Protests Echo Over Kenosha Campus Site Choice
Madison AP State Building Commission heard more than 100 protesters on the Kenosha County site for a new UW campus. Critics urged Bong Air Force Base near Kansasville, while Gov Knowles and assemblymen pressed Peiper for specifics amid claims of political influence. Molinaro denied discussions with Harrington and challenged the accuser. About 25 supporters wore Kenosha Racine unite pins but spoke after morning protests.
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Guilbert Peiper
Summers
Peiper
Warren P. Knowles
Building Commission
Knowles
Angelo Greco
D-Milwaukee
Frank Nikolay
Abbotsford
George Molinaro
D - Kenosha
Fred Harvey Harrington
Kenosha Racine United For
Conclusion Jumping
Henpecked police write more tickets than bosses at home. Bankers wear vests more often than other workers. Kids and dogs today lack the fun of 50 years ago. Men with clammy palms hold on the longest during handshakes.
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New York
FDA rules out Krebiozen testing in humans
The FDA commissioner confirmed no investigational new drug application for Krebiozen will be considered. Dr. James L. Goddard rejected a two page letter from Marko Durovic of Chicago, stating the material is not suitable for human testing and the interstate distribution ban remains justified.
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Washington
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
James L. Goddard
FDA
Marko Durovic
Chicago
Goddard
Durovic
Krebiozen
Stevan Durovic
Marko
Marshfield Boy Dies In Farm Accident
Steven Hegg aged 4 of rural Marshfield was fatally injured Monday when riding a wagon pulled by a tractor. He fell from the wagon and a wheel ran over him in the farm incident.
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Marshfield
Steven Hegg
New Yorker to Speak at Welfare Parley in Wisconsin
Mitch ell Ginzberg New York City commissioner of welfare will keynote the 30th annual Wisconsin Public Welfare Association conference opening May 17. Other speakers include William Kellett Menasha Kimberly-Clark Corp board chair and Justice Nathan Hefernan Wisconsin Supreme Court. Edward Buxton Beaver Dam a Dodge County Welfare Department supervisor is conference chairman.
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Lake Delton
Mitchell Ginzberg
New York City
Wisconsin Public Welfare Association
William Kellett
Menasha
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Nathan Heffernan
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Edward Buxton
Beaver Dam
Dodge County Welfare Department
May 10 1966 Today in History highlights major events
Today marks the 130th day of 1966. Notable events include the Promontory spike ceremony completing the first transcontinental railroad in 1869 and Jefferson Davis capture in 1865. Also noted are Bell’s 1876 telephone demo and wartime attacks in 1940 41 and 45.
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Associated Press
Promontory
Utah
Jefferson Davis
Irwinville
Alexander Graham Bell
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Germany
Belgium
Holland
London
Chamber of the
House of Commons
Westminster Abbey
Honshu
Kyushu
Shikoku
Cyprus
Wednesday Evening Roast Sirloin Beef Corned Beef and Cabbage
A brief menu note lists a roast sirloin of beef with corned beef and cabbage for a Wednesday evening meal. The reader is invited to enjoy a hearty home style dinner.
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Tammy
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Arcadia Fryer
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