Senate approves record $1.3 billion school aid bill
The Senate passed a $1.3 billion education measure 73 to 18, following House approval. The bill targets poverty areas and aids private and parochial schools, with Johnson expected to sign soon. Parochial aid ends long church state stalemate while allocations emphasize per pupil funding.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Lydia Bohls
Stonewal
Tex
Junction
Stonewall
White House
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Congress
Troop Convoys Enter Berlin Via Autobahn Under Routine Checks
Four convoys carrying 452 American soldiers in 103 vehicles reached Berlin along the autobahn under light Communist checks. Led by Lt. Col. Edward J. Geaney Jr. the groups entered from Helmstedt and reported moving normally toward West Berlin as Soviet East German maneuvers were announced to continue through Sunday.
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Berlin
Edward J. Geaney Jr
New York City
Helmstedt
West Berlin
West Germany
Evening of Dance Delights Audiences at High School Theater
Near capacity crowd enjoyed an orchesis program titled An Evening of Dance in the High School Little Theater. Junior and Senior Orchesis, led by advisors Mrs. Callahan and Miss Isabella, presented multiple choreographies with students including Suzie Olsen, Cindi Stuessy, Janis Kline, Sharon Beer, Jill Counselman, Lynn Jacobs, and more. The program featured pieces such as Taboo Triangle Myopia Flora and Fauna Excelsis Step in Time and Mexican Fanfare, with token acknowledgments to advisors and lighting contributor Gary Baumgartner.
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Rosie Forcade
Monroe High School Little Theater
Times
Orchesis
John Callahan
Elisa Isabella
Suzie Olsen
Cindi Stuessy
Penny Brauchle
Aleta Anderson
Janis Kline
Sharon Beer
Jill Counselman
Lynn Jacobs
Linda Miller
Suzanne Norbohm
Anne Silvis
Laurie Usher
Marian Maurer
Chris Smith
Pat Reichert
Barbara Kubly
Pat Doherty
Joan Peters
Jean Smith
Laurie
Sally Simpson
Miss Isabella
Gary Baumgartner
Vikki Lysser
Barb Miller
Pam Miller
Merrile Pickett
Rugene Steensrud
Sara Warfel
Jackie Marty
Pat Reilly
Sue Smith
Barb Wedig
1400 Marines Land at Da Nang In Combat Beef-Up
Da Nang, South Viet Nam reports 1400 more U.S. Marines wading ashore as forces reinforce the big air base nearby. The Leatherneck unit joins about 3000 Marines already stationed there with further arrivals planned, including a battalion to be assigned toward Hue. Marines bring tanks and 105mm howitzers, with air support anticipated.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
United States
Washington
Frederick Karch
9Th Marine Expeditionary Brigade
Hue
7Th Fleet
Karch
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
New China News Agency
Communist
China Agency
Hanoi Radio
Khe Kien Road
Johnson
Private plane crashes into Nevada bar in apparent murder suicide
A twin engine plane rammed three flaming cars through the Branding Iron bar wall in Pittman Nevada. The pilot John Covarrubias was killed after threatening to crash into the bar to kill his ex wife Nellie Covarrubias. A customer Richard Ramirez 29 Las Vegas was critically burned and two others injured.
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Pittman
Nev
Clark County Sheriff
Robert Bell
John Covarrubias
Las Vegas
Nellie Covarrubias
Bell
Covarrubias
Richard Ramirez
Rosa de Lima Hospital
Henderson
Wyandotte Pupils Arrive April 24 for Monroe Exchange
Wyandotte Michigan students will arrive in Monroe on Saturday April 24 around 2 p.m. They will attend Monroe High School athletic banquet and join a dance in the M Room afterward. Guides plan visits to Zimmermanns cheese factory Mey Thaler Cold Spring farm and a Madison trip to the state capitol UW campus Memorial Union and Wright church.
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Wyandotte
Mich
Monroe
Monroe High School
Herbert Ainsworth
Fred R. Simpson
Zimmerman
Meythaler
Cold Spring
Madison
Capitol
University of Wisconsin
Memorial Union
Bernice Band
Reed Rowan
Wyandotte Group
Chicago
Roseleip Drops Battery Charge After Doyle Apology
Frederick Doyle, 21, of Madison saw a battery charge dropped after he publicly apologized to State Sen. Gordon Roseleip. Roseleip accepted the apology saying he did not wish for vindictiveness and recognized the emotional stress following his father's death. The case arose from a Madison street fight after a car collision.
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Madison
Frederick Doyle
Gordon Roseleip
R.darlington
Roseleip
Swiss Room To Open At Marco's Tonight
Marco's completes remodeling to unveil a walnut paneled Swiss Room with a 16 table dining area, stage for organ, Spanish style lighting, and a new carry out entrance. Joe Kuhne Co. conducted the remodeling work.
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Marco
Marco’s
Spain
Joe Kuhne
Farmers To Get 4.32 For Milk In Chicago Area
In a Friday night deal, 23 states supplying the Chicago area with bottled milk will receive 4.32 dollars per hundredweight. The Federated Dairy Cooperatives led by Avery A. Vose announced the settlement after nearly a month of talks with the Chicago Milk Dealers Association. The price covers the difference to the monthly U.S. Department of Agriculture price and lasts until March 31 1965.
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Chicago
Chicago Milk Dealers Association
Avery A. Vose
Federated Dairy Cooperatives
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Vose
Regents OK land purchases in four Wisconsin cities
The Board of State College Regents approved land purchases totaling 267 789 dollars in Stevens Point Oshkosh Platteville and Whitewater on Friday.
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Madison
Stevens Point
Oshkosh
Platteville
Whitewater
Board of State College Regents
Knowles Praises Deceased Prelate
Milwaukee values the life of Cardinal Meyer who died in Chicago at age 42 days after brain tumor removal. Gov Knowles Mayor Maier and Archbishop Cousins express sorrow as Meyer’s career spanned Wisconsin education and church leadership from Waukesha to Milwaukee and Chicago. He led Milwaukee as archbishop before moving to Chicago in 1958.
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Milwaukee
Albert Cardinal Meyer
Wisconsin
Cardinal
Chicago
Warren P. Knowles
Madison
Cardinal Meyer
Henry Maier
William E. Cousins
St. Francis Seminary
North American College
Rome
Pontifical Biblical Institute
United States
St. Joseph’s Church
Waukesha
Superior
Flood Threat Mounts Along Mississippi River Valley
Governor Warren Knowles led a 600 mile aerial survey over Wisconsin as the Mississippi flood risk rose north of La Crosse while ice jams and rising waters forced evacuations and road washouts in the Kickapoo and Pecatonica valleys. The emergency declaration unlocked National Guard help and engineers were prepared to use dynamite to break ice jams if needed.
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Mississippi River
Kickapoo
Pecatonica
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
Mississippi
la Crosse
Knowles
Chippewa River
Buffalo County
Prairie du Chien
Cassville
Dresbach
National Guard
Centerville
Ralph Olson
Olson
No. 1 Back Page Next Week's Cafeteria Menus
Editor notes menus to aid mothers planning evening meals for high school cafeteria lunches. Week includes Monday Bar-B-Q sandwiches salad purple plums milk. Tuesday Beef and noodles green beans cherry sauce homemade bread butter milk. Wednesday Baked chicken whipped potatoes buttered carrots apple homemade bread butter milk. Thursday South Dakota dinner vegetable salad cheese slices cookies homemade bread butter milk. Friday Good Friday no school.
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South Dakota
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Jack Close
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