New UW Housing Movie Provokes Critics and Protests
Milwaukee critics condemn a University of Wisconsin film on bias in housing made with hidden cameras and microphones. NAACP protests followed a March 1962 decision not to release the original. the new version, slated for September, faces questions from NAACP officials and FHA leaders about its effectiveness and impact on landlord prejudice.
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Beloit Clinic Plans by Gonstead Firm Eyed Near I-90 Corridor
Curtis W. Gonstead and M. J. Gonstead announce plans to keep their Monroe chiropractic clinic and build a new six acre Beloit facility east of Beloit off High building site near the triangle by I-90. Zoning changes are sought for eight offices and a 50 seat capacity with wood and glass design and a 40 car parking area.
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Board Proceedings Bid Rule Clarified
Atty General George Thompson ruled that counties with populations under 250000 are not required to advertise for bids in newspapers. The decision clarifies the bidding rule as applied to smaller counties and affects procurement practices statewide.
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New State Taxes Hit 133.8 Million in 1963 Budget
Madison reports new taxes totaling 133.8 million to finance a 626.4 million two year budget for 1963 65 with a retroactive income tax increase from January 1 and sales taxes slated to begin August 15. The package lists various levies including bank tax corporation income tax and excise taxes on cigarets liquor cosmetics and household electricity among others. Milwaukee University School agrees to a partnership or sale of campus assets.
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State Medical Group Names AMA Delegates
Dr. John M. Bell of Marinette named delegate to the American Medical Association and Dr. James C. Fox of La Crosse named alternate delegate by the State Medical Society. Bell succeeds Dr. L. O. Simenstad of Osceola as one of Wisconsin four delegates to the AMA's policy making body. Simenstad was recently elected a trustee.
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U S Forces in Korea Reach Fifty Thousand on Duty
About 50 000 U S military personnel are in South Korea today including two combat divisions alongside South Korean units along the peninsula facing the North. South Korea reportedly has around 500 000 forces including air and naval personnel. The Korean army comprises 18 divisions with UN forces remaining as small token units from Turkey and Thailand.
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Nixon Sees Possible Thaw With De Gaulle
In Paris Nixon predicts a thaw in U S France relations after meeting with President Charles de Gaulle at the Elysee Palace. He declines to reveal talk details but expresses belief that areas of agreement will emerge and gain attention amid current tensions. Nixon is on a European vacation with his family.
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Proxmire Fundraiser Dinner Set for Milwaukee
Senator William Proxmire announces a $50-a-plate benefit dinner in Milwaukee on September 15 with co chairs Gerald Bartell of Madison president of McFadden Publishing Co New York and Richard Cudfield of Milwaukee among the industrial leaders serving as co chairs.
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Wisconsin political dinner marks Proxmire return to state
U S Senator William Proxmire attends a Wisconsin dinner as he gears up for a re election campaign next year. Milwaukee business figures including a Cudahy Meat Packing Co. president and a Pabst Brewing Co. president were present. Details of the event appeared in a local notice.
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