Wisconsin Talks Halted in Budget Clash Anew
Gov. Reynolds met with 13 legislators in a tentative session aiming to avert a stalemate on state finances. Republicans pressed for broader talks on revenue while Reynolds kept the sales tax off the agenda, pledging to discuss it if possible and planning another meeting.
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Madison
Reynolds
Assembly
Robert Haase
Rmarinette
Haase
GOP
Wisconsin
Legislative Joint Finance Committee
Norman Anderson
Gov. Reynolds
Glen Pommerening
R-Wauwatosa
Pommerening
Parochial Bus Aid Bill Okayed by Assembly
The Wisconsin Assembly approved a constitutional amendment to allow public transportation for private and public school students by a 73 to 21 vote and sent it to the Senate. The measure would need a 1965 Legislature approval and a statewide referendum to take effect.
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Madison
Assembly
Senate
David Obey
Kenneth Kunde
D-Sheboygan
State Supreme Court
Segregation Foe Murdered on Hike Near Attalla Alabama
A Maryland segregation opponent, William L. Moore, 35, was shot to death beside a highway near Attalla while hiking from Chattanooga to Jacksonville to tell Mississippi Governor Barnett of his racial views. Governor Wallace offered a $1,000 reward. Moore carried pro integration signs and left a letter for President Kennedy. Moore stated his aim was peaceful, individual rights across interstate travel. A motorist found the body as signs reading Eat at Joe's and Equal rights for all lay with him. State investigator Ray McDowell said Moore claimed Baltimore mail carrier as his occupation.
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Attalla
Ala
Maryland
Alabama
George Wallace
William L. Moore
Baltimore
Moore
Mississippi
Chattanooga
Jacksonville
Miss
Ross Barnett
Kennedy
White House
South
Bust
Ray McDowell
Tractor overturns. Mishap kills Mathias Marty south of Basco
Mathias D. Marty, 69, died when a tractor overturned while he dragged logs on his farm along Highway 69 near Basco. Witnessed by brother in law Jacob Duerst, Marty was born in Switzerland and had served as Junction City State Bank president from 1932 to 1947. Surviving wife Amelia, daughter Lennis Sias, one grandchild, and two brothers in Switzerland. Services at Becker funeral home in Belleville with burial in Paoli cemetery.
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Belleville
Mathias D. Marty
Highway 69
Basco
Duck Pond
Jacob Duerst
Mr. Marty
Switzerland
Amelia Duerst
Junction City
Marty
Junction City State Bank
Lennis Sias
Becker Funeral Home
Paoli
Currency Takes Spotlight at Bank
First National Bank hosts Know Your Bank Week open house from 6 30 to 8 30 p m featuring a U S Fly ing Eagle penny valued at 1400 owned by George W Kindschi one of five collectors contributing to the lobby display Also shown are a 1867 national currency hand signed by Chenoweth and Bingham a 1940 issue countersigned by Twining Ludlow and others and historic notes including mustering out pay for Spanish American War and Confederate currency Plus gold coins encased by Robert Hahn observance marks the 100th anniversary of the National Currency Act signed by President Lincoln.
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John W. MacInnis
First National Bank
Denise Leuenberger
Kirt Leuenberger
Lloyd Leuenberger
Monroe
Commercial and Savings Bank
Times
U.S
George W. Kindschi
Kindschi
Leslie G. Kindschi
Edward M. Adam
Marie Blum
John Hastings
Winslow
Carl Holsinger
Holsinger
Benjamin Chenoweth
John A. Bingham
Michigan
C. W. Twining
Henry Ludlow
C. A. Schindler
J. T. Etter
Claude A. Roderick
F. B. Luchsinger
C. L. Barlow
Willis Ludlow
E. D. Beck
Charles A. Schindler
Confederacy
U. S
Robert Hahn
Abraham Lincoln
State Swiss Market Steady with Fair Demand in Madison
The Madison Wisconsin cheddar cheese market is steady with fair demand and ample supplies. Trading stocks move normally with prices for cheddars at 34 to 36 percent, 40-pound blocks at 35 to 37 percent, single daisies at 37 to 38 percent, long horns at 37 to 39 percent, and midgets around 37 to 38 percent. Swiss market remains steady with adequate to short supplies and good demand. blocks priced at State brand 43 to 44 and B 40 to 42.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Eisenhower Leaves Palm Desert After Four Month Stay
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower ends a four month visit at a Palm Desert California desert resort next Sunday. He plans to depart the resort and return to his official duties and home location.
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IEE
Holiday Palm Desert
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Newburgh Manager Freed in Bribery Case
Newburgh city manager Joseph Mitchell was acquitted in a case accusing him of shaking down two housing developers for $20,000 to influence a zoning decision. Co-defendant Lawrence DeMasi Jr. was also acquitted but jailed on a grand larceny charge following the verdict.
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New York
Joseph Mitchell
Newburgh
N.Y
Lawrence DeMasi Jr
Hillsdale
N.J
State Supreme Court
DeMasi
Mitchell
Stephen
Joseph Wahrhaftig
Monticello
Newburgh City
Unionists End Walkout at Janesville Fisher Body Plant
Union workers at the Fisher Body and Chevrolet plants in Janesville returned to their jobs after a pause that began Monday. Local 95 president Cleo Keele said members voted Tuesday night to resume work, following a talk by Fred Steele of the international union. About 3,700 of 4,500 workers were idled, with the Fisher plant and Chevrolet line closed. 759 workers remained on site. Local 121 represents the Chevrolet unit.
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Janesville
General Motors
Fisher
Cleo Keele
United Auto Workers Union
Chevrolet
UAW
Keele
Fred Steele
International Union
Detroit
Soviet Stand Frays Efforts to Peace in Laos Crisis
Britain accuses the Soviet Union of blocking peace moves as Laos teeters toward civil strife. Washington plans a 1500-strong U.S. Army battle group into Thailand with 7th Fleet support alongside Thai forces, amid ongoing international diplomacy.
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Laos
Washington
U.S
Britain
Lord Home
Soviet Union
Home
House of Lords
Kremlin
United States
Gromyko
Thailand
Hawaii
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Gulf of Siam
Princess Alexandra Weds Angus Ogilvy at Westminster Abbey
Princess Alexandra of Kent wed Angus Ogilvy in Westminster Abbey in a ceremony described as medieval in splendor. Ogilvy, a financier and second son of the Earl of Airlie, joined the royal line amid public celebration.
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London
Alexandra of Kent
Westminster Abbey
Angus Ogilvy
Earl of Arlie
Slaying of Chicago Physician's Wife Wounds Evergreen Park
Police hunt for killer of 47 year old Anna May Sanfilippo found strangled in their Evergreen Park apartment. She was bound with a silk stocking and a door with locks and one way glass suggests the crime was not by a stranger. Her husband Dr John Sanfilippo was questioned after being seen leaving at 7 am. The engagement ring and $300 cash were missing, coroner places death between 6:30 and 8:30 am.
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Evergreen Park
Ill
Anna May Sanfilippo
Chicago
Filippo
Andrew Toman
Cook County
Sanfilippo
Toman
Mildred Wardell
John Sanfilippo
CIA Trip Among Freed Prisoners
The World Telegram Sun reports three Americans released from Cuban prisons were CIA agents. Daniel L. Carswell, 45, of Ashland Pennsylvania, was said to be an undercover CIA employee held for more than 20 years after a 10 year espionage sentence. He was flown to a Miami area airfield then to Washington. The swap aimed to free CIA agents and other Americans detained by Fidel Castro.
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New York
James B. Donovan
Central Intelligence Agency
New York World-Telegram
Sun
Washington Dispatch
Jack Steele
Scripps- Howard
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
CIA
Daniel L. Carswell
Fast Chester
N.Y
Carswell
Fidel Castro New
Globe- Democrat
Castro
Havana
Isle of Pines
Ashland
Miami
Washington
World-Telegram
United States
Soldiers of Fortune
Dispatch
Maceo Elected By Cuba Exiles
Dr. Antonio Maceo, grandson of Cuba’s independence hero, was chosen acting president of the Cuban Revolutionary Council in Miami. He presided over a meeting of seven remaining members as the group pursued new members after a split triggered by the resignation of Dr. Jose Mira Cardona.
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Miami
Fla
Antonio Maceo
Cuba
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Maceo
Jose Mira Cardona
Angry Wife Fined Over Pistol Waving At UW Coed Dorm
Mrs. Frankie Howard 37 was fined 100 for reckless use of a firearm after entering the University of Wisconsin Madison Lowell Hall dorm with an empty pistol to warn a coed away from her husband. She was arrested on the seventh floor amid a disturbance and subdued by students before police arrived. Sharon Olsen of Sharon Wis, a Fields firm saleswoman, identified as the coed involved.
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Madison
Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Frankie Howard
Bailey Howard
Field Educational Enterprises, Inc
Don McCallum
Laeser Renamed VFW Commander in Monroe
Walter Laeser was reelected commander of the VFW Post in Turner hall. New officers include Fred Felder senior vice president John Marty junior vice president Edward Doyle quartermaster adjutant Dr. C. O. Miller surgeon Walter Krahenbuhl chaplain and Alois Beer three year trustee. Felder announced Loyalty Day May 1 with flag activities at the Courthouse. A special meeting at Turner hall next Tuesday was recommended, with talks on a possible new VFW home in Monroe.
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Walter Laeser
VFW
Turner Hall
Fred A. Felder
John Marty
Edward J. Doyle
C. O. Miller
Walter Krahenbuhl
Alois Beer
Laeser
Monroe
Fred Felder
PSC Okays Substation For Evansville's Power
MADISON The Public Service Commission authorizes Evansville Wisconsin to install an electric transformer substation costing 57540. Power will be supplied by Wisconsin Power and Light.
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Madison
Public Service Commission
Evansville
Rock County
Wisconsin Power and Light
Senate Report Delays Over Cuba Missile Assessment
The Senate preparedness subcommittee led by Sen John Stennis readies a report on the Soviet buildup in Cuba. It targets agency delays and questions whether language should be altered to protect intelligence secrets while confirming Moscow’s missiles and thousands of troops. Estimates vary on total Soviet forces remaining.
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Washington
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Cuba
John Stennis
D-Miss
Central Intelligence Agency
State
Defense Department
Kennedy
Grande Named Durand Schools Superintendent
Gordon J. Grande, 31, of Pearl City, chosen to succeed Paul G. Norsworthy as Durand schools superintendent. Grande will start July 1 as Norsworthy retires after 21 years in the post and will stay until July 31 to transition duties. Grande, native of Forres ton, will move with his wife and four children after securing housing in Durand.
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Gordon J. Grande
Pearl City
Paul G. Norsworthy
Durand
Norsworthy
Grande
Forreston
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New Richmond
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Clayton Culver
Milwaukee
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Troup
Russia
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11Th Street
James C. Plymire
James Shaver, Inc
Barrington
Princess Alexandra
UW Coed
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