Wisconsin foods and beer set for Proxmire tribute dinner
A $25 plate testimonial dinner for Sen. William Proxmire featuresGerman Polish Scandinavian and Swiss dishes at the International Inn. About 400 guests are expected with no speeches, while Theodore Bikel performs and a Wisconsin beer garden theme unfolds around a pool. Milk and dairy touches include a milk bar with milkmaids and a plastic cow display.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Proxmire
International Inn
Theodore Bikel
Wisconsin
Richland School Picnic Draws 125 Plus Attendees
More than 125 parents children and friends attended the Richland school picnic. Students joined a Mother’s Club trip visiting a New Glarus historic building lace factory and a Monticello mink farm. Group drivers were Mrs. John Ruff Mrs Ruth Heinzelman Mrs Walter Krahenbuhl and Mrs Nathan Weiss. First graders for fall include Curtis Richardson Kenneth Slack Jerry Geigel Ronald Weeden Diane Krahenbuhl Brenda Pitman Julie Barmore. Seventh graders entering Monroe public schools include Roger Riesen Craig Ackerman Raymond Heinzelman David Frauchiger Donna Elmer.
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Richland School
Mother's Club
New Glarus
Monticello
John Ruff
Ruth Heinzelman
Walter Krahenbuhl
Nathan Weiss
Richland
Curtis Richardson
Kenneth Slack
Jerry Geigel
Ronald Weeden
Diane Krahenbuhl
Brenda Pitman
Julie Barmore
Monroe Public
Roger Riesen
Craig Ackerman
Raymond Heinzelman
David Frauchiger
Donna Elmer
$500000 Suit Filed Against Area Mine
Gary Hake of Cuba City filed in US District Court Madison for 500000 alleging Eagle Pitcher Mine workers were negligent after his truck fell 40 feet from a dam edge near Shullsburg on Oct 10 1961. He was employed by Gensler Brothers when the incident occurred at the mine adjacent to County Trunk O Lafayette County.
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Gary Hake
Cuba City
Eagle-Pitcher
Shullsburg
Madison
Hake
Gensler Brothers
Eagle- Pitcher
Ohio
Lafayette County
Vacation Bible School at Brodhead and Orfordville
Methodist Vacation Bible school runs June 10 21 at Brodhead from 9 11 15 am for children 4 to 6th grade. Teachers include Mrs Duane Schneider Miss Karen Zimmerli and others. director is Mrs Lyle Stephenson. Orfordville program June 17 21 from 9 am to 2 30 pm led by Mrs Newell Thompson. Dial 325 5101 for an Adtaker.
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Brodhead
Methodist Vacation Bible School
Duane Schneider
Karen Zimmerli
Gerald Earleywine
Charles Cook
Donald Kenney
Gerald Lipton
L. G. Sanderlin
Herbert Searles
Judy Hulburt
Academy Applicants Face June 15 Cutoff
Sen. William Proxmire announced a June 15 cutoff for accepting applications to U S service academies for the class of 1964. applications received after that date will not be considered and youths should contact his office immediately for the required forms.
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William Proxmire
U.S
Proxmire
PSC Sees 25 Staff Aides Cut If Budget Drops
The Public Service Commission warns a 17 percent revenue decline would force at least 25 layoffs. Chairman Leonard Bessman outlined steps including a hiring moratorium, halting Civil Defense, reducing capital outlays, and delaying merit pay in a report to the Legislative Joint Finance Committee. The cut could range from 80,956 to 140,993 dollars.
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Madison
The
Public Service Commission
Leonard Bessman
Legislative Joint Finance Committee
Bessman
Wisconsin approves $800000 loan to Copps Realty Corp
The Wisconsin Investment Board approved an $800000 loan to Copps Realty Corp of Stevens Point, a wholesale grocery firm. The board is a state agency investing money on which the state can collect interest.
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Madison
Wisconsin Investment Board
Copps Realty Corp
Stevens Point
Aged Aid Total Drops to 29 892 in April Madison
The State Welfare Department reports April old age assistance fell below 30 000 for the first time since 1953, totaling 29 892 recipients and 2.9 million dollars. Overall welfare funds reached 6.9 million for 113 598 people, with grants up 3.6 percent year over year.
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Madison
State Welfare Department
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PSC Approves Hike For Trucking Rates
The Public Service Commission authorizes increases in trucking rates. The minimum rises from 2.70 to 3.10 for rate bases one through 20 and to 3.60 for rate bases 21 through 33.
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Madison
Public Service Commission
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