Goldwater Poised to Hit Magic 655 Nomination Total
Sen. Goldwater is expected to collect 36 Texas delegates on Tuesday to push past the magic 655 needed for the Republican presidential nomination, though not all first ballot votes are bound. Gov. Scranton campaigns nationwide to win delegates, opening a six state quest after 619 AP tally, with 655 required. Nixon remains neutral, calling the race between Goldwater and Scranton while praising U S action in Southeast Asia.
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Reynolds Seeks Two More Years For Wisconsin
Governor Reynolds declared self a candidate for a second two year term. He urged continued effort to move Wisconsin forward and cited support from the people and action by the Legislature. He highlighted a property tax relief program for the retired and state participation in a federally financed medical care for the aged plan. Jane D Swan named dean of women at Carroll College, joining Miami University role.
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Cafeteria Additions At New Junior High Nears Completion
William Stuckey announces a 30 000 square foot junior high addition nearing completion with 434000 dollars including equipment. The project adds a cafeteria, band room, 16 classrooms and offices serving about 500 students from junior high and Lincoln. Open house planned for late August or September with extensive remodeling of the adjacent building to expand facilities and programs.
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Williams Youth Hurt in Mishap
Curtis Wassame, 20, of Albany, is in good condition at St. Clare hospital after a motorcycle car crash on County Trunk E near Albany. He suffered chest injuries, a fractured nose, and abrasions while riding north with Priscilla Sharer, 18, who was turning onto the township road. The sheriff’s deputies were notified at 4:45 p.m. and Wassame entered the hospital at 6 p.m. Donald Bregenzer reported a separate incident where his car struck a guard rail north of Monticello on Highway 69 at 4 a.m.
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Flynn seeks first district seat in Wisconsin race
Gerald Flynn of Racine announces bid to reclaim the 1st District seat amid competition from State Sen. Lynn Stalbaum. Incumbent Rep. Henry Schadeberg of Burlington is the Republican. In Madison, cheese markets hold steady with cheddars around 34 to 38 percent and longhorns near 36 to 37 percent.
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Wisconsin
Lodge Denies He's Quitting in Saigon
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge rejected a Washington report that he would resign within 30 days calling it totally untrue. The White House said Johnson had received no resignation letter as Lodge, 61, after winning New Hampshire’s GOP presidential primary, carries 46 delegates. His son said Lodge was aware of a draft Lodge movement backing Scranton. Lodge was named to Saigon post last June 27 by Kennedy. later Kennedy captured his Senate seat.
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Eagles Dedicate New Clubrooms at Cheese Capital
More than 150 people attended the dedication of new quarters for the Cheese Capital Eagles on the Avenue yesterday. The event included the initiation of about 60 men and 37 women, conducted by the New Glarus Degree team. William Menze of Madison, state secretary, spoke in place of Al Watson who could not attend. attendees came from Freeport, South Milwaukee, Beloit, and New Glarus, with Ed Anderson of Ashland, state vice president, also present.
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15 More Killed In State Traffic Toll Reaches 419
The weekend crashes in Wisconsin killed 15 people including a 19th birthday victim and a 9 year old woman. Names include Ronald P. Lamers, Marsha Vondrachek, Nettie Nicholson, Jerome Steipflug, Frank Wenzig, Carol Serio, Allen Barrington, Marvin Kurth, Donald Huseby, James Gilbert, Leo Suhr, Lyle Ristow, Erold Vollrath, plus earlier victims C D Mercy and Kenneth Lange. Counts raise the yearly toll to 419 from 333 last year.
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Oconomowoe
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Oconomowoc
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Kansasville
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Oshkosh
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Greenwood
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Kenneth G. Lange
Albany
Burlington Girl Named as Alice in Dairyland
Beth Bartosh an 18 year old Burlington college freshman was named the state's official Dairy Princess. Chosen from 22 finalists she will represent Wisconsin at many events for a year and promote dairy products including attending the New York World's Fair.
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Rev C James Weis Named New Monroe Pastor
Rev C James Weis of Prairie du Chien was named new minister for First Methodist church of Monroe during the West Wisconsin Conference ending in La Crosse. Weis and his family arrive tomorrow. farewell honors for Rev Harold A Allison mark his 39 years in ministry and retirement to Barron.
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Belleville
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Shullsburg
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Irked Bar Operator Wounded by Expected Burglar at Freedom
Liesch’s VFW bar operator Merrill Liesch faced a nightly siege of break ins, waited with a loaded 16 gauge shotgun, and exchanged gunfire when a burglar forced the door around 4 15 a m. Liesch was wounded in the side by a .22 caliber bullet but survived after surgery at Kaukauna Community Hospital. Authorities noted repeated break in attempts over the past week and 11 nights of guard duty.
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Ten Brodhead Girls Seek Title of Queen
Brodhead Dairy Queen officials name ten candidates for Green County Dairy Queen crown. Top vote-getters include Sherry Pinnow Karen Christenson Linda Wolters Ruth Mahikuch Susan Olson Nancy Berra Susan Badertscher Judy Hulbert and Susan Brandenburg.
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Supreme Court orders reapportionment of state legislatures
The Supreme Court ruled that both houses of state legislatures must be apportioned by population, striking down the "little federal system." The decision upends existing maps in Alabama New York Maryland Virginia Delaware and may shift power toward urban and suburban residents, with major political implications for states nationwide.
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Woman Gives Eyes to Help Others After Death
Hazel Blitzer of Oakley died at 71 and her eyes were donated for corneal transplants. The eyes were collected at St Clare hospital, rushed to Cook County hospital in Chicago, with transport by Green County sheriff and state patrol to assist the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness.
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