Doctors Strike Shuts Saskatchewan Clinics Over Compulsory Plan
Saskatchewan doctors walk out halting most private practice as the socialist government launches North America s first major compulsory medical insurance. Emergency care continues with volunteer doctors and public hospitals strained as a 25 dollar registration fine looms and British doctors join staff efforts.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
North America
Carl Derhousoff
Usherville
Yorkton
Medical Care Commission
Britain
National Health Service
New Figures Show Wisconsin Reliance on Income Tax
The Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance reports 1961 state tax collections. about 46 percent came from income tax. Only New York and Oregon exceeded Wisconsin in income tax share among states. The 2 percent starting rate and 10 percent top rate were set by the 1961 law.
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Madison
New York
Oregon
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance
Alliance
Former Miss Wisconsin Crowned in Kenosha
Joan Mary Engh 21 of La Crosse crowned Miss Wisconsin, successor to Diane Anderson. Engh, 1960 Alice in Dairyland, plans golf and reading this summer while preparing for Miss America. First runnerup Lynn Sanders of Sheboygan. second Tru dy Mikell of Chicago. third Barbara Casper of Appleton. fourth Jane Kozak of Oshkosh.
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Wisconsin
Jean Mary Engh
Kenosha
Diane Margaret Anderson
Eau Claire
Miss Engh
la Crosse
Joan Mary Engh
Engh
Miss Engle
Health To Delay Soblen's Return
Justice Department officials said Spy Robert A. Soblen is not in good shape and will not be flown to the United States soon from a British hospital. Earlier statements had indicated a late today or early Tuesday arrival, but his condition now delays the return.
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Washington
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Justice Department
Department
Soblen
Israel
New York
Family Night Moves to Twining Park for July 4
Monroe’s Family Night activities shift from Recreation to Twining Park for Wednesday with a 6 30 p.m. games start a City Band concert at 8 p.m. and dusk fireworks by Chamber of Commerce. Pool hours 1 to 7 p.m. and croquet golf featured at Recreation Park tomorrow. Attendance 18 903 this season, below last year’s 21 629 but improving.
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Monroe
Twining Park
Chamber of Commerce
Recreation Park
Thomas Norager
Norager
Nuclear Shot Set for Fourth of July Blast at Johnston Island
Honolulu dispatch reports the United States will attempt to detonate its largest atmospheric nuclear shot in the Pacific series. The test is planned for Wednesday night over Johnston Island with timing between 4 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. EST, conducted by Joint Task Force 8 at Johnston and Christmas Island.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Joint Task Force 8
Johnston
Christmas Island
Governors Split On Political Aims At Annual Caucus
At Hershey Pennsylvania Democratic governors backed elderly medical care financed by Social Security. Republicans opposed Kennedy era civil rights proposals, while Democrats mostly favored a civil rights resolution authored by Gov. John Swainson. The conference discussed other issues with Bailey and Dempsey in attendance.
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Hershey
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
U.S
Senate
Stephen L. R. McNichols
Colorado
John M. Bailey
Bailey
John Dempsey
Connecticut
Albert D. Rosellini
Washington
Powell
Florida
California
John B. Swainson
Michigan
Swainson
Monroe drummer tops UW session at Madison clinic
Kristine Brugger of Monroe was chosen as first chair drummer at the University of Wisconsin music clinic in Madison. She led a drum ensemble recital and joined three Monroe band students in Saturday concerts, with Susan Reger and Mary Nussbaum also returning from the session. Judy Winger and Barbara Frantz were vocal pupils in the training. High school students were set to begin another clinic today on campus.
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Kristine Brugger
Monroe
University of Wisconsin Music Clinic
Madison
Miss Brugger
B. Brugger
Monroe Band
Susan Reger
Mary Nussbaum
Judy Winger
Barbara Frantz
Toay
Convicts Try Death Row Break at San Quentin
Six condemned murderers escaped a chaotic assault on death row at San Quentin before guards overwhelmed them with steel, tear gas, and a shotgun seized from officers. Two guards were struck but survived, and the six were placed in solitary confinement after the failed breakout.
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San Quentin
Calif
Roy B. Kardeh
C. L. Deatrick
Luis Moya
Augustine Baldonado
Moya
Ventura
Elizabeth Duncan
Clyde Bates
Manuel Chavez
Willard Winhoven
David Bickley
Hoesly Captures Honors at Show
Dwight Hoesly of New Glarus won grand champion female Holstein honors at the Daily Day cattle show in Brodhead. John Wegmueller of rural Monroe earned grand champion Brown Swiss, as 154 animals competed, the record. Judges were Scott Miller of Oregon and B J Conners.
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Dwight Hoesly
New Glarus
Brodhead
John Wegmueller
Monroe
Scott Miller
Oregon
B. J. Conners
Extension Service
Dane County
Robert Keen
George Gramling
Ronald Pauls
Blancharville
Richard Thickpenny
Brooklyn
Market Pauses After Last Week’s Rebound
New York markets held steady after a strong rebound. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon rose modestly to 209.60 as industrials gained while rails slipped and utilities edged higher. Most changes among key stocks were fractional with small point shifts.
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New York
Associated Press
Shirley Zee Crowned Green County Dairy Queen in Brodhead
Miss Shirley Zee of Albany was named Green County Dairy Queen at Dairy Day in Brodhead before 15 000 to 20 000 spectators. The 18 year old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Zee, succeeds an Albany winner and plans beauty school after graduation. The event featured speeches by Robert C. Zimmerman and a county parade with nine queen candidates, bands, floats, and a water fight.
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Georgean Reasa
Green County
Shirley Zee
Brodhead
Albany
Miss Zee
Robert C. Zimmerman
Susan Disch
Beverly Block
Times
Paul Zee
Albany Methodist Church
Searles School
FHA
Library Club
Harper’s Method
C S. Pierce
South Side Park
Zimmerman
Wisconsin
Monroe High School
Alan F. Barnard
Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Monroe
Juda
West Exchange
Freddie Elmer
Belmont Youths Hurt in Mishap
Four rural Belmont youths were hospitalized after a two car collision three miles south of Belmont on Highway 126. Mary Ann Ludlum 19 Tom Ludlum 16 Karen Knebel 20 Jack Knebel 18 in fair condition. Larry Ludlum 19 driver treated and released. Bill Riechers rural Belmont driver treated and released. Authorities say Ludlum vehicle crossed onto the highway and was hit broadside.
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Belmont
Cuba City Medical Center
Mary Ann Ludlum
Tom
Karen Knebel
Jack
Messrs
Mmes
Basil Ludlum
Milton Knebel
Larry Ludlum
Bill Riechers
Platteville Hospital
Lafayette County
Ludlum
Riechers
Nelson Says Wisconsin Reapportionment Plan Gerrymandering
Gov Gaylord Nelson denounces a Republican sponsored plan to realign Wisconsin districts as partisan gerrymandering. He calls for adopting Legislative Council bills with minor census adjustments and warns against noncompliant proposals that would erode equal representation. He cites Milwaukee and Waukesha seat changes and questions a court panel’s involvement.
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Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Legislative Council
Nelson
Milwaukee County
Assembly
Waukesha County
Waukesha
Milwaukee
Rainfall Brings Relief as Wisconsin Senses Steady Rain
Area farmers welcomed a soaking rain totaling 2.64 inches overnight and into morning across southern and central Wisconsin. No crop emergencies yet, but conditions improve. Temperature swings are forecast with highs near 75 to 84 and lows around 54 to 63. Showers and thunderstorms expected through the next few days with cooler weather later in the week.
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Wisconsin
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Ronnie Strommen
Blanchardville
Jane Huffman
Route 1
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Ed Kaderly
Grace Holsteins
Larry Olson
William Deininger
Christine Meier
Heifer Wegmueller
Georgia Wegmueller
Shrine-Kc Clowns
Belmont Youths
Republican Party
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