FDR Jr Enters New York Governor Race
Franklin D Roosevelt son of the 32nd president declares his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for New York governor. He resigns as chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission after weeks of speculation. Opponents include Nelson Rockefeller and Eugene H Nickerson with Howard Samuels also vying for the nomination.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eugene H. Nickerson
Nassau County
Howard Samuels
Frank D. O’connor
New York City
Lawmakers Consider Funding Interstate Projects and Taxes
Assemblyman Willis Hutnik proposes bonding for completion of the Tomah Eau Claire and Tomah La Crosse interstates by 1969, with municipalities allowed to borrow for state road work and state covering interest. Other actions include a $2.5 million state employee pay increase proposal and a sales tax exemption for coin operated cleaners. Senate weighs a six year clerk term and a plan to abolish cooperative educational service agencies to centralize control.
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Tomah
Eau Claire
la Crosse
Willis Hutnik
Ladysmith
Chester Dempsey
Hartland
Senate Welfare Committee
Cooperative Educational Service
Compromise Reached In Gym Wear Dispute In Wisconsin
In New Glarus Wisconsin an Amish eighth grade girl will wear gym clothes made by her mother and use a private dressing room and curtained shower after a school board compromise. The decision follows her father Jonas Yoder's objections to gym attire and mandatory showers and was approved at the Tuesday night board meeting.
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New Glarus
Wis
Jonas Yoder
Eagles as Gentle Pets in Captivity Myth Debunked
The article argues that eagles raised in captivity become affectionate and loyal pets, noting that their reputed ferocity is exaggerated and not inherent to their nature.
Cows Slaughter Protest Planned By Wisconsin Farmers
About 200 Marathon County farmers plan a dairy cow slaughter sale at Marathon City on May 17 to protest the Johnson Administration policies. They cite higher cheddar imports and reduced butter purchases for the armed forces as the motive, noting a prior sale in Pittsville removed 87,000 pounds of cheese or 870,000 pounds of milk from the market.
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Marathon City
Wis
Wisconsin
Johnson
Marathon County
Pittsville
Wood County
Medical Leaders Recognized for 50 Years in Practice
The American Medical Society honors leaders including Dr. Luther R. Leader of Royal Oak Michigan and Dr. Kenneth O Neumann of Lafayette Indiana for fifty years in medicine. Other honorees span states with Drs Rogne Grigsby Corso Koch Boldt Sholtes Koch Davin Harper Sisk Egan Schubert Walker Taylor Roth Rosenberger Neil McCormick Maas Wilkinson and more.
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American Medical Society
Luther R. Leader
Royal Oak
Mich
Michigan State Medical Society
Kenneth 0. Neumann
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana State Medical Association
B. E. Montgomery
Harrisburg
Ill
Illinois State Medical Society
Rogne
R. O. Grigsby
Ashland
Xavier Corso
Beaver Dam
Herman D. Koch
Berlin
Rudolph E. Boldt
Buttrenut
Clause A. Sholtes
Fort Atkinson
Vincent W. Koch
Janesville
Charles C. Davin
Kenosha
Carl S. Harper
Ira R. Sisk
Madison
William J. Egan
Frank J. Schubert
Lynn J. Walker
Milwaukee
William A. Taylor
Portage
Walter C. Roth
Racine
Andrew I. Rosenberger
Santa Barbara
Calif
Francis P. Neil
Thorp
William C. McCormick
Tomahawk
David A. Maas
Webster
John J. Wilkinson
West Allis
Former Missouri Governor Henry S. Caulfield Dies
Henry S. Caulfield 92, Republican governor of Missouri from 1929 to 1933, died Wednesday. He was the oldest of Missouri's four living former governors and had served as a U S representative in 1907-08 and sought the U S Senate in 1938.
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ST. Louis
Henry S. Caulfield
Missouri
Caulfield
U.S
Congress
U.S. Senate
Ca Mau
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
South Viet Nam
Horticulturist Alfred Putz Dies at 74 in Camden
Alfred Putz a Camden New Jersey horticulturist who authored a garden column for the New York Herald Tribune Sunday edition for 35 years died on Wednesday at age 74.
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Camden
N.J
Alfred Putz
New York Herald Tribune
Kiwanis Listens to Soil Conservation Talk
La Crosse County agent Keith Kuehn told the Coulee Region Kiwanis Club that soil loss to erosion across the United States amounts to land area larger than Kansas. He urged both farmers and city dwellers to support conservation by learning needs, backing laws, obeying wildlife rules, and engaging in watershed movements.
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Keith Kuehn
la Crosse County
Coulee Region
Kiwanis Club
Kuehn
United States
Kansas
One-Sided Space Information Says Doctor Reports
Dr. Charles A. Berry told the Rhode Island Medical Society that American spaceflight data exchanges with Russians remain largely one sided. He noted Russian scientists are gradually sharing more as he and a Russian doctor prepare to cochair a conference in Spain after a Las Vegas meeting.
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Providence
R.I
Charles A. Berry
Rhode Island Medical Society
Las Vegas
Spain
Language notes on British candidate residency rules
The article states that British candidates for office do not have to live in their constituency, outlining a rule about residency requirements and political eligibility. It highlights the potential implications for candidate choice and local representation in elections.
Kastenmeier seeks fifth House term in Wisconsin
Representative Robert W. Kastenmeier of Wisconsin announced his candidacy for a fifth term in the U S House of Representatives. The announcement signals continued Democratic leadership in his district as he seeks re election.
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Washington
Robert W. Kastenmeier
D-Wis
House
Poisonous lizard at large in Boston roams Roxbury homes
An 18 inch gila monster escaped from a Roxbury pet shop and remains at large as authorities warn its venom could kill a child. Shop partner Anthony Scott notes the reptile is aggressive when warmed while cold slows it but a bite could seriously injure or kill a child under 10. Dr. John C. Kirkpatrick says antidote serum exists at Boston City Hospital.
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Boston
Roxbury
Anthony Scott
John C. Kirkpatrick
Boston City Hospital
Scott
Jailed farmer Larson may get competency trial ruling
Polk County inmate Andrew O. Larson, jailed 27 years for murder, may receive a new competency hearing as Judge Hans O. Chommie weighs the habeas corpus order that vacated the original judgment. The Stillwater prisoner's confession and rights were questioned after a district court judge called the prior trial a sham.
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Crookston
Minn
Polk County
Stillwater
Andrew O. Larson
Carl Syverson
Fosston
Larson
William T. Johnson
Washington County
Robert Peterson
Hans 0. Chommie
Thief River Falls
Peterson
Johnson
Increase in Indian aid fund recommended
The Interior Department recommends raising the revolving fund for expert assistance to Indian tribes in claims before the Indian Claims Commission from 900000 to 1100000. As of March 1 the fund had approved loans totaling 800404 with 444706 pending against a 99596 balance.
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Washington
Indian Claims Commission
Interior Department
Department
Dinner To Honor Teacher Toland At La Crosse State
Dr. Marie Toland retiring after 29 years of teaching and theater direction at La Crosse State University will be honored at a farewell testimonial dinner at 6 30 p m Friday May 20 in the Student Union Hall of Presidents. Reservations through May 16 with Mrs Theodora Richter. Keynote speaker Robert L Frederick with Dr M O Graff Mona Syneground and others from the university community and Alpha Psi Omega participating.
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Marie Toland
la Crosse State University
Student Union Hall of Presidents
Theodora Richter
Robert L. Frederick
M. O. Graff
Lawrence M. Engelhard
la Crosse
Mona Syneground
West Salem
Alpha Psi Omega
Emerson '‘Walling
Robert West
Viroqua
Toland
la Crosse State
Marriage by Proxy: An Oriental Custom in the West
A notable cultural note discusses the practice of marriage by proxy, a custom from the East that has not gained traction in Western society and remains largely unfamiliar to Western readers.
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