Green County Resolution Adopts 1 113 368 79 Levy
Resolution No 4 levies 1 113 368 79 on towns villages and cities for next year. Adopted unanimously after recess and roll call votes. Supplementary reports approve Good Friday time off for courthouse workers from noon Friday to Monday. Approvals include sheriff mileage and fees payments to listed officials and others charged to County Court.
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Stair
Barnard
Hoesly
Cleveland
Jordan
Riemer and
Paulson
C.T.H.S. Co
Co. Ordi
Co. Hos
Col. Co
Nl Co
Hos. Farm Inc
Evenson
Monroe High School
Brodhead
Bidlingmaier
Monroe
Browntown
New Glarus
Brooklyn
Riemer
Green County Board approves sheriff fees and adjourns
County Board of Supervisors approves payments including 1.50 to L M Schwite-pas and 10.40 for sheriff transport mileage to mental institutions charged to Sheriff and County accounts. Minutes read and approved. Adjournment set for December second Tuesday at 8 PM. County Clerk Ray E Kundert certifies the proceedings dated November 15, 1961.
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Tose Wesige
L. M. Schwite
Charles Howe
Green County
Sheriff's Department
Ben Cleveland
Sheldon Yarwood
Oscar Paulson
Cleveland
Davis
Riemer
Stair
Ripp
Montgomery
Ray E. Kundert
Green
Wisconsin
County Board of Supervisors
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FHA Sets Shelter Rules For Home Improvement Loans
Washington confirms new inspection and approval requirements for loans used to build family fallout shelters. Banks must submit shelter plans to FHA for eligibility certificates before funds flow. lenders then verify compliance with FHA and Defense Department standards. Single family homes face up to 3500 dollar loans over five years. multifamily units up to 2500 dollars per unit over seven years.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administr Tion
Savings and Loan
FHA
Defense Department
Youths Who Harassed Couple To Face Terms
Six youths pleaded guilty to felony conspiracy in a 15 month harassment of a San Francisco Jewish couple. They face probation reports and possible sentences up to three years each in Superior Court on January 9. Names include Herbert Wherry and John D. Rice. Others await trial or were placed on juvenile probation.
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San Francisco
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Herbert Wherry
John D. Rice
Robert R. Ennes
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Gordon B. Deane
Gerald J. Kilroy
Richard Henderson
William Bowman
Nelson Okays Easing Of Rural High School Districts
Madison Gov. Nelson signed a bill easing restrictions on territories joining union high school districts by next July 1. The change helps rural areas comply with a state law to place all school areas in a high school district by that date. Present law allows only adjoining territory to attach to a union high school district. The revision grants nearby areas the same privilege.
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Nelson
Yale Rite Observed At St Johns Military Academy
Delafield news notes the 56th annual medi eval Christmas rite called bringing in the boars head to St Johns Military Academy on December 14. Cadets in period costumes will carry the boars head into the gym for the Breaking Up Banquet, with a plum pudding presentation to the castle lord, academy president.
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St. John’s Military Academy
Sidney B.smythe
St. John’s
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St. John's
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Kennedy Revives Award of E Flag for Export Push
President Kennedy revived the wartime E flag to honor contributions to the export expansion program. He issued an executive order creating E and E flag awards for individuals firms and organizations aiding world market sales with procedures to be set by executive departments. The report notes the Columbia River drainage area at 259000 square miles.
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Kennedy
Kei
White House
Legislature In Brief: Marketing Orders Extended to More Commodities
The Assembly passed a bill to extend farm marketing provisions to additional commodities beyond fresh fruit, allowing producers to form agreements for marketing and promotion with a 51 percent control threshold. Violators face fines, and actions include study of government costs and constitutional tax changes. new bills propose a second county court in Ashland County and removing cheese from general property tax.
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Senate
Public Welfare Department
Motor Vehicle Department
Ashland County
Mellen
Borden Bowman Case To Be Heard By Supreme Court
Washington The Supreme Court will review dismissal of a government civil antitrust suit charging Borden Co and Bowman Dairy Co with price discrimination in milk deliveries. The case centers on price systems favoring chains over independents in the Chicago area, with the district court citing delivery costs as justification.
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Supreme Court
Chicago
U.s.district Court
Justice Department
Borden Co
Bowman |Dairy Co
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Cuban Tobacco Imports Decline
American cigar sales rise while Cuban imports fall due to ownership disputes and Cuban crop issues. Imports of Cuban tobacco into cigars drop 12 percent year to date, with total Cuban tobacco value at 19.6 million for January through September, against 23.5 million last year. Philipp ine and Sumatra origin tobaccos fill gains as stocks show Philippine tobacco up 1.9 million pounds and foreign varieties up 7.3 million pounds. Despite rumor of embargoes, cigar makers note a steady overall cigar market including non Cuban products.
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Kennedy J
Carl J. Carlson
Cigar Manufacturers Association of America
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Fla
U.S. Bureau of Census
Department of Agriculture
Sumatra Jaya
Castro
Powell declines to name himself for Bridges seat
New Hampshire Governor Wesley Powell announces he will not appoint himself to succeed the late Senator Styles Bridges. The decision leaves the path to fill the Senate seat to other candidates and state processes.
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Self Concord
N.H
Wesley Powell
Sen
Styles Bridges
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