Reynolds backs Wisconsin junior college plan and feasibility
Gov. John W. Reynolds urged forming a state two year college system after Assembly support for a community college bill. He proposed a citizens committee to draft guidelines while warning funds for county teachers colleges may be cut by 1968. He also rejected a sales tax compromise.
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Madison
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Assembly
State Coordinating Committee On Higher Education
State University
Rickover Declares New Sub Seaworthy
In Vallejo California Vice Admiral Hyman G Rickover declared the Navy s new nuclear powered submarine Andrew Jackson seaworthy after two days of sea tests The 13th Polaris missile firing sub steamed at full power both surfaced and submerged and then headed out for further testing expected to last about two days to complete trials under radar alerting conditions.
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Vallejo
Calif
Hyman G. Rickover
Andrew Jackson
Navy
Rickover
Two Wisconsin Cities Dropped From Job Distress List
The Labor Department removed Park Falls and Sturgeon Bay from the nation's list of areas with substantial and persistent unemployment.
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Washington
Park Falls
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Labor Department
Jobs Loom Larger For Jobless As Teens Enter Labor Pool
U P A reports better times bring more jobs but unemployment stays high. In June counts may rise as more youths and part time workers enter the labor force, with long-term jobless still facing scarce opportunities for skilled work. The government cites 68 million employed and 4.1 million unemployed with 5.7 percent jobless rate, while April’s labor force surpasses 72 million.
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New York
Psychiatrists urged to join the firing line
Dr. C. H. Branch, president of the American Psychiatric Association, urged psychiatrists to engage more in community problems. He said many clinicians treat higher income patients and hospitalized cases, urging care for the emotionally ill across society as President Kennedy pushes mental health programs.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Kennedy
C. H. Hardin Branch
American Psychiatric Association
Branch
University of Utah College of Medicine
The
Association
Viroqua Woman Awarded 4500 Damages in Car Accident
Mary Morse former Viroqua librarian received 4500 damages from a circuit court jury in Viroqua. She sued Clayton Fish and State Farm Mutual Insurance Co. for injuries from a 1962 crash when struck while crossing a street. The jury apportioned 75 percent negligence to Fish and 25 percent to Morse. Additional medical bills were stipulated.
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Viroqua
Wis
Mary Morse
Clayton
Wisconsin Minnesota join hearings on dairy prices in 10 markets
Wisconsin and Minnesota spokesmen qualified to attend joint hearings on prices paid to farmers in 10 northeastern markets. Wisconsin Attorney General George Thompson argued for broader access, saying the state has the most efficient dairy industry and should sell in all reachable markets. The hearing covered proposed amendments to Class One bottling milk pricing across Greater Boston to Connecticut markets.
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New York
Wisconsin
Minnesota
William J. Moore
Dairymen’s League
Moore
G. Osmond Hyde
Harry Jordan
Farmers’ Cooperative
Iowa
George Thompson
Madison
George F. Sicker
Robert J. Williams
Thompson
Connecticut
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Election May Cost $25 For Each Vote
Campbell County officials estimate the May 28 election could cost the county $25 per voter in precinct 2-A. Urban renewal reduced the precinct to two voters, Michael Maloney and his brother, both residents of the courthouse. It will cost about $50 to install a voting machine and staff four judges.
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Newport
Campbell County
Michael Maloney
University of Iowa Music Professor Dies at 65
Hans Koelbel, 65, a longtime University of Iowa music faculty member since 1937, died Monday of a heart attack in Iowa City. Born in Oelsnitz Germany, he came to the United States in 1922 and previously played cello with NBC and CBS orchestras.
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Iowa City, Iowa
Hans Koelbel
University of Iowa
Koelbel
Oelsnitz
Germany
United States
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Registration of Kindergarteners Set at State Road School
Registration for five year olds before December 1 at State Road School is set for 1 p.m. Friday. Parents may register children who will be five by that date. attendance by the child is not required.
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State Road School
Sales Restriction Upheld By New Jersey Court
The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled 6-0 to uphold a state law dating to 1873 restricting sales of contraceptives. Sanitary Vendors Inc. of Newark challenged the law to offer contraceptives via vending machines in gas stations and diners. Chief Justice Weintraub did not vote.
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Trenton
N.J
State Supreme Court
Sanitary Vendors Inc
Newark
Joseph Weintraub
Pleads Innocent To Tax Evasion Charge
Alex Van den Heuvel 55 of Marion Waupaca County cheesemaker pleaded innocent before U S District Judge Robert Tehan to filing fraudulent income tax returns. He reported 1956 to 1959 income of 13907 with taxes 951 while government says 61660 income and 11511 tax were due.
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Milwaukee
Alex Vanden Heuvel
Waupaca
U.S
Robert Tehan
Vanden Heuvel
Marion
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