Johnson Seeks $11 Billion Tax Cut to Spur 1964 Prosperity
President Johnson says Congress must pass the $11 billion tax cut now to sustain a record US expansion past 1963. He warns delaying could spark inflation, inflationary prices, and slow growth. He cites GNP over $600 billion and per capita income gains, and calls for wage and price controls, education aid, hospital insurance, and urban aid.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
New Frontier Legislative
Stairs Family Departure From Panama Still Uncertain
Mr and Mrs Myron Stair have no definite word on the evacuation of their daughter in law Mrs Kenneth Stair and infant from Panama. They had a priority number for passage to the United States and spoke by long distance with Mrs Don Gray in Canada. It is unclear whether they will travel by plane or ship and Kenneth Stair is presumed to remain a civilian employee of Philco Co. The family left Balboa for the America Zone ten days ago.
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Myron Stair
Kenneth Stair
Panama
United States
Don Gray
John New Brunswick
Canada
Myron
Philco Co
Stairs
Balboa
America Zone
Record Airlift Draws Crowd in Green County
The Airlift drew 597 riders at Monroe airport with 12 planes and 17 pilots for the Penny-a-Pound drive. About 200 to 300 people were turned away as organizers debated repeating the event next Sunday. Richard L. Newcomer applauded volunteers, noting $659.20 in gross receipts and thanking Ray Hughes, the Civil Defense Auxiliary Police, and Bruni-Miller Co for support.
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Green County Pilots Association
Richard L. Newcomer
The
National Foundation
Foundation
Ray Hughes
Civil Defense Auxiliary Police
Bruni-Miller Co
Monroe Municipal
Winslow
Barbara Blacnik
DoDe
Wendell Brunkow
Airlift
Mutiny in Tanganyika Forces Seize Dar es Salaam
Troops in Tanganyika mutinied twice demanding higher pay and living standards. They seized British officers at a northern barracks and then rolled into Dar es Salaam, taking installations and briefly holding President Julius Nyerere. Nyerere later spoke on the radio saying the mutiny ended, with reports of a second outbreak and possible airport control.
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London
Tanganyika
Dar Es Salaam
Julius Nyerere
Nyerere
Panama to Send Leftist Envoy to Washington Talks
Panama named Miguel J. Moreno Jr. to represent the country in talks with the United States over the Canal Zone dispute. President Roberto Chiari briefed Moreno on efforts to break the deadlock as Chiang seeks a pledge to renegotiate the 1903 canal treaty, while Johnson says he will discuss but not negotiate.
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Panama
Washington
Canal Zone
Miguel J. Moreno Jr
United States
Roberto Chiari
Moreno
Augusto Guillermo Arango
Organization of American States
Chiari
Johnson
Edwin M. Martin
U.S
Fund Meeting Set for Monroe United Fund February 10
The United Fund of Monroe will hold its annual meeting at 4 30 p m on Monday February 10 in the First National Bank community room. Three directors will be elected and the 1963 campaign shortfall discussed. Agencies will each receive 95 percent of their budgeted amounts. Terms of Edward M Adam J T Etter Jr and Mrs W B Gnagi expire.
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United Fund of Monroe
First National Bank
Edward M. Adam
J. T. Etter Jr
W. B. Gnagi
Ski accident injures Ashland youth near Hurley
Thomas Lamar, 15, of Ashland Wisconsin, was in critical condition after a ski accident at Whitecap Mountain west of Hurley. He reportedly bounced and flew about 100 feet before being rushed to a Duluth hospital for surgery Sunday.
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Duluth
Monroe Girl Named Summer Americans Abroad Candidate
Donna Swiggum, daughter of Glen and Mrs. Swiggum of Monroe, is a junior high school student chosen as a summer Americans Abroad candidate. She and AFSer David Schulman attended an AFS Human Rights Seminar in Madison with events across the weekend.
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Monroe
Donna Swiggum
Glen A. Swiggum
23Rd Avenue
Swiggum
David Schulman
Afser
Argentina
Madison
AFS
Harry Waisman
Miss Swiggum
Julian Stanley
Baraboo
Columbus
AFL
Madison East
Madison West
Monona Grove
Wisconsin High
Evansville
Stoughton
Verona
Middleton
Waunakee
Barab
Donna
Psychologist Links Jack Ruby’s Impaired Brain Function
Yale psychologist Dr Roy Schafer testified Ruby may have psychomotor epilepsy and impaired brain function, urging a thorough examination before bond hearings. He described a nine and a half hour late December evaluation and noted Ruby’s possible inability to tell right from wrong at the Oswald killing trial backdrop.
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Dallas
Yale University
Jack Ruby
Roy Schafer
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Schafer
Atty
Melvin Belli
Fense
Oswald
J. D. Tippit
John Connally
Texas
Seven dead as vehicle strikes bridge in Rock City area
A vehicle crash on a bridge in the Rock City area left seven dead and injured four others. Mauermann, Monroe park director, suffered serious injuries in a separate one car crash on Monroe Street. Multiple weekend accidents in Monroe left several injured and two icy road incidents caused minor injuries.
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Rock City
Mauermann
Monroe Street
Police Officer Suffers Wound in Accidental Shooting
Monroe police officer William L. Riese is in good condition at St. Clare hospital after being wounded in the leg by a .25 caliber pistol discharged accidentally in his patrol car. Chief Henry S. Hefty said the weapon was in his right hand reefer pocket when it fired while on duty at 1 20 a m. Officer John Winkler found Laurie's Hardware basement door open and call for help. Officers Edwin Bandi and Riese assisted in the search after Winkler reported the possible break in.
Belgrade Reports Five Year Sentence for Joke About Bulgaria
Belgrade reports Bojan Tchinkov an architect in Plovdiv Bulgaria has been sentenced to five years in prison for telling a calumnious joke about Bulgaria's Communist regime, according to press reports reaching Belgrade.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Bojan Tchinkov
Plovdiv
Bulgaria
LBJ Urges Khrushchev to Broaden Peace Pact Proposal
President Johnson asks Soviet Premier Khrushchev to expand his call for a worldwide non aggression pact to include indirect as well as direct aggression and to strengthen security for West Berlin. He outlines four guidelines for an omnibus negotiation aimed at ending the nuclear arms race and banning nuclear spread while reaffirming U.S. commitment to peaceful German unification and to Nationalist China.
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Washington
Johnson
Khrushchev
West Berlin
United States
Russia
John
U.S
Germany
China
Reynolds and Lucey Consolidate Wisconsin Democratic Authority
Gov John W Reynolds and Patrick Lucey cement their control of Wisconsin Democrats by routing rivals in party posts. Lucey named Democratic national committeeman as Hanson loses influence and reports say Reynolds will not share policy power. Robert Bittner and Francis Rondeau win key committee roles as Nelson faction contends.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Patrick Lucey
Democratic Party
Wisconsin
Lucey
J. Louis Hanson
Mellen
U.S
Nelson
State Administrative Committee
Hanson
Reynolds
Lacey
Robert Bittner
Gren Bay
Francis Rondeau
Mosinee
Hanson-Nelson
Sherman Stock
Milwaukee
Walter Thoreson
la Crosse
Bittner
Stock
Rondeau
Thoreson
Janet Nelson Lee
Shirley Cherkasky
Appleton
Stock Prices Slide In Irregular Trade
New York report notes irregular declines after President Johnson calls inflation curb. Du Pont dips about 2 points as chemical shares weaken. cigarette stocks face continued selling pressure with Lorillard down over 2, Liggett and Myers down over 1, American Tobacco and R. J. Reynolds about 1 point each.
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New York
Johnson
du Pont
Lorillard
Liggett and Myers
American Tobacco
R. J. Reynolds
Solemn Boston Rites Honor Slain JFK
Boston eulogized President John F. Kennedy with a pontifical Requiem Mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Cardinal Cushing officiated joined by Mozart Requiem performance. Mrs Kennedy attended and praised the ceremony with 1800 guests present.
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Boston
Jfk
John F. Kennedy
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Mozart
Boston Symphony
Cardinal Cushing
Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Seven Die in Wisconsin Weekend Auto Crashes
Seven people died in Wisconsin crashes over the weekend. Milwaukeeans Edgar Stockman James Nimeth and Gerald Wartman all 21 perished when their car hit a tree and burned. A Fond du Lac couple George Stueber 62 and Frances 57 died in a collision with a Soo Line train. Whitewater student Margaret Ann Steele 19 died in a highway crash near Milton. George Brandt 40 of Helenville died in a crash with a milk truck near Waukesha County Highways Z and D.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
George Stueber
Frances
Soo Line
Edgar Stockman
James Nimeth
Gerald Wartman
Margaret Ann Steele
Whitewater State College
Ripon
Milton
Whitewater
George Brandt
Helenville
Jefferson County
Waukesha County
Kenneth Boss Named Director of Association
Kenneth Boss of New Glarus is named Green County director of a newly formed Southeastern Wisconsin Vacationland Association. The group, formed at Fontana after a two day meeting, will have four delegates from each of eight counties. Kenneth Zinzow of Elkhorn was elected president.
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Kenneth Boss
New Glarus
Green County
Southeastern Wiscon- Vacationland Association
Fontana
Kenneth Zinzow
Elkhorn
Coroner Orders Inquest Into Seven Fatal Auto Crash
Stephenson County coroner Gene Burke announced an inquest into a crash that killed seven of eleven people when a 1956 Oldsmobile struck a bridge railing in fog ten miles north of Freeport. Victims include two Apple River families from Rock City connections. survivors face injuries and funeral arrangements are underway.
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Apple River
Shullsburg
Rock City
Freeport
John Seffrood
Lenora
Ronnie Sigalus
Peter Cosgrove
James
Robert
Cathy
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Terry Cosgrove
Gene Burke
Stephenson County
Bartel
Warren
Juda To Hold Clinic For Polio Wednesday
Juda residents will receive the Sabin Oral Vaccine third dose at a clinic Wednesday from 9 to 10 30 a.m. at the fire station. Nearby communities Browntown Albany Monticello New Glarus and Brodhead hold Friday clinics. Monroe residents attend Sunday at the armory from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Juda
Sabin
Browntown
Albany
Monticello
New Glarus
Brodhead
Monroe
Monroe Armory
City Council Considers Plans for Fire Station
The City Council and a Board of Works session were set for 6 p.m. to study proposed police and fire station plans. No action was planned until the regular meeting tomorrow night.
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Ituall
Cheese market steady as demand fair in Madison
In Madison Wisconsin the cheddar market remains steady with fair to good demand. Supplies are adequate for large and small styles while aged cheddars show good demand but light supply. Prices span 36 to 42 percent for blocks and various aged cheddar formats.
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Cheese Mart
Madison
Wisconsin
Fifth Girl for Phil Silvers at Cedars of Lebanon
Comedian Phil Silvers and wife Evelyn welcome Lorey Locke Silvers, their fifth child and fifth daughter, born Sunday at Cedars of Lebanon hospital.
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Phil Hollywood
Phil Silvers
Evelyn
Lorey Locke Silvers
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
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16Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
13Th Street
Douglas Schiller
Schiller
Dennis John Oostdik
Monroe Clinic
Larry Dean Hendrickson
12Th Avenue
Roger A. Gonzagowski
18Th Avenue
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Hendrickson
Highway 81
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21St Avenue
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Richard P. Byrnes
Route 2
Argyle
Allen Luchsinger
Cindy Babler
LBJ
Burke
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