Rabinovitz Nomination Delayed By Senate Panel
Senator Proxmire said the Senate judiciary committee will likely delay action on David Rabinovitz for Western Wisconsin until after the Democratic National Convention. A subcommittee had previously voted 5-1 against confirmation, and Rabinovitz warned salary would halt if Congress adjourns before a vote.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Senate Judiciary Committee
David Rabinovitz
U.S. District Jnc
Wisconsin
Johnson
Rabinovitz
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Senate
Congress
Proxmire
Judiciary Committee
James Eastland
D-Miss
Madison
Sen. Eastland
Sen
Gaylord Nelson
Eight Die In Bus Car Crash In California
A church bus carrying 65 members collided head on with seven vehicles on U.S. 101 near San Clemente California. A tire blowout caused the bus to cross into oncoming traffic and crash into a palm tree at a 40 foot bluff stopping the vehicle. Two children on board died and about 40 were injured. The bus carried the Disciples of Christ chapel from Canyon Church Canoga Park. Among the dead were Deborah Lee Rogers 12 daughter of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans and Joan Russell 11. The other six victims were all in a single station wagon including Marie Huss Armijo 50 and her children Jo Ellen 16 months Joseph 6 months Susan 22 Catherine 15.
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San Clemente
Calif
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
U.S. 101
Disciples of Christ Chapel of
Margaret Huss Armijo
Albuquerque
N.M
Jo Ellen
Joseph
Marie Huss
Fallbrook
Susan
Catherine
Heller Sees Prosperity Drive Ahead of 1964 Campaign
White House economist Walter Heller told Democratic platform writers that the economy will grow by about 150 billion dollars during the Kennedy Johnson years, signaling a sustained expansion with no recession. He forecast GNP reaching 640 billion in early 1965, tied to a peace and preparedness prosperity push before the Atlantic City convention.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Walter W. Heller
Heller
Democratic Party
Johnson
President
Council of Economic Advisers
Robert R. Richardson
Atlanta
Auto industry near tieup as UAW rejects Big Three offers
The United Auto Workers rejected three year contract proposals from General Motors Ford and Chrysler heightening the risk of a crippling strike. An International Executive Board meeting in Chicago will decide which company remains the primary strike target while workers vote on strike authorization amid persistent wage pension and retirement demands.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW International Executive Board
Chicago
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Woodcock
NFO Leaders Meet With Wisconsin In Holding Action Talk
NFO area officers and county representatives from around Chicago and Wisconsin plan a meeting in LaSalle to discuss rumors of a possible withholding action. Wisconsin NFC board members met in Port Edwards to finalize plans aimed at securing stable contract prices with processors for farmers nationwide.
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NFO
Chicago
LaSalle
Til
Wisconsin Board of the Nfc
Port Edwards
Wisconsin
Segni Shows Slight Improvement in Rome Health Update
President Antonio Segni’s doctors report a slight improvement in his condition in Rome. He has emerged from a coma at times and is able to take food by mouth.
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Segni
Rome
Antonio Segni
Mansfield Predicts Congress Faces Long Return Stay
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana said Congress faces a long session after the Democratic National Convention recess. House Speaker John W. McCormack said Johnson’s 52 major proposals show a strong can do record, with 37 enacted and others in conference or on calendars.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
Mansfield
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Johnson
McCormack
Parents Players Meeting Planned at Monroe High
The Monroe high school football staff and principal Walter Babula will host a parents and players meeting in the high school gym on Thursday at 8 30 p m. The session covers WIAA rules, insurance, training rules, equipment and injuries. Attendees may watch practice and view new field lights. the meeting lasts about one hour.
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Monroe High
Walter Babula
Dixmoor Riot Flares Again as Police Quell Mob
In Dixmoor Illinois a second night of racial violence ended with heavy armed police dispersing a crowd of about 100 Negroes. Forty people were arrested including 27 whites with charges of disorderly conduct or inciting a riot. Two injured as rocks were thrown and a liquor store fire sparked clashes. Clergy and civil rights leaders criticized police tactics including tear gas and canine patrols.
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Dixmoor
Ill
Chicago
Illinois Liquor Control Commission
Robert J. Marx
Richard B. Ogilvie
Cook County
Indiana Man Threatens President Johnson Held
Kenneth L. Harris 39 a boat deck hand from Indianapolis was ordered held on a $10 000 bond after threatening to kill the President. He made the remark while a patient at a Veterans Administration hospital in Milwaukee where he had come for surgery.
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Milwaukee
Kenneth L. Harris
Indianapolis
Johnson
Harris
Veterans Administration
United States
Recruits Sign With National Guard Unit in Green County
Co. B Green County National Guard signs two new recruits Richard Chester Soetaert 21 Route 1 Albany and John Arthur Saalsan 21 South Wayne. Six months active duty for Soetaert and Saalsan, plus two other recruits report next month at Fort Jackson South Carolina and Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. A display in Schuetze's window highlights the unit history with 1918 trophies as Albany hosts a recruiting night. Weekend drill set for Monroe Armory with 2:50 p.m. Saturday start and 7 a.m. Sunday return ahead of Camp Douglas firing range drill Sept 12-13.
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Co. B. Green County
National Guard
Richard Chester Soetaert
Route 1
Albany
John Arthur Saalsan
South Wayne
Soetaert
Janesville
Roger Allen Zweifel
Belleville
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Jerry Holcomb
Ft. Leonard Wood
Schuetze
Courthouse Square
Brodhead
Dwight C. Coplien
Lee B. Lockwood
William Riese
Nic Leutenegger
Little Looey
Riese
Monroe Armory
Camp Douglas
Keating Stays In Race Against Kennedy Prospect
New York Senator Kenneth Keating, a Goldwater skeptic, announced he will seek re election and run independently of the national ticket. He faces possible Democratic challenger Robert F Kennedy and potential Conservative booth by Clara Boothe Luce while stressing fidelity to the two party system.
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New York
Kenneth B. Keating
Barry Goldwater
Robert F. Kennedy
Keating
Rochester
Sen
Barry) Goldwaterter
Sen. Goldwater
Party
Kennedy
Clara Boothe Luce
Goldwater
Ohio Girl, 19, Victim In Wisconsin Drowning
Priscilla Leunk of Shaker Heights Ohio, 19, vacationing at Camp Forest Springs, drowned while swimming in James Lake near Westboro Wisconsin. Her body was recovered from nine feet of water after she dove in.
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Westboro
Here
James Ke
Priscilla Leunk
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Camp Forest Springs
Cheese prices firm in Madison market with varying availability
Madison Wisconsin dairy market shows cheddar prices unchanged. Large styles are generally adequate but tightly held, small styles irregular or short for some buyers. Reported price ranges include 34 to 38 percent cheddar and 40 pound blocks near 35 to 39 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Madison Demolition Prank Damages Unoccupied Building
Police in Madison discovered a two story building near the University of Wisconsin campus damaged by a fake demolition prank. Officers and Police Chief Wilbur Emery learned the wrecking was unauthorized and believed organizers of a 50 member group led the act. The owner’s spokesman says the structure is over half ruined and cannot be rebuilt to meet zoning rules. Authorities seek the prank’s leaders.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Wilbur Emery
Hoffa To Appeal Latest Sentence In Mail Fraud Case
Chicago chief counsel says James R. Hoffa will appeal a five year prison term for mail fraud and conspiracy. Judge Richard Austin imposed four concurrent five year terms and a $10 000 fine. Hoffa faces eight year sentence from Chattanooga for jury tampering to be served first. Other co defendants received varied terms and fines.
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Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Richard Austin
Hoffa
Chatanooga
Austin
Teamsters Pension Fund
Benjamin Dranow
Minneapolis
Calvin Kavens
Miami Beach
Abe I. Weinblatt
New York
Zachary Strate Jr
New Orleans
S. George Burris
Ben Blue Pleads Innocent to Tax Evasion Charges
Comedian Ben Blue pleads innocent to six counts of income tax evasion. Prosecutors say he owes $39,000 in additional taxes for 1958 1959 and 1960. Trial set to begin September 15 in Los Angeles.
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Blue
Lcos Angeles
Ben Blue
Milwaukee Man Dies After Crash Near Browntown
Green County records its first traffic fatality of 1964 as Erwin C. Grieser, 52, of Milwaukee, dies at St. Clare hospital after his semi trailer struck a bridge on Highway 11 two miles east of Browntown. The crash caused severe injuries and the truck damaged bridge pillars, pausing traffic until removal.
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Green County
Erwin C. Grieser
Milwaukee
Skinner Creek
Highway 11
Browntown
Clayton Hanson
Roy Vetterli
Times
North
Richard Street
St. Clare Hospital
Skinner River
Bechtolt Melon
Fred Scott
Richard Wagner
Barry Transfer Cartage Co
Roundy Foods Co
Sheriff’s Department
Monroe
Trucks Inc
Wisconsin
Madison
No Other Method To Insure Cyprus Peace
President Johnson told Makarios there is no acceptable alternative to solving the Cyprus problem but cooperation with the United Nations. The message urged all parties to work toward peace under UN leadership as Greece withdraws forces to defend the Makarios government amid renewed Turkish air raids.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Johnson
Markarios
United Nations
Makarios
U.S
Taylor Belcher
U.N
United States
Greece
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Athens
Atlantic Alliance
Soviet Union
Turkey
NATO
Khrushchev
George Papandreou
Dane Wife Held In Slaying Plot
Dane County District Attorney Michael Torphy Jr said a 50 year old Madison woman was sought by warrant on charges of attempting to hire someone to murder her husband. She entered a Madison hospital as a psychiatric patient, with a plan reported by a Vernon County woman who said she and her son were offered up to 3500 dollars to carry out the killing.
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Madison
Dane County
Michael Torphy Jr
Torphy
Madison Hospital
Vernon County
Geisler's Son Jailed for Illegal Gun Display
Michael James Geisler, 27, the son of late attorney Jerry Geisler, was sentenced to seven days in city jail in Van Nuys California after pleading guilty to illegally displaying a gun. He began serving the sentence Monday.
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