State debt plan gains Republican support in Wisconsin
Two Republican lawmakers back direct state debt and a constitutional amendment to allow it. Assemblyman Byron Wackett notes limits on borrowing and voter input, while Sen. William Draheim says support grows. Assemblyman Robert Huber envisions a referendum on bond issues for higher education and welfare buildings. The group spoke at the Medical Center Committee meeting amid court challenges to building corporations used for welfare and education financing. The 1963 Legislature approved a 96 million dollar debt increase, with total borrowing near 200 million.
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Madison
Byron Wackett
Watertown
William Draheim
Neenah
Robert Huber
West Allis
Wisconsin
Wackett
Legislative Council
State Supreme Court
University of Wisconsin
Orangeville Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
A family gathering at the Russell Reed home honored Keith Reed and his wife from Pocatello Idaho. Attendees included Frautschy, Moyer, Reed, Raab, Reed and Ri kow families, Stella Boyer, and others. Keith Reed will be stationed at New London Connecticut after the visit. Others traveled to Wisconsin Dells and Fort Atkinson for gatherings. Sheri Lynne was baptized at Zion EUB Church. Patricia Rahorn visited from Detroit with her mother. Frederick Kloepping is home on furlough from the Navy Aviation Corp at Boca Chica Key West Florida.
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Russell Reed
Keith
Pocatello
Idaho
Mmes
Nathan Frautschy
Don Moyer
Lyle Reed
Ivor Raab
Wayne Reed
Leowen Rikow
Harry Walker
Keith Reed
New London
Ronald Holmes
Sheri Lynne
Columbus
LaVerne Holmes
Earl Kleckler
Lena
Sheri
Zion Eub Church
Paul Rahorn
Patricia
Detroit
Mich
Lester Rahorn
Frederick Kloepping
Earl Zink
Navy Aviation Corp
Bocachita
Key West
Fla
What About the Gals Tokyo Wanderers in Uniforms
Japanese authorities urge Tokyo men to stop wandering in public in underwear to protect tourism and public decorum. This memo highlights social norms and the impact on the tourist trade as officials consider discreet guidance.
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Tokyo
Leaves for Alaska After European Summer Adventure
Brian Riemer son of Mr and Mrs Willis Riemer of Decatur Township left yesterday for Ninilchik Alaska to teach English in a high school and drive via Seattle ferry. He traveled with fellow teacher David Hellyer from DeWitt Iowa touring nine European countries by motorcycle and plans further Alaska exploration during breaks.
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Europe
Brian Riemer
Willis Riemer
Decatur Township
Ninilchik
Kenai Peninsula
Cook Inlet
Alaska
Riemer
Seattle
Wash
Aleutian Range
DeWitt
David Hellyer
Davenport
Italy
France
Switzerland
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Denmark
Norway
Brian
Reynolds Opens Campaign Tour in Beloit Speech
Gov. John W. Reynolds campaigned in Rock County as he seeks a second term. In Beloit he said Wisconsin ranks low in state tax collections, noting 30th nationally, with 4.9 percent of personal income going to state government. He contrasted with Louisiana’s 8.5 percent.
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John W. Reynolds
Rock County
Beloit
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Emma Cockings 84 Mineral Point Dies
Emma Cockings 84 of Mineral Point died yesterday in a Dodgeville hospital after an apparent heart attack. Survived by brother Curtis of Mineral Point. Services at 1 30 p m tomorrow at Ritter funeral home with calling hours.
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Aineral Palne
Emma Cockings
Dodgeville
Curtis
Mtineral Point
Ritter
Mrs. Lucille Bystrom Dies in Milwaukee at 68
Lucille Bystrom 68 wife of AP veteran Arthur Bystrom died early today at Misericordia Hospital after kidney ailment and arthritis. Former society editor Green Bay Press Gazette and Madison correspondent Milwaukee Sentinel. Survived by daughter Mrs Anthony Haen Jr, two grandchildren, sister Mrs Roland Kennedy, brother F Eugene Ackerman. Funeral plans pending.
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Milwaukee
Lucille Bystrom
Associated Press
Arthur Bystrom
Misericordia Hospital
B:trom
Lucille Ackerman
Heath
Bystrom
Green Bay Press-Gazette
Madison
Milwaukee Sentinel
Byrstrom
Wisconsin
Green Bay Press Gazette
Anthony J. Haen Jr
Roland Kennedy
Arthur Elsner Stricken at 64
Arthur Elsner 64 of Madison and Belleville area retired Oscar Mayer employee died after a long illness. Services set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Becker funeral home with calling hours. Survived by three brothers Frank C. Madison Fred Stoughton and Thomas Stevens Point and two sisters Mrs Charles Paul Cresco Ia and Mrs John Fahey Belleville.
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Belleville
Arthur Elsner
Madison
Oscar Mayer and Co
Becker Funeral Home
Elsner
Oscar Mayer
Frank C. Madison
Fred
Stoughton
Thomas
Stevens Point
Charles Paul
Cresco
John
Fahey
Two Receive Diplomas From Gates Business College
ARANGEVILLE Miss Christine Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Phillips Orangeville and Miss Jean Crouse daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Crouse rural Winslow received diplomas from Gates Business College at Waterloo Iowa on Aug 13 Attending the graduation exercises from this area were Mr and Mrs Donald Phillips Leona and Donette Mr and Mrs Robert Crouse and family Orville Barker and Mrs Golda Campbell 2icks Stevens Point Chicago The National Safety Council Committee on Winter Driving Hazards has selected Stevens Point as the site of its annual winter oil tests
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Arangeville
Asus Sociar
Christine Phillips
Donald Phillips
Orangeville
Jean Crouse
Robert Crouse
Winslow
Gates Business College
Waterloo
Leona
Donette
Orville Barker
Golda Campbell
Stevens Point
Chicago
National Safety Council
Driving Hazards
Death Records Highlight Notable International Figures
The Death Record notes MI Fla Ivor Thord Gray an 86 year old millionaire described as a lifelong war figure. Swedish born American who served with British forces against Zulus in 1906 and later joined Pancho Villa’s rebel army. Agnes Dooley, mother of Dr. Tom Dooley, dies at 69 after a six week illness while supporting MEDICO funds.
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MI. Fla
Ivor Thord- Gray
Thord- Gray
Pancho Villa
Mexico City
ST. Louis
Agnes Dooley
Tom Dooley
Mrs Miller 71 Taken by Death in Swandville
Mrs Edna May Miller 71 died yesterday in Stoughton hospital after a brief illness Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Congregational church Friends may call at Allen funeral home after 7 tonight She was lifelong area resident former Edna May Townsend married in 1909 to J C Miller who died in 1958 Surviving are three sons Herbert Raymond Evansville and Donald Aurora Illinois a daughter Mrs Einar Hankinson Evansville a brother C H Townsend Mitchell South Dakota a step brother Henry Gardener Delavan a step sister Mrs Harold Klusmeyer Evansville seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren Also note Washington allocated 184 454 federal funds for improvement of national forest highways.
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Swandville
Edna May Miller
Stoughton Hospital
Congregational Church
Allen Funeral Home
Edna May Townsend
J. C. Miller
Dale Demrow Rites Tomorrow After Fatal Evansville Crash
Services for Dale Allen Demrow 28 of rural Evansville will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at St. John’s Lutheran Church with burial in Center Township Cemetery. Surviving parents and siblings are named, with details of his Fisher Body plant job and the accident on Turtle Road. Inpatients include Lindemann and James Jones with multiple injuries.
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Evansville
Dale Allen Demrow
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Center Township
Roderick-Ward
Demrow
Janesville
Tuttle Road
Here
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Demrow
Robert Demrow
Robert
Colorado
New Housing Bill Gets Final Approval in Congress
Congress sent to President Johnson a compromise 1.115 billion housing bill to extend urban renewal low rent public housing and other major programs for a year. The measure passed Senate by voice vote and House 309 to 70.
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Congress
Johnson
Senate
House
Washington Notebook update on veterans pensions and space rumors
The Washington Notebook reports the Johnson administration urging Senate rejection of a House bill raising veterans pensions by about 72.6 million dollars first year. Budget officials call the estimate low and oppose enactment. Veterans groups urge passage. It notes space authorities expect a Soviet launch before or during the Warsaw astronautics congress and the Senate approving a two year Food for Peace extension with a 7.08 billion dollar appropriation. A Lancaster bid contract imposes a 1 dollar fine per missed garbage can after resident complaints. West Germany reports 42 percent of its 54 million population employed in industry.
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Johnson
Senate
House
Phillip S$. Hughes
Budget Bureau
Senate Finance Committee
John S. Gleason Jr
Veterans
Washington
Welfare and Labor Departments
Senate House
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International’ Academy of Astronautics
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Academy
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West Germany
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Flexsteel
Permalux
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