GOP Delegates Shift in 1964 Presidential Nominating
California gains in delegate votes for the 1964 Republican convention in San Francisco while West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Connecticut and Louisiana lose. New York will lead with 92 votes. West Virginia drops to 14. The apportionment, based on 1960 rules, awards two votes per senator and per at large representative, six bonus votes for Republican wins, and two votes per congressional district with thresholds.
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Washington
California
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Nevada
Connecticut
Louisiana
San Francisco
Republican National Committee
Atlantic City
Florida
New York
Mississippi
Today in History highlights from 1963 events
The entry lists key dates such as Sicily invasion 1943 and Mount McKinley ascent 1951. It notes political shifts in the Soviet Union 1953 and North American defense cooperation 1963, plus Telstar satellite launch as recent history.
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Associated Press
Sicily
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Mussolini
Hitler
Italy
Jane Grey
England
Jean Baptiste de Rochambeau
Newport
R.I
New Orleans
U.S
North America
Alaska
Mount McKinley
Russia
Lavrenti Beria
Soviet Union
Canada
North American
United States
Telstar
Monroe Board of Education Holds Special Meeting May 23 1963
The Monroe Board of Education met May 23 1963 in the M Room with all members present. They authorized bids for insurance excluding fire under a blanket policy including band instruments, and discussed a tax surtax opposition letter to Assemblyman C M Stauffer. They approved $200 to the Roy Hess family, selected five students for the $1500 Guess Scholarship, and adjourned at 10 30.
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Board of Education
Babler
Norton
Stuckey
Vilage
Aeee Oe
Janesville
Tom Zuhlke
Carol Mitchell
Barbara Ross
Mary Ann Blum
Dean North
Hahlen
Falk
Dr. Norton
Arthur F. Wagner
Monroe Board of Education
Rodney O. Kittelsen
John L. Norton
George R. Barry
Fred Krebs
Alvin H. Babler
Clarence Falk
Robert J. Hahlen
D. J. Huenink
William Stuckey
Walter A. Babu
Joe
Krebs
V and M Electric
Zimmerman Heating
D. M
C. M. Frey
Brandenburg Plumbing
Robert G. Rote
Ludlow
Shelton Gang Figure Acquitted in Slaying
Fairfield Illinois a circuit court jury acquitted Charles Black Charlie Martin a former Shelton gang member of the murder of 74 year old farmer Howard Taylor The eight men and four women deliberated ten hours after a five day trial concluding with closing arguments.
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Fairfield
Charles
Black Charlie) Rartin
Shelton
Harris
Howard Taylor
State Firearm Laws Changed by Wisconsin Conservation Commission
The Wisconsin Conservation Commission removed several outdated hunting restrictions and tightened safety rules for deer season. Changes allow archers to carry sidearms in certain areas and permit 22 caliber firearms north of Highway 29. A new rule bans hunting with rifles or slug loaded guns within 200 feet of highways and forest roads, aiming to reduce road hazards.
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Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Iber
Highway 29
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Commission
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Herbert T. Johnson
Pleasant Valley
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Dutch Hollow
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Weiler and Strang
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Western Illinois University
Joyce Blunk
Schooert
State University of Iowa
Judith Brusberg
University of Wisconsin
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Mr. Babler
Sample
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Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Tise
Lucy Gfroever
Babula
Monroe
Henry Olson
Old Brook
Mre
Sunny Brook
OLD Sunny Brook Distillery Company
Louisville
Kentucky
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Hormes
Shelton Gang
Monroe Evening Times
Kellogg's
Mel Monte Catsup
Tims Ofc
Kree-Mee
J. L.de
Frozen
Libby Fruit Drinks
Oscar Mayer Smokie
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