Goldwater clarifies stand by Nixon letter on extremism quotes
Sen. Goldwater seeks GOP unity by clarifying his remarks on extremism in a letter to former Vice President Nixon. He says the two quoted sentences were examples of devotion to liberty and justice, not blanket approval of extremism, and urges unity ahead of Hershey talks.
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William W. Scranton
Lincoln
Stock Trend Mixed As Trade Pace Slows
New York market ends mixed in slow trading with volume around 3.1 million shares. Copper and motor shares rose, steels slipped after an early gain, rails mixed, and Studebaker led gains with a sizable advance.
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Hoover marks 90th birthday with freedom tribute
Former President Herbert Hoover, at his Waldorf Towers home, hails freedom of choice as key to American greatness. He lauds moral and spiritual qualities and asks for God's grace to bring further national greatness. Hoover receives thousands of congratulations and is said to be mentally alert with good health for 90. He notes regret over denial of equal chances for Negroes and cites Auto ownership among Americans.
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Victim George J. Pree Dies After Train Collision
George James Pree, 39, died at Mercy hospital in Janesville hours after his car was struck by a diesel locomotive at the Rockport Road crossing in Brodhead. He, a Libby plant night worker, left his car spun by the first impact and then struck again. Surviving are wife JoAnn Copper Pree and three children, with services planned in Brodhead and San Jose Illinois.
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Howard Vold
Beldenville
Pierce County
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Ethel
Wayne J. Lorbiecki
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Michael P. Hayden
Milwaukee
Frederic A. Strasburg
Lake Mills
Highway
Fort Atkinson
Minnie Nehring
Sheboygan County
Plymouth
Laura Paddock
Waukesha
George Pree
Walter M. Sauer
Rural Unity
Marathon
Clark County
Ronald Fuhrman
Elcho
Oneida
Clyde H. Wheeler
Madison
Isabelle Bodden
Little Cedar
West Bend
Board to Decide on Green County Hospital Addition
The Green County hospital building committee will report to the County Board at tomorrow night’s 8 p.m. meeting in the courthouse. They review a proposed 500000 addition facing delays from bids considered excessive with new bids opened last week still deemed high.
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Reynolds Hints Cates May Quit Doe Role After Thompson Action
Governor Reynolds indicated Richard L. Cates may resign as special prosecutor in the Milwaukee John Doe investigation due to Attorney General Thompson's actions. Reynolds said a resignation could be accepted, as he questioned how Cates could function under the current pressure. Thompson defended the Kuszewski case handling and said he wanted no further help from Cates or Reynolds' legal allies.
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Morton Looks for GOP Gains With Goldwater Ticket
Senator Thruston Morton predicts large Republican gains in the Senate and House led by Barry Goldwater. He cites potential strength in the South border states Midwest and West as a result of Goldwater's campaign. Senator Warren Magnuson counters that Goldwaters stance could drive record Democratic turnout.
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Barry Goldwater
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Morton
Kentucky
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West
Warren G. Magnuson
Goldwater
Wisconsin toll climbs with 15 more deaths in 1964
The Associated Press reports 15 people died in Wisconsin weekend crashes, raising the 1964 toll to 628 and the year total to 328. fatalities occurred across multiple counties including Sheboygan, St. Croix, Pierce, Marathon, Milwaukee and Dane, with several families left bereaved and many injured.
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Sheboygan
Susan Hauch
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Allen C
New Monroe Bus Schedule Reduces Madison and Freeport Runs
A new Monroe bus schedule takes effect tomorrow with one fewer trip to Madison and one fewer to Freeport. Madison departures are at 8 15 a m and 3 35 p m from Monroe, while Freeport trips depart Monroe at 1 10 p m and 6 40 p m.
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Freeport
Music to Paint By concert sparks downtown paint contest
At Twin ing Park the City Band hosts a 7 30 p m concert while 20 member teams from the Shrine and Knights of Columbus paint the outdoor theater. Emmett Norton and William Hawthorne lead rival squads as Allan F Barnard conducts the show featuring Mrs Roy Vetterli and The Tempos. Mayor Ekum judges the event with Packard providing commentary.
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Knights of Columbus
Twining Park
Emmett Norton
William Hawthorne
Allan F. Barnard
Roy Vetterli
New Glarus
William Lanz
Walter R. Ekum
James Packard
Packard
Fredric Moritz
Cornetist
Sandy Fritz
Vicki Neuberger
Dick Schwarze
Becky Houser
Pope Paul VI Encyclical Aims at World Peace Efforts
In Ecclesiam Suam, Pope Paul VI pledges to engage beyond mere watchful interest to educate mankind toward peaceful relations. He says the church will assist contending parties in finding honorable, fraternal solutions within its ministry, urging interfaith dialogue and universal human principles.
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Paul VI
Paul
Christ
National Guard Drives Grow in Green County
Green County's National Guard unit plans recruit drives in Albany Brodhead South Wayne and Argyle amid talk of strengthening or disbanding the unit Recruit teams and equipment were at New Glarus and Monticello with 2nd Lt William Riese and family among the volunteers The unit at Tomahawk faces abolition unless nine recruits join within 60 days
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National Guard
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Brodhead
South Wayne
Argyle
New Glarus
Monticello
William Riese
Billy
Little Looey
Lee Lockwood
Harold Lehnherr
Otto Erzinger
Nic Leutenegger
Rieses
Lehnherr
Erzinger
Dwight Bump
Frank Dillion
Leo Hauri
Leutenegger
Tomahawk
Last Rites Conducted for Van Voast Youth Timmy Van Voast
Timmy Van Voast 17 was killed Thursday night after being struck by a car in Hawaii. The victim’s grandmother Mrs John H Minnie Figi chose not to travel for the funeral this weekend and will keep plans to visit Hawaii later this year. Timmy’s mother is Gertrude Figi formerly of Monroe, and the family lived here for a period.
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Minnie) Figi
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VA Sells 408 Homes in Wisconsin Foreclosure Sale
The regional VA office reports it sold 408 houses with Wisconsin real estate brokers in fiscal 1964. The VA owned the homes due to foreclosures on loans guaranteed by VA.
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Milwaukee
The
Veterans Administration
Wisconsin
Jets Keep Viet Nam Alert Amid Tense U S-North Clash
U S jet fighters with air to air missiles have moved toward Communist north to counter possible MIG threats. Spokesmen say planes checked unidentified radar blips and did not scramble. North Viet Nam refused U N Security Council talks while China warned of further action backing Hanoi.
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United States
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Gulf of Tonkin
South China Sea
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7Th Fleet
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Peking People’s Daily
Chinese Communist Party
Democratic Republic of
Viet Nam
Dutch Elm Disease Talk Planned by Kiwanis Group
Delmar Anderson an expert on Dutch elm disease will speak to Kiwanis at 12 15 p m Thursday in the Swiss Wheel Anderson from the Department of Physical Plant College of Agriculture University of Wisconsin will outline the elm disease problem and discuss methods to meet the situation Mayor Walter R Ekum arranged the program and invited City Council members and A H Schneider city forester to attend
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College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Walter R. Ekum
A. H. Schneider
New City Forester
Flu Bug Grounds Luci Baines During California Campaign
Luci Baines Johnson cut short her California weekend campaign tour after contracting an intestinal flu described as a 24 hour bug. The 17 year old stayed overnight near San Francisco Airport and was too ill to fly home, yet appeared briefly at a Young Citizens for Johnson barbecue at the William MacDonald ranch in La Honda with about 500 attendees.
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Luci Baines Johnson
California
San Francisco International Airport
Los Angeles
Washington
Young Citizens For Johnson
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la Honda
Luci
Hood Chosen as Campaign Director for Goldwater
Wayne J. Hood of La Crosse Wisconsin named director of campaign organization for the Republican National Committee He will coordinate the Goldwater presidential campaign linking regional and national efforts Hood previously served as national field organization director for Goldwater and held multiple party posts since 1952 including executive director of the RNC and regional director Hood backed Robert Taft in 1952 before Eisenhower nomination.
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Republican National Committee
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GOP
Wayne J. Hood
la Crosse
Dean B. Burch
Barry Goldwater
Hood
National Field Organization
Goldwater
National Committee
Sen
Robert Taf
Ohio
Gen
Eisenhower
Wisconsin Cheddar Prices Steady Across Styles
Wisconsin cheddar market today shows prices steady to slightly lower on some 40 pound blocks. Demand remains fair to good with ample supplies for current styles and 40 pound blocks tightly held.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Ankara Cabinet OKs U N Move To Ease Tensions
Cyprus crisis deepens as Turkey accepts a UN cease fire in principle but conditions it on Greek Cypriot restraint. Greek Cypriots unilaterally announce a cease fire amid Turkish air strikes at Polis and Kokkina, with NATO and US urging settlement.
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Soviet Union
Alex Efty
Associated Press
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