Editorial Nothing Has Changed on Rabinovitz Nomination
Wisconsin lawmakers urge President Johnson to reappoint David Rabinovitz to a federal court vacancy. The piece argues Rabinovitz lacks judicial experience and cites his role in the Kohler strike, urging Johnson to select a qualified Democrat without political favoritism.
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Wisconsin
Johnson
David Rabinovitz
Senate
Kennedy
Rabinovitz
Wisconsin Bar
United Auto Workers Union
Kohler Co
Wisconsin Afl-Cio
Committee On
Mr. Rabinovitz
Nixon and Goldwater Lead GOP in A.P. Leaders Poll
A.P. survey of Republican chairmen shows Barry Goldwater still atop lists for 1964, while Richard Nixon rises recently without evident effort. The shift follows Kennedy assassination and hints Nixon could beat Johnson, though Goldwater remains strong in the South and Southwest.
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Richard M. Nixon
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
Sen. Goldwater
Associated Press
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Southwest
Richard Nixon
Johnson
Gov
Rockefeller
Elletsville Legion seeks liquor license on Temperance St
American Legion officials in Elletsville Ind say they will request a liquor license for their hall on Temperance Street. Church and community leaders vow protests over the move and its potential impact on the town.
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Ellettsville
Ind
American Legion
Temperance Street
First major scholarship founded for Monroe high school students
Ten years ago the Dr Will B and Neva Gnngi Scholarship Foundation was announced to help Monroe high school students. Also reports Igor Gouzenko suspects hundreds of Red agents in the United States as Christmas traffic deaths rise in Wisconsin. Obituaries note the deaths of William Purcell and John W Blackstone.
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Monroe
Will B
Neva Gnngi
Igor Gouzenko
Canada
United States
Wisconsin
William Purcell
Argyle
John W. Blackstone
Freeport
Retirement marks end of Alder brothers era on railroads
Two Alder brothers Fred and Louis retire from long railway careers. Fred, an IC Land O' Corn engineer, quit after 53 years with service from baggageman in 1910 to passenger trains in 1957. Louis retires from Milwaukee Road after many years as station baggageman and freight handler.
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Alder
Fred Alder
Freeport
Ilinois
Louis
10Th Street
Milwaukee Road
Monroe IC
France
Madison
Monroe
Stearns
Adler
Janesville
State Will Mail Sales Tax Forms
The Department of Taxation will, starting January 1964, mail monthly and quarterly sales tax forms to the taxpayer or employer at their designated address. Forms will no longer be sent to taxpayer representatives. The change supports direct service for filing and payment using electronic data processing for notices and forms.
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Department of Taxation Today
Lost Act Sparks Reflection on Absurdities of Absence
A columnist muses on the paradox of seeking order in chaos when a missing element exposes the logic and humor hidden in absence. The piece uses a witty frame to contemplate spontaneity and convention in daily life.
Envelope Dedication At Swiss United Church Of Christ
Advent self denial envelopes will be dedicated at 8 and 10 30 a m services tomorrow in Swiss United Church of Christ. Contributions will benefit the church school. Each family received a folder with a daily coin during Advent.
Christmas Greeting From Sister M Laura To St Clare Staff
Sister M Laura of St Agnes Fond du Lac sends a festive greeting to St Clare hospital staff and community, thanking doctors nurses and volunteers. The message lists names and groups including Sisters, obstetricians, pediatricians, interns, and Swiss families, wishing blessings and cheer.
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St. Clare Hospital
M. Laura
St. Agnes Hospital
Fond du Lac
Wilfreda
St. Clare
Santa Claus
Albany
Brodhead
New Glarus
Kublys
Voegelis—Brunis
Stauffachers Zimmermans
Martis
Dopplers
Jesse
Down to Earth OUR SOIL OUR STRENGTH
From the Soil Conservation Service a concise feature on soil health and conservation efforts. It highlights soil as a national resource, the role of farmers and communities, and practical steps to protect fertility. Emphasizes sustainable practices and long term land stewardship.
New Year call to expand conservation farming
The piece urges intensified conservation farming as a key New Year aim. Marilyn Rutsch of the ASCS notes near record sign ups for grassed waterway cost sharing next spring, with interest in contour strip cropping and diversions. Ray Beckman says Green County Conservation League wildlife cover orders will soon be available, offering 200 trees and shrubs per member.
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Marilyn Rutsch
ASCS
Ray Beckman
Green County Conservation League
Tower to Speak at State GOP Dinner in Milwaukee
Sen John G Tower the first Republican senator from Texas in nearly a century will headline a 100a plate GOP fundraising dinner in Milwaukee on Jan 29 The event will be linked by closed circuit TV to Republican rallies nationwide with telecasts planned by Nixon Goldwater Morton Rockefeller Romney and Scranton governor of New York Michigan and Pennsylvania respectively
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John G. Tower
Senate
Texas
Milwaukee
Nixon
Goldwater
Arizona
Morton
Kentucky
Rockefeller
New York
Romney
Michigan
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Soil Conservation Service year end greetings
Guess that's it for this year all of us in the Soil Conservation Service wish you and yours a Very Happy and Prosperous New Year.
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Soil Conservation Service
Aliens Must Report Addresses by End of January
Immigration official R A Klein reminds aliens in the United States that by January's end they must report their current address to the attorney general. Exemptions include accredited diplomats and those admitted temporarily as agricultural laborers. Forms are available at post offices or immigration offices during January and penalties may include deportation.
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R. A. Klein
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
U.S
Post Office
Immigration Service Office
Klein
President Obama dog gifts prompt civic contrast
President Johnson urges Americans not to flood the White House with gifts of animals while recounting the Kennedy family's many dogs and pets. The piece surveys presidential pets from Washington to Taft, noting Pushinka and Fala among others and the public reaction to FDR's dog in campaigns.
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Johnson
White House
Illinois
John F. Kennedys
Kennedys
Pushinka
Khrushchev
Charlie
George Washington
Harry S. Truman
Fala
Franklin D. Roosevelt
FDR
Aleutian Islands
Two USAF Men Die in British Fog Crash
Two U S airmen drowned when their car swerved into a canal 65 miles north of London during dense fog. The victims were Airman William McFarland 22 of Hartsville D C and Airman Thomas Franklin 20 of Ryder North Carolina, stationed at Lakenheath Air Base.
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London
U.S
Britain
Mildenhall
William McFarland
Hartsville
D.C
Thomas Franklin
Ryder
N.C
Lakenheath Air Base
Membership Coupon Prompts Recognition Event
A damaged fragment notes a membership coupon related to honorees and post office addresses. Readable names and street details appear as scattered fragments in the text. The item suggests an official recognition or listing tied to a local mailing or community event.
New Members Listed From Winslow and Browntown
Robbie Peterson of Winslow joins on June 25, 1963, and Cary Lee Marty of Browntown joins on March 31, 1963, marking new member enrollments with these dates and places.
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Robbie Peterson
Winslow
Cary Lee Marty
Browntown
Kennedy named world’s leading maker of news by editors
For the second year in a row Canadian editors vote John F Kennedy as the world’s leading maker of news. The selection was announced by the Canadian Press.
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Toronto
John F. Kennedy
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