Time deposits and savings growth slows in banks
SEW YORK The rapid rise in time deposits and savings that characterized the expansion has slowed, with higher savings rates abroad and easing mortgage markets contributing. Banks note mutual savings banks and some loan associations offer near 5 percent, while commercial banks hold around 7 percent annual gains. The Federal Reserve is urged to adjust easy money policy as deposits cool.
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York
Federal Reserve Board
American Bankers Association
ABA
Federal Reserve
Mutual
Savings and Loan
West
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
St. Louis Bank
Mutual Savings Banks
Phantom Lake Ramp Target for Hearing
The Public Service Commission will hold a hearing August 7 in Waukesha County to study complaints about a ramp on Phantom Lake in Mukwonago. Eighty‑five residents petitioned for removal, arguing the lake is too small and the ramp dangerous. Edward Pawinski owns the ramp. Pawinski says the ramp is no hazard and used briefly on Sundays. the commission noted he did not reply to a permit notice for a structure in navigable water.
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Mainiswly
Phantom Lake
Mukwonago
Waukesha County
Public Service Commission
Edward Pawinski
Pawinski
Survivor of Bataan Desertion Term Faces Sentence
Conrad Yumang, a 43 year old U S Army medic and survivor of the Bataan Death March, was found guilty of desertion and being AWOL by a general court martial after refusing to acknowledge desertion. He claimed intent to return after spending 5 to 10 days in East Germany amid personal family disputes.
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Stuttgak
Germany
Conrad Yumang
East Germany
Yumang
Melapan City
Philippines
Monroe Clinic Brings Hope for Cerebral Palsy Children
A premature infant’s struggle and lack of local care spurred Monroe to create a comprehensive cerebral palsy clinic. With hospital, church, and civic support, physicians, therapists, and volunteers established services at St Clare hospital, backed by grants and donations from Knights of Columbus, Jaycettes, and local foundations. A diverse team now runs speech, physical, and occupational therapies while seeking ongoing funding and social-work support.
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St Clare Hospital
Green County
Monroe Jaycettes
The
Jaycettes
Ralph Hetzel
William Tuescher
Robert Holtshopple
Nancy Spoerry
Monroe
M. Wilfreda
St. Clare Hospital
M. Francis Xavier
Wisconsin
Boston Children's Hospital
Boston Clinic
Knights of Columbus
Lois Nelson
University of Wisconsin
Ann Oncutt
George Hartman
Jim Bosanny
Duane Vorseth
Betty Hasselkus
Madison
Hasselkus
Sisters of St. Clare
Grace Maurer
Hospital
George Barry
Caroline Boethe
Janet Richardson
Bernice Kingdon
Monroe Knights of Columbus
National Foundation
Frank C. Stiles
James Weeks
John Noble
Charles Miller
Sik Q. Jew
North School Pta
Kenneth Schneider
Twining Park
Times
Betty
Linda Severson
Children’s Rehabilitation Center
Crime Lab Acts To Ease Burden
The Wisconsin State Crime Laboratory Board approved a 1965 67 budget of 577675, an increase of 120069, to replace equipment and create a field unit in northwestern Wisconsin. The move aims to ease the workload of lie detector expert Joseph C Wilimovsky who plans to resign for health reasons due to his heavy testing duties. A plan sets his schedule at three days weekly starting August 15 until accumulated vacation and overtime are used.
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Madison W
State Crime Laboratory Board
Wisconsin
Joseph C. Wilimovsky
Vilimovsky
Two Contented Cats In 35000 Dollar Grier Will
In San Diego Superior Court the will of Dr. William W. Grier was approved naming four cats as heirs. Brownie aged 15 and Hellcat 14 receive a 435000 trust and live in a 35000 dollar home. Avila Horn cares for the felines, who eat well but cost about ten dollars weekly.
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Avila Horn
Ruby says killing impulse came moments before shooting
The Dallas Times Herald reports Jack Ruby told FBI polygraph operators he had no plan to kill Lee Harvey Oswald until moments before he fired. He claimed he acted to spare Mrs. Kennedy the ordeal of testifying and said he was not part of any overthrow group. The tests, at Ruby’s request, were in Dallas County jail with a Warren Commission member present. no official results were released.
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Vauunow
Jack Ruby
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas Times Herald
Times Herald
Washington
Dallas
Ruby
John F. Kennedy
Oswald
Kennedy
Mrs. Kennedy
Warren Commission
Rowen Named to Wisconsin Free Library Commission
Gov. John W. Reynolds appoints Ross Rowen of Madison to the Wisconsin Free Library Commission, succeeding Stanley Greene of Sturgeon Bay whose term expired.
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Ross Rowen
Madison
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin Free Library Commission
Stanley Greene
Sturgeon Bay
Girl Scout Troop 220-A Holds Cook-Out and Awards
Troop 220 girls at Twin City Park shelter house capped the My Troop badge work with a cook-out and Court of Awards led by Mrs. Neuenschwander and Mrs. Bear. Louise O Donnell, Rosemary Neuenschwander, Vickie Bear, Shelby Kummer, Joette Marty, Joy Lynn Trumpy and others received Troop badges and year pins. A candlelight flag ceremony featured Joy Lynn Trumpy and others, while readings and films, including Our Cabana and A Trip to Our Chalet, complemented the program. Six sixth graders entered Cadette Girl Scouting earning the Sign of the Arrow, with Vickie Rear earning the Sign of the Star.
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Twining Park
Virgil Neuenschwander
Orville Bear
Bae Group
Louise O’donell
Rosemary Neuenschwander
Vickie Bear
Shelby Kummer
Joette Marty
Joy Lynn Trumpy
Ann Ann Olson
Cathy Lewis
Jean Sulzer
Linda Leuzinger
Lee Ann Ratzlaff
Laurie Soddy
Barbette Sulzer
Rhonda Potts
Suzanne Burkhard
Patricia Bober
Jocelyn Kline
Charlene Friske
Debra Whitehead
Linda Leudinger
Lynn Ann Olson
Sharlene Friske
Ay Joseph Drake
Pat Bober
Our
Cabana
Neuenschwander
Our Ark
Rockwood
Louise O’donnell
Rosemary Neuenschwan Jer
Jean Sulver
Dabbler
Lynn Olson
Pat Sober
Joy
Lynn Trumpy
Cadette
Vickie Rear
Ponies Take Honors In Two Horse Shows
In Freeport and Beloit over the weekend two Monroe families earned honors. Magic Hour Grey Cody owned by the Gene Grinnell family won driving class in Freeport and Beloit shows, plus fourth in four wheel cart in Freeport. Roy Selinow of Monroe took second in both driving and four wheel cart at Beloit. The Beloit event debuted the Mickey and Peanuts cart team.
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Mickey and
Peanuts
Ryan Inc Submits Low Bid for Canal Aqueduct Removal
Ryan Inc of Janesville submitted the apparent low bid of $285,032.70 to remove aqueducts 1 and 8 of the Illinois and Mississippi Canal, the Army Engineers reported.
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Rock Island, Ill
Ryan Inc
Janesville
Army Engineers
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Girl Scouters
Montgomery Ward
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