Johnson edict trims 731 million from agency budgets
President Johnson ordered a voluntary cut in agency requests, producing about 731 million in savings in 48 hours. The move, touted by aides as his top priority, aims to shrink 1965 outlays though officials expect the final budget to exceed 101 billion. The plan reviews heavy spenders like Defense and Agriculture, while boosting Labor Welfare Peace Corps and housing agencies. Deficit seen smaller than 9.2 billion, with job losses over 10,000 cited by the President. Budget Director Gordon followed up with a directive to all agency heads.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Defense Department
Agriculture Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Post Office
Veterans Administration
Labor Department
Department of Welfare
Peace Corps
Johnson City
Tex
Kermit Gordon
Homemakers Club Christmas Dinner at Hoffman House
Albany report notes Modern Homemakers club members held a Christmas dinner at the Hoffman House in Madison with husbands as guests. Attica Pals also dined at the Alpine Cafe in Janesville and visited two local businesses.
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Albany
Modern Homemakers Club
Hoffman
Madison
Alpine Cafe
Janesville
Sugar River Homemakers Dinner and Gift Exchange
Sugar River Homemakers held a dinner party at Edgewater Cafe then a social evening at Mrs. Fred Speich’s home. Gifts were exchanged and Mystery Sisters were revealed with new names drawn.
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Sugar River
Albany
Edgewater Cafe
Fred Speich
Clarno Homemakers Host Christmas Dinner Meeting
Mrs. Martha Grenzow hosted the Clarno Homemakers annual Christmas dinner before their December meeting. A card acknowledging gifts to Green County hospital was read and gifts were collected for a beer box. Mrs. Clarence Schroeder and Mrs. Roy Reinmann led the social program after the business session. Mrs. Albert Reinmann to lead and host the January 15 gathering.
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Clarno Club
Martha Grenzow
Clarno Homemakers
Green County Hospital
Clarence Schroeder
Roy Reinmann
Albert Reinmann
Church Ladies Plan January Meeting at Friedrichs Home
Mrs. Fred Siegel Mrs. Wayne Stroessner Mrs. Arley Vogel and Mrs. Joyce Coleman guests. The next meeting will be held in January at the home of Mrs. Dalen Friedrichs.
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Fred Siegel
Wayne Stroessner
Arley Vogel
Joyce Coleman
Dalen Friedrichs
Health Valley Homemakers Christmas Party Report
The Health Valley Homemakers held their Christmas party Sunday night at Windy Acres. Husbands were guests at the party. A gift exchange was held for members. The next meeting will be held Wednesday Jan. 8 at the home of Mrs. Richard Olson.
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Health Valley Club
Health Valley Homemakers
Windy Acres
Richard Olson
Town Hall Homemakers Hold Christmas Party in New Glarus
The Town Hall Homemakers club met at the Alpine Restaurant in New Glarus with 10 members attending. After dinner a short program and a gift exchange were held.
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Town Hall Club
Monticello
Town Hall Homemakers Club
New Glarus
Doctor Assairs Critic of Medics
CHICAGO The American Medical Association challenged remarks by Manuel Gottlieb a Wisconsin Milwaukee economist who accused the medical profession of a feudal system and discriminatory fees. Dr F J L Blasingame defended current standards while noting Gottlieb urged lower training thresholds.
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Doctor Assairs
Chicago
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
F. J. L. Blasingame
The
American Medical Association
Blasingame
Manuel Gottlieb
Wisconsin
Gottlieb
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Cleveland
Blasingame condemns Gottlieb clash on medical education
Dr. Blasingame stated Gottlieb advanced the idea that American physicians are over trained and that standards should be lowered so mediocre students can become doctors. He warned this would undermine medical education and patient care.
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Blasingame
Gottlieb
Lost Act Emerges As Logical Twist In Absence
A concise note notes that a missing act has become a focal point in a broader puzzle of missing items. The piece frames the disappearance as a logical anomaly prompting attention to the overlooked details and potential clues.
Martin E Onsgard 90 dies in Orfordville
Martin E. Onsgard age 90 longtime Orfordville resident and village marshal in World War I times died at home after a long illness born in Plymouth Township he married Emma Hanson in 1897. he survived by son Omer two sisters six grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren services set for Orfordville Lutheran church burial in church cemetery and calling hours at Silverthorn Newcomer funeral home tonight
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Orfordville
Martin E. Onsgard
Plymouth Township
Edgerton
Emma Hanson
Onsgard
Elma Burtness
Janesville
Orfordville Lutheran Church
Church
Silverthorn-Newcomer Funeral Home
LBJ Declines Tieup With Prayer Project
President Johnson rejects invitation to be honorary chairman of a group seeking a constitutional amendment guaranteeing religious recognition in schools and public institutions. A White House aide said the move aims to keep church state separation intact.
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Francis B. Burch
The
Constitutional Prayer Foundation
Johnson
Eisenhower
Burch
Supreme Court
Baltimore
White House
Charles Niles Named Sales Promotion Head
Charles R. Niles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Niles of 1315 21st Avenue, Muskegon, Mich., is appointed sales promotion manager of Kaydon Engineering Corp. He will start January 6 after previously working for Micro Aluminum Co. of Manitowoc. A Monroe High School graduate, he attended the University of Wisconsin Madison, graduating in 1951, then served two years in the U.S. Marine Corps. He is married to Wanda Gibbons. they live at 2451 Winchester Drive, Muskegon, with two children, Sharon and Michael.
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Charles R. Niles
Charles J. Niles
21St Avenue
Kaydon Engineering Corp
Muskegon
Mich
Niles
Micro Aluminum, Co
Manitowoc
Monroe High School
University of Wisconsin, Madison
U.S. Marine Corps
Wanda Gibbons
Elda Gibbons
10Th Street
Sharon
Michael
Winchester Drive
Muskegon, Mich
Classified Ads Aid Daily Life For Thousands
Readers depend on local classified notices for practical solutions from jobs and housing to services and goods. The page features listings from area businesses and residents seeking buyers, renters, trades, and repairs with contact details.
Traffic Deaths Set Record Pace in 1963
The National Safety Council reports November traffic deaths at 4,107, lifting the 11 month total to 39,280, a 6 percent rise from 1962's record. Eleven month 1962 fatalities stood at 37,120, while November 1961 saw 3,700 deaths. The 1963 November total also surpasses the prior record 4,048 set in November 1936.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Execution of Nathan Hale Near East River
Near present day 46th Street and the East River in New York City royalist troops hanged Nathan Hale as a spy in the Revolutionary War era.
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46Th Street
East River
New York City
Nathan Hale
Wanted Men and Women for U S Civil Service Jobs
Recruiters offer government positions paying up to 446 dollars monthly with strong security and advancement. No special education required for many roles, but exams are competitive. Lincoln Service markets test prep for these jobs, not government affiliated. Free information on positions and salaries via coupon mail today.
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U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service Inquiry for Government Jobs
A reader from Pekin Illinois requests free information on U.S. Government positions and salaries and how to qualify for government jobs. The note asks for age and phone contact. It appears as a classified inquiry directed to a government postings service.
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Lincoln Service
Dept
Pekin, Ilinois
U.S
Hiroshima Deaths Rise From Atomic Bomb Illnesses
Hiroshima hospital reports 41 deaths this year from atomic bomb diseases, one more than last year. The latest victim, a girl born two days after the 1945 blast, died of acute leukemia of the marrow last month. Since opening in 1956 the hospital treated 152,495 patients with atomic illnesses.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Fair Lady Composer Donates Royalties to Desert Hospital
Palm Springs California composer Frederick Loewe creator of My Fair Lady has pledged about 1 million dollars in music royalties to Desert hospital. Loewe will give half of his royalties for the life of the copyright to the hospital citing his love for Palm Springs. He is 63 years old and described Palm Springs as his favorite place.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Frederick Fritz Loewe
Desert Hospital
Loew
the Hospital
Loewe
Walter Beals Funeral Held in Superior
Walter Beals 59 of Superior, a former Orfordville and Beloit druggist, was laid to rest today after services in Superior. Born November 11 1904 in Clinton, he was married to Catherine Millar and is survived by his wife a son William E in the Navy in the Philippines a brother Duane of Clinton and a sister Mrs Hobart Weirick of Beloit.
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Superior
Walter Beals
Orfordville
Beloit
Lewis Beals
Clinton
Catherine Millar
William E
Navy
Philippines
Duane
Hobart Weirick
James Tschudy Named To College Who's Who 1963
New Glarus high school graduate James C. Tschudy has been named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities for 1963 as a senior at Elmhurst College in Elmhurst Illinois. He is the son of Rev. and Mrs Lynn F B Tschudy formerly of Elmira New York where Rev Tschudy was pastor of Swiss United Church of Christ.
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NEW Glarus
James C. Tschudy
Elmhurst College
Elmhurst
Ill
James
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
Elmira, N.Y
Tanganyika Exports One-Tenth of World's Diamonds in 1960
Tanganyika supplied roughly ten percent of world diamond exports in 1960, reflecting its dominant position in the global diamond trade during that period. Local mining and export activity underpinned this share amid evolving postcolonial markets.
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Tanganyika
Young Mothers Home Makers Host Christmas Party
The Young Mothers Home Makers Christmas party occurred at Mrs. Robert Dye's home. Court whist was played and gifts exchanged. New secret pals were chosen and three new members were introduced.
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Young Mothers
Young Mothers Homemakers
Robert Dye
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