Atom Smasher Session At White House Friday
President Johnson will be urged at a White House meeting at 10 30 a m Friday to back a 150 million atom smasher near the University of Wisconsin. Sen Gaylord Nelson and Sen Hubert Humphrey join Ralph Huitt for UW Madison in urging budget funding starting July 1. The Midwestern Universities Research Association backs the project claiming benefits for regional universities and the Midwest economy. Kennedy previously signaled approval and suggested funding for a similar site near Stoughton Wisconsin. Johnson’s final backing remains uncertain.
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Johnson
White House
University of Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ralph Huitt
Fred Harrington
Nelson
Midwest
Midwestern Universities Research Association
MURA
Big Ten Universites
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Humphrey
Stoughton
Wis
State Poster Contest Opens for All Schools
Pamphlets describing the statewide contest for handicapped workers will be mailed to private and parochial schools this week. The open entry is for grades seven to ten with Jan 1 to March 15 as the submission window. Four top winners receive savings bonds totaling 250 dollars and expense paid trips to Madison.
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William B. Mills
Janesville
Madison
Wisconsin year in review top news list 1963
The 1963 Wisconsin year in review highlights a tax fight between Gov. Reynolds and the GOP-led Legislature as the top event, with crime stories including the Kenosha murder of Anthony Biernat and a fatal shooting by Helen Haukedahl ranking high. Other items cover Rabinovitz nomination issues, political disputes, mass killings, and the Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp. success.
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Reynolds
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Anthony Biernat
Kenosha
Stanley Haukedahl
University of Wisconsin
Helen Haukedahl
Dorothy Bitantis
Haukedahl
U.S. Senate
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Kennedy
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Senate
John Gronouski
U.S. Court Backlog Grows at Madison
Western District of Wisconsin reports a doubling backlog since July with an all time high. The court has not had a judge since the death of Patrick.
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Madison
U.S. District Court
Wisconsin
Patrick
Ra binovitz Nomination Stalled As Congress Awaits Adjournment
The late President Kennedy nominated Sheboygan attorney David Ra binovitz for a post, but action stalled. Washington reports the nomination will expire when Congress adjourns later this month. A court report shows 186 civil and 12 criminal cases pending as of November end, with 94 civil and none criminal pending in July.
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T. Stone
Kennedy
David Rabinovitz
Washington
Congress
Rent Ads Urge Quick Placement Call 325-5101
Reach the renters quickly with rent ads. To place them come in or Phone 325-5101, Monroe Evening Times.
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Monroe
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