Attorney General Talks to Jaycees
The Monroe Jaycees hosted over 90 Stateline District members at the Monroe Country Club for a quarterly meeting with Atty. Gen. George Thompson as main speaker. State Jaycee officers L. James Leit and John Langer attended. Thompson praised Jaycees as community leaders and discussed the attorney general’s office and the Chicago water diversion case.
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George Thompson
Monroe Jaycees
Monroe Country Club
Jaycees
Kenneth Sundseth
Thompson
John Callahan
Monroe Jaycee
L. James Leit
Platteville
Times
Stateline District
Alain
Atty
Jaycee
John Langer
Baraboo
Monroe
Tom Smith
Beloit Jaycees
Dave Wagner
Janesville
Madison
Legal Department of the State
India
Chicago
Brodhead
Beloit
Hoffa Counsel Lashes Witness in Jury Tampering Case
In Chattanooga Tenn a Teamsters official Edward Partin testified against James R Hoffa admitting youthful law violations and a reformatory term before becoming business manager of Teamsters Local 5 Baton Rouge He claimed Hoffa offered up to 20000 to fix his 1962 conspiracy trial amid a sharp defense by Hoffa attorney Harry Berke Judge Frank Wilson cautioned the proceedings aim to avoid degradation of anyone.
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Chattanouga
Tenn
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Edward Grady Partin
Baton Rouge
Hoffa
International Teamsters
Partin
Teamsters Local No
Chippewa Falls Welcomes First Triplets in County
In Chippewa Falls at St. Joseph's hospital three baby boys arrived as the first triplets recorded in Chippewa County. Mother Mrs. Charles Walters, 32, said she was shocked by the news and revealed the family lives in a trailer.
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Chippewa
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa County
All Boys
St. Joseph's Hospital
Charles Walters
U S Olympic trio held at Innsbruck in car theft lark
Three members of the U S Winter Olympics team were arrested in Innsbruck after a predawn high speed chase. Skier Bill Maroh and Tobogganists George Farmer and Mike Hessel, all in their early twenties, allegedly took an unlocked car for a joy ride returning from a night club, officials said. Authorities noted the incident was treated as a lark by U S officials.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Olympic Village
Bill Maroh
Aspen
Colo
George Farmer
Seattle
Mike Hessel
Eugene
Ore
Expense Okayed For Lawmakers
Madison Wisconsin lawmakers are entitled to monthly expense allowances during a recess said Attorney General George Thompson in an opinion. Reuter asked if legislators were properly paid for September and October under a pay plan: assemblymen receive 25 dollars monthly for one county and 15 for each added county. senators get 40 dollars monthly for one county and 20 for each added county. The last two sessions saw extended recesses as Republican majorities refused to adjourn.
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Asadison
Wisconsin
George Thompson
A. Reuter
Bureau of Finance
State Supreme Court
Reuter
Challenge Urged On Federal Levy
Wisconsin Attorney General George Thompson pushes a suit to strike federal income taxes on state workers and asks eight Midwest states Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Miami Ohio to join. He argues the burden falls on the state though Tax Commissioner Corning calls it constitutional. Governor Reynolds remains noncommittal as atom smasher plans waver after Johnson budget cuts.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Johnson
George Thompson
Midwest
Thompson
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Miami
Ohio
George Corning
Reynolds
Stoughton
Midwest Universities Research Association
Mura
Forsythe to Speak at Lincoln Day Dinner in Marco’s
Minnesota GOP chairman Robert Forsythe named speaker for a Lincoln Day dinner in Marco’s tomorrow night replacing Congressman Clark MacGregor who must stay in Washington. The event starts at 7 30 p m with Dan Draper as second district GOP chairman. Green County Republicans sponsor and several top state Republicans are expected.
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Robert Forsythe
Minnesota
GOP
Eisenhower
Merlin J. Meythaler
Green County Republicans
Forsythe
Clark MacGregor
MacGregor
House
Judiciary Committee
Washington
Meythaler
Health, Education and Welfare
Senate Heads For Final Vote On Tax Cut Bill
The administration seeks final passage in the Senate for an 11.6 billion tax cut bill after House approval. Democratic leaders warn a Friday vote is likely if not completed tonight. Amendments on oil and gas depletion and other excises remain. The Senate upheld a provision barring immediate pass through of investment-credit savings to customers.
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Washington
Senate
House
GOP
Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
Sen. Proxmire
Steamroller action boosts civil rights bill in House
Southern lawmakers protested as Republicans and Democrats united to pass the key public accommodations section of the civil rights bill. The pivotal 153 to 68 vote defeated a Meader amendment that would limit the provision, signaling a rare show of sectional discord amid the bill's tough Senate path. Rep. Paul Jones denounced leadership as the steamroller pressed on.
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Warnival
House
Senate
George Meader
R-Mich
Paul C. Jones
D-Mo
al‘ United Front
Students Found Safe On Peak Of Mountain
Four Syracuse University students were found after six days on a White Mountains peak. A five day search, hindered by heavy snow and 100 mile per hour winds, recovered the hikers on the fourth day of the effort.
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MT. Washington
N.H
Syracuse University
White Mountains
Tractor Accident Claims Life Of Wis. Farmer
Earl Gerlock a 38 year old Crawford County farmer was killed Wednesday night when the tractor he was operating tipped over and crushed him.
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Eastman
Wis
Earl Gerlock
Crawford County
Notasulga Mayor Faces Court Over Negro Enrollment
TUSKEGEE Ala The mayor James Rea says he will abide by a court order if issued and does not intend to defy a federal injunction. He barred six Negroes from Nota sulga High claiming fire safety crowding while a water works fire caused school closures.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Notasulga
James Rea
Notasulga High
Williams Youth Dies in Lafayette County Car Crash
Jeffrey Allen Williams aged 18 of rural Argyle died after being thrown from a car that crashed on County Trunk 6 eight miles northwest of Darlington. Passenger Silas Leo Johnson, 20, suffered back injuries and is hospitalized. Coroner Dr. L L Olson said no inquest but investigation continues. Funeral plans set at Luloff Funeral Home in Dodgeville. Williams is survived by his mother Mrs Ernest Wellman and father Harold Williams.
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Jeffrey Allen Williams
Argyle
Lafayette County Memorial Hospital
Darlington
L. L. Olson
Lafayette County
Luloff
Dodgesville
Williams
Silas Leo Johnson
Argyle Area
Ernest Wellman
Harold Williams
Dodgeville
Southwest Hit By New Blizzard
New Mexico Governor Campbell called National Guard to assist as two counter emergency areas were declared amid a new blizzard. Snow plows struggled against 60 mph winds from Montana Wyoming and Colorado while motorists along U S 54 faced 20 foot drifts. Eight deaths were blamed on the storm and a 26 inch record snowfall was reported at Borger Texas.
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Dyne Associated Press
New Mexico
Jack Campbell
National Guard
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Santa Rosa
Vaughn
N.M
U. S
Weather Bureau
Denver
Borger
Tex
Cuba Cuts Water to Guantanamo Over Fishermen Seizure
The Cuban government formally notified the United States it will cut water to the Guantanamo Naval Base until 36 Cuban fishermen held in the U.S. are released. A Swiss note to the State Department outlined Havana action, while U S authorities prepared responses. Eleven arrestees appeared in Key West Criminal Court. seven under 17 were released, 29 sought Czechoslovak legal counsel.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
Guantanamo Naval Base
State Department
Switzerland
U.S
Havana
Guantanamo
Norfolk
Guantanamo Bay
Key West
Florida
Thomas A. Caro
U.S. Coast Guard
Record high January 1 Wisconsin feedlot census
State figures show 137000 cattle and calves in Wisconsin feedlots for market, a 3 percent rise from last year. C D Caparoon, federal state statistician, notes Wisconsin among five North Central states with higher feedlot numbers while Iowa leads with a 2 percent increase. nationwide 28 major feeding states total 8865000 head, down 1 percent from a year ago.
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Wisconsin
Weather Turns Colder With Snow Flurries in Wisconsin
Colder weather moves into Wisconsin as springlike conditions fade. Temperatures dropped from a high of 48 to a low around 32, with tonight's forecast in the 20s and light snow flurries. Superior saw light snow, and heavy frost caused slick highways in southeastern areas.
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Wisconsin
Mercury
Superior
Song in My Heart benefits Heart Fund Drive in Monroe
Doctor speaks February 17 as the Heart Educa tion Program is held at Ludlow Memorial library with Dr Vincent L Gott speaking on open heart surgery trends. A February 29 concert at Monroe junior high features the Green County Barber Shop Quartet and the Unpredictables to raise funds for coronary research. Heart Sunday week end involves house to house solicitation led by chairwoman Mrs Kubly and local ward volunteers. Rolland Karlen notes a film Heart of the Town available for organizations.
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Heart Fund
Frederick S. Voegeli
Monticello
Rolland E. Karlen
Alpha Zeta
Times
Green County
Doris Kubly
Harris Germann
Monroe
William Stauffacher
Freeport
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Monroe Banks
Raf
Ludlow Memorial Library
Vincent L. Gott
Dr. Gott
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Kubly
Leo Share
Lois Miller
Edward Ruff
Gertrude Feutz
Erma Klassy
Bernice Holsapple
Gertrude Erb
Dorothy Johnson
Harry E Williams
Jessie Gooding
Maryian Boynton
Alvin Goepfert
Ruth Hanson
Lena Rubi
Paul Burke
Thelma Gamm
Eighth Ward
Eileen Wagner
Robert Prien
Rolland Karlen
County Heart
Knights Confer Rank of Page During Initiation
Eleven members of the Knights of Pythias were conferred the rank of Page in a centennial class during last night’s initiation at the ICOF hall with about 40 in attendance. The rank of Page starts membership in the local order and those signed up before February 19 will join this class and be honored at a banquet on February 19 at 7 30 p.m. Sir Knights Alvin Zuhlke Herbert H Stauffer Ralph Lichtenwalner Robert Alder Leland Miller Clifford Prien and Alvin Priewe participated in the degree work.
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Knights of Pythias
ICOF
Order of the Pythian Knghts
Pythian
Alvin
Cheese Demand Fair Madison Market Report
Madison Wisconsin dairy buyers reported steady cheddar demand with fair to good interest. Offerings of 40 pound cutting blocks are tightly held while supplies of single daisies are fully ample and other styles are adequate with cheddar prices around 36 to 39 percent. 40 pound blocks 36 to 39. single daisies 38 to 38. longhorns 38 12 to 39. midgets 37 to 40 12.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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