A Grim Lesson for Johnson on Political Air Trips
The piece argues that Lyndon Johnson should avoid risky political flights after a Kennedy Bayh accident that killed two and injured others. It notes Johnson’s plane safety but warns accidents can happen, urging him to remain at the White House and resist vote hungry junkets that chase mass turnout.
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Ted Kennedy
Birch Bayh
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Sen. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate
White House
Civil rights bill hailed after Senate approval urging vigilance
The editorial urges House opponents not to delay final concurrence while praising the bill's passage. It notes the Southern bloc suffered a defeat and warns against obstruction, urging vigilance to rectify any abuses or injustices through timely amendments and enforcement. It emphasizes protecting equal rights for everyone and avoiding prolonged antagonism.
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Senate
House
Howard Smith
House Rules Committee
Congress
Italian Premier Moro Shifts Washington Visit Dates
The White House announced Aldo Moro will visit Washington on August 3 and 4 instead of the July 7 to 10 timeframe. The change extends the meeting window and adjusts successor events surrounding the visit.
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U.S
Washington
Aldo Moro
White House
Alice in Dairyland to visit Monroe before finals
Mary Ellen Jenks the state's Alice in Dairyland will visit Monroe Thursday to set the scene for the 1954 state finals. Also reported: 74 year old Mrs. Fred Lengacher dies of a heart attack and a severe summer storm causes heavy damage with Fred Disch hospitalized after being found unconscious, likely struck by a fallen limb.
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Wisconsin
Alice In
Young Wausau Student David Marth Heads to National Conventions
David Marth, a 17 year old from Wausau and a standout at Wausau High, is set to address both major party national conventions this summer. A three sport letterman and Badger Boys State governor, he aims to speak for American youth while pursuing ministry studies at Concordia College after graduation.
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Riponw
David Marth
Wausau
American Legion
David
Louis Marth
Badger
Ripon College
Atlantic City
Davis
Wausau High School
Concordia College
St. Paul
Rights Bill In Brief Rights Bill In Brief
Washington at a glance the civil rights bill bars discrimination by public service providers and employers. Exempts small owner occupied rooming houses. Prohibits employment discrimination and covers hiring firing and pay. authorizes cuts in federal aid for discriminatory administration. Attorney general can suit for school and public facility integration. Community Relations Service formed. life of Civil Rights Commission extended. general may intervene in injunctions. literacy presumption for sixth grade education in federal elections.
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Washington
Senate
Department of Commerce
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Kellogg Rites Held at Blue Mounds
Services for 87 year old Charles M Kellogg father of Mrs Otto Wirth Blanchardville were at 10 30 am in Blue Mounds Methodist church Gesme funeral home Mt Horbe in charge. Kellogg a retired Dodgeville area farmer died Saturday in Dodgeville hospital. He had lived in Blue Mounds Survivors include two sons Floyd in California and Charles Kenosha two daughters Mrs Edgar Anderson Rockford and Mrs Wirth 15 grandchildren and 19 are grandchildren.
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Charles M. Kellogg
Otto Wirth
Blanchardville
Blue Mounds Methodist Church
Gesme Funeral Home
Mt. Horeb
Kellogg
Dodgeville Area
Dodgeville Hospital
Blue Mounds
Floyd
California
Charles
Kenosha
Edgar Anderson
Rockford
Wirth
On This Date June 22 1964 History Digest
Today in History lists key events and dates tied to June 22 1964, including the Chesapeake Leopard clash of 1807, arrival of Dominican friars in California, Napoleon’s 1812 order, Joe Louis boxing title in 1937, Compiegne armistice 1940, Nazi invasion 1941, Eisenhower Japan remark, Frondizi cabinet resignation, Lester Pearson rise to Canada prime minister.
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Associated Press
Chesapeake
Leopard
James Barron
Barron
California
Napoleon
Russia
Joe Louis
Forest
Compiegne
Eisenhower
Japan
Western Pacific
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Liberal Party
Lester Pearson
Canada
Ladish plant struck by largest union in Milwaukee area
The Ladish Co. in suburban Cudahy faced a Sunday strike by its largest union, Lodge 1862 of the International Association of Machinists, following a reaffirming vote two weeks earlier. Pickets gathered outside the plant after a Sunday meeting. Dial 325-5101 for an Adtaker today.
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Ladish
Milwaukee
Ladish Co
Cudahy
Lodge 1862
The
International Association of Machinists
Tiny Housewife Defying Dozers in Suburban West Allis
Mrs Richard Grohall a 32 year old five foot tall housewife sits on a chair at the edge of her one acre lot in Suburban West Allis guarding it against a bulldozer from an apartment project She warns that if anyone touches her land she will scratch eyes and must be scooped up with a bulldozer The fight centers on a four foot strip needed for concrete forms and an alley along her property with the city recently building an emergency 500 foot roadway to reach her home She and her two children have held vigil while developers have offered to buy the land but offers were rejected as too low Grohall a construction worker says no payment has been offered and alleges the road access was blocked by builders on the adjacent land
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Milwaukee
Richard Growall
West Allis
Grohalls
Grohall
E M Collentine of Darlington Dies in Dubuque Hospital
Edward M. Collentine, 60, longtime Darlington farmer and since 1946 Shell Oil distributor there, died yesterday in a Dubuque hospital. Surviving: wife Philomena, daughter Homer Jackson of Boise, Idaho. two stepsisters and a sister in Darlington. a stepson in New York City. a brother Leo. several relatives. Services at Holy Rosary Church Wednesday at 9 a.m. Burial in St. Rose Cemetery, Cuba City. Rosary at 8 p.m. tonight. calling after 7 p.m. at Steil funeral home.
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Darlington
Edward M. Collentine
Dubuque
Shell Oil
Philomenia
Homer Jackson
Boise
Idaho
William Kilkelly
Charles Spielman
William Miller
New York City
Leo
Margaret
Edna Collentine
Curtis McDermott
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Cuba City
Steil Funeral Home
Courteous Chief Sees His Car Ticketed At Convention
Lake Geneva police chief Melvin Swance spoke to delegates at the State Plumbers Convention and handed out courtesy parking stickers. He lingered, then found his own car ticketed for overtime parking outside the YMCA meeting hall.
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Lake Geneva
Melvin Swance
YMCA
Cheese Reporter Sold to Harry Palmiter
The Cheese Reporter Publishing Co. of Madison is sold to Harry Palmiter, longtime managing editor since 1982. The weekly trade publication for the cheese industry has global circulation. Palmiter previously led farm products promotion for Wisconsin’s Agriculture Department and worked for Olsen Publishing Co., Milwaukee.
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Cheese Reporter Publishing Co., Inc
Madison
Harry Palmiter
Cheese Reporter
Wisconsin
Fred Beisser
Palmiter
Defense to Remove Racial Codes from Personnel Forms
The Defense Department quietly ordered removal of racial designations from most personnel forms in April. Alfred B. Fitt, deputy assistant secretary of defense for civil rights, announced the action. Also notes Calcutta and Bombay as largest Indian cities.
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Washington
Defense Department
Alfred B. Fitt
Emma Johnson 91 Dies in Stoughton Nursing Home
Mrs. Emma J. Johnson 91 of Cottage Grove died Saturday in a Stoughton nursing home. Services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at McFarland Lutheran Church. Survived by two sisters Ida Jordee Mt Horeb and Ella Rindy New Glarus and a brother Henry Hustad Mt Horeb. She was born Emma Hustad and married Henry Offerdahl in 1893 and Sever Johnson in 1936.
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Cottage Grove
York Township
Stoughton
McFarland Lutheran Church
Holzhuter
Johnson
Emma Hustad
Henry Offerdahl
Blanchardville
Sever Johnson
Mt.Horeb
McFarland Church
Ida Jordee
Mt. Horeb
Ella Rindy
New Glarus
Henry Hustad
Mt., Horeb
Death notices for Hazel Crosby Brown Clarence Badger and others
Haz el Crosby Brown a 74 year old vaudeville star and early member of Gus Ed wards' Children died Friday in Petaluma. Clarence Badger 84 a Hollywood silent director credited with discovering Clara Bow died Wednesday in Sydney. Gen Sir Walter Venning 82 quartermaster general of British armed forces in early WWII died weekend in London. Most Rev Edmund F. Gibbons 95 oldest US Catholic bishop and Albany head died Friday.
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Petaluma
Calif
Hazel Crosby Brown
Gus Edwards
Sydney
Australia
Clarence Badger
Clara Bow
London
Sir Walter Venning
Albany
N.Y
Edmund F. Gibbons
United States
Mrs. Broughton Dies in Glendale
Ray Broughton widow of a rural Albany native died Saturday in a Glendale California hospital Graveside services 2 p m tomorrow Maple Hill cemetery Evansville Her husband a former teacher in Albany area rural schools Evansville seminary and in Illinois He and Stella Shaver of Shell Lake married Oct 2 1911 He died Oct 31 1952 Mrs Broughton had lived in Glendale several years Surviving a daughter Mrs Robert Stock Cuyahoga Falls Ohio and a grandchild
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Ray Broughton
Albany
Glendale
Calif
Maple Hill Cemetery
Evansville
Evansville Seminary
Ilinois
Stella Shaver
Shell Lake
Broughton
Robert Stock
Cuyahoga Falls
Darlington Girls Return From Venezuelan Teaching Stay
Darlington daughters Joan Virtue and June Rogers completed nine months teaching at Escuela Bella Vista in Maracaibo for North American Oil Co. employees. Virtue joined the North American Little Theater group and studied at University of Zulia, touring Colombia to Ecuador during Christmas. Rogers visited San Juan, Guatemala and Mexico City. Both are Platteville State College graduates. The report ends with a fading note about the ghost of Anne Boleyn at the Tower of London.
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Darlington
Joan Virtue
Elmer Virtue
June Rogers
Ernest Rogers
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Escuela Bella Vista
Children of North America Oil Co. Employes
Miss Virtue
North American
Little Theater Group
University of Zulia
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