Byrnes Opens Correspondence File on MGIC
Rep. John W. Byrnes releases files on MGIC tax benefit and stock stake. The probe covers potential conflicts of interest by savings and loan officials and checks by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board. The Senate Rules Committee reviews Robert G. Baker’s MGIC stock purchase. Byrnes says he owns MGIC shares bought after the tax change, now worth about 25000 dollars. Milwaukee Sentinel confirms file details and related letters from Paul Rogan and Treasury officials.
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Milwaukee
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert Anderson
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp
MGIC
Savings and Loan Association
Federal Home Loan _ Bank Board
Senate Rules Committee
Robert G. Baker
Senate
Byrnes
Milwaukee Sentinel
Internal Revenue Service
Wisconsin Insurance
Paul Rogan
Rogan
Joint
Senate House Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Russell Oram
Oram
IRS
Treasury Staff
Congressional Tax Committees
Alan King to Speak at Chamber Annual Dinner
Alan King, the comedian, will headline the 96th Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce banquet on Tuesday January 28 with Ronnie Eastman as master of ceremonies. The event includes a 5 p.m. social hour and 6 30 p.m. dinner at the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium.
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Alan King
Chamber
Greater la Crosse
Ronnie Eastman
Mary E. Sawyer
John Glendenning
Richard Zoerb
Frank J. Hoeschler
Edwin H. Erickson
Frank W. Sisson
Alf Gundersen
John Felton
Q. H. Hale
Albert H. Sanford
Reuben N. Trane
W. Leo Murphy
Carl H. Iverson
Raymond C. Rice
Gunnar Gundersen
John T. Sleik
Lubrensky Profits Highlight MGIC Stock Case in Wisconsin
Madison AP reports Leonard Zubrensky legal counsel to Gov. Reynolds posted an accounting showing a net profit of 647 dollars from MGIC stock bought 1960 to 1962 and sold by 1962. Reynolds fired Winkowski after disclosure of MGIC investment. three officers were questioned by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board in Washington.
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Madison
Leonard Zubrensky
John W. Reynolds
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp
Milwaukee
Zubrensky
Roman J. Winkowski
State Savings and Loan Department
MGIC
Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Reynolds
Zabrensky
Wisconsin
Winkowski
Senate approves deep cuts in Kennedy foreign aid plan
The Senate voted 3 17 to approve a reduced foreign aid bill with an 827 million dollar cut, signaling further reductions ahead. Conferees will reconcile differences with the House measure as debates over development aid, defense support, and allied programs continue. Mundt withdrew a grain sale amendment after assurances it would be considered separately.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Congress
House
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Agency For International Development
AID
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Alliance For Progress
Soviet Bloc
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Hungary
Mundt
President Kennedy Grateful Over Barghoorn Release
President Kennedy is gratified by the Soviet Union releasing Yale professor Frederick C. Barghoorn. The State Department voiced pleasure but no US cultural mission plans were made. The White House announcement came as Kennedy inspected the space program at Cape Canaveral.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Yale University
Frederick C. Barghoorn
State Department
U.S
Moscow
Barghoorn
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Pierre Salinger
Professor Barghoorn
Salinger
Robert F. Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Viroqua Banker Fred Dyson Dies in Rochester
Fred Dyson 64 longtime president of the State Bank of Viroqua died in a Rochester Minnesota hospital Friday November 15 Funeral services will be announced by Qualy Elver Memorial Home Surviving are widow Elizabeth two sons Fred Hibbing Minn and John New York a sister Doris Smith of Viroqua Dyson had been ill about three months.
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Viroqua, Wis
Fred Dyson
State Bank of Viroqua
Rochester, Minn
Qualy-Elver
Dyson
la Crosse
Elizabeth
Fred
Barghoorn Expelled From USSR Over Espionage Claim
Soviet authorities ordered Yale professor Frederick Barghoorn expelled and placed aboard a British airliner to London amid claims of espionage connected to President Kennedy. The departure followed a brief embassy notice and a comment by Foreign Minister Gromyko about Kennedy's personal concern.
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Moscow
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Yale
Kennedy
Barghoorn
London
Andrei A Gromyko
U.S
Walter Stoessel
Goodby
America
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Prof. Barghoorn
U.S.S.R
Tyron Power memorial marks fifth anniversary
About 100 people including film personalities and fans attended memorial services Friday honoring Tyron Power on the fifth anniversary of his death in 1958 from a heart attack at age 45.
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Hollywood
Tyrone Power
Power
Weekend Weather: Clouds, Mild Saturday then Cooler Sunday
Mostly cloudy conditions persist through Saturday night and Sunday with mild daytime temps Saturday. A cooler change arrives Sunday with occasional light rain and highs near 50 while Saturday lows stay in the low 40s.
Argentina annuls oil pacts with American firms
President Illia issued decrees placing foreign oil development under YPF control, nullifying contracts since May 1958 with eight American and four other companies. Debates over compensation proceed, while U.S. pressure warns of possible aid cuts. Details on refining operations remain unclear for Esso Argentina and Shell.
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Frank N. Manitzas
Buenos Aires
Argentina
U.S
Arturo Illia
Yacimientos Petroliferos Fiscales
YPF
Kennedy
United States
Washington
State Department
Eugenio Blanco
Arturo Frondizi
Esso Argentina
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Shell Oil
Morris Testifies to Mastrian Murder Offers in Trial
In Minneapolis AP report Shel don Morris testified he heard Norman Mastrian offer $2000 to two men to kill a woman. He named Richard Sharp Willard Ingram and Henry Butler as involved or approached for the plan connected to the Thompson murder case.
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Minneapolis
Sheldon Morris
Carol Thompson
Norman Mastrian
Morris
T. Eugene Thompson
Richard L. Sharp
Willard Ingram
Henry Butler
Mastrian
William Randall
Thompson
Masirian
Randall
Dick W. C. Anderson
Mastrian’s Home
Sharp
Ingram
Butler
President Kennedy Visits Cape Canaveral
President Kennedy flew to Cape Canaveral for a firsthand report on the space program and to observe the missile firing. He arrived by presidential jet at 10:10 a.m. EST after a flight from Palm Beach, Cape Canaveral.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Former Home for Children Sold to Convent
The former La Crosse Home for Children property at 11th and Ferry Streets was sold to St. Rose Convent for $35,000. The sale closed Friday with no stated immediate use. The Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration run St Francis Hospital and Viterbo College, while the Home for Children relocated to 26th and Weston Streets.
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la Crosse Home For Children
Llth and
Ferry Streets
St. Rose Convent
Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration
St. Francis Hospital
Viterbo College
Home For Children
26Th and
Weston Streets
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Dream Come True
Teresa Norton
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