PMA Manager Outlines Milk Control Plan at Darlington Meeting
A L McWilliams PMA general manager outlined a four point milk supply base program approved in principle by District 20 delegates at Darlington. The plan aims to balance production with demand, hold support prices, allow base transfer within areas, and retire bases to reduce surpluses. The program could cut price support costs and balance supply in one year. Roswell C Babler was re elected to a third term as district director with other officers chosen for one year terms. District 20 covers northwest Illinois and southwest Wisconsin with over 800 members.
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Kennedy
District 20 Pure Milk Association
Darlington
A. L. McWilliams
PMA
McWilliams
National Stabilization Advisory Committee On
Washington
Freeman
Roswell C. Babler
Dakota
Ill
Leon Gempeler
Monticello
Clarence Koeller
Lancaster
Inter-Cooperative Relations
Allen Bonebright
Freeport
Lawrence Burke
Illinois
Wisconsin
Districting Plea Hearing Set by Wisconsin Supreme Court
The Wisconsin Supreme Court set a Tuesday hearing date on Attorney General John Reynolds petition to take original jurisdiction in a suit to force reapportionment of state political districts. Reynolds seeks to halt Secretary of State Robert Zimmermans election call if the court agrees to hear the case.
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Madison
State Supreme Court
John Reynolds
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Robert Zimmerman
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Zimmerman
Attorney General
Kennedy probes stockpile program and mismanagement risks
President Kennedy announces a Senate driven, double edged probe into how the United States stockpiles strategic materials. He orders a halt to most purchases and calls for a public review by the Symington led committee. He warns the vast program could invite profiteering and misallocation.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Alexei Adzhubei
Khrushchev
Western Hemisphere
Cuba
U.S
Berlin
Soviet Union
Pierre Salinger
Organization of American States
Southeast Asia
Laos
United States
South Viet Nam
Robert C. Weaver
Wisconsin Imposes 3 Percent Sales Tax Begins
Wisconsin starts a 3 percent sales tax across nine categories as the state shifts to withholding income taxes. Auto and truck sales show late activity to beat the levy with 12,602 new cars registered in January and estimates of more. Traders and customers react with confusion as the tax takes effect at dawn.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin Consumers
John Gronouski
Gronouski
Jim Sletten
Sletten
Madison
Paul Hodel
Verona
Eisenhower Urges revival of hard work ethic
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower addressed a Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce banquet urging Americans to repudiate feather bedding and glorify hard work at all levels. He warned against malingering in any group and cautioned that idle people slow national growth, noting a drift toward a feather-bed economy.
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Los Angeles
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chamber of Commerce
Eisenhower
Monroe School Board weighs nine member expansion plan
The Monroe district considers enlarging the Board of Education to nine members requiring a petition from at least 100 electors and district elector approval at the July annual meeting. If approved, two rural representatives would be added. The board also adopted a tentative teacher salary policy for the coming year with ranges and merit increases, plus family and dependent supplements.
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Board of Education
Monroe
Herbert T. Johnson
New Glarus plans to lure industry after Pet Milk plant loss
More than 200 New Glarus residents attended a gathering by the village Industrial Development Corporation to map responses to the Pet Milk Co plant shutdown. Roger E. Klassy and Mayor Waldo Freitag led questions as volunteers filled labor survey forms and brochures.
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Glarus
Village Industrial Development Corporation
Pet Milk Co
Roger E. Klassy
Waldo Freitag
Klassy
New Glarus
Klassy_ explained
Switzerland
Freitag
New Glarus Industrial Development Corp
Stock Market Recovery Mixed Across Sectors
New York trading showed a tentative market recovery with gains and losses scattered across key stocks. Aerospace, electronics and chemical issues moved, while oils, tobaccos and rails outperformed, steels and motors mixed.
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New York
Kennedy Seeks 193 Million Welfare Expansion
President Kennedy urged a permanent expansion of welfare outlays totaling 193 million dollars focusing on rehabilitation and long term support. He called for extending aid to dependent children of the unemployed, higher federal shares for rehabilitation, day care funding, and eased residence rules to broaden welfare access.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Newburgh
N. Y
Rooming House Fire Claims Five in Providence
A general alarm blaze in a three story rooming house in South Providence killed at least five occupants. Virginia Davis and her daughter Mildred, eight, were identified among the dead. A man leaped from the roof as firefighters fought the flames.
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Providence, R. Ll
Providence
Virginia Davis
Mildred
Five in Family Escape Fire In Rural Portage Home
A Portage area family fled a rural home fire in five above zero weather. Mrs Anna Mae Grey and her five children escaped unharmed as flames swept through the residence. Firefighters were sent to the scene and investigated the cause.
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Portage
Anna Mae Grey
New Glarus Delays High School Addition Over Economic Woes
The New Glarus board of education and the school building committee defer plans for a high school addition until the local economy stabilizes after the Pet Milk Co plant closes. A survey shows 90 to 100 students come from families tied to plant positions. The delay is limited to six months with a village-wide population study to decide on revival.
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NEW Glarus
Times Special
Board of Education
E. N. Embertson
Roy J. Habeck
Pet Milk Co
Molotov Reportedly Hospitalized With Heart Attack
Moscow sources say V. M. Molotov, once foreign minister, is hospitalized with a heart attack. A foreign office spokesperson refused to confirm the report calling it of no political importance. Molotov had returned November 12 from Vienna where he served with the International Atomic Energy Agency and has not been seen publicly since.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Foreign Office
Molotov
Vienna
Austria
International Atomic Energy Agency
Khrushchev
Wall Collapse Knocks Out KC AT&T Longline
A construction site collapse in Kansas City, Missouri, toppled a retaining wall and severed AT T longline cables, leaving the city without long distance communication for a period.
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BREAK
Kansas City
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Monroe Plans Industrial Park Expansion With IC Rail Help
Monroe leaders meet with Illinois Central Railroad officials to launch an intensive industrial development program for a city owned park on the west edge of Monroe. IC offers free help in planning, with utilities and local firms backing the project.
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Monroe
Orville R. Evans
Illinois Central Railroad
Keith R. McCullagh
IC Railroad
Lon Utterback
Chicago
Monroe Group
Chamber of Commerce
McCullagh
Dobbs
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
North Central Service Corp
Gerald Wickus
Evans
Harold Blumer
Monroe_ Industrial Development Corp
D. L. Mossman
Vernon Schil- Unger
Chamber
Wickus
Robert Bussen
Herman L. Schindler
O. N. Johnson
Merlin J. Meythaler
Robert Goetz
Industrial Development Corp
Railroader Charged For Blocked Crossing In Hammond
In Hammond Indiana a yardmaster Robert Mansell was charged with blocking a street crossing on Calumet Avenue for 42 minutes. Mrs William Blankenship 28 gave birth in a waiting car while her husband urged police to clear the path. The delayed ambulance was diverted to a fire station for the mother and infant. The blocked crossing caused delays to traffic and an ambulance arrival.
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Hammond
Ind
William Blankenship
Indiana Harbor Railroad
Calumet Avenue
Robert Mansell
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