Conference Backs Freedom of Conscience in Milwaukee
The Greater Milwaukee Conference on Religion and Race urged freedom of conscience for clergy after Bishop Atkielski banned church facilities for a four day public school boycott. The move drew support from Catholics, Protestants and Jews, with Msgr. Joseph Springele chairing a 24 member steering committee including Archbishop Cousins and Father Gottschalk.
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Milwaukee
Greater Milwaukee
Conference On Religion and
Freedom of Conscience
Roman R. Atkielski
James Gropps
William J. Whelan
Joseph Springele
William E. Cousins
Atkielski
Rome
Father Matthew Gottschalk
Youth Admits Slaying In Surprise Plea
Madison AP Four youths charged in a college student’s service station killing saw one defendant plead guilty to third degree murder in a surprise move. Virthel Lee Popplewell 19 Cincinnati was granted a reduced charge and a pre sentence investigation ordered. The other three face trial November 8 for first degree murder as police linked the July 1 shooting to a robbery with under $100 taken.
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Madison
Virthel Lee Popplewell
Cincinnati
Popplewell
Leroy Erdahl
Stoughton
Stout State
Here
Richard Bardwell
John Buot
Thomas
Loretta
Wis
Moir Reed Plaster
Martinsville
Erdahl
Army
Burt
Germany
Bardwell
Laird Sees GOP Chance to Pick Up House Seats
Rep. Melvin R. Laird of Wisconsin says he won’t predict 1966 results but believes Republicans can gain seats in the House. He argues Americans want balance in Congress to avoid a one party rule and a draconian central power.
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Laird
Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Rwis
Congress
United States
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