Celebrezze Sees Education Crisis in U S
Secretary of Welfare Celebrezze told a Senate education subcommittee that the United States faces an education crisis impacting unemployment and crime. He cited overcrowded classrooms, dilapidated buildings, uncertified teachers, high dropout rates, and low college attendance as evidence demanding federal action.
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Washington
Celebrezze
United States
Senate
Kennedy
Solo Ensemble Event Honors At New Glarus
In New Glarus Madison judge Darrell Schroeder Kim Madison Los Angeles No. The article lists first and second place winners in Class B and C for a grade school solo and ensemble contest. In Class B Richard Frauser won baritone with others taking second in clarinet flute and more. In Class C Susan Bauer second clarinet Steven Hoesly and Wanda Streiff second alto sax Penny Disch and Donna Knobel second flute Susan Foster second tuba. Class C Susan Streiff Margaret Reuter and Diane Embertson first clarinet trio Jo Ann Hoesly and Jean Elmer second cornet duet Michael Hoesly and George Hartman second cornet duet.
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New Glarus
Darrell Schroeder
Madison
Rosemarie Klassy
Richard Frauser
Margaret Schneider
Mary Hartman
Christine Streiff
Susan Bauer
Steven Hoesly
Wanda Streiff
Penny Disch
Donna Knobel
Susan Foster
Lisa Tschudy
Susan Streiff
Margaret Reuter
Diane Embertson
Jo- Ann Hoesly
Jean Elmer
Michael Hoesly
George Hartman
Golf Course Project Vetoed by Evansville Mayor
Evansville mayor Wilson Brown vetoed a City Council measure to let the city back a golf course development. The council had approved 4 to 1, and Brown, who argued for a referendum, vetoed on the fifth day. A 780-signature petition backed the proposal to lease city land to the Evansville Golf Association over 16 years, with memberships priced at 200 dollars.
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Evansville
Wilson Brown
Brown
Evansville Golf Association
Postal Appointments Confirmed by Senate
The Senate confirmed these Wisconsin postmaster nominations by President Kennedy including Clarence Buss Belmont John Crimi Brookfield Max Bergen Chetek Daniel Wirkus Edgar Keith Anderson Elevardon Mollers Glenwood City Raymond Austad Hawkins Charles Held Jackson Irene Genisot Montreal Charlie Bruner Prentice Donald Tuttle Suamico George Grabarec Union Grove John Graham Whitewater Elmer Crowell Wittenberg. Help Wanted ads in the Monroe Evening Times can assist with staffing.
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Washington
Senate
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Clarence G. Buss
Belmont
John W. Crimi
Brookfield
Max H. Bergen
Chetek
Daniel A. Wirkus
Edgar
Keith E. Anderson
Elevardon
Two Sets of Twins Share Same Birthday
Two sets of twins share a birthday on April 18 in Spring Grove Township. Bette Montefelt lives with her parents while her twin Beth Montefelt Lipton resides near Beloit. Both sets are 24 and 20, with connections to the Montefelt and Olin families and local work at Oaktron in Monroe.
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Spring Grove Township
Bette Montefelt
Carl Montefelt
Beth Montefelt Lipton
Beloit
Montefelt
Richard
Robert
Marvin Olin
Oaktron
Monroe
Doris Montefelt Anderson
Brodhead
Nelson urges shift of funds from defense to domestic programs
Senator Nelson proposes reallocating five to six billion dollars from military spending to domestic programs without harming national defense. He calls for re-evaluating defense requests, cites existing nuclear stockpiles, and supports deficit financing and tax cuts in general but won't commit on specifics until bills clear committee.
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Washington
Nelson
Defense Department
Senate
Congress
Russia
Kennedy
We Farm Schedules Two Weanling Pig Sales Next Month
Robert Thayer of the State Department of Agriculture reports two weanling pig sales in Wisconsin. The first in Elkhorn on May 7 and the second in Colfax on May 9 both start at 8 p.m. Breeds represented and bidding open to all with emphasis on 4H and FFA. Proceeds go to sponsors Wisconsin Swine Breeders Association and breed associations for swine industry promotion.
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Robert Thayer
State Department of Agriculture
Colfax
FFA
Wisconsin Swine Breeders Association
Wisconsin
The Call of the Marine Toad Heard Like a Tractor
A deep booming trill from the marine toad is sometimes mistaken for the distant sound of a tractor. The article notes the surprising similarity in tone and distance perception between natural calls and mechanical noises.
Allis-Chalmers Nets $8 Million Wells Hydroelectric Contract
Milwaukee firm Allis-Chalmers has won an $8 million contract to construct seven hydraulic turbines for the Wells hydro electric project on the Columbia River near Axwell Washington. The award underscores the company’s role in securing major utilities work in the northwest.
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Milwaukee
Allis- Chalmers Mfg. Co
Wells
Columbia River
Axwell
Wash
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