Film Star Seen as Human Panic Button
New York AP writer Hal Boyle argues movie stars are not glamorous but feel like a panic button. He notes stars face constant pressure, fear of failure, and loss of self confidence despite high pay. He recalls Hollywood visits and a failing bulldog delaying a Cary Grant scene.
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America
Boyle
Hollywood
Cary Grant
Ethel Barrymore
Cary
Miss Barrymore
O'Melia Named President-Elect of Wisconsin Bar
Donald C. O'Melia of Rhinelander is chosen as president-elect of the State Bar of Wisconsin and will join the executive committee, assuming the presidency in June 1965. Other officers elected include secretary Arno J. Miller of Portage and treasurer Edmund W. Powell of Milwaukee, with Lyall T. Beggs to become president in June.
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Arno J. Miller
Portage
Edmund W. Powell
Milwaukee
Lyall T. Beggs
Madison
Francis J. Wilcox
Eau Claire
Gerald T. Hayes
State Judicial Council
Tthe State Bar’s
James S. Fornary
Racine
James F. Clark
Fred E. Risser
Harold K. Geyer
Platteville
James D. Ghiardi
Will C. Gobel
Kenneth K. Luce
Truman Q. McNulty
William J. Mantyh
Thomas O'Meara
West Bend
Edward F. Zappen
Marshfield
Gerald H. van Hoof
The Star's Burden Public Life and Anonymity
A reflection on how fame subjects movie stars to constant recognition and fanfare. The piece compares star scrutiny with that of ordinary people, noting the paradox that anonymity can feel like a release only when a star can shop unseen, a freedom denied to many.
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Star
De Soto Graduation Held May 24 27 with Speakers
De Soto High School will hold baccalaureate services on Sunday May 24 with Rev. J F Master of West Prairie delivering the sermon. Commencement exercises are set for 8 p m Wednesday May 27 in the school auditorium with Howard Frederick of La Crosse State College as principal speaker.
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DE Soto
Wis
de Soto High School
Howard Frederick
la Crosse State College
J. F. Master
West Prairie
Ann Landers Advice on Family Discipline and Marriage
A reader seeks guidance on balancing discipline and affection with a stern West Point stepfather and a 12 year old stepson. Ann Landers warns warmth matters as much as orders and suggests outside help for the father role.
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Leslie
Rockefeller Optimism Grows in California Primary Fight
Gov Nelson Rockefeller broadens California tour amid attacks from Goldwater camp who accuse Rockefeller forces of a hatchet campaign Goldwater plans to fortify his push for the June 2 primary Rockefeller greets workers in Fresno and Oakland shakes thousands of hands and meets leaders in a long day He asserts the GOP can win the national election and urges defeating the present Democratic administration to restore principled leadership.
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Morrie Landsberg
San Francisco
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
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Goldwater
Fresno
New York
Oakland
Anaheim
Washington
Bill Signed On Acquiring Downer Site
Gov Reynolds signs a bill authorizing the State Building Commission to acquire Milwaukee Downer College property for 10 million dollars for addition to the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. Another measure caps county legal fees at 10 thousand with state paying excess. The governor also extends retirement benefits to deputy sheriffs and undersheriffs injured in duty and grants full death benefits to the Welch family of Outagamie County. A bill exempts the truck carrying the world’s largest cheese to the New York World's Fair from state license fees.
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Elwin Welch
Outagamie County
La Crosse Theater Wins Courtroom Stage for Play
The La Crosse Community Theater won County Board approval to stage Witness for the Prosecution in a Circuit Court setting next March. The theater plans two weekends in March and previously secured approval from Judge Lincoln Neprud, aiming to use the courtroom before the new courthouse opens.
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la Crosse
Tomah Pool Limited Use After Repairs Planned
The Tomah Common Council agreed to emergency repairs for the municipal pool after engineer Howard Vik assessed its condition. The 120 by 260 foot pool will be usable this summer but with limited use due to frequent draining and refilling to prevent pollution, a 24 hour drain and refill cycle needed for 800000 gallons of water.
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Tomah
Wis
Howard Vik
Legion Auxiliary Poppy Sale Set for Whitehall and Pigeon Falls
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary will run poppy sales in Whitehall and Pigeon Falls on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Norman Narva chairs the Whitehall sale and Mrs. Henry Paulson chairs the Pigeon Falls sale.
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Whitehall
Wis
American Legion Auxiliary
Pigeon Falls
Norman Narva
Henry Paulson
Hold Poppy Sale in Hokah May 23
Poppy day will be held in Hokah Minnesota on Saturday May 23 with Mrs Charles Sauer as chairman. She will be assisted by auxiliary members and grade school pupils.
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Hokah, Minn
Charles Sauer
Baccalaureate Rites Set In 4 Schools
Four area high schools schedule baccalaureate services for Sunday May 24 at 8 p.m. Viola High at Methodist Church Rev Clyde Cross, West Lima High in the school gym Rev Robert Schmitki, Royall High in Elroy gym Rev Emil Pedersen, Spring Grove High at Trinity Lutheran Church Rev Rolf Hanson.
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Viola High School
Clyde Cross
West Lima High School
Robert Schmitki
Richland Center
Royall High School
Elroy
Emil Pedersen
Spring Grove
Minn
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rolf Hanson
Thirteen Graduates From Blair Church Bible School
Thirteen pupils graduated from the high school Bible department of First Lutheran Church in Blair Wisconsin on Sunday. Mrs. William Duffield presented service hymnals and Ira Swenson, superintendent, handed out diplomas.
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Blair
Wis
First Lutheran Church
William Duffield
Ira Swenson
Court record praised on religion and school prayers
In Washington a Georgetown University law professor says the Supreme Court's record on religious freedom and church state matters is strong and argues against amending the Constitution to reverse school Bible readings and prayers. House hearings on amendments continue after a five week session. A separate bill proposes extending passport validity to five years with a $1 price increase, while English language use expands in Catholic Mass rites.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Chester J. Antieau
Georgetown University
Antieau
House Judiciary Committee
House
United States
Snake Hunter Dies Of Pet Cobra Bite In Miami
Shubert D. Lee a 28 year old snake hunter died after a cobra he kept as a pet bit him. His fiancee Florence Gutierrez said she heard him call her from their home and rushed him to a hospital where antivenom and a mechanical respirator kept him alive for two days before he died.
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Miami
Fla
Shubert D. Lee
Florence Gutierrez
Florence
Lee
May 31 Deadline For '63 Corn Loans in Iowa
May 31 is the deadline for farmers to place their 1963 corn crop under the support program in WAUKON. The closing dates for other 1963 crop loans or purchases have passed, according to Leo Livingst on, chairman of the Allamakee County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service.
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Waukon
Iowa
Leo Livingston
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