Editorial Damaging His Image in Wisconsin over Rabinovitz appointment
Editorial argues Lyndon Johnson’s recess appointment of Rabinovitz, opposed by Wisconsin Bar and American Bar Association, harms the president’s image. Johnson sworn in Rabinovitz by telephone before Congress, allowing service through the current session unless Senate acts. Critics say politics should not sway judicial picks and question the haste of the maneuver.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Wisconsin
David Rabinovitz
Kennedy
American Bar Association
Rabinovitz
Johnson
Congress
Senate
Need for Jobs in Monroe and Green County Voices Expansion
The community faces changes as Borden Chemical shifts operations from Browntown to a new Sheboygan facility and Borden Foods moves cheese production from Monroe to Plymouth. Only 14 jobs will move, but smaller openings matter for Monroe and Green County, demanding persistent efforts to expand local opportunities.
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Borden Chemical Co
Browntown
Borden
Sheboygan
Borden Foods Co
Opere
Plymouth
Cour
Monroe
Green Coin
Scranton Proposes Record 1964 Pa Budget
Harrisburg Gov William Scranton proposed a record 1964 general fund budget of 1.168 billion dollars in the legislature session Tuesday, 59 million more than last year and without any tax increases.
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Harrisburg
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Cooperation in new proposal for bus service vote
Monroe Chamber of Commerce held a special meeting to vote on cooperation in a proposal to set up bus service linking Monroe Janesville Beloit and intermediate points. The item includes local leaders and regional transit planning details.
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Monroe
Janesville
Beloit
Boy Scout Roundtable Planned Here Tonight
The January Boy Scout Roundtable theme is Look Sharp and will start at 7 30 tonight in the Kiwanis Scout Chalet. Dewey Dwyer Valley District camping and activities chair man will outline details of the forthcoming Caveman Camporee for all unit leaders and troops.
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Kiwanis
Dewey Dwyer
Valley District
Romney Open to Draft If GOP Seeks Nomination
Former Michigan governor George Romney said at the National Press Club he would accept the presidency if substantial Republican sentiment demanded it. He stated he is not a candidate now but would have a duty to accept if drafted, urging a grass roots campaign and a return to the party’s founding principles.
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Washington
Michigan
George Romney
National Press Club
Romney
Republican Party
GOP
Fire destroys Midwest Speaker plant in McGregor Iowa
The main factory of Midwest Speaker Co. in McGregor Iowa burned Tuesday causing an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. The firm employs about 60 people in radio and phonograph speaker production and also owns a cross river building at Prairie du Chien. Operations may be moved temporarily to the Wisconsin side per general manager Byron Bosi.
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McGregor
Iowa
Mid-west Speaker Co
Byron Bosi
Mississippi
Prairie du Chien
Boji
Wisconsin
Doughboy Industries declares quarterly dividend on stock
Doughboy Industries Inc announces a regular quarterly dividend of 2 percent per share on 495,905 shares of common stock. The dividend is payable January 31 to stockholders of record January 17.
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New Richmond
Doughboy Industries, Inc
License Officers Review 63 Tests In Monroe Circuit
Clifford Geigel and Joe Thompson, Platteville license examiners for Wisconsin, inspected their 1963 work in Monroe. They visit Mondays and the first Tuesday monthly, stationed in the circuit courtroom, administering 11 tests daily on average. In the year, 17 vision failures and 206 equipment failures occurred, with 33 chauffeurs licenses, 10 school bus licenses issued. They also conducted tests in Platteville, Lancaster, Darlington, Cuba City, Cassville, Mineral Point and Argyle, reporting 74 vision failures, 1,072 equipment failures, 114 chauffeur licenses, 129 school bus licenses, 3,614 inside tests and 3,253 outside tests. July was Monroe’s busiest month with 76 road tests, December close behind at 74.
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Clifford Geigel
Joe Thompson
Platteville
Wisconsin
Monroe
Circuit
Lancaster
Darlington
Cuba City
Cassville
Mineral Point
Argyle
Today in History January 8 1964 digest
On this date in history several notable events are listed including Hollerith’s patent for a practical tabulating machine in 1889 used in the 1890 census, the 1815 Battle of New Orleans victory, Wilson’s fourteen points in 1918, a 1934 Supreme Court foreclosure moratorium, 1942 British troops withdrawal near Kuala Lumpur, and Truman’s 1946 defense of the Army postwar demobilization.
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Associated Press
Herman Hollerith
U.S
New Orleans
Woodrow Wilson
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Malaya
Kuala Lumpur
Truman
New York GOP Endorses Rockefeller Bid for Nomination
New York's Republican State Committee endorsed Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller for the presidential nomination. The move, crafted by Rockefeller strategists, aims to deter raids on New York's 92 electoral votes at the July convention in San Francisco.
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Albany
New York
Republican State Committee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
San Francisco
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Monroe Evening Times
Wiscons
Hiall
Seana
Wisne Ee ES Baia
Editorial
Evening Times
J. L. Sammis
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Monroe Union Church
Congregational Conference of Wisconsin
Theodore R. Faville
Pacatonica
Sugar Rivers
Green County
Ilinois National Guard
Williamson County
Monroe Ice Co
Hyde's Pond
Blumer
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Milwaukee
Fred Marty
Chicago
R. B. Clark
Wenn
Frien Fol
Kroger
Kittie MacBadger
California
Avondale
Braunschweiger
U.S. Choi
Chuck Roast
Mee
Avonda
Avondale Sweet Peas
Campbell’s Soup
Embassy
Oscar Mayer
Wesson
Frank
Hunt
Colgate Dental Cream
Tka
Tae Boe Wong
Wainwright's Drug
Sixteenth Avenue
20Th Ave
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
New York State
Rocky
Samuel A. Remus
For All
Schmidt's Mozzee Shoe Store
Don Clark
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