Senate Finance Committee Advances Tax Cut Bill To Vote
The Senate Finance Committee approved a $11.5 billion tax cut bill over administration objections. It repeals $455 million in excise taxes on luggage jewelry cosmetics and furs and adopts Johnson’s immediate 14 percent withholding rate. Full Senate action and debate begin next week with expected passage urged by the president.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Johnson
House
Finance Committee
Meyer Named Proxy For Superior College
Karl W. Meyer 38 of Madison was appointed president of Superior State College by the College Board of Regents to succeed Jim Dan Hill 66 who becomes co-director of the joint staff of the State Coordinating Committee for Higher Education. Meyer is a Fort Wayne Indiana native and has served as assistant director of the college system since last fall.
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Madison
Karl W. Meyer
Superior State College Today
College Board of Regents
Jim Dan Hill
State Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Meyer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Saturn 1 Set for Record Payload Launch Next Monday
Saturn 1 ready at Cape Kennedy for first two stage test flight with a 37 700 pound satellite nearly three times larger than any prior payload. The 164 foot tall rocket on pad since last August weighs 562 tons, first stage eight engines 1.5 million pounds thrust, second stage six engines burn liquid hydrogen for 90 000 pounds thrust.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Blackbourn Twins Mark 90th Birthday
J N Blackbourn of Dubuque and his twin sister Mrs Margaret Youngblood of 1307 22nd Street celebrate their 90th birthday. Born January 23 1873 in Apple River they share a long life in the Midwest with careers in teaching farming publishing and photography and maintain church and family ties.
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TIMES
J. N. Blackbourn
Dubuque
Margaret Youngblood
Monroe
Monroe Evening Times
22Nd Street
Mr. Blackbourn
Mrs. Youngblood
Mary Westgard
Blackbourn
Ind
Florence
Mont
Lafayette County
Mergenthaler Linotype School
Chicago
Grant County Herald
Independent
Albany Herald
Setback Rulings To Be Enforced In Green County
Green County announces enforcement of setback rules across Albany Decatur and Monroe Townships. Structures within 200 feet of state trunk road, 125 feet of county trunk road, or 100 feet of township road require a building permit from the County Highway Commissioner at 2814 6th Street.
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Kenneth H. Mayer
Green County Highway Department
Albany
Decatur
Monroe
Green County Board of Supervisors
Green County
6Th Street
Illinois House OKs Vote Bill
The Illinois House unanimously passed a bill for nomination and statewide election of state representatives. It moves to the Senate after a 156 to 0 vote, with a clash anticipated over the number of candidates. The bill would cap nominees at 118 per party and proposes convention delegates to select candidates, scrapping at large filings for the April 14 primary.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois House
Senate
House
Van Johnson Cleared of Cancer After Surgery
New York doctors at Memorial hospital say actor Van Johnson is free of cancer with no recurrence after tests following an exploratory lymph gland operation last Thursday. He previously had a skin cancer removed from his thigh ten months ago.
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New York
Memorial Hospital
van Johnson
Johnson
Armory to host Sunday oral polio vaccine center
Thousands of county residents will get their third Sabin oral polio vaccine at public clinics including the Monroe National Guard Armory Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Drive-in sites are canceled due to staffing and traffic. curbside service is available for the infirm. Many towns hold Saturday clinics. Monroe offers makeup in March. The Green County Medical Society sponsors the program.
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Monroe
National Guard
Juda
Browntown
Albany
Bank of Albany
Monticello
New Glarus
Brodhead
Bank of Brodhead
Monroe Area
The
Green County Medical Society
Slayer Nabbed In Escape Chase
OKLAHOMA CITY A convicted murderer escaped custody Wednesday abducting six people stealing four cars and robbing a store. Howard O Lowery 25 was captured five hours later 70 miles away by a highway patrolman. He was armed with a shotgun and offered no resistance. Lowery serving a life term for a 1960 murder was taken from McAlester State Penitentiary to University hospital for a hand check.
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Oklahoma City
Howard O. Lowery
Lowery
McAlester
University Hospital
Dan W. Sims
Worthington
Kantro Night Benefit Highlights Madison Figures and Pageantry
John Schermerhorn of WKOW-TV Madison named master of ceremonies for Kantro Night at the Swiss Wheel a benefit for the March of Dimes. The 12th annual gala features Barbara Bonville Miss Wisconsin, sports figures from Green Bay and UW coaches, vaudeville music, and proceeds aiding birth defects arthritis and polio research and care. A roller skating party at Blue Star Rink and Mothers March events are also part of the campaign.
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John Schermerhorn
Wkow-Tv
Madison
Schermerhorn
Barbara Bonville
Whitefish Bay
Frank D. Kantro
March of Dimes
Kahn
DePinto
Banjo Pete
Dayne
Lottie) Dinges
Alden J. Hawthorne
Marvin Stauffacher
Cochairman
Kantro
Blue Star
John M. Irvin
Jack Murray
Mothers March
Brodhead Jaycees name C S Pierce Outstanding Senior Citizen
C S Pierce of Brodhead named Brodhead outstanding senior citizen of the year by the local Jaycees. He served as mayor from 1950 to 1954, chaired the County Board since 1957, helped organize the Brodhead Industrial Development Corp, and has led Brodhead Progress Inc since 1958. He also received recognition from the Music Operators of America in 1963 and has been a longtime director. He is married to Marie Rufenacht of Monroe.
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Brodhead
Advertising agency indicted in massive weight loss pill scheme
A Manhattan ad firm Eastor Hilton Chesley Clifford Atherton was charged on a 58 count indictment with promoting Regimen weight loss tablets through a nationwide TV and print campaign. Also named were Drug Research Corp its president John Andreadis and chief chemist Saul Miklean and New Drug Institute president Arthur D Herrick. The pill marketed as worthless for weight reduction sold four million boxes for 16 million dollars before being pulled from the market.
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New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Eastor, Hilton, Chesley, Clifford and Atherton, Inc
Asst
U.S
Drug Research Corp
John Andreadis
Saul Miklean
New Drug Institute
Arthur D. Herrick
Teehan Elected Chairman By Green County Democrats
Philip J. Teehan was elected chairman of the Green County Democratic party at the annual meeting in the Commercial and Savings Bank. He succeeds Archie Myers who becomes vice chairman. Mrs. Harry Williams was re elected secretary for a seventh year and Mrs. Francis Doherty was named treasurer succeeding Mrs. Walter Speich.
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Philip J. Teehan
Green County Democratic Party
Commercial and Savings Bank
Archie Myers
Teehan
Harry
Eileen) Williams
Francis
Norma) Doherty
Walter
Dina) Speich
Sukarno Vows Continued Hostility Against Malaysia
President Sukarno declares Indonesia will pursue a hostile policy toward Malaysia until the federation is crushed. He and RFK had announced a cease fire and a new summit, but Roeslan Abdulgani says confrontation is not terminated. Kennedy travels to Bangkok then London to brief officials.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Malaysia
Robert F. Kennedy
Philippines
Roeslan Abdulgani
Kennedy
Bangkok
Thailand
London
Asia
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Diosdado Macapagal
Southeast Asia
Howard Lueck Dies of Injuries on Cadiz Township Farm
Howard W. Lueck 54 died from chest injuries after a tree fell and rebounded as he tried to dodge it on his Cadiz Township farm. Coroner Richard Wagner said no inquest will be held. He lived on the farm since birth, married Marie Kraus in 1938, and leaves a wife, two daughters, a brother, two sisters, and three grandchildren. Services set for Saturday at Stuessy funeral home with Masonic rites at 8 p.m. Friends may call after noon tomorrow.
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Howard W. Lueck
Cadiz Township
Richard Wagner
Lueck
Wagner
Stuessy Funeral Home
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s
Cadiz
Lucy Baines Johnson Visits Wisconsin College Friends
Lucy Baines Johnson, 16, daughter of President Lyndon B. Johnson, visits University of Wisconsin in Madison. She travels with Jack Olson and companions, stays in her hotel briefly, tours the area, and plans to remain in Madison through Friday before heading to Rochester with Mrs. Cain and other party members.
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Madison
Wis
Lucy Baines Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
University of Wisconsin
Jack Olson
Olson
Karen
Wisconsin’s River Falls
James Cain
Johnson
Rochester
Cain
Mayo Clinic
Miss Johnson
Maiden Rock
Fond du Lac Veterinarian Dr Walter Wisnicky Remembered
Funeral services set for Saturday for Dr Walter Wisnicky a renowned Fond du Lac veterinarian who once led livestock health programs for the State Board of Health. He died Wednesday.
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Fond DU Lac
Walter Wisnicky
State Board of Health
Polar Bear Camp-Out Set for February at Canyon Camp
First Class Boy Scouts and higher may join the Valley District Polar Bear Camp-Out February 7-8 at Canyon Camp Apple River Ill. Director Dewey Dwyer reports 44 Scouts registered. The event starts 4 p.m. Friday Feb 7 and ends 1 p.m. Saturday Feb 8. No tents will be used. shelters are pine branches and tarps. patrols cook their own meals.
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Canyon Camp
Apple River
Ill
Dewey Dwyer
Monroe
Dwyer
Tractor Mishap Fatal in Eau Claire Farm Accident
Otis Stewart, 66, of Osseo died at Luther Hospital from injuries suffered when a tractor accident occurred while he was attempting to start the machine on a farm near Eau Claire on Wednesday.
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Eau Claire
Otis Stewart
Osseo
Luther Hospital
Baker's Net Worth Jump Tied to Senate Probe
Gov auditor testified Baker's net worth rose from 11025 in 1954 to 2166886 on Feb 1 1963 with real estate 456666 and stock holdings 1582630 including 2850 Serv-U Corp shares valued at 1 million. The disclosure came amid a Senate investigation into Baker's outside business links and a related $300000 damage suit naming Serv-U and Baker.
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Washington
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Drennan
Baker
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Baltimore
Serv-U Corp
Serv-U
H. R. Gross
Iowa
House
Johnson
Iowa Republican
Don B. Reynolds
Gross
Matthew M. McCloskey
Veterans Administration Hospital
Boston
Mass
O’ McCloskey
Philadelphia
Democratic National Committee
John F. Kennedy
Ireland
McClosey
Washington Evening Star
Justice Department
D. C
McCloskey
Rules Committee
Reynolds
William N. McLeod Jr
House District Committee
Madison Cheese Market Report Delivers Steady Demand
Wisconsin cheddar market today shows steady to good demand. Large styles ample, small styles fully available, aged varieties in good demand with light supply. Prices range for cheddar blocks and styles with mixed figures for 40 pound blocks and other aged products.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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