GOP Tax Plan Faces Bank and Utility Tax Disputes
Republican lawmakers in Madison struggle to build a party tax revision, clashing over a proposed bank tax of about 1 million dollars and the distribution of utility taxes. The group, led by Sen. Frank Panzer, expects a draft next week, aiming for passage by July 1, while contending with veto risks from Gov. Nelson.
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Madison
Nelson
GOP
Frank Panzer
Panzer
Citizens Tax Study Commission
Citizens Committee
Former Local Man Regains Consciousness After Brain Surgery
Wendell Fuller former Woolworth store manager here regained consciousness at St John’s hospital 403 Maria avenue St Paul after undergoing brain clot removal surgery Monday and a second emergency operation Tuesday He has been a patient six weeks doctors expect recovery barring complications said his sister Mrs Willis Cline Winslow
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Wendell Fuller
Woolworth
St. John's Hospital
Maria Avenue
St. Paul
Fuller
Wills Cline
Winslow
Jaycees Help Shine Jet Memorial at Twining Park
Sgt. Andrew Malone and five Junior Chamber of Commerce members assisted at Madison's Gen. Nathan F. Twining park by painting and cleaning the F86D Sabrejet memorial. The crew planned to finish the prep for summer. A robin nesting in the jet air intake prompted a relocation.
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Sgt
Andrew Malone
Jaycees
Shine Jet
Twining Park
Chamber of Commerce
Truax Usaf
Madison
Nathan F
Malone
Monroe
Nobody Home Pearce Stricken in California
Newport Beach California radio star Al Pearce known as Elmert Blurt and host of Al Pearce and His Gang died at 62 from complications after an ulcer operation. His early 1926 San Francisco career built a radio empire with investments and a popular variety show.
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Newport Beach
Calif
al Pearce
San Francisco
Local Bypass Need Studies Begin Tuesday
Local highway bypass study series starts next Tuesday with a nine man crew at multiple city approaches. Counts include eight hour driver checks and 24 hour traffic tallies through June 21 as the federal Bureau of Public Roads funds the project, headed by D H Kuenzli and supervised by W J Kerttula.
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Monroe
Highway 11 West
State Highway Commission
D. H. Kuenzli
Highway
Orville Evans
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
W. J. Kerttula
Kuenzli
Record Setting B58 Crashes Near Paris
A U S B 58 Hustler bomber crashed in a farm field about 10 miles north of Paris near Louvres. The supersonic aircraft, claimed to have flown New York to Paris in record time last week, had taken off from Bourget Airport during the international airshow at 5 p.m. It swept past the control tower and then disappeared.
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Paris
Louvres
New York
Bourget
FDA Blast Hits Swiss Cheese Makers in June Dairy Kickoff
G. Fred Galli of the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association warns the FDA ruling on finishing out eyes in cheese slices could cost former factory patrons up to 200000 dollars annually. Spokesmen say the agency sprang its warning after hours of talks, and a firm cited faced chain orders to remove cheese from New York area shelves due to an identification mixup.
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Food and Drug Administration
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin
Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
FDA
Galli
Washington
New York Area
Turmoil in Dominican Republic as Trujillo Slaying Sparks Clashes
Reports say angry mobs stormed the Po Dominican Movement headquarters and a Catholic church in Ciudad Trujillo. Police faced threats of violence while Rev. Gabriel Maduro was placed in protective custody amid asylum allegations. The hunt for Trujillo killers continued as Gen. Rafael Trujillo Jr. led authorities. one assassin was killed and three captured. U.S. forces were not planned, though possible if American lives were at risk.
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Po Dominican Movement
Vivi Trujillo
Gabriel Maduro
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillo
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Amado Garcia Guerrero
Joaquin Balaguer
Juan Tomas Diaz
U.S. Navy
Republic
State Department
Lincoln White
U.S
Caribbean
Norager to Lead Recreation Park Pool Opening Tomorrow
Ji me Thomas L Norager named to manage the Recreation Park pool for the summer with opening tomorrow at 2 p.m. announced by recreation director Robert L Wells. The pool adds dressing rooms and sidewalks and will operate 2 to 5 15 p.m and 7 to 9 p.m tomorrow with a regular summer schedule 8 30 a m to 12 noon and 1 30 p.m to 9 p.m weekdays Gee p m Saturday to 9 p.m Sunday.
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Thomas L. Norager
Recreation Park
Robert L. Wells
Norager
Recreation Department
Kennedy Khrushchev Begin Vienna Talks in Cordial Spirit
In Vienna the Kennedy Khrushchev summit opened with a cordial mood despite rain. Khrushchev met Kennedy at the U.S. embassy residence for a 75 minute lunch of friendly toasts and informal talks. The leaders and nine aides discussed Berlin and disarmament with cautious optimism.
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Vienna
Khrushchev
U.S
Paris
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Kennedy
de Gaulle
Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Officials Return From Aid Parley
City Atty. William J. Schmitz and First Ward Alderman Lester M. Johnson returned from Washington after a conference of Wisconsin city and village officials with government agencies on funding opportunities. The parley, called by Sen. William Proxmire, included talks with Sen. Alexander Wiley and Rep. Henry C. Schadendorf. Government experts discussed contracts, urban renewal, housing, hospital loans, utility improvements, sewage projects, small business programs, rural redevelopment, and depressed area programs.
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William J. Schmitz
First Ward
Lester M. Johnson
Washington
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Alexander Wiley
Henry C. Schadeberg
First District
Schmitz
Two Students Earn Eighth Grade Scholarship Awards
Susan Babler and Carol Summeril were omitted from yesterday’s eighth grade scholarship list. The awards honor outstanding scholastic achievement at a junior high school ceremony in the auditorium.
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Susan Babler
Alvin H. Babler
Carol Summeril
Herbert T. Summeril
George Kaufman Dies Playwright and Producer
George S Kaufman the playwright producer and director known as Broadway gloomy dean died of a heart attack at his Park Avenue apartment He had been inactive after a stroke and won two Pulitzer prizes for Of Thee I Sing and You Cant Take It With You His hits also include Dinner at Eight Stage Door Bring Up the Girls and he was linked to Mary Astors diary in the custody suit over a daughter
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Ivan Boyer
Franklin Dillon
Allen F. Goecke
Monroe Blood Donor
Goecke
Monte Hacker
Times
New York
George S. Kaufman
Broades
Gloomy
Dean
Park Avenue
Kaufman
Stage Door
Miss Ferber
Morrie Ruskind
Mary Astor
Miss Astor
Firemen Quell Chimney Fire in City Home
An overheated space heater in the residence of George J. Bloom at 635 11th Street caused a chimney fire early this morning. Firefighters responded to a general alarm, stopped the blaze, and cleaned the chimney with no damage reported.
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George J. Bloom
11Th Street
Funeral Board appoints Harold A. Lulloff to three-year term
The State Board of Health announces Harold A. Lulloff of Dodgeville has been appointed to a three year term on the advisory committee of examiners for funeral directors and embalmers. He succeeds Erwin Ramm of Sheboygan.
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Funeral Board
Madison
State Board of Health
Harold A. Lulloff
Dodgeville
Erwin Ramm
Sheboygan
Monroe Area Dairy Queen contest begins Monday
County contest chairman John F. Kundert announced balloting starts Monday and runs to June 20 with eight communities voting. Finalists chosen June 20, judged June 23 at Turner Hall, and crowned June 24 at the Swiss Daily Day Festival parade.
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John F. Kundert
Dairy Queen
Kundert
Queens
Turner Hall
Ray Hughes
Robert Keith
Monroe
Monroe Area
Joyce Elizabeth Sacker
Beverly Myers
Virginia Rosenstiel
Mary
Marlene Frey
GAA
St. John’s
Mary Matzke
Green County Teachers College
Manawa Sighting: Lighted Object Hovering Over Town
Police Chief Rod Taubel reported a lighted circular object hanging about 5,000 feet above Manawa early today. The object remained nearly stationary for over half an hour, prompting other witnesses including a county sergeant and his wife to observe the unusual lighted craft.
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Manawa
Wis
Cheif
Rod Taubel
Chief Taubel
Taubel
Waupaca County
Quake Jolt Shakes San Francisco Bay Area
A light earthquake rattled Bay Area cities and suburbs Friday night but caused no damage. The tremor lasted only a few seconds and was noted by residents and officials without reports of injuries.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
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California
Borden Foods Co
17Th Avenue
Draves Maintenance Co
Racine
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Linda CC
Ericksen
Anita Rood
Joyce E. Sacker
George Kaufman
J. C. Penney Co
Girl Scouts
Miss Myers
Browntown
Busy Beavers
FHA
Miss Rood
Danforth
Miss Sacker
Marty Rural
Waffle
Wisconsin Education Association
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