Editorial warns of race unrest plan across Harlem and Rochester
A sweeping editorial links Harlem Brooklyn and Rochester disorders to racial restlessness and alleges a possible coordinated plan led by covert groups possibly tied to Communists. It condemns police brutality charges as excuses, cautions against leaders being pawns, and urges tracking plotters to achieve true equal rights under the flag.
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Harlem
Brooklyn
Rochester
N.Y
New York City
Social Security tax hike eyed amid funding fears
The piece flags 30 year concerns as Congress weighs raising payroll taxes to 3.8 percent in 1966 with a 48 percent peak by 1971 while expanding benefits to the elderly and survivors. It warns small businesses will face higher costs, potentially raising prices, and urges caution over enlarging government funding for the Social Security program.
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House
Election Ballots Counted as Nation Seeks Halt to Attacks
The ASC reports over 500 ballots received in the county election while the United States sends a sharply worded demand to Communist China for an immediate stop to Red air attacks on American and British aircraft. A three state search ends with two Iowa killer suspects captured in a western Illinois soybean field. Grandchildren of Rev. G R Patton plan a Juda Baptist reunion in Putnam park.
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ASC
United States
China
Iowa
Illinois
G. R. Patton
Juda Baptist Church
Putnam Park
Brodhead
Social Security expansion threatens free enterprise and self-reliance
The passage warns that widening the welfare program and adding compulsory health care for the aged will raise taxes on victuals and employers, moving away from a token contribution. It argues Social Security cannot be voluntary and urges citizens to push Congress to curb the growing program before it suffocates free enterprise and self-reliance.
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Congress
Raymond Hager Succumbs at 59 in zinc mine accident
Raymond Reger, 59, of Linden, a worker in the Eagle Pitcher zinc mine south of Shullsburg, died after head injuries from falling rock while pulling debris with a hooked pole. Coroner ruled accidental. no witnesses. Survived by wife Genevieve, three daughters, one son, two brothers, two sisters, and one grandchild. Services set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Ritter funeral home Mineral Point. Rosary tonight at 8:30.
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Raymond Reger
Linden
Shullsburg
Lyle Olson
Lafayette County
Reger
Richard L. Denney
Ill
Galena
Genevieve
Joan
Janice
Waller
Minera
Point
Niles
Fennimore
Homer
Wasley
Dodgeville
Jerome Dulaie
Pewaukee
Ritter
Mineral Point
Notable Deaths Reported In Three Cities
MANHASSET New York Dr Hector R Skifter 63 scientist who helped develop wartime airborne magnetometer for submarine detection and electronic counter measures against German missiles died Saturday. He was born in Austin Minnesota and led defense instrument work. MELBOURNE Sir John Latham 86 former chief justice of Australia High Court died Saturday after brief illness. He served as chief justice for 16 years and was Japan minister before World War II. VANCOUVER Sherwood Lett 68 chief justice of British Columbia died Friday at home after a lingering illness. He was born in Iroquois Ontario and became chief justice in 1955.
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Manhasset
N.Y
Hector, R. Skifter
Skifter
Austin
Melbourne
Australia
John Latham
High Court of Australia
Latham
Japan
Vancouver
B.C
Sherwood Lett
British Columbia
Lett
Iroquois
Ont
Charles Kepner Taken by Death
Charles Kepner a Rochelle Illinois resident and longtime local insurance agent died Friday night after a long illness. He operated Kepner and Kepner with his son Robert since 1948 and was honored by the Rochelle Chamber of Commerce for 50 years as a Rochelle businessman. He served as a World War I artillery lieutenant in France. He is survived by his wife Kathryn son Robert a daughter June Luckman eight grandchildren and three sisters. Services were held this afternoon at the First United Presbyterian church Rochelle with burial in Lawn Ridge Cemetery.
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Charles Kepner
Lena
Ill
First United Presbyterian Church
Rochell
Awnridge
Kepner
Rochelle
Rochelle Chamber of Commerce
Robert
Kepner and
Brown's Business College
Rockford
University of Illinois
France
Kathryn
June Luckman
Chamaign
Fred Kneibel Dies at 84 in Platteville
Fred H. Kneibel 84 lifelong area resident died yesterday in a Platteville hospital after a long illness. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at St Pauls Lutheran Church where he was a member. Viewing at Thomas funeral home after 1 p.m. tomorrow. Survived by three daughters Elizabeth at home Mrs William Elsasser Belvidere IL and Mrs John McNett Platteville. a sister Mrs Henry Engelke Marshfield. a half sister Mrs Joe Spoerle Mineral Point. three half brothers Walter Knebel Belmont Paul Livingston and Adolph Cobb. and three grandchildren.
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Fred H. Kneibel
Platteville Hospital
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Thomas Funeral Home
Elizabeth
William Elsasser
Belvidere
John McNett
Henry Engelke
Marshfield
Joe Spoerle
Mineral Point
Walter Knebel
Belmont
Paul
Livingston
Adolph
Cobb
Jennie Rasmussen Rites Held at Beloit
Jennie Rasmussen, 75, of rural Beloit and sister of John and Frank Harris of Mineral Point, died Saturday in Beloit hospital. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Our Savior's Lutheran church in Beloit with burial in East Lawn cemetery. She had lived in the Beloit area 46 years. Survivors include a daughter Mrs. Ruth Hale of Beloit.
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Jennie Rasmussen
Beloit
John
Frank’ Harris
Mineral Point
Our Savior’s Lutheran
East Lawn
Rasmussen
Ruth Hale
Goldwater Views Welfare Expansion Contested By Critics
In a campaign booklet Goldwater argues welfare provides basic protections but should not supplant free enterprise prosperity. He cites jobs creation and limited federal aid, criticizes equality of poverty, and calls for private charity plus targeted reforms to tax and welfare programs. He also discusses nuclear test ban positions and potential treaty revisions.
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Goldwater
U.S
Stockton
Calif
Ossippe
N.H
Hillsboro
Concord
Soviet Union
United States
Mrs. Sadie Kiwine 82 Dies in Rockford
Mrs. Sadie Kiwine, 82, longtime Brodhead area resident, died last night in Rockford after living there since 1930. Born Sept 28 1881 in Rochester to John and Lena Meyers Schenrock, she married Frank Kiwine Jan 17 1906 in Rochester. Survived by sisters Louise Schenrock and Clara Griem. predeceased by parents husband two sisters and a brother. Burial in Greenwood cemetery Brodhead after funeral at Newton funeral home with Rev. Paul Gibson.
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Brodhead
Sadie Kiwine
Rockford
John
Lena Meyers Schenrock
Rochester
Frank Kiwine
Louise Schenrock
St Paul
Clara Griem
St. Aul Lutheran Church
Newtomer
Paul Gibson
Greenwood Cemetery
Wesley Appel Stricken at 16 Apple River obituary
Wesley Appel, 76, of rural Apple River, died at his home after a brief illness. Born July 4, 1888, in Rush Township, Illinois, son of John and Martha Miller Appel. Survived by two brothers, Benjamin and William. Services Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Bartell funeral home Warren, burial Ladies Union Cemetery at Stockton. Friends may call after 7 tonight.
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Apple River
Wesley Appel
Rush Township
Ilinois
John
Martha Miller Appel
Benjamin
William Stockton
Bartell
Warren
Ladies Union
Stockton
Penhallegon Rites Tomorrow in Mineral Point
Edwin G. Penhallegon 82 of Fort Worth Texas former Mineral Point resident died Saturday of a heart attack. Services set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Genor gen funeral home friends may call after 7 tonight. He was a former cashier of the Farmers and Citizens Bank in Mineral Point. He moved to Oklahoma City in 1932 and ran an ice cream business until retiring in 1952. He married Joanne Jacka in 1908. she died in 1951. He then married Saidee Hazel wood in 1959. she died in 1961. Surviving: son Richard of Fort Worth and three grandchildren.
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Penhallegon
Mineral Point
Edwin G. Penhallegon
Ft. Worth
Texas
Gorgen Funeral Home
Farmers and Citizens Bank
Oklahoma City
Okla
Joanne Jacka
Saidee Hazelwood
Odd Fellow Lodge
Richard
Assemblyman Galli to attend Madison tax relief meeting
Assemblyman G Fred Galli will attend a Madison gathering at 2 p m on Wednesday to discuss aged tax relief provisions. He sits on the committee reviewing Chapter 66 of the law aimed at easing the property tax burden for low income seniors.
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G. Fred Galli
Madison
Galli
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