Editorial critique on Dakin murder case and mental health policy
The Mauston weekly editor censures officials and experts for waste in the Dakin murder case and argues the state lacks workable juvenile and mental health procedures. The piece urges clearer early guidance, firmer post offense action, and better preventive controls, citing the Ben Wagner case as another example.
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Mauston
Dakin
Ben Wagner
Lawyers Prevail as Supreme Court Signals Shift in Power
A historical overview notes the Supreme Court’s role in balancing public interest with individual rights. It credits a narrow 5 to 4 majority led by Justice Felix Frankfurter with steering the court toward a lawyer-led view over sociological reformers, and hints at renewed checks and balances among branches.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Congress
Justice Frankfurter
Clark
Harlan
Whittaker
Stewart
Warren
Black
Douglas
Brennan
Canada shifts from interceptors to missiles cutting air defense budget
Canada plans a major change in air defense by substituting missiles for jet interceptors to achieve substantial budget savings. The move involves retooling strategy, reallocating resources, and expected long term cost reductions while maintaining defense capability.
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Canada
Staver church to mark 80th anniversary and rededication
Madison minister Rev. William C. F. Hayes will be guest speaker at Staver church without specifying date. The 80th anniversary service coincides with the re dedication of the recently remodeled church building, reflecting a long community presence.
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William C. F. Hayes
Madison
Staver Church
George Keller Sr
Browntown
Monroe Country Club
John Ponyicsanyi
Monticello
Cloyd Pickett
Lester G. Forcade
Carl A. Kuhnke
Mary Lou Collins
Brodhead
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Senate kills 18 year old voting referendum bill
The Wisconsin Senate rejected a proposal to put an 18 year old voting law to a November 1960 referendum after close votes 16-17 to kill, 17-16 prelim approval, and 18-15 against reconsideration. The session also passed a meat inspection service bill and debated a constitutional amendment for a county chief executive officer. A call for a recess by Gov Nelson sparked sharp exchanges led by Sen Lorge.
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Madison
Assembly
Wisconsin Senate
Senate
Hugh Harper
Lancaster
Commission On Human Rights
Gerald Lorge
Gaylord Nelson
Lorge
Bear Creek
Henry Maier
Milwaukee
Democratic
Maier
Nelson
Executive Mansion
State Department of Agriculture
Murphy Twins Born to Peter and Barbara Murphy
Mr and Mrs Peter Murphy of Dubuque Iowa welcome twins a boy and a girl born Sunday night in a Hazel Green hospital Patrick Michael and Patricia Michael are the second twin grandchildren for the Hughes family. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Leo Murphy of Prairie du Chien.
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Dubuque
Hazel Green Hospital
Leo Murphy
Prairie du Chien
Murphy Twins
Havana gambling belt struggles as tourist season wanes
Havana's casino corridor, once billed as the Caribbean Las Vegas, faces sparse crowds and shuttered venues. Of nine Havana casinos allowed to reopen, seven operate while Deauville and Sans Souci closed. Operators blame slow tourism, government actions, and airport incidents for grim outlooks. some push for slot machines to attract visitors.
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Las Vegas
Caribbean
Nevada
National Tourist Commission
Fidel Castro
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Deauville
Sans Souci
Habana Hilton
Riviera
Tropicana
Capri
Hotel Nacional
Doctor White urges hard work and exercise for middle aged men
Dr. Paul Dudley White, renowned heart specialist, told a Boston University meeting that hard work both mental and physical never killed a healthy man. He urged vigorous exercise and avoiding weight gain after 25 to help middle aged men.
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Boston
Paul Dudley White
Boston University
General Rains Urgently Needed in Wisconsin
The weekly federal state market and weather report warns that general rains are needed within a week to prevent harm to crops. Soil moisture is generally short, with total rainfall for the month well below normal except in the west central district. Haying is good, but oats and corn progress slow, pastures dry, and farmers turn to chopped green feed to offset roughage losses.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Marvin Burley
Burley
West Central
Community visits and family news from Monticello area
The column lists local residents visiting relatives and friends across nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brusveen, Selmar Lien, Robert Holcomb Jr., Nancy and Gary Holcomb, Richard Blum, Adam Schuler, Beth Ann, Ronda Richards, Ruth Ann Babler, Ray Gilbert, Charles Bruce, Mrs. James Mott, Ernest Dahler, Henry Carlson, Paul Veenjes, and the Woelffer families. Events span Madison Green Lake Stevens Point Edgerton and New Glarus with hospital, church camp, and grandparent visits noted.
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Thomas Brusveen
Selmar Lien
James Watts
Madison
Robert Holcomb Jr
Nancy
Gary
Messrs
Mmes
R. W. Woelffer Sr
Royal Woelffer
Wedding and visits noted across Wisconsin towns
Jr and Julie and Jan called on relatives at Lake Mills and Watertown. Mr and Mrs Donald Karlen and Mr and Mrs Herman G Karlen returned from Marshfield and Neillsville after visiting the Lawrence Vandebergs and Roy Chase. Kenneth Roth and Kay Kalsched wed in Marshfield. A family picnic honored H J Washburn and Richard Washburns group. Various relatives from New Glarus Waunakee Madison Monroe and Dowagiac attended events and gatherings.
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Waukau
Richard Washburn
Hank
Cathy
Michael
Dowagiac
Mich
Matt Bissig
Robert Wittner
Leon
Gien
New Glarus
Robert Kessler
Doral Etheridge
Steve
Roy Bissig
Judith
Monroe
Cathy Lindsay
John Wittenwyler
Herman
George Grenzow
Ruth Stauffer
Waunakee
Ted Burgy
Nancy
Mary Ann
Yolanda Richards
Madison
R. W. Karlen
Miss Judith
Minneapolis
Patterson Favored To Beat Johansson In Clash
Floyd Patterson is picked to defeat Ingemar Johansson by 63 of 69 boxing writers including four Swedish reporters. Predictions on the round vary from the first to the fifteenth, with the eighth round receiving the most votes at eleven.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Patterson
Cheese Pin Wheels For Dairy Month Recipe
A dough made from flour salt sugar and butter is rolled to a half inch thick. A cheese filling of butter and grated American cheese is brushed on then rolled and sliced. Slices bake on wax paper at 450 degrees for 10 to 12 minutes.
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