Huber Amused by Knowles Offer As Democrats Boycott Hearing
Madison lawmakers clash over Governor Knowles tax and budget plans as Democrats stage a boycott of the public hearing on the $128.8 million tax bill while Republicans proceed. Speaker Robert Huber called Knowles offer a package of feelers and said the plan is unacceptable.
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State Bureau of Civil Defense
Employment Relations Board
Libya Welcomes U.S. Air Power Amid Oil Rich Ties
In Tripoli Wheelus airbase trains Libya's air force as U.S. personnel live largely apart from locals. King Idris negotiates with D. Allen Lightner Jr. and U.S. and British treaties shape Libya’s budget once oil royalties rose, with 1971 and 1973 end dates.
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U.S
D. Allen Lightner Jr
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Ern
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U.S. Air Force
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Ury
Nasser
Mahmoud Muntasser
Washington
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Cairo
Britain
Tobruk
Benghazi
el Adem
Court Asked To Reconsider Order In Sheppard Case
Dr. Sam Sheppard's attorney asks the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to rehear its ruling sending Sheppard back to prison for the 1954 murder of Marilyn Sheppard. Bailey seeks a new trial and a 20 day extension to reply.
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Ohio
Sam Sheppard
6Th
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Sheppard
Marilyn
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Appeals Court
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Hella Denies Influence In Bear Head Lake Land Purchase
State parks director A W Hella testified before a seven member House committee investigating the $30000 Bear Head Lake State Park land purchase. He denied any influence from four legislators including Sen Paul Thuet Rep Fred Cina Sen Thomas Vukelich and late Ser Gordon Butler. He said he was not influenced in the least.
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Fred Cina
Aurora
Sen
Thomas Vukelich
Gilbert
Ser
Gordon Butler
Duluth
Hella
Trempealeau Student Wins DeKalb Award
Trempealeau Wis Gary Meunier wins the 1965 DeKalb Agricultural Accomplishment Award announced by Trempealeau High School vocational agriculture instructor Albert Schultz. Meunier, son of Maurice and Mrs Meunier of Galesville, excelled in scholarship leadership and farm program activities. He led the Future Farmers chapter and 4-H clubs and raised registered Holstein cattle along with Poland China Hampshire hogs. He plans to attend La Crosse or River Falls State University.
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Wis
Gary Meunier
Albert Schultz
Trempealeau High School
Meunier
Maurice Meunier
Galesville
Future Farmer
Poland
China
Hampshire
la Crosse
River Falls State University
SBA Head Named International Boss of the Year
The National Secretaries Association International picks Eugene O Foley administrator of the Small Business Administration as international boss of the year. International president Hazel A Keller announced the selection on Wednesday. Foley, 36, from Wabasha Minnesota, has led the SBA since 1963, nominated by his secretary Frances L Gray.
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National Secretaries Association (International
Eugene O. Foley
Small Business Administration
Hazel A. Keller
Portland
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Foley
Wabasha
Statue Shatters From Wall At Rome Piazza
A marble statue from four seasons collection toppled from a 13 foot wall at the Piazza del Popolo in Rome Thursday night and shattered. Police probe whether the break was accidental or an act of vandalism.
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Watershed Projects Approved in Ten States by Senate Panel
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved watershed projects in ten states including Wisconsin’s Plum Creek watershed in Pepin and Pierce counties. Total cost for the projects is $1,126,447 with a federal share of $630,116. House approval had already been granted, completing authorization.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
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Senate Committee
Wisconsin
Plum Creek
Pepin
Pierce
House Agricultural Committee
Porch Collapse Injures Twenty at Convent School
A second floor porch at the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth convent in Des Plaines Illinois collapsed. Twenty women aged 17 to 20 were injured nine requiring hospital treatment. The injured were students at Dolores College training novitiates. hospital conditions were reported as good.
Mother Donates Kidney to Daughter in Mother's Day Operation
Mrs Inez Blackman checks into UC Medical Center for a Tuesday operation to donate a kidney to her daughter Mrs Stevens Canty who recently had both kidneys removed. The family lives in Daly City.
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Inez Blackman
Fined For Actions During Flood In La Crosse
A Mississippi boater in a restricted flood area was fined 54 dollars in La Crosse Municipal Court. Ernie M Jensen 51 of 603 S 8th St was arrested April 24 behind Luther an Hospital with an 18 horsepower motor stirring waves. Norman J Aylsworth 18 of 7082 Caledonia St was fined 14 dollars for driving over the Copeland Avenue dike. Aylsworth was arrested April 16.
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la Crosse Municipal Court
Ernie M. Jensen
S. 8Th St
Lutheran Hospital
Norman J. Aylsworth
Caledonia St
Copeland Avenue
Monitor Street
Aylsworth
First Protective Tariff Passed by Congress in 1789
The second Act of Congress enacted the first protective tariff. President Washington signed the tariff into law on July 4, 1789.
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Washington
Bill To Extend DST In Minn Clears Ist Hurdle
ST PAUL AP A statewide daylight saving bill moving from April to October time received a first committee approval by voice vote. Senator Raphael Salmore led the measure with opposition from Sen. Knudsen and Sen. Kroehler who argued the process was rushed. Mayors Vavoulis and Naftalin attended but did not speak as hearings continued with civic leaders urging action.
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Raphael Salmore
Stillwater
Senate
Eugene Knudsen
Kandiyohi
Franklin Kroehler
Henderson
George Vavoulis
St. Paul
Arthur Naftalin
Minneapolis
House General Legislation Committee
Dr Fox Elected Chairman of Wisconsin Medical Society Council
Dr. James C. Fox of La Crosse was chosen chairman of the council of the Wisconsin Medical Society at the Milwaukee state convention. Also elected were Dr. Frank E. Drew as president-elect and Dr. E. Nordby and Dr. F. L. Weston as vice chairmen and treasurer respectively.
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James C. Fox
la Crosse
Wisconsin Medical Society
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Whitefish Bay
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Madison
F. L. Weston
Fox
H. W. Carey
Lancaster
E. M. Dessloch
Prairie du Chien
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