Senate silent on return next week during traffic stalemate
The Wisconsin Senate remained silent about a return next week as the Assembly pressed to settle Knowles traffic safety legislation. Leaders said a settlement by the compromise committee was possible on topics like vehicle inspection and teen driver education, while intoxication tests and a 21 drinking age faced continued debate. The Assembly planned to focus on a $844 million highways budget and a broader presidential primary expansion, with revival of Gov Knowles proposed Department of Local Affairs and Development expected in fall.
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Madison W
Assembly
Senate
Jerris Leonard
Bayside
Warren P. Knowles
J. Curtis McKay
Cedarburg
McKay
Leonard
Knowles
Wisconsin
Gov. Knowles
Department of Local Affairs and Development
Kellett
Kubly Rites Set for 1 P.M. at Stuessy Funeral Home
The 83 year old J Peter Kubly of 1525 16th Street died Sunday from a heart attack. Funeral services are moved to 1 p m tomorrow at Stuessy Funeral Home with Rev Milton G Petzold of St Johns United Church of Christ officiating. Burial will follow at Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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J. Peter Kubly
16Th St
Stuessy Funeral Home
Milton G. Petzold
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Greenwood Cemetery
ORDER IS RESTORED IN WATERLOO AFTER FIRST NIGHT
Waterloo Iowa reported a quieter Saturday as residents on the North Side, largely Black, began to recover from the weekend unrest following Friday night disturbances. Local authorities maintained a visible presence and urged calm while investigations continued.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Typhoon Clara Hits Coast Near Taipei Hualien
Typhoon Clara struck the Pacific coast between Taipei and Hualien this afternoon with winds reaching 105 miles per hour. The storm’s impact focused on the coastal corridor 75 miles south of Taipei as Formosa endures a busy typhoon season.
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Taipei
Formosa
Clara
Hualien
Pacific
Norman Buss 63 Belleville fire chief dies after heart attack
Norman Buss aged 63, long time Belleville Montrose Exeter Fire Association chief, former Belleville police chief and village employee, died after a heart attack at Madison hospital. Survived by wife, one son Richard, four daughters, and several relatives. Funeral set for Thursday at First United Church of Christ in Belleville with calling hours at Becker Funeral Home.
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A. Belleville Village
Norman Buss
Madison’ Hospital
Belleville
Buss
Belleville - Montrose - Exeter Fire Association
Belleville Community Club
Dane County Radio Committee
Mutual Aid Pact
Green County Fire Chiefs Association
Richard
Sun Prairie
Mary
Madison
Carole
Boston
Mass
Kenneth Babler
Harriet
Elkhart
Ind
Charles
LaVerne
South’ Bend
Marvin
Rothschild
Wesley
Frank ‘Eckhart
Vera
Audrey Buss
Elkhardt
Ella Crupi
Fred Hemstock
Milwaukee
First United Church of Christ
Becker Funeral
Garden of Flowers film shown at Alpine Camera Club
A Garden of Flowers will be the film at the Alpine Camera Club meeting on Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. The venue is the First National Bank Community Room. Rodney Best, program chairman, says photographers interested in flowers and closeups are invited to attend.
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Alpine Camera Club
Navual Bank
Rodney Best
Rain Go Away Poem by Clair R. Munns
Daily doggerel notes a long cold spring turning to better days. Summer sun triggers budding growth and an upcoming harvest, reflecting seasonal hope.
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Clair R. Munns
World's Fair Pavilion Opens in Neillsville July 13
The Wisconsin Pavilion at Neillsville to be formally opened July 13 to 16 with Gov. Warren Knowles touring Friday. Officials include Justice Bruce Beilfuss, Sen. William Proxmire, Mayor John Brandt, Assemblyman William Kavanaugh, and Sen. Clifford Krueger. Christine Williams and six dairy queens to participate. The pavilion houses WCCN stations with Howie Sturtz II as president and GM. The featured display is the world’s largest cheese from the 1964 Wisconsin Worlds Fair.
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Neillsviille Wi
Wisconsin
Neillsville
Warren Knowles
Bruce ‘Beilfuss
Wisconsin Supreme Court
William Proxmire
John Brandt
Clark County
William Kavanaugh
Mary Hart Leads 4H Leaders Session Introduction Of New Youth Agent
Mrs Mary Hart introduced as new youth agent during Adult 4H leaders meeting in county Agricultural Building. Ernest Wegmueller opened the meeting with flag salute led by William Leopold and club pledge by Mrs Eugene Meier. Reports on 4H contests, pins, exhibits, and garden judging outlined. plans discussed for fairs and booth space. adjournment followed motions by Howard Koehn and Kyle Vendon.
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Mary Alice Hart
County Agricultural
Ernest Wegmueller
William Leopold
Eugene Meier
Ronald Ramsay
State Leaders’ Council
Tvaction
Hart
Calvin Kraemer
Ken Hartwig
Humphrey Brother Admitted For Further Medical Checkup
Ralph Humphrey, 60, of Huron South Dakota, brother of Vice President Hubert Humphrey, was reported in good condition at Madison Hospital after arriving at University Hospitals for further medical checkup and treatment following an entry Sunday.
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Madison Hospital
Madison
Ralph Humphrey
Huron
S.D
Hubert Humphrey
Pat Kaster on MacCormack's Showcase Tonight
Pat Kaster, Miss Cheese Days 1965, co hosts the forthcoming Cheese Days festival, guest on Franklyn MacCormack's all night WGN Showcase from Kahler Towne Motor Inn Lake Delton. She travels with Dennis Fazel and Mr and Mrs Bernard Purcell. The show runs 11 pm to 5 30 am with Kaster likely to discuss Cheese Days and be interviewed briefly.
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Rat Master
Franklyn MacCormack
WGN
Kahler Towne Motor Inn
Uphoff’s
Lake Delton
Miss Kaster
Dennis Fazel
Bernard Purcell
Monroe
MacCormack
University of Wisconsin
Cheese Days, Inc
Monroe Slime
Unemployment Up in June Says Labor Department
The nation's unemployment rate rose to 4 percent in June, the highest in 18 months, according to the Labor Department report.
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Washington
Labor Department
Principal Stricken at 53 Gertrude Erb Rites Slated
Gertrude Erb 53 longtime Blue Green County School principal, died after a lingering illness. Funeral set for tomorrow at St. John's United Church of Christ with local and visiting clergy. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Memorial fund established. Survived by brother John F. Erb and two sisters.
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Gertrude Erb
St. John’s
Shriner-Neushwander
Miss Erb
Blanchardville
Chris
Rose Spring Erb
Pleasant Grove
Juda High School
Green County Nor
Nal
Monroe
Whitewater
Normal
Stoughton
University of Wisconsin
Erb
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Joyces
John F. Erb
Route 1
Juda
Ralph G
Louise) Nyman
Carl R
Frieda) Schmerse
Brodhead
Rocky West promoted to officer and leads Camp Ripley unit
Second Lt. Rocky West, 21, son of Monroe residents, debuts as platoon leader with Company B, 3rd Battalion, 128th Infantry, 32nd Division after completing ten weeks officers training. He previously served three years in the U.S. Army, with two years in Europe, and was discharged as a Specialist 5 before joining Monroe’s United Telephone Co. He assumes duties left by First Lt. Lee B. Lockwood, now a National Guard captain at Platteville. Promotions follow as Capt. Riese prepares convoy to Camp Ripley for two weeks of active training.
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William Riese
Monroe
Rocky West
West
Dwight L. Bump Sr
Harold L. Gissing
Camp Ripley
Minn
Times
Russell West
128Th Nf
United Telephone Company
United States Army
Europe
Germany
Officers Training School
Lee B. Lockwood
Lockwood
National Guard
Platteville
32Nd Division
Riese
Richard E. Brenum
Dennis L. Ferguson
Jeffrey R. Iverson
Jimmy L. Moser
Alan C. Pope
Jeffrey Wild
Eldon L. Wilson
Terrence A. Dillon
Timothy E. Dillon
Dale E. Rowe
Richard F. Wunschel
Richard Oliver
Ralph F. Ellefson
Donald F. McGinley
Neil E. Trut
Dr Hein Leaves Brodhead to Join Monroe Clinic
Dr William E Hein departs his Brodhead practice to join The Monroe Clinic in Monroe at week’s end. He set up the Brodhead facilities in 1955 after purchasing from Dr W D Stovall, later linked with the Stuessy Clinic. A 1954 UW medical graduate, he interned at St Marys Hospital in Duluth and joined The Monroe Clinic staff in July 1955, moving to Brodhead that October.
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John Roth
Nathan Roth
17Th Avenue
Monroe
John
Twining Park
St. Clare Hospital
Brodhead
William E. Hein
Monroe Clinic
Hein
W. D. Stovall
Stuessy Clinic
Union Wisconsin School of Medicine
St. Mary’s Hospital
Duluth
Minn
Wisconsin debate over Knowles vehicle safety plan continues
Madison Wisconsin debate over Gov Warren Knowles traffic safety bill shows a compromise committee restoring annual vehicle inspections and driver education for minors plus a 50 man state patrol increase this year. Key issues remain including driver re examination intoxication tests and a 21 drinking age.
Manistee Woman Says Husbands Six Aliases Mean Bigamy Charge
Jean Martone, 26, says she still loves her carnival worker husband John C. Bence Jr. despite rumors he has six aliases and possibly six wives. Bence pleaded guilty in Manistee Circuit Court to bigamy. prosecutors say he has three to six wives. He faces up to five years in jail at sentencing July 24.
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Manistee, Mich
Jean Martone
John C. Bence Jr
Bence
Manistee
John Potter
Beverly
Massachusetts
Rhode
Bay City
Mich
John Bence
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Garden of Flowers
Mary Hart
McCarthy
Pat Kaster
St. John’s Tomorrow
Radke
Dr. Hein
Sal
James R. Polk
Associated Press
Senate Assembly
State Highway Patrol
Reuben LaFave
Motor
Department
Willis Hutnik
Ladysmith
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