25 Feb 1965
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1965
Page
1
Governor Knowles outlines a revenue bill to balance the budget with a 2.5 percent sales tax on most purchases, a 0.01 per pack cigarette tax, and a flat 7 percent corporate income tax. The plan also extends the sales tax and raises income tax rates to cover an $832 million 1965 67 budget.
Paul Bellesen, a 33 year old Black janitor service owner in Nampa, was appointed Idaho’s top extremist official after joining by mail. He claimed to be white and signed a pro Protestant pledge, but leader James Venable revoked his membership after learning his race.
New Glarus firemen responded to the Arnold Yaun farm at 8 last night after a space heater exploded. The Lloyd Burkhalter family lived there. Two upstairs bedrooms were damaged by fire and water caused additional damage throughout the house.
Prices unchanged as cheddar market in Madison Wisconsin shows steady demand and ample supplies. Cheddars range 36 3854, 40 pound blocks 365%-39, single daisies 39-39%, long horns 39-3942, midgets 3944-42 with no notable price shifts.
Cottage owners from Wisconsin and Illinois told the Senate Conservation Committee that the State Conservation Commission created artificial scarcity of Devil's Lake north shore camping sites. They supported a bill to extend leases for about 80 homeowners to December 31, 1971. County officials argued the area could serve as a picnic and parking area to ease park crowding. a separate hearing discussed raising nonresident archery license fees from 10 to 25 dollars to curb multi license purchases.
Actress Patricia Neal, 39, remains unconscious and in critical condition at UCLA Medical Center nine days after suffering two strokes and undergoing brain surgery. The British Oscar winner for best supporting actress in Hud is hospitalized following the incident.
Graduate student Mort Allin told a Madison audience that UW students and the Daily Cardinal are letting ultra liberal elements gain power on campus. He criticized the DuBois Club and cited FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover’s warnings, urging student action to curb perceived liberal dominance. Senator Gordon Roseleip joined in opposing the club and asked to address the UW Board of Regents.
Census figures show Green County with 362 retail establishments posting 41.9 million dollars in 1963, up 13 percent from 1958. Food stores dipped nine percent to 7.5 million, while eating places reached 3.3 million and auto trade joined 9.1 million in sales.
Archbishop Albert Cardinal Meyer, 61, head of the Chicago Roman Catholic Archdiocese, underwent brain surgery today at Mercy Hospital in Chicago. He is reported in stable condition and continues to receive medical care and updates from church officials.
The Regional Rural Art and Craft Show displays 188 exhibits from six counties Dane Grant Green Iowa Lafayette and Rock at Green County Teachers College gym. 118 pictures and 70 crafts shown with crafts by Monroe artists and others. Saturday features a Scholarship Contest for Argyle students and a university Extension sponsored workshop with UW Extension art professors evaluating works.
U S District Judge Harold Cox in Jackson Mississippi dismissed one of two indictments against 17 men charged in the slaying of three civil rights workers. He ruled the indictment did not charge a United States offense and cited limited federal jurisdiction. The court noted the crime targeted Mississippi law, not federal statute.
New York columnist HAL BOYLE describes the ritual of asking for a raise in the workplace. A tale of office politics, secretaries, and harsh realities as an employee confronts the boss about higher pay and the risks involved.
Ice and snow from a sweeping blizzard paralyzed hundreds of highways from Tennessee to Michigan. The Weather Bureau warned of 4 to 6 inches more snow in New England and upstate New York. At least six deaths were blamed on the storm, with dozens of communities reporting blocked roads and schools shut.
A federal grand jury re indicts the U S Communist Party for failing to register as a Communist action organization. The indictment charges зн the party knew someone was available to sign the registration and that the party failed to register on 11 days from February 13 to February 23 in U S District Court, Washington.
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