Johnson Outlines Budget Cuts and Poverty Plan
President Johnson told Congress he would cut the budget to 97.9 billion and lower weapon output uranium by 25 percent while challenging the Soviets to match. He unveiled an 11 billion tax cut, a billion-dollar anti poverty program, and aims for a moon landing by 1970. Prosperity at home and peace abroad are the goals as he urges quick action.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
State of the Union
America
White House Rose Garden
House
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Democrats Target Schadeberg in Wisconsin Race
Janesville Wisconsin Democrats pledged to defeat Rep Henry Schadeberg as a top priority. At a 1st District caucus J Louis Hanson called Schadeberg part of a right wing conspiracy that hampered legislative functioning.
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Janesville
Wisconsin
Henry Schadeberg
Wis
J. Louis Hanson
Schadeberg
Darlington Voters Approve 950000 School Bond Issue
Darlington residents approve a 950000 bond for school construction by 984 to 767 after five prior defeats. Turnout neared 2000, with 1760 valid votes and nine spoiled ballots. The board plans a three year high school under the Citizens' Committee for Better Education.
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Darlington
The
Citizens’ Committee For Better Education
Wardens Honor Harold Pederson at Retirement Event
Harold A. Pederson, a 23 year conservation warden, was honored by fellow wardens and Wisconsin officials at a Swiss Wheel testimonial. He received a service award, state certificates signed by Gov. Reynolds and L P Voigt, a commission resolution, and gifts including binoculars and a retired badge. Pederson and his wife plan to reside in Monroe. he is accompanied by his son Allen.
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Harold A. Pederson
Swiss Wheel
Walter Zelinske
Madison
Wisconsin
Louis
Pat) Oshesky
Portage
Pederson
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Times
John Reynolds
Lester P. Voigt
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Guido R. Rahr
Aad
State of
Green County Conservation League
Vern Johnsrud
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Louis A. Koenig
League
Conservation Congress
County Board Conservation Committee
W. E. Deininger Pederson
Allen H. Pederson
Stuessy and Synstegard Seek Brodhead Mayor Office
Brodhead residents Herbert Stuessy an insurance agent and Carl Synstegard bowling center proprietor announce bids for mayor to replace Ron Pawlisch who is not seeking re election Stuessy a veteran Brodhead School Board member and Synstegard a former mayor also reside in the community John Wish tavern owner is the sole candidate for First Ward alderman after Richard Markham quits
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Stuessy
Synstegard
Brodhead
Ronaldean Pawlisch
Herbert Stuessy
Carl Synstegard
Brodhead Board of Education
Lynstegard
John Wish
Richard Markham
Renk to Decide Next Tuesday on Senate Candidacy
Sun Prairie former businessman Wilbur Renk plans to announce next Tuesday if he will seek the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate this year. He says his decision will hinge on whether he can contribute to the race and notes he may harvest corn in Sun Prairie next summer or campaign statewide for votes.
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Sun Pralkue Oe
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
U.S
Renk
Kuehn
John W. Reynolds
Kuehn - Renk
Warren P. Knowles
GOP
California Surgeon Victim of Strangling
San Diego coroner reports autopsy showing Dr. Alec S. Barnum a 40 year old neuro surgeon strangled and dumped in a bathtub at his Point Loma home. Neighbor and maid found him Tuesday with hands bound and face submerged. home reportedly ransacked.
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San Diego
Calif
Alec S. Barnum
Point Loma
James Browder
Goldwater Seeks GOP Revival in New Hampshire
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater urged voters to back his GOP presidential bid in New Hampshire’s March 10 primary. He called for true Republican representation, touted a campaign theme, proposed atmospheric nuclear tests for defense, and praised his reception during a southern New Hampshire tour while urging unity within the party.
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Nashua
N.H
Arizona
Barry’ Goldwater
Goldwater
New Hampshire
U.S
Concord
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Soviet Union
Land Purchase Okayed Amid Primary Move for March 10
City Council approved a March 10 mayoral primary as at least three candidates seek the office. A $32,000 land purchase for downtown parking across from the National Guard Armory was authorized, with the parcels from Clara Schuetze and Emma Krauss to be appraised for funding. The mobile home monthly fee was raised to $10 despite opposition, with debate over fairness and billing methods.
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Evan C. Chambers
Fifth Ward
T. J. Burgy Jr
Eighth Ward
Roy Chesebro
Roy
Chesebro
Orville R. Evans
William J. Schmitz
Clara B. Schuetze
Emma B. Krauss
18Th Avenue
National Guard Armory
Lester M. Johnson
Chandler-Connors
Thomas R. Smith
Monroe
Smith
Schuetze
Krause
Johnson
Schuetze-Krauss
Planning Commission
Krauss
William
Pat) Lunda
Lodge Declines Wisconsin Presidential Primary Bid
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge said he has declined a Wisconsin Republican primary bid. Wisconsin Rep. John Byrnes agreed to head an uncommitted delegation to the GOP convention if major candidates stay out of the April 7 primary. The idea Lodge could be a dark horse was discussed last month.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Wisconsin
Lodge
John Byrnes
Rabinovitz Joins Western Wisconsin Bench Backlog
Rabinovitz, 55, began work today as interim U.S. district judge for western Wisconsin, amid a yearlong backlog. Named by President Johnson, he plans to read files, hold pre trial conferences, and travel to Madison. The move followed his resignation as Wisconsin Democratic national committeeman and party posts.
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Sheboygan
David Rabinovitz
U.S
Wisconsin
Rabinovitz
Johnson
Senate
Madison
White House
Emily Dodge
State Industrial Commission
Patrick T. Stone
Kennedy
State Bar of
American Bar Association
Judiciary Committee
Reynolds
J. Louis Hansson
Patrick J. Lucey
Search Continues For Nine In Pacific
The hunt for a missing C124 Globemaster and its nine crew members entered its seventh day as planes scoured selected mid-Pacific areas. After-dark searches resumed with six aircraft patrolling a wide swath south of the flight path from Wake Island toward Honolulu for lights or radio signals.
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Hunululu
mid-Pacific
Wake Island
Honolulu
Cited for Courage by Monroe Police Officer Ed win L. Bandi
Monroe police officer Ed win L. Bandi was cited for courage and alertness after aiding in the arrest of two burglary suspects at Turner hall on December 20. Sgt. Milfred J. Thompson Sgt. Kenneth V. Hendrickson Turner hall manager Sebastian Laeser Jr. aided in the pursuit and arrest following Bandi’s initial observation and guard.
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Monroe
Edwin L. Bandi
Bandi
Turner Hall
Leo W. Haur
Hendrickson
Thompson
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Reynolds Target For GOP Blasts Reynolds Target For GOP Blasts
Assemblyman Curtis McKay of Mequon accused Governor Reynolds of using retarded children as pawns in a dispute over how many infirmaries to build at the Central Colony near Madison. Senator Jerris Leonard joined the blast, saying historic statements could have led to injury. McKay cited his own retarded child and claimed greater awareness of the problem than the governor.
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Madison
Reynolds
Curtis McKay
Mequon
State Building Commission
McKay
Jerris Leonard
Milwaukee
Firemen Extinguish Blazes in Auto Hero
Firemen were called to extinguish a blaze in a car owned by Mrs. Glenn Stauffacher at 2520 15th Street at 9 a.m. today. Fire Chief Josef J. Benkert said only minor damage occurred to the vehicle parked at the Stauffacher home. The cause of the fire was not determined.
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Suntee
Glenn Stauffacher
15Th Street
Josef J. Benkert
Stauffacher
Gov Reynolds Approves Sawyer County Chef Training Project
A $14,165 program to train 32 unemployed workers in Sawyer County as chefs was approved by Governor John W. Reynolds. The project aims to provide culinary skills and employment readiness through state funding and local partnership.
Mayor Plans Opinion Meeting On Police Fire Station
Mayor Orville R. Evans will call a public meeting next week to hear views on the proposed 200000 police and fire station. The City Council unanimously approved the meeting to clear the air amid controversy surrounding the community building project.
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Orville R. Evans
T. J. Burgy Jr
Eighth Ward
Burgy
Fire
Police Departments
Planning Commission
Evans
Property Committee
Lester M. Johnson
Johnson
Monroe Evening Times
Chandler-Connors
McElhaney Named New Trust Officer
Commercial and Savings Bank directors elected John C. McElhaney as trust officer to succeed W. A. Bender now executive of New London National Bank. McElhaney, formerly assistant trust officer, joined the staff last Nov. 4 after moving from Lincoln Nebraska where he practiced law. He is active in Scottish Rite and Shrine Band and attended a Presbyterian church in Lincoln.
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John C. McElhaney
W. A. Bender
New London National Bank
McElhaney
Commercial
Lincoln
Neb
Shrine
Presbyterian Church In
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