Kennedy Senate Speech Critics The 1960s Debate
In a Senate appearance Kennedy attacked the Eisenhower administration over its handling of relations with the Soviet Union and Peiping, arguing for fresh ideas and stronger long term strategy. The reaction was mixed as Kennedy appeared to be testing campaign rhetoric for a presidential bid and clashing with Nixon era policy.
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Wisconsin School Loan Fund’s Century-Old Aid Model Proposed for Expansion
The article surveys Wisconsin’s 20 year school loan program financed by land and timber sales and unclaimed estates. It notes $32 million loaned yearly from a $28 million capital pool, with demand outpacing supply since World War II. It advocates expanding the fund, potentially via constitutional change, and suggests other states and the federal government could adopt similar loan-based aid.
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Wisconsin
State Land Commission
Washington
Crow Dialects Found Across Regions
Zoologists report crows in distinct country regions exhibit different vocal dialects, making their calls largely unintelligible across areas. Researchers note regional variation in crow speech patterns, suggesting evolving language-like communication among urban and rural populations.
1920s Disturbances Loom in Mexico and Duluth Lynching Outbreak
A June 16 1920 report describes a Mexican government crisis with a revolution led by discontented ex‑military figures and martial steps as Minnesota guards respond to a 5000‑strong mob storming a jail and lynching three African Americans amid an alleged attack.
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Woman's Relief Corps
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Wisconsin college budget tops sixteen million dollars
The Board of State College Regents approved a $16,623,709 budget for Wisconsin state colleges to support an estimated fall enrollment of about 16,009 students. The plan, funded largely by tax dollars, marks an increase of roughly 1.9 million over the current year and covers the fiscal year starting July 1.
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Faculty Salary Increases Fund Hiring of 70 Teachers
The plan allocates $409,500 to cover the cost of hiring 70 additional teachers and funds faculty salary increases to meet the larger enrollment.
Charles Pegg 86 Dies of Heart Attack in Belmont
Charles Pegg 86 lifelong Belmont resident died yesterday at his daughter's home after a heart attack. He leaves two daughters Mrs Doris Miller and Mrs Ronald Eustice both of Belmont, and his wife died in 1958. Services 2 p m Saturday Belmont Methodist Church. Friends may visit at the family home after 7 tonight. Karmann Funeral Home Platteville in charge.
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Fessenden Seeks Rock County Sheriff Post
Rupert E Fessenden announce candidacy for Rock County sheriff as a Democrat He has served as chief deputy and deputy sheriff under three prior Rock sheriffs and was a Beloit officer He supports a sheriff substation in the Beloit area for township protection His father also served as Green County sheriff and later Rock County sheriff before his death in 1933 So far details focus on lineage and career in law enforcement.
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Mary E. Wright Fessenden
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Southeast Asia and Indonesia: many languages remain unwritten
Many languages in Southeast Asia and Indonesia exist only in spoken form with no traditional writing system. Linguists note diverse oral traditions, limited literacy programs, and potential loss of linguistic heritage as modernization expands literacy in dominant languages.
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Southeast Asia
Indonesia
Crusty Cheese Sticks Recipe for Dairy Month
Trim crust from day-old bread and cut into 8 inch by % inch sticks. Toast in a 300 degree oven until lightly brown. Brush with melted butter and sprinkle with grated Parmesan. Return to oven about 5 minutes. Serve hot. Makes 16 sticks.
Chicago Area May Milk Price Set At 3.63 For Base Milk
Base Chicago Area May milk price is 3.63 for base milk and 2.90 for excess milk of 3.5 test within the 70 mile zone in May. Harry L Edwards of Pure Milk Association reports. Order 41 producers have been paid on base plan since March and will continue through June. May base price announced was 3.30. the 0.33 increase reflects a super pool negotiated in 1960 by the Federated Dairy Co-operatives led by PMA.
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Harry L. Edwards
Pure Milk Association
Federated Dairy Co-operatives
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