Wisconsin Judges and Political Influence in Appointments
The editorial contends Wisconsin should appoint judges on merit not party lines, yet governors often favor partisan picks for vacancies. It cites Gov. Reynolds selecting Nathan Heffernan for the State Supreme Court, notes Heffernan’s Democratic ties and personal friendship, and calls for a nonpartisan appointment process. It extends critique to arguments about political appointments in California and Kennedy family residency questions.
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Wisconsin
Bar
Supreme Court
Gov. Reynolds
William Dieterich
Nathan Heffernan
U.S
Democratic National Administration
Washington
Heffernan
Tde
Synthetic Senators and Political Reversals Stir Debate
The piece surveys the Supreme Court one man one vote ruling and its push for a constitutional amendment while noting unusual Senate bid speculations for Pierre Salinger in California and Robert F. Kennedy in New York. It highlights questions about eligibility and representation in a shifting political landscape.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
U.S. Senate
Senate
California
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Kenneth
Polio cases, church dedication, and international notes
10 years ago reports include polio cases at St. Clare hospital in Brodhead and five days of dedication for Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church led by Rev. Robert A. Boettcher. Foreign students from Germany Belgium and Japan to stay with local families as Eisenhower comments on U.S.-Russia relations.
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Dennis Laubie
Brodhead
Leroy Hoek
Clinton
St. Clare Hospital
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Robert A. Boettcher
Germany
Belgium
Japan
John A. Schindler
Walter Stark
Walter G. Timm
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Belleville Gala Picnic Showcases Aerial Water Fight
Six area fire departments contest in the Aerial Water Fight at Belleville during the annual Community picnic. Activities start Saturday with a Madison Unknowns vs Verona All Stars softball game, a Starlight Terrace dance, an outdoor chicken barbecue Sunday, Belleville High School band, Westernaires quartet, Evansville and Belleville baseball, and conclude with the water fights at 8 p.m. Sunday.
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Belleville
Oregon
New Glarus
Verona
Brooklyn
Monticello
Madison “Unknowns
Verona ‘All Stars
Westernaires
Evansville
County 4 H Members Chosen for Sears Tour to Madison
Seven area 4 H members Linda Phillips Patsy Wideman Dorothy Coplie Karen Houlberg Karen Meier Audrey Beach and Sandra Weiss selected for August 13 tour to Madison and Middleton stores sponsored by Sears Roebuck Company Alternates Yvonne Zimmerman and Bonnie Ringhand named Mrs Sue Sass Miss Helen Green and a few home furnishings leaders also to attend Last year Green County limited to two members one leader and one extension agent Marilyn Philips Janis Sandley Mrs Lawrence Raymer and Miss Helen Green attended the tour in Janesville
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Area 4H
Madison
Middleton
Sears Roebuck Company
Linda Phillips
Patsy Wideman
Dorothy Coplie
Karen Houlberg
Karen Meier
Audrey Beach
Sandra Weiss
Yvonne Zimmerman
Bonnie Ringhand
Sue Sass
Helen Green
Green County
Marilyn Philips
Janis Sandley
Lawrence Raymer
Janesville
Goldwater Wealth Put at $1.7 Million
Time magazine estimates Senator Barry Goldwater and his wife have a wealth around 1.7 million dollars. The couple reported about 65 thousand dollars in income last year from stocks and bonds. Goldwater's Senate salary added 22.5 thousand dollars and he earned 5 thousand dollars as chairman of the Goldwater division of Associated Dry Goods Corp.
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New York
Time Magazine
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Senate
Associated Dry Goods Corp
Renk Attacks U S Asia Policy in Marinette Address
Wilbur Renk, GOP Senate candidate, criticized U S Asia policy in Marinette. He cited Johnson’s bombing of PT boats and argued the nation lacks a clear, firm policy toward Southeast Asia despite military action and 15 000 U S personnel in Vietnam.
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Marinette
Wilbur Renk
GOP
America
U.S
Vietnam
Washington
Farm Worker Social Security Tax Question Answered
An elderly farm worker asked about Social Security tax on cash wages. The answer: employers must report cash wages for farm workers 150 dollars or more per year or 20 or more days worked, regardless of age. A free postcard form can check earnings records. a statement arrives about two weeks after submission.
Lyndon Johnson curtails his letter writing
Charles J. Jones of Boulder Colorado describes himself as a first cousin once removed to President Johnson and notes the president has reduced his letter writing since taking office. Jones recalls longer letters during Johnson's vice presidency and says the president still writes, but only briefly to say hello.
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Honolulu
Johnson
Charles J. Jones
Left Hand Canyon
Boulder
Colo
University of Hawaii
Jones
Lost Act Sparks Search for Missing Work in Theater
A troupe jokes that a missing script is the lost act of the evening prompting a scramble to locate the forgotten piece. Cast members map a plan to recover the prop and resume rehearsal with confidence.
Publicity in Juvenile Crimes Sparks Milwaukee Debate
Milwaukee sociologists clash with police and officials over whether naming juvenile offenders in open court or publicity deters crime. Police Chief Br ier supports some publicity for violent offenses while Dr Irwin Rinder and Ralph Jefferson oppose it. Judges Duffy and Seraphim advocate open identification for serious crimes to deter future offenses.
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Milwaukee
Harold Brier
Breier
Irwin C. Rinder
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Rinder
Ralph Jefferson
State Probation and Parole Services
Wisconsin
Jerris Leonard
Bayside
Jefferson
Leonard
Milwaukee County
F. Ryan Duffy Jr
Christ T. Seraphim
Seraphim
Johnny
Duffy
Madison Sgt. Griffith Wins $2000 Traffic Admin Grant
Madison State Patrol Sgt. Perry L. Griffith of Tomah received a $2,000 grant to attend the traffic police administration program at Northwestern University, funded by the Automotive Safety Foundation. Call 325-5101 for an actaker today.
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Madison
Perry L. Griffith
Tomah
Northwestern University
The
Automotive Safety Foundation
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