Goldwater Entry Is A Clear Choice Not An Echo
Editorial argues Goldwater’s GOP nomination bid offers voters a genuine choice over Johnson and conservative and liberal camps. It contrasts Rockefeller and Nixon as tentative critics, notes Eisenhower's disapproval of “me too” label, and asserts two party differences hinge on individual liberty and limited government power.
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Sen
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Sen. Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona
South
Goldwater
Gov
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Republican Party
Diamond Clear
Lafayette County Fair Meeting Set for Monday in Darlington
Lafayette County Fair secretary Late U Atkinson announces the annual fair meeting will convene at the court house in Darlington on Monday at 8 p.m. The gathering aims to set up the 1964 fair program and is open to the public. Dial 325-5101 for an Adtaker today.
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U. Atkinson
Lafayette County
Darlington
Atkinson
Roosevelt
Congress
World Today
Munich
Robert Schneider
Monroe
Crile Clinic
Cleveland
Gottfried Zumbach
Young Men’s Club
YMCA
Turner Hall
Felix Frankfurter
Massachusetts
Harvard Law School
Supreme Court
Stork Delivers New Year’s Baby in Albany County
A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Armin Grunder of Rt. 1 Albany at St. Clare hospital after midnight on January 4 1954 marks the county’s first baby of the year contest with no birth on January 1. A weekend wave of burglaries hits Green and Lafayette Counties with two Juda firms added to the list.
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Stork
St. Clare Hospital
Armin Grunder
Rt. 1
Albany
Green
Lafayette
Richard L. Kendrick
Monroe Clinic
Wisconsin Toll 901 Seats Belts Cut Traffic Deaths in 1963
Wisconsin recorded 901 traffic deaths in 1963, 55 fewer than 1962, attributed to four lane highways, seat belt use, aerial police patrols, and favorable luck. State officials noted progress while stressing the ongoing battle against reckless driving and the need to continue prevention efforts. Antigo, Burlington, Cedarburg, Fort Atkinson, Fox Point, Glendale, and many other communities saw varied results, with 30 counties reporting more deaths and 14 showing declines.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Dan
F. Schutz
James L. Karns F
State Motor Vehicle Department
Karns
Schutz
Associated Press
Union
Antigo
Baraboo
Burlington
Cedarburg
Fort Atkinson
Fox Point
Glendale
Hales Corners
Hartford
Kimberly
Little Chute
Menomonie
Merrill
Monona
Monroe
New London
Oak Creek
Oconomowoe
Plymouth
Portage
Port Washington
Prairie du Chien
Rhinelander
Rice Lake
Sparta
Sturgeon Bay
Waupun
Whitewater
More Licenses Okayed on Grain Shipment to Soviet Union
The Commerce Department announced Friday export licenses for about 85 million dollars of surplus wheat headed to the Soviet Union. The deal covers over 30 million bushels, with additional consignments of durum wheat around 12.36 million bushels already subsidized by the Agriculture Department. Continental Grain Co. received the subsidy award for more than 12 million bushels of durum wheat.
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Washingson W
Soviet Union
Commerce Department
Agriculture Department
Continental Grain Co
Today in History Jan 4 1964 AP fact recap
On this date in history several events are noted. In 1896 a U S commission settled a boundary dispute between British Guiana and Venezuela under the Monroe Doctrine. George Washington delivered the first annual presidential message in 1790. Other items include the 1902 Panama Canal Co offer, 1936 Nazi programs, 1946 MacArthur educators’ invite, historical theft and labor actions, plus Brazil U S relations notes.
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Associated Press
U.S
British Guiana
Venezuela
Grover Cleveland
George Washington
Panama Canal Co
United States
Adolf Hitler
Navirresime
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
U.S. Treasury
American Airlines
Brazil
Washington
Costs Reviewed For Jail Project Green County
An architect group refutes rumors of inflated jail costs. They detail bids totaling 180 155 dollars on a 200 000 budget, with architect fees under 11 000 and furniture under 10 000, plus land and site costs not included in the base estimate. They assert total costs including all items do not reach 380 000 dollars and urge against misinformation.
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Steinmann Architects
Green County
Green
Milwaukee
Fter
General Construction
Kahne Construction Co
Connors Plumbing and Heating
Monona Plumbing Co
Beeler Electric Co
Stewart Iron Works
Milwaukee Arc Tects
Walworth's Register Placed on Probation
Mrs. Marie Welch Walworth County register of deeds was convicted on 10 counts for altering records and theft of 1225 dollars in county funds. Circuit Judge M Eugene Baker sentenced her to five years probation with restitution. She resigned before sentencing.
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Comie Daily
Marie Welch
Walworth
Johnson Trims Agency Budgets
President Johnson announced cuts of several hundred million dollars for agriculture Atomic Energy Commission and space programs as he aimed to keep the fiscal 1965 budget near 100 billion dollars. He said space cuts would not abandon the goal of a moon mission by 1970 and noted the budget would fluctuate, likely hovering around the 100 billion mark. He said tax cuts and early revenue enactment could yield a deficit under 10 billion. English notes Arabic origin technical terms and historic use of the cipher zero.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Agriculture
Atomic Energy Commission
Puch
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Nazareth prepares for Papal visit by Pope Paul VI
A long described visit to Nazareth by Pope Paul VI unfolds as the Catholic leader becomes the first pope to tread the soil since Peter. Nazareth’s Arab majority, with Greek Orthodox and Greek Catholic communities, welcomes the visit as a sign of unity. An Associated Press report notes Nazareth’s religious mix and the pope's 75 minute stop in an 11 hour Israel itinerary.
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Nazareth
Hills of
Galilee
Jesus
Christ
Mary
Messiah
Calvary
Sea of Galilee
Simon
Peter
Paul VI
Israel
Gabriel
Andrew Meisels
Associated Press
New Members List with Names and Dates
The notice lists new members: David Andrew Zimmerman of Monticello born on December 16, 1961. Patti Lee Zimmerman of Monticello born October 15, 1958. Michael N. Zimmerman of Monticello born September 9, 1957. Marshall Rae Krebs of 1117 13th Avenue born November 29, 1958. Lonnie Lee Krebs of 1117 13th Avenue born February 3, 1962.
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David Andrew Zimmerman
Monticello
Patti Lee Zimmerman
Michael N. Zimmerman
Marshall Rae Krebs
13Th
Avenue
Lonnie Lee Krebs
Thompson protests CAB over American Airlines Milwaukee service
Wisconsin Attorney General George Thompson protests American Airlines request for a temporary suspension of Milwaukee service to the Civil Aeronautics Board. He cites Wisconsin’s substantial interest as Milwaukee General Mitchell Field serves the state. American Airlines has operated one flight daily since 1947.
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Amiadison
George Thompson
Civil Aeronautics Board
American Airlines
Milwaukee
Thompson
Wisconsin
Mitchell Field
CAB
American
Milwauke
JFK Memorial Rush Protested
Washington lawmakers debate rushing a Kennedy memorial though 57 years after Lincoln’s memorial. A House bill would rename the national cultural center in Kennedy’s memory and grant 31 million for construction. Senate already passed similar measure. Rep. Schwengel opposes rush, urges study and a presidential commission to propose a Kennedy memorial.
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Washington
United States
Abraham Lincoln
John F. Kennedy
Congress
House
National Cultural Center
Kennedy
Senate
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
Capitol Historical Society
Lincoln Duff
Schwengel
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13Th Avenue
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25Th Street
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15Th Street
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17Th Avenue
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22Nd Avenue
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Jean Ann Blumer
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