Health Care Vote Shapes Kennedy Program Debate
Washington battle lines formed over whether to defeat the administration health care plan for the elderly. A Senate vote tested support for funding hospital and nursing home care via Social Security taxes, with outcomes affecting education, farm, and tax plans.
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Kennedy
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Congress
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Welfare
Conecticut
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
GOP
Kuchel
Carol Marilyn Match Winners In Wisconsin Women’s Golf
Milwaukee defending champion Marilyn Williams and Janesville star Carol Sorenson won their first round matches in the 50th Wisconsin Women's Golf Tournament at Milwaukee Tripoli. Williams beat L. J. Brodd 6 and 4 after leading by three at the turn. Sorenson defeated an unnamed opponent 6 and 4, parring the 10th and 11th and sinking a 16-foot birdie at the 12th to seal the victory.
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Milwaukee
Marilyn Williams
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Milwaukee Tripoli
Williams
L. J. Brodd
Miss Sorenson
Rusk Plans Genoa Talks on Berlin and Laos
Secretary of State Dean Rusk heads to Genoa for four days of talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and other ministers. He aims to gauge Moscow’s stance on Berlin and progress on the Laos 14 nation agreement while reaffirming Western resolve to maintain Western troops in West Berlin. Khrushchev warned editors of a global rocket capability, stressing no deadline to remove troops.
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Dean Rusk
Gromyko
Berlin
Rusk
Genoa
Laos
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Geneva
Dobrynin
West
Moscow
U. S
Kremlin
United States
500 To Attend Pork Barbecue At Fairgrounds
An estimated 500 persons are expected to attend the Turn About Pork Barbecue tonight at the fairgrounds. The event is sponsored by area farmers as a thank you to city friends. Edward J. Kaderly serves as rural chairman and W S Johnson of the Wis and Light Co. will be present.
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Edward J. Kaderly
W.S. Johnson
Wisand Light Co
Area School Attachments Prompt Building Needs Across Districts
Grade school districts in several communities face crowding and building needs after recent property attachments under the state school reorganization law. Brodhead and New Glarus anticipate additions or new facilities as enrollments grow, while other towns consolidate districts and plan closures.
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Gerald E. Thompson
Brodhead
Clarence
Atwood
Hoosier Grove
Decatur
Thompson
E. N. Embertson
New Glarus
Dividing Ridge
Marty
Postville
Farmers Grove
Meadow Valley
Meadow View
Bem
Plainview
Bowers
Dixon
Primrose Center
iMonticello
Loveland
Oak Shade
Monticello
Simmons
Monroe
Purcell
Attica
Albany
Silver
Babler
F. C. Rehmstedt
Dallas Briggs
Peebles
Smiley
Hearing Tonight on Albany Area School District Changes
Green County School Committee prepares hearings in Albany tonight on school district consolidations and detachment. Fairview lands will join Albany except two parcels moved to Monticello. Searles parcels seek move to Brodhead. Faye Milks seeks 80 acre Brodhead inclusion. Twin Grove withdrawal and Juta to Monroe transfer also discussed for tomorrow.
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Green County School Committee
Albany
Fairview
Monticello
Town Board
Searles
Brodhead
Faye Milks
Poplar Grove
Juta Union Free
Twin Grove
Juta
Monroe
Nelson Vetoes GOP District Plan Over Green County Shift
Gov. Nelson vetoes a revised GOP reapportionment bill for congressional and legislative districts. He cites population disparity between the First and Third Districts and urges shifting Green County to the Third to reduce inequality. Observers see Green County as pivotal to political outcomes. The veto also blocks a filing deadline extension for nominees.
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Green County
Nelson
GOP
Madison
Henry C. Schadeberg
Burlington
Wisconsin cheddar market steady on back page
Wisconsin cheddar cheese market steady with fair demand. Supplies of small styles ample and large styles fully available. Prices show 33 to 36 percent for 40 pound blocks and 35 to 37 percent for single daisies and other varieties.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Macmillan faces backlash after Conservative cabinet shakeup
Prime Minister Macmillan fires nine ministers in a drastic Conservative leadership restructuring. Critics say the purge harms his leadership while supporters defend the moves as necessary amid public dissatisfaction in interim elections. Lord Lambton condemns the firing as a sign of failed leadership. The Daily Mail lauds courage but calls the day a turning point.
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London
Macmillan
Britain
Lord Lambton
The
Daily Mail
Liberal Party
Joe Grimand
Kennedy to Hold Telstar News Conference for Europe
President Kennedy will hold a news conference Monday at 2 p.m. Monroe time. Part of the session will be transmitted via the Telstar satellite to Europe, enabling two way telecasts between America and Europe.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Europe
Telstar
Monroe
Pierre Salinger
America
Salinger
United Stas
United States
Britain
France
Stock Prices Down In Profit Trading
New York stocks posted moderate declines in late trading as profit taking continued for a third day after a three week rise. Volume reached about 3.3 million shares with notable losses in American Telephone U S Steel Air Reduction General Electric American Tobacco Du Pont Liggett and Myers and Boeing.
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New York
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Air Reduction
General Electric
American Tobacco
du Pont
Liggett and Myers
Boeing
Tax installment due by July 31 deadline
The second installment of the 1961 real estate taxes will be due Tuesday, July 31, Ralph J. Kundert, county treasurer, said today. If not paid by the deadline, interest will be charged at 9.6 percent from Jan. 1, 1962. The first installment of the postponed taxes was due at tax collection time.
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Ralph J. Kundert
Pilot radios signal of jet plane buzzing in Berlin corridor
An American voice in Berlin radio warned a Soviet or East German jet was riding off its wing tip in a city corridor. Berlin officials and U S sources declined to confirm details. Photographer Robert Lackenbach heard the broadcast identifying as N28, a nonstandard designation.
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Berlin
U. S
Robert Lackenbach
Pinnow Elected To Juda Union High Board
Chester Pinnow was elected to the Juda Union High School board at the annual meeting in the school gymnasium with about 75 electors present. Clyde Davis was reappointed to the board, and Robert Newman was elected director with Mrs. Isabele Matzke as clerk and Clyde Davis as treasurer at the organization meeting. The levy totaled 78,800 dollars and funds approved included acquiring rooms used by the State Graded School and construction of a new bus garage. The district noted John Brozovich’s resignation as administrator and reported two teaching vacancies in English and Commercial fields.
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JUDA
Chester Pinnow
Juda Union High School
Pinnow
Jake Jones
Clyde Davis
Robert Newman
Isabele Matzke
Earl Aiken
Eectors
John Brozovich
William Ullrich 73 Dies in JanesvilleHospital
William Ullrich 73 of Janesville died at 10 45 p m yesterday in St Clare hospital where he was admitted as a medical patient on May 27 Whitcomb funeral home Janesville handles arrangements
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Wiliam Ulrich
Janesville
St. Clare Hospital
Whitcomb
Cranberry Producers to Vote on Federal Marketing Plan
Secretary Freeman ordered a referendum from July 22 to 28 among cranberry producers on a proposed federal marketing program for cranberries.
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Washington
Freeman
Rev Koller To Begin Duties As Pastor Elect
Rev Robert W Koller ordained at St John s United Church of Christ moves to DePere to become pastor elect of the First Congregational Church here He is Milwaukee born a Monroe High School 1955 and Elmhurst College 1959 graduate He is married Diane Snyder with daughter Lisa two Rev Olm led ordination sermon Dr Rudolf Schade Elmhurst College spoke Fred Glauser presented robe Bible and key A reception followed in the Fellowship Hall
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ST. John’s
Robert W. Koller
St. John’s United Church of Christ
First Congregational Church
DePere
Paul H. Olm
Paul C. Kehle
Waukesha
South Wisconsin Synod
Koller
Werner Koller
12Th Street
Milwaukee
Juda and
Monroe
Monroe High School
Elmhurst College
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Lancaster
St. John’s Church
Fred Glauser
Koler
Perry Power
Susan Blumer
Soldiers Stage Atomic Test Blast At Nevada Range
At CAMP MERCURY Nevada a nuclear weapon possibly a Davy Crockett shell exploded in the air during field maneuvers with 900 soldiers present. The Atomic Energy Commission and Department of Defense described the low yield blast as not exceeding 20 000 tons of TNT and said the exercise simulated realistic battle conditions. The troops were from the 4th Infantry Division at Fort Lewis Washington.
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Camp Mercury
Nev
Nevada Test Site
Atomic Energy Commission
Department of Defense
Ft. Lewis
Wash
X15 Climbs 58 Miles. White Becomes Winged Astronaut
At Edwards Air Force Base California Air Force Maj. Robert M. White piloted the X15 to an altitude estimated at least 58 miles forging a new record and making him the first astronaut candidate in a winged aircraft.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Cali
Air Force
Robert M. White
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