Priest Proposes Catholic School Aid to West Allis Board
Father Oscar Winninghoff of St. Aloysius parish urged the West Allis-West Milwaukee school board to build a 16‑room Catholic school and educate half the parish children at church in the morning and half in the afternoon. Warren B. O’Connor, Federation leader, backed the plan. Board members said they would study the proposal despite potential issues.
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MiLwaukee
West Allis - West Milwaukee
Oscar Winninghoff
St. Aloysius Church
West Allis
Winninghoff
Warren B. O'Connor
Wisconsin Federation of Citizens For Educational Freedom
Father Winninghoff
St. Aloysius, School
Embezzler Receives Five Year Prison Payoff
CHICAGO a man who financed a gambling trip to Las Vegas with embezzled funds received a five year prison sentence. Thomas O Campbell 35 former vice president of First Savings and Loan Woodstock admitted taking 17000 on Oct 27 and was caught with 12000 remaining after surrendering the following week. He pled guilty Nov 19 and a psychiatric evaluation was ordered with a 90 day report. RIPON promo Ripon Knitting Works executive vice president Thomas Hanson named executive VP and treasurer continuing in post.
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Chicago
Las Vegas
Nev
Thomas O. Campbell
First Savings and Loan Association of
Woodstock
Campbell
Walter J. la Buy
US S. District Court
New York Lawyer Receives Century-Old Bay of Pigs Crucifix
James Donovan, who helped win the release of 1,112 Bay of Pigs prisoners, is given a century-old crucifix by a Cuban refugee mother. Donovan said the relic had been in her family chapel for more than a century and was kept during the Castro takeover. Ed Johnson marks his 80th birthday in Denver with a telegram from President Johnson. Anatoli Golitsin, a Soviet defector, begins a new life in Canada after 18 months of questioning by U S and British agents.
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New York
James
Donovan
New York City
St. Francis College of
Brooklyn
Denver
Ed. C. Johnson
U.S
Colorado
Johnson
London
West
Canada
Anatoli Golnytsin
Ottawa
William John Vassall
Harold Philby
Foreign Office
Moscow
Death Notices Reach Rochester and Mexico City
Rochester Minnesota William Stern age 77 of Fargo North Dakota a Northwest Airlines director and familiar figure in politics and veterans affairs died Wednesday after a long illness. Mexico City Aurora Walker age 58 a pioneer of Mexico's film industry and veteran of stage radio and television died Wednesday apparently of a heart attack.
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Rochester, Minn
William Stern
Fargo
N.D
Northwest Airlines
Mexico City
Aurora Walker
Mexico
William Curkeet Succumbs at 79
William K Curkeet Sr 79 retired Madison attorney native of Darlington died yesterday in Madison He had lived in Madison 55 years Services will be at 2 p m tomorrow at Grace Episcopal Church Rev Paul Hoornstra officiating Burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Private Masonic rites at 8 tonight Fitch St Petersburg Fla Lawrence funeral home Madison Dr Arthur Sintos Otis 77 editor of World Book Co died Tuesday Curkeet earned law degree from University of Wisconsin 1909 Deputy state attorney general 1922 23 Member of Dane County Wisconsin Bar associations 32nd degree Mason Madison Scottish Rite bodies Surviving wife Mary Noe two daughters Mrs Jessie Culligan Madison Mrs Mary Jane Ape Racine a son William Jr Madison seven grand children
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Wiliam K. Curkeet Sr
Madison
Darlington
Grace Episcopal Church
Paul Hoornstra
Forest Hill Cemetery
Fitch
ST. Petersburg
Fla.Lawrence Funeral Home
Madi
Arthur Sintos Otis
Edison
Tor of the World Book Co
Curkeet
University of Books
Wisconsin
Dane County
Scottish Rite
Mary Noe
Jessie Culligan
Mary Jane Ape
Racine
William Jr
Edward Roth and Karl Paape Named in California and Wisconsin Notices
Edward Roth 77 of Palo Alto who helped establish collective bargaining at San Francisco’s waterfront and served as president of the San Francisco Employers Council from 1939 to 1951 and as Stanford University’s first controller died Wednesday. In Wisconsin, Gov. Reynolds appointed Karl Paape of Greenwood as Clark County judge, succeeding Judge Lowell D. Schoengarth who resigned.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Almon
Edward Roth
San Francisco
Roth
Employers Council
Stanford University
Madison
Karl Paape
Greenwood
Reynolds
Clark County
Lowell D. Schoengarth
Romney to Speak on GOP National Goals in Washington
Gov George Romney will address the National Press Club on January 7 outlining Republican national goals. He said he plans to advocate programs meeting the nation's needs and to speak more on national topics as an individual seeking right actions nationwide.
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Lansing
Mich
George Romney
National Press Club
Washington
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