Rockefeller Attacks Goldwater Over Red Threat in NH
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller campaigns in Washington after a New Hampshire trip in which he charged Sen. Barry Goldwater underestimates the Communist danger. Rockefeller warned free nations survive only until communism is wiped out, rejecting coexistence. Goldwater claimed growing crowds and momentum, while professionals still viewed him ahead in the GOP race.
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Associated Press
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Washington
New Hampshire
Barry Goldwater
United States
New York
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Manchester
Arizona
Earl
Kennedy
Knowles Seeks Renk on Ticket in Wisconsin race
Republican governor candidate Warren Knowles proposes Wilbur Renk of Sun Prairie as a U.S. Senate candidate. Renk, a former governor nominee hopeful, will announce next Tuesday if he seeks the GOP nomination against Democrat incumbent William Proxmire. Reynolds approves federal retraining funds for La Crosse and Wausau areas.
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Madison
Warren Knowles
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Wisconsin
GOP
U.S. Senate
Renk
Knowles
William Proxmire
Philip G. Kuehn
Whitefish Bay
Kuehn
Reynolds
Next Week's Menus for High School Cafeteria
Editor notes provide menus for the upcoming week to help parents plan meals for students eating at school. Monday offers beef patty with potatoes wax beans ice cream bread and milk. Tuesday features hot dog sandwiches cole slaw apricot slices milk. Wednesday serves chicken gravy whipped potatoes buttered peas pudding bread butter milk. Thursday includes chop suey casserole salad angel food cake bread butter. Friday presents tuna pie with baking powder biscuits cranberry relish cookies bread butter milk.
Barry Seeks Senate Probe on ICBM Reliability
Sen. Barry Goldwater, Republican presidential hopeful, urged the Senate preparedness subcommittee to hold hearings on intercontinental missile reliability. He cites concerns about Atlas and Titan liquid fuels and the newer solid-fuel Minutemen, which the Air Force says can launch in about a minute, while McNamara dismisses the contention as misleading and politically damaging to national security.
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Washington
Sen
Goldwater
Senate
U.S
New Hampshire
John Stennis
D-Miss
United States
Air Force
Cold Weather Ahead With Light Snow Expected
The forecast calls for more cold and light snow tomorrow. Downtown Monro stopped at four below zero this morning between 7 and 8, seven below at the sewage plant west of town. Tonight could dip to 10 below with snow likely tomorrow afternoon or night. Temperatures fell yesterday from a mild January spell. Superior logged 12 below as many statewide readings stayed sub zero.
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Monroe
Superior
Grant School Head Fined at Milwaukee
Grant County schools superintendent Alex M. Jones 60 of Lancaster was fined 50 dollars in County Court after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct. Vice squad officers testified he made indecent advances to an officer in a downtown hotel washroom. Jones said he had been drinking.
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Grant County
Alex M. Jones
Lancaster
Jones
Monroe Man To Be Installed Kiwanis district lieutenant governor
Arthur C. Benkert will be installed as Kiwanis district lieutenant governor at the Governor's Banquet in Madison during the Wisconsin Upper Michigan Kiwanis District annual meeting. He will be accompanied by his wife and several Monroe Kiwanis delegates. the weekend conference opened with a Swiss Wheel meeting and featured Alvin Babler presenting Life's Highest Goals. The chapter reported 1,250 tins sold in the annual date and candy sale.
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Arthur C. Benkert
Kiwanis
Madison
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan Kiwanis
Benkert
Howard Olsen
Herman Stuessy
Vic Corson
Herbert Ainsworth
Nathan Bear
Paul H. Olm
Stuessy
Corson
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Alvin Babler
Bob Richards
Firemen Respond in Subzero Weather to Heater Fire
Monroe firefighters answered a 5:05 a.m. call in sub-zero temperatures when an oil space heater clogged with soot failed. Fire Chief Josef J. Benkert reported minor smoke damage to the home of Mr and Mrs David Stauffacher at 626 11th Avenue. Crews remained until 5:40 a.m. to clean the heater and prevent further issues.
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Monroe
Josef J. Benkert
David Stauffacher
11Th Avenue
Fire at Milwaukee dorm leaves 52 Peace Corps trainees homeless
A $40,000 blaze at a Milwaukee Downer College dormitory forced 52 Peace Corps trainees from their housing while they took an exam in another building. The fire spread through brick walls of the three story structure but caused no injuries and the trainees scheduled to depart for Peru on March 19 will be housed elsewhere. ARLENE SEEKS DIVORCE LOS ANGELES Actress Arlene Dahl, 35, filed for divorce from Christian R. Holmes, 41, heir to the Fleischman yeast fortune. The couple married in 1960.
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Milwaukee
Arlene
Los Angeles
Arlene Dahl
Christian R. Holmes
Fleischman Yeast
Wahl Named Chamber Speaker for 41st Banquet
Dr. Richard W. Wahl the missile and satellite tracking system co founder will speak at the 41st annual Chamber of Commerce banquet at 7 p.m. Monday Jan 20 in the Swiss Wheel. Wahl a UW Madison meteorology professor and former electronics division director, born in Berlin, came to the United States in 1949 under Operations Paper Clip and will discuss Space Surveillance. Howard P. Olson chamber director will introduce him.
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United States
Richard W. Wahl
Chamber of Commerce
Wahl
University of Wisconsin
Berlin
Germany
William K. Bauman
Bussen
William B. Johnston
Jack F. Murray
Archie Myers
Olsen
Chamber
First National and Commercial and Savings Bank
One-Step Slash For Withholding Gaining Support
President Johnson's push for a one step reduction in income tax withholding appears likely to win congressional approval. Senators Smathers and Mills signal support as the House and Senate push the 11 billion tax cut bill, moving toward a 14 percent permanent rate and a 14 percent target by 1965. Johnson says prompt passage avoids civil rights delays and keeps jobs.
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Washington
Johnson
George A. Smathers
Dfla
Finance
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Clinton P. Anderson
DNM
Citizens Committee
Kilian Enters Pleas Of Innocent In Murder Case
Kilian Kilian, 38, Apple River, pleaded innocent by reason of insanity at arraignment in Columbia County Court on attempted first degree murder charges. Judge Robert Gollmar set a jury trial for 9 am Monday March 16. Kilian also denied counts of criminal trespassing and resisting arrest stemming from a December 7 incident in which Lodi Police Chief Forrest Bishop was shot twice in the stomach.
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Apple River
Columbia County
Robert Gollmar
Kilian
Lodi
Forrest Bishop
Government to indict cigarettes in smoking health report
Washington reports that a government study due for public release Saturday will accuse cigarettes of posing health hazards. The 10 member non governmental panel will cover effects on lungs heart and circulatory system. Surgeon General Luther L Terry will hold a news conference outlining action plans and a second phase of the study.
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Washington
Luther L. Terry
Public Health Service
Terry
Leroy E. Burney
Klein to Be Speaker for Jaycee Farmers Night
William J Klein named speaker for the annual Jaycee Farmers Recognition program at Turner hall on Feb 19 at 8 pm. He is a Milwaukee based Allis-Chalmers vice president with a long career in sales and farm conservation work, and holds multiple leadership roles with 4-H and soil conservation groups.
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Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Co
William J Klein
Jaycee
Turner Hall
Klein
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Allis-Chalmers
Sioux Falls
S.D
North America
Europe
National
4-H Club
National Board of Trustees
Farm Equipment Institute
National Association ‘Conservation Districts
Soil Conservation Society of America
Soil Conservation Service
Jaycees
Gene Proessl
George Wells
John Callahan
Ski Conditions Upset by Thaws
The January thaw disrupted Wisconsin ski conditions with reduced snow depths though light snow is forecast for Saturday. Superior reports 8 inches, Park Falls 7, Wausau 6, with lighter or trace amounts elsewhere including La Crosse 3, Lone Rock 2, Green Bay 1 and southern regions. Upper Michigan remains well supplied with Marquette 16 inches and Houghton 13.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Superior
Park Falls
Wausau
la Crosse
Cheddar Prices Steady at Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Very light trading at Green Bay based Wisconsin Cheese Exchange showed no changes. One offer of one car State brand pasteurized cheddar at 37 cents and one bid for two cars State brand cheddar at 35 cents remained at the close.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
CIA Sees Soviet Hopes for Credit to Aid Chemical Boom
The CIA says the Kremlin seeks long term Western credit to expand chemical industry without hampering arms production. It estimates Soviet chemical import needs at about $2 billion over several years, with $600 million from Western credits in 1962-63, under Khrushchev's seven year plan totaling $46.4 billion.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Kremlin
CIA
Russia
Secret Agency
United States
Johnson
Khrushchev
Alumni Oppose Chippewa Falls High Name Change
Chippewa Falls alumni reaffirmed opposition to renaming the new Catholic high school from McDowell to John F Kennedy. The Notre Dame McDowell Alumni Association, after naming three local priests who proposed the shift, voted unanimously to restate their opposition, as directors urged preserving the original designation.
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Chippewa Falls
McDowell
John F. Kennedy High School
Notre Dame- McDowell Alumni Association
Bloodmobile quota set at 52 pints for visit
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit next Thursday, with a 52 pint quota. It will be opened from 2 to 6 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall of Zwingli United Church of Christ, with EUB Church Circle serving refreshments. Adams Mt Pleasant and Washington townships are in the village area.
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Red Cross
Fellowship Hall
Zwingli United Church of Christ
EUB
Adams
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Panama Flags, Firefight Escalate Border Clash
U S troops and Panamanians clash again on the Canal Zone border causing 15 dead and over 200 wounded. U S soldiers figure among the dead andpanamanian casualties include 190 dead with 12. The dispute stemmed from flag displays. U S and Panama flags at disputed sites, and the U N plans action as Panamanian officials condemn what they call aggression. Gen. O Meara ordered an inquiry and Canal Zone residents not on duty told to stay home.
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Panama
U.S
U.S. Canal Zone
United States
Canal Zone
Washington
Organization of American States
Johnson
Roberto Chiari
United Nations
Miami
New York
Aquilino Boyd
U.S. Army
Pacific
Canal
Presidential Palace
Panama City
Balboa
U.N
U.N. Security Council
Andrew P. O'Meara
U.S. Southern Command
O'Meara
Tivoli
State Traffic Mishaps In 1963 Total 126,989
MADISON The State Motor Vehicle Department reported 126,989 traffic accident reports in 1963 from crashes causing death injury or property damage of 100 or more. The dept also noted 30,691 drivers had licenses suspended in 1993, up 11 percent from 27,490 in 1962.
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Madison
State Motor Vehicle Department
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la Crosse County
Wausau-Taylor County
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Swiss Wheel
John W. MacInnis
William F. Hawthorne
Frederick W. Huber
John F. Kundert
Times
Barry
Grant
Ebhard Wahl
Downer Fire
Peace Corps
Dr. Wahl
Burney
Health Service
William J. Klein
Chippewa
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