Pressure over Wisconsin tax budget hits school aid
The editorial notes the Madison political stalemate over a compromise tax budget affecting state administration. Commissioner Koop warns State School Superintendent Rothwell that stalled funds could delay advance payments to school districts, highlighting risks of dependence on external aid and political manipulation within state and federal programs.
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Madison
Howard Koop
Department of Administration
Angus Rothwell
Koop
Rothwell
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Vanishing Grain Shipment to Austria Sparks Uproar
A massive 24 million bushels of corn barley and sorghum allegedly vanished while bound for Austria. Critics in Congress demand answers from Secretary Freeman and the USDA amid accusations of mismanagement and possible illegal diversion.
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Austria
USDA
U.S
Freeman
Sen. Williams
R-Del
West Germany
Washington
SEC Urges Drastic Reform of Floor Trading in Major Exchanges
The SEC calls for abolishing floor trading on the New York Stock Exchange and American Stock Exchange over 18 months, tighter policing of specialists, automating odd-lot handling, curbs on short selling, SEC oversight of OTC price quotes, and public release of wholesale unlisted stock quotes. The report, sent to Congress by William L. Cary, argues reforms will strengthen investor confidence.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Congress
SEC
William L. Cary
Cary
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Decopper & Doremus
Carlistle & Jacquelin
National Quotation Bureau, Inc
Two accidents mark guardsmen return from Camp Ripley
Illinois National Guardsmen traveling from Camp Ripley Minnesota to Chicago suffer a fatality and a critical injury near Norwalk when their truck leaves the highway. A second truck overturns at Mt Horeb, injuring three more men sent to St Clare hospital.
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Illinois National
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Maude Adams
American Stage
New York
Probe Expected In Hatchery Fire
Evansville special report states the state fire marshal will investigate a fire at the May Brothers Hatchery that gutted two buildings ahead of a bankruptcy auction set for today. Fire began around 12 50 a m with explosions heard by Lyle Wickersham. Equipment destroyed included incubators egg coolers chick boxes and feed.
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Evansville
May _ Brothers Hatchery
J. R. May
Lyle Wickersham
Main Street
Mrs. Clara Johnson Dies at 81 in Madison Hospital
MT HOREB Special Mrs Clara Johnson 81 longtime Mt Vernon native widow of Halvor Johnson died after a long illness in a Madison hospital. Survived by brother Clarence Haakenson Madison and sisters Mrs Cornelius Legreid and Mrs Chris Legreid both Madison and Mrs Frank Gray Lafayette Ind Services at 1 30 Saturday Evangelical Lutheran Church with visitation at Gesme Funeral Home after 3 p m.
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MT. Horeb
Clara Johnson
Madison
Clara Haakenson
Mt. Vernon
Halvor Johnson
Clarence Haakenson
Cornelius Legreid
Chris Legreid
Frank Gray
Lafayette
Ind
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Gesme Funeral
This Day in History Highlights July 18 Events
A historical rundown notes Vincennes residents renouncing English rule and becoming United States citizens in 1778, John Paul Jones death in 1792, Cunard Britannia reaching Boston in 1840, and other milestones from 1914 to 1955 with mentions of Jersey Joe Walcott, the AEC, and McCarthy era findings.
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Vincennes
Ind
England
United States
John Paul Jones
Paris
Cunard Line
Boston
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charles
Lewis Strauss
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Joseph McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Red China
Illiterate laborer罚ed for tax filing failures in 1957 58
Stanley L. Gajewski a 58 year old Wausau laborer pleaded guilty to five counts of failure to file state income tax returns for 1957 through 1961. County Judge Connor T. Hanson fined him 300 dollars and costs, then ordered two years probation with guidance and mandatory filing of returns and payment of taxes due.
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EAU Claire
Stanley L. Gajewski
Wausau
Connor T. Hanson
Gajewski
Nearing
Public View Two Day Open House At Nelson Dewey Plant
Wisconsin Power and Light invites the public to a two day open house at the enlarged Nelson Dewey electric generating station in Cassville on July 27 and 28. Hours are 1 to 9 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday. The Cassville Civic Club barbecue Sunday will be at the plant site. The expansion doubles building size and output from 110 000 to 220 000 kilowatts. Current investment totals 31 million dollars.
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Nelson Dewey Electric Generating Station
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Cassville
Wisconsin
Nelson Dewey Station
Nelson Dewey
McKnight Named On Regents Board Executive Committee
Richard S. McKnight of South Wayne was named to the Board of State College Regents executive committee. Other members include David Rodli Baldwin Eliza beth Hawkes Stevens Point and Charles F. Dahl Viroqua. Rodli was chosen president to succeed John Kyle of Madison and Thomson was elected vice president.
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Richard S. McKnight
South Wayne
Board of State College Regents
David Rodli
Baldwin
John C. Thomson
Stevens Point
Elizabeth Hawkes
Washburn
Charles F. Dahl
Viroqua
Rodli
John Kyle
Madison
St. Clair County Electric Cooperative
Board of Regents
Gaylord Nelson
Thomson
Florida man Frank Secor dies after surgery
Frank Secor 71 father in law of Col R E Niffenegger died last night in a Bradenton hospital after major surgery. Survived by wife and daughter, two grandchildren, all of Bradenton. Services set for 10 a m tomorrow at Shannon funeral home. Secor was a retired Florida state nursery employee.
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Frank Secor
Monroe
R. E. Niffenegger
Bradenton
Fla
Kay Chesebro
Shannon
Secor
Florida
Niffenegger
Boyer Enters Illinois James Scholar Honors Program
Gerald R. Boyer of Orangeville is among 313 new participants in the University of Illinois James Scholar honors program for academically superior students. He was salutatorian of Orangeville’s 1963 graduating class and plans to enter the university this fall. About three percent of entering freshmen are chosen for the program.
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Orangeville
Times
Gerald R. Boyer
James
University of Illinois
Robert E. Johnson
Freshmen Class Fifth Admitted to Specialized Program
The article describes evaluations, recommendations by high school principals and teachers, and special courses for students in a program designed to maximize academic abilities. This marks the fifth freshman class to join the initiative.
Death notices for Hyman and Dowden
CORDELE Georgia McKenzie Hooks Hyman 41 author of No Time for Sergeants died Wednesday apparently of a heart attack. His book became a New York play and later a movie. Louisville Kentucky Dr Chauncey W Dowden 82 former president of the Mississippi Valley Medical Association and Kentucky governor for the American College of Physicians died Wednesday after nearly 30 years as a Louisville physician.
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Cordele, Ga
McKenzie Hooks Hyman
New York
Louisville
Chauncey W. Dowden
Mississippi Valley Medical Association
Kentucky
American College of Physicians
Edward Buche Taken by Death
Edward E. Buche 91 retired Oregon businessman and former fire chief died Tuesday Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at the Oregon funeral home Friends may call He operated a clothing store 38 years He was the first president of the old Oregon Businessmen's club a Knights of Pythias member and sportsman Surviving are a daughter Mrs Virgene McClellan Minneapolis a brother Gus Mitchell S D and a sister Mrs Clara Hughill Darlington
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Oregon
Edward E. Buche
Buche
Old Oregon Businessmen’s Club
Knights of Pythias
Virgene McClellan
Minneapolis
Gus
Mitchell
Bicycle Trip Albany Special Event Lifts Local Youths
About 65 boys and girls from Brodhead rode bicycles Tuesday. After lunch in Village Park they returned to Brodhead.
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Albany
Brodhead
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Daredevil) Corrigan
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John Wyss Sr
Ruby Carter
Jefferson Township
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John Elmer
Bryan
G.K. Little
Old Market Square
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MR. Money
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Schaetses
Dairy Queen
Dairy Queen National Development Co
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