Trout Pheasant Stamps Proposed in Wisconsin Budget
The Wisconsin State Conservation Commission proposes a 1965 67 budget of 34.7 million dollars an increase of 2.1 million and two revenue ideas including trout fishing and pheasant hunting stamps to raise about 600 000 annually Governor elect Warren Knowles questions the stamp projection and forestry tax revival efforts. The plan favors land purchases under the outdoor resources program and seeks centralized recreation advertising scrutiny by the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Conservation Commission
Commission
Warren P. Knowles
L. P. Voigt
Knowles
Voigt
George Sprecher
Department of Resource Development
Department of Commerce and Industry
Yale Music Slated For Concert Event
Allan F. Barnard announces a three part program for next Wednesday night at 8 p.m. in the Junior High School auditorium featuring Fredric and Jon Moritz as cornetists with Vicki Neuberger on piano and Nancy Hughes as vocalist. The concert includes marches and overtures by Texidor and Buchtel, Christmas selections by Willson and Bach, and a finale with audience prizes and a fairy tale piece featuring Caroline Roethe as narrator.
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Allan F. Barnard
Fredric Moritz
Jon Moritz
Vicki Neuberger
Nancy Hughes
Caroline Roethe
Amparito Roca
Jaime Texidor
Forrest Buchtel
William Barnes
Moritz Brothers
Fredric and
Jon
Miss Neuberger
Molly Brown
Meredith Willson
John Pierpont
Barnard
Don Gardner
Carl Coons
Caroline’ Roethe
Pope Paul VI Returns to Rome After India Visit
Pope Paul VI arrived in Rome aboard an Italian airline jet from Bombay at 3 49 p m local time to a 21 gun salute. Premier Aldo Moro and Roman Catholic cardinals welcomed the 67 year old pontiff amid jubilant crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Paul VI
India
Bombay
Fiumicino
Aldo Moro
State GOP Mites Nomination. Peterson Honored for 1964 Wins
Wisconsin Republican Party praises Talbot Peterson of Appleton with a unanimous resolution for his role in the 1964 GOP victory and urges continued efforts toward a total win in 1966. The panel selected La Crosse for the 1965 convention on May 8 with a state chairman to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Talbot Peterson
Republican State Executive Committee
Peterson
Appleton
Dean Burch
Dan Draper
Warren P. Knowles
GOP
Senate
U.S
William Proxmire
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
LaCrosse
Arnold Becker
Port Washington
Harold Huibregtse
Sheboygan Falls
Draper
Three Injured In Head On Crash On Highway 69
A head on collision on Highway 69 a mile south of Verona near 10 p m injures three people. Mrs Mayden Greer of New Glarus and Eugene Nuehring of Madison drive the two cars. Nuehring suffers head cuts while Mrs Greer has a possible broken arm and head bumps. Ronald Nuehring age 22, riding with his brother, sustains hand and face cuts.
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Highway 69
Verona
Mayden Greer
New Glarus
Eugene Nuehring
Madison
Nuehring
Woodworking To Take Up Time Floyd Pyle Retires From Postal Service
Floyd O. Pyle retires after 42 years with the postal service. He plans a basement woodworking shop at his Monroe home and reflects on a career that began in 1922 as a mail messenger under postmaster Emery A. Odell. He later became a city mail carrier and chief Civil Service examiner, known for precise exam work and long unused sick leave. He is a World War I veteran native of Carthage, Missouri.
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Floyd O. Pyle
14Th Street
Jessie
Floyd
Harryey
John E. Andereck
Emery A. Odell
Monroe Evening Times
Milwaukee
Civil Service
R. J. Myers
Pyle
Monroe
Post Office
Carthage
Red faced Sheriff Smiles Through Meriden Hearing
Meridian Mississippi sheriff Lawrence Rainey and 18 white co defendants faced a federal complaint charging criminal conspiracy in the 1964 slayings of three civil rights workers. Bonds were set at 5000 each and a preliminary hearing was scheduled for Thursday at the Meridian federal courthouse. Deputy Cecil Price offered no comment on possible murder charges.
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Rainy
Neshoba County
Cecil Price
Meridian Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Esther Carter
U.S
Miss Carter
Herman Alford
Meridian
Rainey
FBI
Price
WGST
Atlanta
Weapons Headed For Congo Rebels Through Khartoum Airport
Khartoum airport officials reported at least a dozen planeloads of arms processed since Wednesday bound for rebel forces in Congo via Juba. The cargo labeled medical supplies was rifles shuttled by UAE and Ghana Airways planes, strengthening claims Sudan acts as a rebel supply base.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Congo
Christophe Gbeny
Peking
Moise Tshombe
United Arab Republic
Ghana
Juba
Equatorial
Ghana Airways Comet
U.A.R
Mohammed Ahmed Mahgoub
Africa
Poetry Spotlight at Ludlow Memorial Library Sunday
Dr. Chad Walsh renowned author and Beloit College English chair will speak at 2 30 p m tomorrow in Ludlow Memorial Library on How Poems Get Born. Walsh did 1961 62 England research and served as Fulbright lecturer in Italy and Finland and was visiting professor at Willesley College.
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Chad Walsh
Ludlow Memorial
Walsh
Beloit College
England
Italy
Finland
Willesley College
Jingle Jangles Cartoonist Ends Two Day Monroe Run
Larry Clementson of Lancaster known as Mr. Jingle Jangles finished a two day engagement in Monroe drawing cartoons and caricatures for Montgomery Ward. He has a advertising promotion office in Lancaster and learned art self taught. His family has deep Grant County roots and he once helped create the first Great River Road brochure.
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Jingle Jangles
Montgomery Ward
Larry Clementson
Lancaster
Clementson
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Chicago
General Electric
Monroe
Madison
Philippines
Mary Jane Morley
Marengo
Ill
Woodstock
Laurie
Lancaster High School
Larry
Grant County
George Clementson Sr
Science Digest
New York
Canada
New Orleans
Wisconsin Jaycees Name Five Outstanding Men of 1964
The Wisconsin Jaycees named fiveOutstanding Young Men for 1964: James C. Devitt Greenfield James F. Kress Green Bay William A. Steiger Oshkosh Evert G. Wallenfeldt Milton and Frederick J. Wenzel Marshfield. They were chosen for distinguished career and public service records from a wide field of nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond DU Lac
Wisconsin Jaycees
James C. Devitt
Greenfield
James F. Kress
Green Bay
William A. Steiger
Oshkosh
Evert G. Wallenfeldt
Milton
Frederick J. Wenzel
Marshfield
Baker Inquiry Goes Into Recess Amid Rometsch Files
Senate Rules Committee probes alleged illegal payoffs linked to Bobby Baker as FBI files on West Berlin beauty Mrs Ellen Rometsch surface. Witnesses describe New Orleans parties with Baker and secretary Nancy Tyler while Baker invokes Fifth Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
FBI
West Berlin
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Ellen Rometsch
Lennox P. McLendon
McLendon
Justice Department
Paul Aguirre
New Orleans
Rometsch
Nancy Carole Tyler
Senate Democrats
Aguirre
Samuel J. Scott
San Juan
P.R
Scott
Soap Flakes Dump Douses Rome Fountain Near Basilica
Several pounds of soapflakes dumped into a Roman fountain in front of the Basilica of Massenzio Friday night caused suds to fill the basin and overflow onto the sidewalk and street nearby.
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Rome
Basilica of
Massenzio
Ten Men Freed Await Thursday Hearing in Court
FBI arrests 21 white men in Mississippi connected to the 1964 murder of civil rights workers Schwerner Goodman and Chaney. Twenty receive bond and await a federal hearing in Meridian with charges of civil rights violations. two are charged as accessories. State murder charges still under review by the district attorney as Philadelphia residents react with anger and fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Smith
Philadelphia
Miss
Mississippi
FBI
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Meridian
Price
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
William H. Johnson Jr
Red Clay Hill
Martin Luther King
Sato to Visit Washington for Talks With Johnson
Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato plans to visit Washington January 12 at President Johnsons invitation for talks with U S officials on bilateral issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Eisaku Sato
Johnson
U.S
Mineral Point Fire Rages Through Downtown Building
Firemen from Mineral Point and Dodgeville battle a blaze that began about 9 a.m. in a theater and municipal building in downtown Mineral Point. Dense smoke initially hindered crews as the fire remained uncontrolled after ninety minutes.
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Mineral Point
Dodgeville
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Carol Summeril
Delores Lauper
Sandra Voegeli
Sheryl Smith
David Allen
Richard Schwarze
David Hughes
Gene Kleckler
Edmund Anderson
Walter Babula
Part
Frederick Oakeley
James Ployhar
Johann Sebastian Bach
Franz Gruber
Miss Hughes
Pope
Floyd Pyle
Meridian, Miss
Naval Air Station
Mr. Jingle Jangles
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