor George C. Wallace is frugal with both state and his own money. He rides in economy cars or with highway patrol officers, reserving his ceremonial Cadillac for special occasions.
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Alabama
Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Wallace Cuts Costs as Governor While Thrift Marks First Year
Wallace, 43, shuns official cars and luxury yachts, selling state vehicles and ordering bids on equipment. He bans alcohol at the mansion, seeks budget cuts, and touts thrift after promising to save millions in a four year term.
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Wallace
Capitol
University of Alabama Law School
Mozelle Wallace
State Health Department
Mobile
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Jones
Richard M. Falder
Jackson County Bank
Black River Falls
Melichar
German Hill
Cecil (Delores Eddy
Milton Melichar
George Anderson
Prospect
Goodrich
America
Anderson
BFG
R. A. Harris
Vice Press
Dent
B. F. Goodrich
Canada
Lim
the Hall Syndicate, Inc
ST. Paul
Minn
Pitney- Bowes
Stamford
Conn
Atlantic City
Carl E. Burgeson
Fred L. Knudsen
Thomas J. Dunn
Richard P. Anderson
Arnold Q. Strander
Knudsen
Will Mitchell Jr
W. L. Ringland
West Allis
W. H. Tanke
W. B. Honsinger
Norwood
Ohio
Lancaster
Robert E. Kluth
Armstrong Cork Co
Kluth
Readford Co
Ranum
Benton Harbor
Mich
Whirlpool Corp
Sunnyvale
Calif
Donald T. Ranum
Whirlpool
la Crosse State College
St. Joseph, Mich
Logan High School
Mathy Construction Co
Gordon H. Feinberg
Dolores M. Reichelt
Dorothy R. Reichelt
Sanitary Supply Co
S. 3Rd St
National Sanitary Supply Association
NSSA
Manhasset
N.Y
Fred W. Kessler
Alva
Canadian Club Chevrolet Christian Brothers Brandy
Colonald Copenhagen Snuff DeWitt’s Pills
Dean’s Pills
Dodge Dubuque Packing Company
Evinrude Motors
Pasteeth Fleischmann
Gerber's
Gilbey's
Guardian
Hahn-Eclipse Mowers
Hilex International Homes
Jim Beam
Mercury
Moon Faucet
Northern Natural Gas Company
Old Crow
Oldsmobile
Old Thompson
Jayne
Wisconsin
East
Happy Twirlers
Webb
Many Choice Records
Danny’s
Medary Garden Center
Alaska
Rex Thomas
Highway Patrol
Arden
National Party
Caner
the Old Crow Distillery CO
Frankfort, KY
Kentucky
Penney’s
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