Justices Uphold Sauk City Slaying Case Rulings
The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld the life terms of three Chicago area men, Welter Nicks Nutley, for the 1961 murder of Sauk County patrolman James Jantz and 40 year terms for attempted murder in the wounding of Eugene Kohl. The decision involved Justice Beilfuss who led the seven week trial before becoming a Supreme Court member.
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Johnson to spend July at White House amid political distractions
President Johnson plans a quiet July at the White House with no announced travel and only two or three possible out-of-town events. A possible Texas ranch trip for the July 4 weekend may occur, while the Republican National Convention in San Francisco July 13 could dominate headlines. The fiscal note centers on federal debt near 312 billion with the Mundt bill limit changes looming at midnight.
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Washington Today in History and Legislative Briefs
Today is Wednesday July 1 1964 the 183rd day of the year Moments recalled include Roosevelt’s Rough Riders at San Juan Hill Gettysburg began 1863 and Red Cross formation 1881 Riga 1941 Rommel at Alamein 1942 and Johnsons 1950 tax act pay as you go. Mundt prepares legislation to bar communists from passports and a Senate House committee reports drop in federal civilian employment May vs April noting large Defense Department payroll cuts.
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Knowland Resigns As Senate Leader On UN Vote Day
The statement notes that Knowland of California said he would resign as Senate floor leader on the day Red China is voted membership in the United Nations. It recalls five years since the US agreed to resume aid to the United Arab Republic after Suez and one year since the United States expelled Soviet embassy attache Gennadi Sevastyanov for spying.
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Kaukauna Mayor Seeks Seat in 8th District Race
Kaukauna mayor Joseph Bayorgeon 58, in his tenth term, announced plans to seek the Democratic nomination for Congress in the 8th District. Green Bay attorney Cletus Johnson may decide later whether to run if opposition emerges. The seat is held by Republican John Byrnes of Green Bay.
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Typical Farms Fail To Pay Interest On Capital Investment
Agriculture Department findings show a fattening hog and beef cattle farm with 98,920 tied up in land and assets earned only 3,674 after costs, failing to cover 4,443 in interest. Midwestern corn and soy farms fared better with 137,000 invested and 8,488 left after 5,823 interest, while tobacco dairy in Kentucky and wheat corn livestock farms in the Northern Great Plains showed minimal net income after interest.
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Death warrant signed for St Louisburg fortress in 1760
William Pitt and King George II signed the death warrant of St. Louisburg Nova Scotia in 1760. Under Capt John Byron the fortress was ground into dust as crews worked six months to demolish the fortress.
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