Court Rules Koop Zeidler Can Keep Jobs
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that Howard Koop and Frank Zeidler may continue as directors of the Departments of Administration and Resource Development despite prior Senate rejection. The decision upholds Gov. Reynolds authority to reappoint and directs retroactive pay from Dec. 3, with the April Senate reconvening set to review the appointments.
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Madison
State Supreme Court
Howard Koop
Frank Zeidler
State Senate
George Currie
Gov. Reynolds
Senate
Koop
Zeidler
Reynolds
Green Bay Bank
Supreme Court
George Thompson
Seamind
Roy Tulane
Currie
Dena Smith
Koop and
Zeicher
GOP
Milwaukee
Department of Administration
Gaylor Nelson
Nelson
Thrill sniper blamed in newlywed beach killings
In San Diego police suspect a thrill killer as the motorist shot and killed Navy radioman Johnny Ray Swindle and his bride Joyce, both 19, just three weeks after their wedding. The couple from Jasper Alabama were found by a passerby on a scenic beach scene Wednesday night.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
Johnny Ray Swindle
Joyce
Jasper
Ala
Next Week's Cafeteria Menus For High School Students
Editor notes these menus aid mothers planning evening meals. Monday features a beef patty with potatoes and gravy and varied sides. Wednesday offers creamed ham on biscuit with peas and cranberry relish. Thursday serves beef stew with vegetables and scooter pie corn bread. Friday presents tuna noodle casserole with a green salad and apricots.
Senators Ready To Vote Tax Cut
The Senate appeared ready to pass an 11.6 billion tax cut bill by a wide margin. Majority Leader Mansfield spoke early to push the vote this afternoon as amendments shaped the spending ceiling and corporate stock options. Proxmire’s bid to curb investment credits was rejected 58 to 20.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
John L. McClell
D-Ark
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Sen Proxmire
U.S
Proxmires
Cheddar List Active Seven Carloads Sold
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange reports active cheddar trading with seven carloads sold. Prices held steady on State brand barrels with a slight quarter cent rise on the first sale. Subsequent sales included one car each at 34, plus various offers and bids remaining unsettled for multiple carloads of different cheddar forms and brands.
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Garkn Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
U.S
Revenue Service Drops Form 3646 for Returns
The Internal Revenue Service will not print Form 3646 this year. E. J. Nelson, district director, reports he advised taxpayers to disregard the notation on Line 5 part 1 of Schedule B Form 1040 requesting the attachment of Form 3646 to returns.
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Internal Revenue Service
E. J. Nelson
Girl Scouts Prepare For 1964 Armory Fair Tomorrow
At least 17 Girl Scout and Brownie troops will participate in the 1964 Girl Scout Fair tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the National Guard Armory. The event opens to set up at 9 a.m. with booths including hot dogs, fish pond, cookies, games, soft drinks, baked goods, candy, nut cups, bean bag, calendar sales and more.
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National Guard
Kenneth Smith
Bruce Reichert
Henry Elmer Jr
Virgil Neuenschwander
Finley Barry
Fred Ties Predicts Snowfall Totals for Brodhead Area
Brodhead forecaster Fred Ties says 27 inches remain to go with a live tally at noon. He notes Brodhead has reported one snowfall while Monroe counters show three for the period. Ties alleges Brodhead’s totals miss Avon and State Line areas, with Monroe snowfalls recorded at 5 pm yesterday and this morning as motorists report a blinding snowfall between Rockford and Freeport.
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Fred Ties
Brodhead
Monroe
Ties
Avon
State Line
Rockford
Freeport
Hoffa Lawyers Attack Judge in Nashville Jury Rigging Trial
In Chattanooga, defense lawyers in James Hoffa's jury tampering case denounced the judge and government and called witness Partin a traitor. They sought a mistrial as they accused prosecutors of signaling the witness while a courtroom clash occurred. the judge denied the mistrial and refused to exclude evidence.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James H. Hoffa
United States
James Neal
Louisiana Teamsters
Edward Partin
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
U.S. Dist
Frank Wilson
James Haggerty
Detroit
Haggerty
Harry Berke
Catanooga
Wilson
Partin
Baton Rouge
Nashville
Monroe Cagers Face Jefferson In Key Conference Game
Monroe high school's basketball team aims to extend its eight game conference win streak and strengthen its first place hold at Jefferson tonight. Officials report no reserve seats left and fans are asked to arrive by 6 45 p m. Jefferson high unveils a new gym this season.
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Monroe High School
Jefferson
Jefferson High School
U S Olympic trio given suspended terms after clash in Innsbruck
Two U S Olympic team members got suspended sentences of three months each after a fight with police in Innsbruck Austria. Skier Bill March and Tobogganist George Farmer were placed on probation for three years. Mike Hessel was acquitted. One member was acquitted. The charges of car theft were dropped. The owner of the car allowed use.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Bill March
Aspen
Colo
George Farmer
Seattle
Mike Hessel
Eugene
Ore
Farmer
Marol
Franz Obholzer
Andre Montant
Beckwith Case Ends in Deadlock by All-White Jury
Mistrial declared in Byron De La Beckwith trial for the killing of Medgar Evers as an all white jury failed to reach a verdict after about 12 hours of deliberation. Beckwith sat silent as jurors polled. The case, seen as racially charged, prompted heavy security and no retrial date yet set for March term.
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Beckwith
Jackson
Miss. B
Byron de la Beckwith
Circuit Court
Leon Hendrick
Greenwood
Miss
Medgar Evers
Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Henrick
Dist. Atty
William Waller
Edwin Walker
Walker
Verona Gang Battle Balked at Verona gravel pit
Madison police and Dane County deputies say they detained Verona and Madison youths linked to a planned gang fight in a Verona gravel pit. Officers recovered switchblade knives a club and rubber hoses amid ties to a February clash in an amusement park area. A 15 year old Madison West student was cut in a later stabbing incident connected to a girl dispute.
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Madison
Dane County Sheriff's
Verona
Albert Frazier
Frazier
Madison West
West High
Morrison Resigns Welfare Post Here
Theodore N. Morrison a caseworker with Green County Welfare Department resigns effective March 15 to join Winnebago County welfare department in Oshkosh He is a father of three and resides at 2139 17th Avenue Announcement was made by Ray F Kaskey director of the county welfare department here
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Ineodore N. Morrison
Green County Welfare Department
Winnebago
Marguerite Oswald to testify at Warren hearings
Marguerite Oswald, Lee Harvey Oswald's mother, will testify at the Warren Commission hearings arguing she believes the charges against her son are trumped up. Chief Justice Warren said Marina Oswald identified the rifle and that evidence shows Oswald planned the assassination, while Marina testified she had no prior knowledge of the plot.
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Washington
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Marina Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Marguerite Oswald
Lee
Investigating Commission
Earl Warren
Marina
A. Hidell
New Orleans
Chicago
FBI
Warren
Southwest Chilling Wave Strands Thousands in Snow
A severe cold snap and back to back blizzards crippled large parts of the Southwest. Temperatures near zero, up to 30 inches of snow, and widespread stranded travelers. 10 deaths reported. Emphasis on emergency declarations in New Mexico San Miguel Union Quay counties with National Guard and tanks aiding ranchers to town. Helicopters searched for missing families as skies cleared in parts of New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
New México
San Miguel
Union
Quay
Tex
Agriculture
John C. White
Texas
New Mexico
Cannon Air Force Base
Texas Panhandle
Dimes Drive To Get $118 From Saddle Club
The March of Dimes drive will receive $118.35 from the Green County Boots and Saddle Club after a Saturday dance at Bluff View Inn near Brodhead. Melvin Mauermann was the high ticket seller. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spoerry organized entertainment and Mr. and Mrs. John Wideman served refreshments in Juda.
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Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Bluff View Inn
Brodhead
Melvin Mauermann
Robert Spoerry
John Wideman
Juda
Douglas Aircraft fires janitor over ashtray fear
In Santa Monica California Douglas Aircraft Company dismissed a janitor who refused to empty ash trays due to fear of developing cancer from cigarette butt exposure. The employer cited safety and waste disposal concerns as the reason for termination.
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Santa Monica
Calif
W — Douglas Aircraft Co
Brotherhood Week Observances Set Feb 16 to 23
Brotherhood Week will be observed nationally and in Green County from February 16 to 23. James C. Volkert, county chairman, announced. Local committees will coordinate activities with schools churches civic groups veterans fraternal organizations and others to reduce group tensions through educational programming.
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Green County
James C. Volkert
E. 0. Evans
Donald Storck
Rudolph T. Haskee
John MacInnis
C. L Goecks
National Conference of Christian and Jews
Rights Bill Fees Balk Quick Vote
Washington. The civil rights fight nears final stages as Southern opposition leader Rep. Howard W. Smith warns delaying tactics if debate is cut short. Minority Leader Halleck seeks pre noon and Saturday sessions to push a final vote by Saturday night, but Rep. John Bell Williams objects to unanimous consent, blocking the move.
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Washington
Rouse
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Smith
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
House
Halleck
John Bell William
Blanchardville to switch to dial system Tuesday
Blanchardville operators of the United Telephone Co will make the last call on the old switchboard Monday and switch to full dial service Tuesday. Local office staff include Mrs. Alvin Blanchard Mrs. Paul Hughes Mrs. Howard Hendrickson Mrs. Morris Hendrickson and Hazel Richardson with Jim Hutton as local manager.
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Blanchardville
United Telephone Co
Alvin Blanchard
Paul Hughes
Howard Hendrickson
Morris Hendrickson
Hazel Richardson
Jim Hutton
Johnson weighs Cuban crisis with advisers in two hours
President Johnson and top advisers met for nearly two hours to assess the Cuban crisis and possible actions. White House secretary Pierre Salinger said the session examined current facts, with a second meeting set for 3:30 p.m. Officials considered Cuba's water cutoff to Guantanamo and whether Cuban fishermen were used to trigger the incident.
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Washington
Johnson
Pierre Salinger
White House
United States
Guantanamo U.S. Naval Base
Florida
Reynaldo Santz Romero
Havana
Castro
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Julie Simmons
Wendell Simmons
Becky Trumpy
Robert Trumpy
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Hilton Kirchner
Revenue Service
Girl Scouts
Armory
Fred
Fracas
Cuba
Morrison
Saddle Club
Brotherhood
Balk
Navy Base
Capitol
Sen
Miana
Caribbean
New York
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
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