GOP tax plan deadline in Wisconsin debate stalls progress
Six GOP lawmakers drafting a tax revision bill faced a split on meeting a self imposed deadline to introduce the measure. Senator Panzer and Senator Travis urged timely action, while Senator Draheim called a next 48 hours impossible. The plan includes a three percent sales tax and withholding of state income taxes with an estimated revenue of about 140 million annually.
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Madison
Senate
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Robert Travis
Platteville
William Draheim
Reenah
Joint Finance Committee
Panzer
Travis
Draheim
GOP
David Blanchard
Edgerton
Robert Haase
Marinette
Everett Bidwell
Portage
Best
Assembly
Nelson
Joint
Finance Committee
Unions Quarrel Over Ship Tioop
National maritime strike broadens rift as military cargoes become a dispute point. About 100 ships across 30 ports halted, with San Francisco engineers walking off and refineries in Washington Texas and the East Coast shutting down. Curran accuses an officers union of blocking cargoes. engineers deny. Four United States Lines freighters held up in Baltimore and Philadelphia awaiting movement.
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Atlantic
Gulf
Pacific
San Francisco
Washington
Texas
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Curran
Engineers Union
Kennedy Stabilizes Back Injury. Mrs Kennedy Fills In
President Kennedy remained at home to rest a back strain while Mrs Kennedy attended a Women's National Press Club banquet on his behalf. The strain also led to the cancellation of his Hawaii trip, with both events called off as the White House said his recovery had advanced but he would not risk aggravation.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cecil
Dane County
Hector
Green County
Manchester
Sit
Jeanne
Sheriff
Fall Kills Miners in Yorkshire Mine Collapse
Four coal miners were killed when tons of rock crashed down in a mine near Wombwell England. Five other miners were rescued from the shaft as rescue teams worked through the rubble.
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Wombwell
England
Yorkshire
Two Nelson Appointments Blocked by Senate Vote
In Madison the Republican controlled Senate rejected two Democratic Governor Nelson appointments. A 16 to 16 tie blocked David Carley from the Federal Surplus Property Development Commission, and a 17 to 15 vote blocked George Otto from joining the State Industrial Commission.
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Madison
Senate
Nelson
David Carley
Wisconsin Federal Surplus Property Development Commission
George Otto
John H. Rouse
State Industrial Commission
Allen Busby
Milwaukee
Clifford Krueger
Merrill
Jerris Leonard
John Potter
Port Edwards
Carley
Busby
Leonard
Sen
Earl Leverich
Sparta
Otto
State Department of Resource Development
Rouse
State
Republican Party
Donald Pinnow Dies Here at 38
Donald Douglas Pinnow, 38, a Decatur Township farmer, died in the Monroe business district after a heart attack while in Laurie's hardware store. Born October 31, 1922, in Spring Grove Township, he married Jean Mahlum February 5, 1947. Survived by wife, son Douglas, daughter Constance, his parents Oscar and Vera Pinnow, a brother Raymond, and two sisters. Services Thursday at 2 p.m. at Newcomer Funeral Home Brodhead. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening.
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Donald Douglas Pinnow
Decatur
Monroe
Mr. Pinnow
Laurie's Hardware
Spring Grove
Oscar
Vera Douglas Pinnow
Jean Mahlum
Evanston
Douglas
Constance
Oscar Pinnow
Brodhead
Raymond
Spring Valley Township
Robert Thorp
Decatur Township
Duane Bliss
Newcomer Funeral Home
A. Skibsrud
Orfordville Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Cheese market steady demand fair in Madison Wisconsin
American cheese prices hold steady as demand remains fair to good in Madison. Cheddars trade around 36.10 to 37 percent with 40 pound blocks near 36.10 to 38 percent. single daisies 37 to 39 percent. longhorns 37 to 38 percent. midgets 38 4 percent to 40 4 percent. grinding stock suppliers ample to excessive.
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Madison
Wisconsin
De La Torre sets Monroe Country Club Swiss Cheese Open record
Manuel de la Torre Milwaukee Country Club pro and former State Open and PGA champion carded a 65 gross to set a new Monroe Country Club course record and win the Swiss Cheese Open. The event drew 116 entries under showers with notable scores from Toverson, Kettman, Smith, Wallin and amateurs led by Allen.
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Manuel de la Torre
Milwaukee Country Club
Monroe Country Club
de la Torre
Milwaukee
Times
James Forbes
Robert W. Goetz
Monroe
Russ Toverson
Harold Figi
Janesville Country Club
John Jamieson
University of Wisconsin
Jack Allen
Maple Bluff Country Club
Madison
Toverson
Bill Kettman
Bob Smith
Greenwood Country Club
Roy Wallin
Big Foot Country Club
Fontana
Allen
Steve Caravello
Nakoma Country Club
Harry Simonsen
Maple Bluff
Joe Bauer
Public Links
Chet Beyler
Nakoma
Phil Johnson
Bill Furnari
George Vitense
Golfland
Allen Mitchell
Bauer
Caravelle
Carl Hoff
Ken Pinns
Nippersink Manor
Genoa City
Lief Holm
Rivermoor Country Club
Dennis Thiel
Beyler
Forbes
Dick Swift
Waterford
Robert C. Zimmerman
Green County Publicity Committee
Queen Contest Balloting Ends as Finalists Await
Balloting for Green County Dairy Queen ends today with seven of eight finalists likely named tonight or tomorrow. Monroe entries total six judged by M. Palmer Welsh at 4 p.m. tomorrow, including Virginia Rosenstein and Linda Ericksen. Anita Rood represents Browntown. Brooklyn plans dairy night without a queen. County banquet at Turner hall Friday crowns the county queen at Swiss Dairy Festival Saturday night.
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Green County Dairy Queen
John F. Kundert
County Queen
Monroe
M. Palmer Welsh
New Glarus
Green County Agricultural Chest
Virginia Rosenstein
Beverly Myers
Marlene Frey
Mary Matzke
Joyce E. Sacker
Linda C. Ericksen
Anita Rood
Browntown
Kundert
Miss Rood
Busy Beavers
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Busy Bees 4-H Club
Kiwanis Club
Turner Hall
Dale Bruhn
State Department of Agriculture
Arnold
Mamie Tillema
Juda
Monticello
Main Street
Tal
Assembly Backs Power for Patrol
The West Virginia Assembly approved a bill to broaden State Traffic Patrol arrest powers. The measure, passing 56 to 42, allows patrolmen to arrest misdemeanants or felons on highways in their presence and those transporting stolen cars or fleeing crime scenes. Senate support stood at 24 to 6.
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Madison
Assembly
Senate
State Patrol
Envoy Robarts Returns to London for Talks
Sir Frank Roberts, Britain's ambassador to the Soviet Union, arrived in London by plane from Moscow on Monday night for consultations at the Foreign Office.
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London
Sir Frank Roberts
Britain
Soviet Union
Moscow
Foreign Office
City Council sets three public hearings tonight
Tonight at 7 30 the City Hall hosts three hearings. One targets planting trees within 25 feet of fire hydrants to aid firefighters and protect water lines. A second outlines a Dutch Elm disease spraying policy with city paid for public land and private spray borne by property owners. The third reviews Jay H Paton’s Class B liquor license application pending further study. The Board of Public Works authorized United Telephone to raze the Leahy residence for a dial system upgrade and to install water facilities at the Twining Park outdoor theater funded by Park Board sources.
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Jay H. Paton
Board of Public Works
United Telephone Co
Leahy
Vilas J. Rundhammer
Twining Park
Park Board
Stanley W. Howe
Monroe
Hilton Kirchner
Ithe Board
Fidel Castro faces noon Friday deadline on tractors-for-prisoners deal
The Tractors-for-Freedom Committee told Castro he must accept 500 heavy duty agricultural tractors for 1,214 prisoners or the plan fails. The group estimated the machines at 3 to 3.5 million dollars, far below Castro's 28 million demand, and warned of cancellation if no clear acceptance by Friday noon EST. The effort is chaired by Milton Eisenhower Eleanor Roosevelt and Walter P Reuther with White House backing.
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Detroit
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
White House
Milton Eisenhower
Eleanor Roosevelt
Walter P. Reuther
Tractors-for-Freedom
Today Show Spoofs FDA Hole Blasting Swiss Cheese Bit
NBC TV satire mocks FDA concerns over discarded hole piercing practice in a Garroway Day skit. John Chandler and Jack Lescoulie stage eye development cards and hole punching antics on a wax cheese prop ending with a pretend chemical treatment.
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Federal Food and Drug Administration
Nbc-Tv
John Chandler
Jack Lescoulie
Lescoulie
Nuclear Parley Envoy To Return
Washington reports the top U.S. negotiator at the Geneva nuclear test talks, Arthur H. Dean, is recalled for consultation and may not return to the conference. He will meet President Kennedy and Secretary Rusk, with Charles G. Stelle set to replace him at Geneva if he does not return.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Geneva
Arthur H. Dean
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Lincoln White
Dean
Charles G. Stelle
Drought Threatens Winter Wheat in Four Chinese Provinces
Peiping radio reports drought endangers winter wheat crops for the third straight year across four northern China provinces, signaling continued agricultural hardship and potential supply concerns.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio
China
Eichmann Testifies He Had No Power to Block Nazi Extermination
Adolf Eichmann testified in his defense contending he did not foresee or influence the Nazi plan to exterminate Jews. He said his rank and role in the SS from 1941 onward left him unable to stop the killings and denied responsibility for mass confiscations or the full scope of the genocide. He claimed his early duties in Jewish affairs aided some Jews, noting that two thirds of Austrian Jews emigrated.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Gestapo
Moshe Landau
Landau
Israel
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Robert Servatius
West Germany
Hitler
Germany
Nazi Party
Waffen SS
Austria
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