Assembly Bloc Rebuffs Ambush Attempts on Wisconsin Budget Bill
Wisconsin Assembly fights over a budget tax package to ease the financial crisis. Parties clash on amendments to the Senate-passed measure that would set 1963-65 spending at 632 million and raise about 140 million in new revenue. Amendments include prepaying income tax and monthly withholding. many tax-cut provisions are rejected.
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N Repubblican
Senate
Reynolds
Glen Pommerening
R - Wauwatosa
Assembly
Robert Huber
West Allis
Huber
Russell Olson
R-Bassett
Olson
Harold Froehlich
R-Appleton
Niles Soik
Whitefish Bay
Monroe School District adopts 1953 64 budget with 948000 levy
The Monroe School Board adopts a 1953-64 budget of 1,271,284 with a 948,000 levy, about 116,000 above the 1962-63 revised budget. Outside revenues and aids expected to cover 323,284 of the total. revisions possible at the July 22 district meeting.
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Monroe
Board of Education
Vyear
U.S. Treasury
Three Board Members Open to Re election At July Meeting
The district will elect three board members at the July 22 meeting while acting on the 1963-64 budget. Incumbents Kittelsen Babler and Mrs Hahlen stated they would accept new three-year terms if re nominated.
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Rodney O. Kittelsen
Alvin H. Babler
Robert J. Hahlen
Kittelsen
Babler
Hahlen
Memorial for Wally Herdina Sports Editor at 34
Wally Herdina longtime Oshkosh Northwestern sports editor and Neenah Menasha bureau manager died Tuesday night after a brief illness from cancer. He joined the Northwestern after finishing high school in 1946 and served as sports editor from 1954 until July 1962. He had been ill about two months.
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Oshkosh
Wally Herdina
Neenah- Menasha
Oshkosh Northwestern
Northwestern
Herdina
Polish Major Flees to West Berlin With Family
A Polish air force major and his wife and two children flew a single engine fighter to Tempelhof Airport in West Berlin seeking political asylum. The fighters landed on the military side and were taken into a building after disembarking. Names of the defectors were not released.
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Berlin
West Berlin
U.S
Templehof
Tempelhof
Mitchell Re-elected To Head Monroe Park Board
Lee Mitchell was renamed president of the Monroe Park Board at a Community Center meeting. Mrs. Franz W. Brand was re named secretary. James Mauermann, park and recreation director, said groups planning events needing extra personnel must obtain permission. Shelter house reservations at Twining or Recreation Park can be made by calling the swimming pool at 325-4760.
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Lee Mitchell
Monroe Park Board
Franz W. Brand
James Mauermann
Park and Recreation
Twining
Recreation Park
Mauermann
Racial Pickets Clash Near Bronx Diner
In New York near a Bronx diner scenes of disorder erupted as white hecklers clashed with members of the Congress of Racial Equality. About 20 police intervened with nightsticks, two whites were arrested for assault, one treated for a forehead cut. One CART picket reported being punched and having his glasses broken after a coffee container was hurled into the crowd.
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New York
Congress of Racial Equality
Bronx
Welfare Board Approves Lower Starting Salary for Dept
The County Board adopted a new Welfare Department salary schedule starting at 580 dollars monthly with five steps to 700, below the proposed D plan. The 29 4 vote included three welfare board members voting no. The board also set aside 1800 dollars to publicize corn picking contests and heard a lighting demo for courthouse exterior upgrades before tabling action to August.
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Welfare Board
Clarence Slotten
New Glarus
Browntown
Emmett J. Norton
Monroe First Ward
Matt Eraser
Monroe Third Ward
Swiggum
Norton
Slotten
Melchior Denny
Monroe
Wisconsin
Sugar River
Brodhead
Myron Stair
Herbert C. Paske
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Paske
Sentenced in Killing at Oconto County Bar Tender Case
Leonard P. Webb age 49 formerly of Laona was sentenced to 15 years in state prison after pleading guilty to a reduced charge of third degree murder in the 1958 shooting of Oconto County bartender Willard Coopman.
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Oconto
Leonard P. Webb
Laona
Oconto County
Willard Coopman
Milward longtime potato expert dies in Madison
Emeritus potato specialist Professor Milward, a Wisconsin figure in the state's seed potato industry, died in a Madison hospital after being admitted April 20. He joined the university faculty in 1907 and retired in 1951, later honored in 1956 for helping establish seed potato quality certification.
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Madison
Reade Dessee
Mabey
Wisconsin
Milward
Land Release Delayed As Green County Seeks Aid
No word by 2 p.m. on disaster release of 17 000 acres diverted under soil bank and feed grain programs. ASCS office ready to process farmer applications for harvest or pasture. County committee chairmen to act as appraisers, not in their home townships. Farmers worry about higher feed costs next winter. Postponed taxes in Green total about 347 000, with rising year to year payments. Counties including Dodge Adams Columbia Racine Waukesha Door Kewaunee Marquette Kenosha Vernon Ozaukee join in seeking drouth aid cropland release.
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Washington, D.C
Green County
ASCS
Ralph J. Kundert
Green
Drouth
Dodge
Adams
Columbia
Racine
Waukesha
Door
Kewaunee
Marquette
Kenosha
Vernon
Ozaukee
William Spring Monticello Dies at 68
William F. Spring 68, a former County Board member, died unexpectedly at 5 AM in St. Clare hospital Monticello born July 17 1894 in Albany Township He married Rose Zurfluh Feb 11 1915 They farmed in Green County later retiring to Monticello He served on Mt Pleasant township school board various county committees and as supervisor Survivors include wife daughter Fredd Zurflih son Willis brother Alfred sister Mrs Paul Weenie grandchildren and great grandchildren Services are 2 PM Saturday at Zwingli United Church of Christ Monticello with burial in Highland Cemetery Friends may call at Voegele funeral home after 2 PM Friday.
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William F. Spring
Monticello
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Spring
Albany Township
Fred
Louise Lehnherr Spring
Switzerland
Neillsville
Rose Bryner
Green County
Mt. Pleasant
Spring
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Masonic Lodge
Madison Consistory
Zor Shrine
Mt. Pleasant Township
Fredd Zurflih
Albany
Willis
Monroe
Alfred Spring
Milwaukee
Paul Weenie
Madison
Neil Zurfluh
Portage
Zwingli Church
J. Allan Mittler
Highland Cemetery
Voegeli
Last Minute Effort To Balk Thm Launched
Kennedy faces a looming midnight railroad strike as union rejection blocks arbitration and Congress may be tapped for emergency action. Officials discuss compulsory arbitration or seizure, with the White House awaiting word from Democratic leaders and negotiators kept on standby.
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Washington
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Goldberg
White House
Capitol
Congress
J. E. Wolfe
Bank names Wenger chairman as Blum becomes president
At the stockholders meeting of the Commercial and Savings board, Ralph H. Wenger was elected board chairman, Bruce M. Blum named president, H L Fenton promoted to executive vice president, and Dr Nathan E. Bear to the vice presidency. Dr John L Norton joined the board, with Zentner named assistant cashier. Total deposits rose to 12,139,711.
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Commercial and Savings Board
Ralph H. Wenger
Wenger
Edward T. Kundert
Bruce M. Blum
H. L. Fenton
Dr. Bear
Arthur P. Benkert
Blum
Emil _ Escher
Fenton
Robert G. Rote
John F. Kundert
W. A. Bender
C. S. Grundahl
Royal couple guarded after protest and arrest clashes
In London a Greek royal visit faced disruption as Betty Ambateilos attempted to reach King Paul and Queen Frederika. Police moved in after a violent intervention near Westminster. About 91 demonstrators were arrested and 1,000 prisoners called for release during postwar Greek unrest.
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London
Paul
Frederika
Greece
Betty Ambateilos
Westminster Pier
House of Parliament
Selected Stock Issues Show Market Advances
The stock market edged higher in a mixed session as rails and air shares rose amid cautious gains. Volume reached about 4 million with most key stocks moving within fractions to around a point as confidence grew a railway strike would be averted despite union rejection of Kennedy’s arbitration proposal.
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New York
Air
Kennedy
Meredith Ouster Discussed by Mississippi Board
A four member committee of the Mississippi State College Board met in Oxford to decide whether to seek federal court permission to expel James H Meredith from the University of Mississippi for his inflammatory public statements. Governor Barnett reported the action amid pressure from segregationists and alumni.
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Oxford
Miss
Mississippi State College Board
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Ole Miss
Jackson
Ross Barnett
Barnett
Ole Miss Law School
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Hic
Wisconsin Cheese Market Trends Report
Madison Wisconsin dairy market shows steady cheddar with fair to good demand and ample supplies. Prices range from 35 to 38 cents per pound for 40 pound blocks and 35 to 38 for cheddars. Swiss blocks for State brand 43 to 44 cents, with other Swiss prices 40 to 42 and 37 to 39 cents for various grades.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Berg Elected Secretary of State Soil and Water Board
Byron Berg of Blanchardville was elected secretary of the State Soil and Water Conservation Committee yesterday in Eagle River, with Foster Patch of Viola named vice president. Menominee County qualified as the state's 72nd soil conservation district. U Thant arrived in Rome for meetings with Italian leaders and an audience with Pope Paul VI.
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Byron Berg
Blanchardville
State
Soil and Water Conservation Committee
Eagle River
Foster Patch
Viola
Menominee County
Beating Death Suspect Charged in Superior
A Superior first degree murder warrant was issued against Joseph Kowalzyk, 54, in the death of retired railroad laborer Michael Fedor, 57. Fedor was found beaten in his apartment after Kowalzyk said he argued with him, struck him with a hammer, then went to a tavern before returning home.
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Joseph Kowalzyk
Michael Fedor
Kowalzyk
Fedor
Grass Fire Blamed on Three Boys at City Corner
Three boys playing with matches started a grass fire at the corner of 6th Avenue and 11th Street yesterday afternoon. Firemen extinguished it at 3 38 p m with no damage. The youths were turned over to juvenile authorities.
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6Th Avenue
11Th Street
Josef J. Benkert
Sixth victim dies in Wisconsin camping tent fire
Fire at a Kettle Moraine area camping site claimed the life of Jennifer Williams newborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Larry Williams. The child died from respiratory complications and burn toxins after her mother was heavily burned. The tragedy left the Williams family with four deceased children including Cheryl 2 and Sandra 10 months old. Mrs Raymond Bandeiro another Williams sister perished in the blaze. Ronald Jones 8 and Stephen Williams 5 died earlier at Milwaukee Hospital.
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Milwaukee
Illinois
Larry Williams
Jennifer
St. Mary’s Burn Center
Williams
Cheryl
Sandra
Raymond Bandeiro
Ronald Jones
Cleo Jones
Stephen Williams
Milwaukee Hospital
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John L. Norton
John F. Caradine
George R. Barry
E. A. Ninneman
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Mitchell
Prof
Commercial
Bank
Nathan E. Bear
William Spring
Bruce Blum
Ralph Wenger
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