Pay Increases Okayed Council Ready For Bid Study
The City Council set the stage for 1964 with resolutions to wrap up municipal business and scheduled a police fire station discussion for tomorrow at 5 p.m. They approved base bids of 171 807 with alternates possibly raising to over 187 000 and backed mayoral salary increases for the city clerk treasurer and city attorney.
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Orville R. Evans
Board of Public Works
National Guard Armory
Planning Commission
Lester M. Johnson
First Ward
18Th Avenue
Clara Schuetze
Emma F. Krauss
Johnson
Monroe Clinic
Chandler Lot
Post Office
Federal Building
L1th Street
T. J. Burgy Jr
Eighth Ward
14Th Avenue
Evans
Albany Woman Leaves Trust For Valedictorians and Church
The will of Florence Knapp Trow of Albany provides two thirds of a trust’s income to future Albany high school valedictorians and one third to Albany Methodist church. The trust, dated 1957 with a 1962 codicil, names Don S. Trow as executor, with bonds set at 110000. Appraisers are Ray Silver and Fred Baertschi. Rock County Savings and Trust Co. acts as trustee. The couple previously ran a Christmas tree business on Old Madison Road.
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Albany
Albany High School
Florence Knapp Trow
Trow
Albany Methodist Church
Don S. Trow
Ray T. Silver Sr
Monticello
Fred Baertschi
Rock County Savings and Tust Co
Janesville
Eli
Amelia Duerst Knapp
California
San Diego
Don S. Trows
Old Madison Road
Johnson Open to Meeting Leaders on Fruitful Talks
President Johnson said he would meet with world leaders including Khrushchev if conferences could be fruitful and productive. He called Senate foreign aid action $500 million more constructive and helpful and announced plans to spend Christmas at his Texas ranch with family.
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Washington
Johnson
Khrushchev
Senate
House
Texas
Baker’s Cash Source Sought in Senate Inquiry
Senate investigators seek the origin of thousands of dollars Baker kept in his Senate office. President Johnson orders tax file access to aid the probe into Baker’s business ties and possible conflicts of interest.
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Washington Senate
Robert G. Baker
Senate
Johnson
Rules Committee
Baker
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Gertrude C. Novak
Ocean City
Sen
B. Everett Jordan
DNC
Novak
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Company of
Milwaukee
Internal Revenue Service
Securities and Exchange Commission
Monroe Chamber to Elect Four New Directors
Ballots will be mailed to members to elect four directors of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce. Executive secretary Vernon Schillinger announced that directors will meet after ballots are returned, possibly later this month or early January, when officers will be elected. The annual chamber banquet will be scheduled in January.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Vernon
Bud) Schillinger
Schillinger
Moro seeks Senate approval after confidence vote
Italian Premier Aldo Moro faced the Senate for final confirmation of his center left government following a decisive confidence vote. The measure aims to secure formal parliamentary backing for his reform program and to solidify his coalition in Rome.
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Rome
Aldo Moro
Senate
Orthodox Patriarch to Meet Pope in Jerusalem Encounter
Patriarch Athenagoras I of the Orthodox Church will meet Pope Paul VI in Jerusalem during the pope's Holy Land pilgrimage next month. It marks the first such encounter between Rome and an Orthodox patriarch in over five centuries, echoing the historic 1439 Florence meeting.
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Damascus
Syria
Athenagoras I
Paul VI
Holy Land
Paul
Athenagoras
Theodossius VI
Antioch
East
Jerusalem
New Delhi
India
Italy
Eugene IV
Joseph II
Florence
Cold Continues As Wisconsin Endures Snow and Ice
A pre holiday cold wave kept Wisconsin in its icy grip with no relief expected before Sunday. Temperatures fell to four below zero at 8 a.m. while a high of 16 was reached yesterday. Snow totals ranged with Madison reporting five inches and other cities three inches or less. Road conditions varied from good to slippery with northern areas generally clear and southern stretches showings of ice on some highways.
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Wisconsin
Muskegon
Mich
Eau Claire
Superior Duluth
Madison
Milwaukee
Beloit-Rockford
Lone Rock
la Crosse
Park Falls
Wausau
Green Bay
Prairie du Chien
American Automobile Association
Wounded Kennedy Survived First Shot. Fate Sealed by Second
A post mortem account from Bethesda Naval Hospital says the first bullet struck Kennedy in the back with a small hole, while the second bullet to hit him in the head caused instant death. The second shot also hit Gov. Connally in the chest as he turned.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Kennedy
Parkland Hospital
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Gov. Connally
UW Dope Cases Involve Only Few
Madison Wisconsin university officials said narcotics use on campus touches an extremely small number of students while police report indicates a broader investigation into sale and use. Chief Wilbur Emery notes surveillance of students and nonstudents for three months after a former student’s death. Three youths linked to a drinking party face charges. narcotics sources appear outside Madison with injections and a range of drugs including morphine heroin cocaine peyote and mescaline involved.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Wilbur Emery
Lewis E. Drake
Drake
University
Fred Harvey Harrington
Emery
Hal F. Helleman
Jamaica
N.Y
Hellman
Richard Johns
Joshua L. Johns
Green Bay
Dane County
Johns
Wisconsin
William Over
Chicago
Over
Foreign Aid Bill Heads to Senate Debates and Cuts
The Senate appropriations committee approved 3.299 billion dollars in new overseas aid, down from the House’s 2.801 billion thousand. The panel dropped a House amendment barring guarantees of private finance for grain sales to Communist nations. Senate leaders aim for action before Christmas adjournment, with possible further cuts and a conference with the House. Mundt seeks a separate roll-call on Export-Import Bank guarantees for private credits to Communist grain buyers, but his earlier bid failed 57 to 35.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
U.S
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Kennedy
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
State Swiss Market Holds Mostly Steady
The Madison Wisconsin cheddar cheese market shows steady demand for bulk styles and ample supplies ahead of Christmas. Sliced and well cured varieties meet good demand with prices ranging 36 to 42 dollars per 40 pound blocks and daisies at 38 to 39. Swiss market remains mostly steady with decent demand and ample supplies, blocks priced 38 to 45 dollars.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Students Set for Spotlight at Christmas Concert Tonight
Three local students will perform solos at the annual Christmas Choral Concert at the junior high auditorium starting at 8 p.m. Bonnie Hunt and Steve Grundahl from the senior high will sing, with Tom Peterson from the junior high featured in O Holy Night. Ruth Chambers designed stained glass windows for the program and stage setting. A 100-voice junior high chorus opens with French Carols arranged for mixed voices. The senior high choir will wear iridescent green robes and perform varied Christmas music.
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Monroe High School
Monroe Junior High
Bonnie Hunt
Steve Grundahl
Ruth Chambers
McNamara Jet Narrowly Avoids Collision at Orly
At Paris Orly Airport a U S Air Force transport carrying Secretary McNamara and staff nearly collided with a civilian airliner in fog. Pilot Capt Meredith Sutton stopped takeoff as the passenger jet landed, tires blew, and the aircraft halted about 500 feet from runway end. Assistant Defense Secretary Arthur G Sylvester said no one was hurt and weather visibility was poor. The passenger plane apparently misread signals from the tower.
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Paris
McNamara
Paris’ Orly
U.S. Air Force
Meredith Sutton
South Viet Nam
Defense
Arthur G. Sylvester
Sylvester
Eisenhower Begins Winter Stay at Eldorado Country Club
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and his wife Mamie begin a five month winter retreat at a Palm Desert home on the Eldorado Country Club's eleventh fairway. The stay marks a continuation of the former president's vacation pattern in California.
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Ike
Palm Desert
Calif
Llth
Eldorado Country Club
Eisenhower
Eisenhowers
Ghana Students Riot in Moscow Over Ghanaian's Death
Hundreds of Ghana and other African students protested in Red Square near the Kremlin after a Ghanaian student was fatally stabbed by a Russian the prior Friday. They clashed with police, breached barricades, and dispersed by mid afternoon as officials urged calm. Asare Addo, a Kalinin medical student, was identified as the victim.
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Moscow
Ghana
Red Square
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Alabama
Spasky Tower
Asare Addo
Kalinin
Marquette Medical Dean Named Vice President and Secretary
Dr. John S. Hirschboeck, dean of the Marquette University school of medicine since 1947, has been appointed to the new office of vice president and secretary. He succeeds Louis Quarles and Rev. Raymond R. McAuley in those posts.
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Milwaukee
John S. Hirschboeck
Marquette University School of Medicine
Louis Quarles
Raymond R. McAuley
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Walter J. Baber
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Industrial Arts Club
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Charles Mowbray
Ronald Roberts
Wilfred Klippel
Jim Schild
Roger Goepfert
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Ronald Mauermann
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