Dairy Support Slash in Effect Sparks Wisconsin Criticism
Price supports on milk used in manufactured dairy products fell to 3.11 per hundred pounds as Wisconsin lawmakers and farm groups denounced the move. Sen. Proxmire warned of a 400 million dollar national income drop for dairy farmers next year, while Sen. Wiley called the policy erratic and dangerous. Lake to Lake Dairy Cooperative delegates in Denmark said the program gives the government “too big a club.” The administration cited surplus dairy products and 75 percent parity as reasons for the cut.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Sen. Proxmire
Sen
Wiley
Washington
The
Lake To Lake Dairy Co-operative
Freeman
Congress
Kennedy
Co-Operative
Proxmire
State Department of Agriculture Today
CCC
Stock Prices Slide During Quiet Trade
New York markets softened in a quiet session with losses limited to fractions to about one point. Air Reduction tumbled three points while Union Carbide and Chesapeake Ohio fell about a point each. Steel and motor shares weakened amid a broadly muted market.
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New York
Union Carbide
Chesapeake
Ohio
Swiss Yodelers Plan 1965 U.S. Tour Return Visit
The Glarus Yodelers from Switzerland will tour the United States in 1965 and visit New Glarus. Word reached the New Glarus Yodel Club as the group plans a return trip after a visit to Glarus, Switzerland last fall.
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U.S
NEW Glarus
Glarus
Switzerland
United States
Paret Develops Pneumonia After Grievous Injuries
Benny Kid Paret, former welterweight champion, has contracted pneumonia following severe brain injuries from his title bout with Emile Griffith. The fighter remains hospitalized as doctors monitor his condition.
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New York
Benny
Kid) Paret
Emile Griffith
Balloting Starts At 9 Tomorrow In Turner Hall
Polls open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Turner hall for the municipal election. Voters decide mayor and Fifth Ward alderman with Incomplete local races and absentee voting above normal. Mayor Evans faces Victor Schiller. Skattum and Chambers contest the Fifth Ward seat. Several city officials face no opposition.
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Turner Hall
Monroe
Freda Bray
Orville R. Evans
Victor N. Schiller
Evans
Hee and Schiller
Excavation Begins On Dial Control Building
Excavation started this morning on the control center for the new dial system of United Telephone Co. north of the current plant. Bruni-Miller of Monroe holds the general contract, with sublet to Russel H. Shultz. Eichorst Electric Service of Monticello handles electrical work. Brandenburg Plumbing and Heating of Monroe does plumbing, Lanz Heating and Sheet Metal of Monroe handles heating and air conditioning.
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United Telephone Co
Bruni-Miller
Monroe
Russel H. Shultz
Eichorst Electric Service
Monticello
Brandenburg Plumbing and Heating Co
Lanz
Amundsen to Explain Research at Medical Society
Dr. Melvin A. Amundsen, son in law of Monroe residents Mr. and Mrs. Minor W. Anderson, will present a special paper for the American Society of Internal Medicine on surgery and malignancies. His appearance is sponsored by the Mayor Foundation and the Mayo Clinic, where he is a staff member. He is married to Ruth Anderson.
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Minor W. Anderson
Monroe
American Society of Internal Medicine
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Mayor Foundation
Mayo Clinic
Membe
Ruth Anderson
J Frank Eells Dies at 86 Former Winslow Mayor and Marshal
J Frank Eells longtime Winslow resident and former mayor and village marshal died yesterday at 1 30 pm in the home of his sister Miss Stella Eells. Born October 21 1875 in Winslow he was married twice to Edna Lloyd and Leta Burrell. Survivors include two daughters a sister 11 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Services will be at 2 pm tomorrow at Cardascio funeral home with Rev Fred Cappeciso officiating burial in Rock Lily cemetery with Masonic rites.
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Winslow
Stella Eells
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Edith Gore Eells
Edna Lloyd
Leta Burrell
Eells
Winslow Masonic Lodge
St. Cecelia Oes
Floyd
Gladys) Holloway
Frances Miller
Otumwa
Cardascio
Fred Cappeciso
Winslow Methodist Church
Rock Lily Cemetery
Cardascio Funeral Home
Construction Union Calls Strike in Area
Construction Laborers Union Local 1440 with about 200 members in Rock Green Lafayette and part of Jefferson counties struck today after the two year contract with building contractors expired. Negotiations had been underway since January 1 but stalled over wages. Union official John Samuelson disclosed the strike authorization vote occurred a week earlier.
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Janesville
Construction Laborers Union Local 1440
Rock, Green
Lafayette
Jefferson Counties
John Samuelson
Madison Arbor Day Proclamation by Governor Nelson
Governor Nelson issues a proclamation designating April 27 as Arbor Day in Wisconsin. The action formalizes a state observance and outlines support for tree planting and conservation initiatives.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Nelson
Monroe High Sees Exchange Group Begin Homeward Trip
The Monroe student exchange group plans to arrive at the high school around 7 p.m. after a successful Tallulah Louisiana visit. Advisers Mrs Ainsworth and Fred R Simpson report snow in Nashville and a tour including the Hermitage and Mammoth Cave. The group will call ahead to update arrival times and some southern hosts will substitute as needed for April 22 departure.
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Monroe
Herbert M
Lenoir
Ainsworth
Nashville
Tallulah
Fred R. Simpson
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Louisville
Louisiana
Weekend traffic toll in Wisconsin rises with 13 deaths
Thirteen people died in Wisconsin weekend crashes, lifting the yearly toll to 147. Jefferson County incidents claimed seven victims, including two car train wrecks near Shawano and Hebron. Others died in Appleton, Lake Geneva, Jefferson, Elkhorn, and Menasha in separate collisions and a motorcycle crash.
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Associated Press
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Jefferson County
Donald Wolfe
Weippe
Idaho
Dean Raymond Frank
Lena
Chicago and North Western Railway
Shawano
Carl Krueger
Wolfe
Frank
Shawano County
Elwin A. Welch
Appleton
Outagamie County
Welch
Hebron
Frank Eddy
Rome
Wis
Ed Schultz
Clyde McGee
Palmyra
Bernard Sukowski
Palmy
Kennedy returns to Washington from Glen Ora weekend rest
President Kennedy flew to Washington today after a weekend retreat at Glen Ora, his rented estate near Middleburg, Virginia. He spent time at the Virginia resort to refresh following the busy period in state affairs.
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Washington
Kennedy
Glen Ora
Middleburg
Barnard Honored As Minstrel Show Ends
Lions Club and City Band consider four evening shows and a Sunday matinee if the Madcap Minstrel Show returns next year. Ticket refunds were issued for overflow crowd issues and plans include a reserved seating option. Barnard and his wife were honored with a plant and birthday tribute after the matinee.
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Allan F. Barnard
The
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Gass
Charles Figi
Jefferson Crash Kills Two More
Jefferson County records report two young men killed in a head on collision on Highway 26 near Jefferson. Joseph D. Urban 19 and Michael Ladien 23 died as a crest of hill passing maneuver led to the crash. Urban leaves parents and siblings. Ladien leaves parents and siblings and served in the Marines. Funeral arrangements list St Mary Magdeline in Johnson Creek and Minshall funeral home in Jefferson.
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Michael la Dien
Joseph D. Urban
Joseph Keenan
Lake Geneva
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Elkhorn
Frank Aiken
Fall Creek
U.S. 53
Cameron
Barron County
Donald L. Jons
Menasha
Winnebago County
Joseph G. Urban
Monroe
Michael Ladien
Urban
Ladien
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Matters Funeral Home
Minshall Funeral Home
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A.C. Nielsen Co
Chicago
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John
Lancaster
James
Arlington Heights
Ill
Michael
Air Force
England
M. K. DeDonenico
Mary
Bridget
Ladhen
John Charles
Madison
Nursing Home Fire Claims Two Lives in Yeadon
A cellar fire at Wart-Hahn nursing home in Yeadon Pa. killed two elderly residents and forced evacuation of more than 50 people. Firemen were injured while battling the blaze which confined to the cellar and spread through the three story building.
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Yeadon
Wart-Hahn
Hiss Blames Nixon Book Claim. Nixon Aide Refutes
In New York Alger Hiss says a claim in Richard Nixon's Six Crises should prove his innocence of perjury. A Nixon spokesman cites researcher error and notes the Woodstock typewriter was not produced until the first trial. The FBI later showed certain state documents were typed on the same machine.
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New York
Alger Hiss
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
FBI
Hiss
State Department
Mrs. Hiss
Swiss Turn Down Nuclear Arms Ban
In a nationwide referendum Swiss male voters rejected a constitutional amendment that would block the nation from acquiring producing or using nuclear weapons. The measure failed 537387 to 286858 as Swiss women have no federal voting rights on issues. The government said it would defend neutrality and independence and not pursue atomic weapons.
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Geneva
Swiss Socialist Party
Wisconsin Governor presses for reapportionment actions in 1962
Gov Nelson urged Republican leaders to recall the 1961 Legislature to act on redistricting based on the 1960 census. He supported Attorney General Reynolds efforts but demanded clear readiness from GOP majorities before a special session. Additional GOP candidates attacked the personal property tax and dairy policies while proposing reforms.
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Associated Press
Nelson
Wisconsin
John Reynolds
State Supreme Court
Reynolds
GOP
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Senate
Assembly
David Blanchard
Edgerton
Warren Knowles
Philip Kuehn
Kuehn
Knowles
Wilbur Renk
Renk
Kennedy
Washington
Toll in Florida Tornado Now 15
Milton, Fla. Gov. Farris Bryant and local officials inspected the tornado wreckage as the toll rose to 15 killed. The storm blasted a residential area, uprooted trees, and left foundations buried in debris across about three blocks.
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Milton
Fla
Farris Bryant
Bryant
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