Chief Clerk Larsen Guides Wisconsin Senate Rules
Lawrence R. Larsen, long-time chief clerk, shapes Senate procedure since 1935. Known for stern presence, vast legislative lore, and cross party respect, he has mentored dozens of legislators and helped many rise to top state offices.
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Garbage disposers split cities over sewer, health and costs
The piece surveys varied municipal rules on kitchen garbage disposers from Detroit to New York City, noting bans and approvals, sewer capacity concerns, and health fears. It cites Jasper Indiana saving money with mandatory disposers, industry sales targets, and major manufacturers like In-Sink-Erator and Waste King.
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King Corporation
Los Angeles
Restaurateurs With Similar Names Die
MILWAUKEE AP The long standing similarity between two Milwaukee restaurateurs ended. Joseph F Aliota longtime owner of Aliota's on Lover's Lane died of cancer Tuesday at Wisconsin General Hospital Madison. A second Joseph F Aliota longtime operator of Aliota's on Bluemound died today at St Antony's Hospital of a heart ailment.
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St. Antony's Hospital
Four Month Highway Death Toll At 213 In Wisconsin
The Motor Vehicle Department reports 213 automobile deaths in Wisconsin in the first four months of 1963, down from 223 in the same period in 1962. April 1963 saw 60 traffic deaths, vs 74 in April 1962.
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Madison
Motor Vehicle Department
Wisconsin
Badger Girls State Sees 450 Delegates Expected
Madison AP reports sponsors expect about 450 delegates at the 20th Badger Girls State session to be held June 15 to 22 on the University of Wisconsin campus.
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Madison
Badger Girls State
University of Wisconsin
Granite State Stakes Lottery Sparks Moral Debate
Concord via AP reports New Hampshire faces a moral and political reckoning as it contemplates approving a sweepstakes lottery. Bishop James K. Mathews decries the shift from traditional Granite State virtue, while residents weigh the potential revenue and cultural change. The article frames the debate against the state’s historic image and values.
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New Hampshire Eyes Sweepstakes Revenue For Schools
Governor John W. King signed a sweepstakes bill, enabling two annual races at Rockingham Park with $4 million yearly in ticket sales to fund schools. Lawmakers, including Rep. Margaret Delude, contend voters back the plan, though some fear it delays broader taxes. tourism and gamblers from Massachusetts could bear most costs.
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Unity
New Hampshire
David L. Mann
New Hampshire Municipal Association
Franklin Hollis
State Board of Education
Engineers Mark 102nd Anniversary at Camp McCoy
CAMP MCCOY Wis The 5th Engineer Battalion Combat on temporary duty from Ft Leonard Wood Mo will celebrate its 102nd anniversary Saturday May 25 The unit traces its ancestry back to 1861 and has served in five wars earning 18 campaign streamers A full day of celebration is planned Battalion commander Lt Col Vernon W Pinkey opens at 8 30 a m with events through the day At 1 p m Pinkey will award the organization trophy to the company with the most points in the competitions
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Vernon W. Pinkey
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Red China’s progress seen through rose colored lens
An AP report by Richard P. Lister recounts a British observer’s tour of Red China, noting gains since 1949 but highlighting the gap between promised future glory and current output. Wuhan steel works illustrate ambition versus present capacity amid a broader claim that China produces much consumer goods domestically.
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Today in History on this date
On this date events include 1775 Transylvania proposed state formation in Kentucky and 1835 Los Angeles becomes city and California capital. 1989 Squalus submarine sank off Portsmouth NH with 59 aboard, 33 saved. 1945 Himmler died by poison. 1960 Eichmann captured in Argentina. 10 years ago ammo shortages in Korea linked to American casualties. Five years ago Argentine naval action near Buenos Aires. One year ago Raoul Salan convicted in Paris for the 1961 Algerian revolt.
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Judge Rules Constitution Color Blind in Dormitory Case
U S District Judge Oren R Lewis ruled the federal Constitution is color blind and barred DC commissioners from integrating three all white dormitories at Lorton Virginia The decision states Negroes may choose segregated or integrated facilities and that white prisoners must have the same option The ruling came on a white prisoner's petition to block the integration policy
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Oren R. Lewis
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Lorton
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Commission
Senate approves funds for wood chemistry lab in Madison
The Senate Appropriations Committee on Wednesday approved a $985,093,400 interior budget bill. It includes $3,800,000 to build a wood chemistry and pulp and paper laboratory in Madison Wisconsin for the forest service. The new amount is higher than the House vote but remains below the administration request.
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Madison
Wis
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