Farm Export Outlook Brightens for 1963 64
The Agriculture Department projects total U S farm shipments in 1963 64 near 6 billion dollars and dollars from sales to reach about 4 2 billion, a 15 percent rise over the 1961 62 record. Strong demand stems from population growth, income gains, and trade liberalization amid weather setbacks in several countries. Wheat suffered weather losses in Europe Japan the Soviet Union and France.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Department
Europe
Japan
Soviet Union
France
Mrs Howdle 83 Dies After Long Illness in Dodgeville
Mrs. Arthur E. Howdle 83 lifelong Montfort area resident died in a Dodgeville hospital after a long illness. Born Dora Allen in Martinville she graduated from Platteville State College and was a Methodist and longtime Eastern Star member. Survived by three sons J Clayton Madison Frederick Milwaukee Roscoe Montfort eight grandchildren five great grandchildren. Services 11 a.m. tomorrow at Hannan Soman funeral home with calling hours.
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Montfort
Arthur E. Howdle
Dodgeville
Dora Allen
Martinville
Platteville State College
Methodist Church
Eastern Star
J. Clayton
Madison
National Guardian Life Insurance Co
Frederick
Milwaukee
Roscoe
Iowa Officials Tour Truax Facility Visit
A delegation from Iowa led by Governor Harold E. Hughes toured Truax Field to view aerospace defense programs of the 30th North American Air Defense Command and the Chicago NORAD sector. They were welcomed by GEN Frederick Terrell and GEN William Greenfield as the region explains its coverage of central states including Wisconsin and Iowa.
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Madison
Iowa
Harold E. Hughes
Truax Field
North American Air Defense Command Norad
Chicago
Fall Injuries Fatal in Racine Woman's Basement Accident
Mrs. Mary Suma, 81, died in a hospital Monday from injuries suffered Saturday after she fell down basement steps at her Racine home.
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Racine
Mary Suma
Social News From Monticello and Nearby Towns
Mrs Nellie Zweifel joined Mr and Mrs John Inabnit and Mrs Mabel Rhyner of Albany on a Madison trip to visit sister Mrs Stanley Holliday at St Marys hospital. Numerous guests arrived for dinners and visits including the Babler, Voegeli, Wittenwyler, and Webb families as they marked birthdays and anniversaries across Monroe Juda New Glarus Madison and Rock Island relations.
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Nellie Zweifel
John Inabnit
Mabel Rhyner
Albany
Madison
Stanley Holliday
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rose Sippel
Monroe
Willis Babler
Babler
Sippel
Gordon Schultz
Attica
Norton Strommen
Brad
Verlyn Adamson
Bernice Babler
Belleville
Robert Babler
Todd
Jacob Voegeli
Wilbert Dick
Walter Hauri
Voegeli
Robert Holcomb Jr
Gilman Schmid
Gary Holcomb
Nathan Marty
Holcombs
Schmids
Garfield Schmid
Oregon
Willis Elmer
Carol Faye
Clarence Loveland
New Glarus
James Rogers
Lanark
Ill
Fred Abbott
Dave Brink
Victor Babler
Jacob Wittenwyler
George Brunner
Juda
Wittenwyler
Robert
Rose Brunner
Ralph Stanford
Ronnie
Rockford
Henry Kubly
John Kubly
Marion Swan
Matt H. Wittenwyler
Walter Wittenwyler
Clarence Webb
Rock Island
Webbs
Doris Ann Webb
James Holcomb
Smith
Monticello
Oscar Losey
Makeup Clinics Slated For Oral Polio Vaccine
Be loit and Janesville health officials announce makeup clinics for Rock County residents who missed the second phase of the Sabin oral vaccine program. Clinics run Thursday from 2 to 5 30 p m at the Janesville armory and 4 to 8 p m at Beloit high school gym. Earlier sessions last month reached 91 000 county and area residents and Sundays drew 87 458 people.
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Rock County
Sabin
Beloit
Janesville
Beloit High School
Graveside Rites Planned for George K. Johnson
George K. Johnson 81 of Indianapolis died Sunday. Graveside funeral services set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at Union Cemetery Oakley with Everson Funeral Home in charge. Survived by son George of Webster Grove Missouri and daughter Mrs Mary Naget of Heartsville Indiana. wife Maude preceded him in death. Born October 3 1882 in Spring Grove Township. He was active in the Republican party for 30 years and previously ran a grocery business.
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George K. Johnson
Oakley
Indianapolis
Ind
Union Cemetery
Oakey
Everson Funeral Home
Brodhead
Johnson
George
Webster Grove
Mary Naget
Heartsville
Maude
Mr. Johnson
Hebron
Emily
Emma) Robinson Johnson
Spring Grove Township
Wisconsin TV Tower Approval Upheld Near Galesville
Circuit Judge Bardwell upheld the Wisconsin Aeronautics Commission approval of a 1,629 foot WKBT-TV tower near Galesville, ruling the commission balanced aviation safety with public interest. Four Eau Claire pilots had challenged the tower as a hazard to visual flight between Minneapolis Chicago and Eau Claire La Crosse.
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Madison
Richard W. Bardwell
Wisconsin Aeronautics Commission
Wkbt-Tv
la Crosse
Galesville
Bardwell
Eau Claire
Wkbh Television Inc
Willard C. Pire
Paul R. Giles
Darrell W. Gibson
Richard Hense
Dane County
Minneapolis
Chicago
Wisconsin
Named to Hospital Washington
Dr. Henry L. Vogl age 57 named director of Iron Mountain Veterans hospital in Michigan. Vogl, a South Milwaukee native, previously served as staff physician in the St. Paul area medical office.
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Washington
Henry L. Vogl
Iron Mountain
Mich.) Veterans Hospital
Vogl
Milwaukee
St. Paul Area
Lost Act Takes Stage in Quiet Legal Gambit
A peculiar case unfolds as a missing procedural act prompts court scrutiny. Judges consider the implications for filings and deadlines while parties await a resolution that could redefine procedural timelines.
Washington Notebook Congress in final week with praise and doubt
In Washington the 1963 Congress enters its last week as Senate leaders praise cooperation and deny a do nothing charge. Everett Dirksen calls it a stop look and listen Congress while Mike Mansfield says it is a good start with work remaining. U S study on supporting a Cambodia neutrality conference grows, with reports of possible Geneva reconvening discussed by Paris and State Department officials.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Cambodia
United States
State Department
Paris
Dean Rusk
Camboia
Tax deduction proposal on political contributions advances
The Senate finance committee approved an amendment by Sen. Carl T. Curtis to let individuals deduct up to 50 dollars and couples up to 100 dollars for political contributions on income tax returns. The amendment applies to the 11 billion tax cut bill under consideration.
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Senate Finance Committee
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Industrial production nudges up in November
The Federal Reserve Board reports that the index of production rose slightly from 126.6 to 126.9 in November. The index uses a 1957-59 base of 100, covering consumer goods, business, farm and transportation equipment, plus mining and utilities activity.
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Federal Reserve Board
Lovrien Named First Appointee to Wisconsin SIU
Madison and Montello native E Lovrien a retired FBI agent has been named the inaugural appointee to the new Special Investigation unit in the state attorney general office The appointment marks the unit first leader and sets the framework for the agency's investigative efforts across departments
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Madison
Clark E. Lovrien
Montello
Federal Bureau of Investigation
State Attorney General’s Office
Connally Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Gov. John Connally of Texas, wounded in the JFK assassination, has been released from an Austin hospital. He says he feels fine though weak and expects to be on his feet by Christmas, noting he is simply exchanging a hospital bed for a bed at home.
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Philadelphia
John F. Kennedy
Elizabeth Schoenek
Kennedy
Austin
Tex
John Connally
Texas
Connally
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