Bipartisan Senate Plan Brings Private Policy Option to Social Security Health Coverage
The Senate unveils a bipartisan health care proposal for the aged funded by Social Security. It would provide Kennedy-like benefits and allow the option to keep private insurance if it offers equivalent coverage. Senator Anderson explains the compromise includes reimbursements to insurers and an opt in for private plans, with Republican support growing.
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Washington
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
House
Miinnesota
Humphrey
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Anderson
Social Security Administration
Single Airport Survey Planned
The Civil Aeronautics Board will study combining city airport services in Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan for North Central routes. Cities considered include Appleton Oshkosh Clintonville Green Bay Land O Lakes Rhinelander Marshfield Wausau Wisconsin Rapids Stevens Point Ashland Ironwood La Crosse Winona and related pairs.
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Mich
la Crosse
Wis
Winona
Minn
North Central
Churchill Recovers After Leg Surgery Satisfactory Bulletin
Sir Winston Churchill awoke after a leg fracture operation in which surgeons pinned the left thigh. A 11:00 a.m. bulletin said he had a good night, natural sleep, and remains comfortable with a satisfactory condition.
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London
Sir Winston Churchill
Winston Churchill
Co B Parades Set for Seattle and Edmunds on Fourth
Co B of Green County's 32nd Division at Ft. Lewis will march in two July Fourth parades in Seattle and Edmunds Washington. Advanced detachment of 30 and rear of seven head home by late August with plans for July 24 and August 18 return dates.
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Green County
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Seattle
Edmunds
Dwight C. Coplien
Stanton P. Steuri
Albany
Steuri
Dwight L. Bump Sr
Arthur F. Tschudy
Robert D. Babler
Harold L. Gissing
Don A. Neuenschwander
Keith L. Reed
Co. B
Fort
New Glarus Historical Society Plans Dance and Picnic
The New Glarus Historical Society stages a street dance tonight and a picnic tomorrow to raise funds for village buildings. The Alpine Troubadors provide music tonight. The picnic features Swiss singing by the Yodel Club Edelweiss Maennerchor and includes flag twirling by Robert Schneider and duet performances with Hans Nuenschwander.
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New Glarus Historical Society
Alpine Troubadors
Yodel Club
Edelweiss
Maennerchor
Robert Schneider
Hans Nuenschwander
Staley to Speak at NFO Picnic July 8 in Evansville
NFO Tri County nominates Staley as speaker for the Sunday picnic in Evansville Leota Park. Swiss Singers and Sweet Adelines join the lineup with music. Events start at noon and attendees are asked to bring sandwiches and a dish to pass.
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NFO
Tri-County
Evansville Leota Park
Sweet Adelines
Monroe district attachment creates one of state's largest systems
Total of 32 involved 29 schools join Monroe's system as rural districts attach under a state deadline. Supt. D J Duenink says 82 districts are impacted, with two more possible after hearings. Most consolidations affect rural areas already served by Monroe on tuition. several districts will close or send pupils elsewhere.
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Monroe
D. J. Duenink
Monroe High School
Richland
Browntown
Iliff
Ball
Fairfield
East Clarno
West Clarno
Spring Creek
Sanders
Enterprise
Clarno Joint No. 1
Laboratory School
Ullom
Franklin
Roosevelt
Michael
Hiawatha
Blackford
Buckskin
Argus
Hillside View
Round Grove
Dutch Hollow
Greenbush
Watson
Supt
Huenink
Auditions Slated For County Fair Talent Contest
Venita Rich Talent Contest Revue auditions set for Turner Hall next Thursday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. Fifteen winners advance to the Green County Fair Talent Contest Revue on Aug. 3 with a Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour audition opportunity. Harness race ticket sales handled by mail. advance orders due by July 6 to Ernest W. Hayes. Entries close tomorrow under David Cunningham speed chief with two year old and three year old classes listed.
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Turner Hall
Green County
David Cunningham
Speed
Artillery Fire Escalates Near Quemoy Despite Kennedy Plea
Red China defies President Kennedy by firing its most powerful artillery display in 13 years near the Nationalist offshore island of Quemoy. The clash follows a call for mutual renunciation of force in the Formosa Strait as tensions rise between Beijing and Taipei.
Rains Aid Area Crops While Oats Need Cooler Spell
Scattered showers spread from sprinkles to half an inch across the county helping haying and lawns. Corn stands waist-high to four inches with some plots not yet planted while oats are in the milk stage and risk baking without cooler weather. Haying of the first crop winds down as moisture supports a second crop expected to yield about 60 bales per acre under improved conditions.
Wisconsin GOP pushes reapportionment to Nelson desk
The Wisconsin Legislature's Republican majority approved the second section of a GOP redistricting plan and sent it to Democratic Gov. Gaylord Nelson. A veto seems likely, with the governor expected to decide Tuesday, while a federal panel may remap if rejected. Republicans prepared an amended plan as Democrats critique limits on Milwaukee County seats.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
Assembly
Senate
Nelson
Atty
John Reynolds
Robert Huber
West Allis
Huber
Milwaukee County
IRS Centennial Quiet Start Is 100 Years Old
Washington report notes that Lincoln created the Internal Revenue Service 100 years ago this Sunday. The piece recalls the agency’s humble beginnings and today’s status as a highly efficient collector, despite limited public praise.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Lutheran Agency Formation Seen Past Unity in Lutheran Churches
Detroit reports a major step toward inter Lutheran unity with a proposed inter Lutheran agency to serve all U S Lutherans. The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod approved negotiations at Cleveland to join the plan, with American Lutheran Church and others expected to act by October. The move could replace the National Lutheran Council which aids church programs.
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Detroit
Mich
Lutheran Church In America
Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod
Cleveland
American Lutheran Church
National Lutheran Council
Missouri Synod
Franklin Clark Fry
The
Mrs Jack Elected State President of VFW Auxiliary
Head of the Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars was chosen yesterday as state president Mrs Jack will lead efforts for veterans and families across the state.
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Jack
Women’s Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
New Mail Service Promises Next Day Delivery
Acting Postmaster R. J. Myers announced the NIMS program expands service at Monroe Post Office. Mail received before 3:30 p.m. will reach cities within a 500 mile Chicago radius by next morning and nationwide Air Mail possible. pickup by 3:30 p.m. is required.
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R. J. Myers
Monroe
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Ind
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
USA
Myers
Mrs. Metta Rupnow Michaelis 91 dies in Freeport
Metta Rupnow Michaelis born July 13 1870 in Hamburg Germany died at 1 45 this morning at St Francis hospital Freeport after two months of ill health age 91 survived by two daughters Faye Gochnaur Ida Rupnow a son Otto Rupnow six grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral services at 1 30 p m Tuesday Stuessy funeral home with Rev William Burns officiating burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Metta Rupnow Michaelis
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Michaelis
Monroe
14Th Avenue
Metta Streckwald
Hamburg
Germany
America
Warren
Ill
Moniroe
William Rupnow
John Michaelis
Faye Gochnaur
Ida Rupnow
Otto Rupnow
Frank A
John
Frank Rupnow
Stuessy Funeral
William Burns
St. John’s
Kennedy Receives Grand Reception in Mexico City
President Kennedy enjoyed a massive public welcome in Mexico City as he resumes talks with President Adolfo Lopez Mateos. Officials estimate 1.5 million cheered him, while discussions focus on strengthening hemispheric unity and the Alliance for Progress amid concerns about Cuba and Soviet influence. The visit spans public events and private meetings, signaling frank exchanges on political and economic issues.
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Mexico City
Kennedy
Mexico
Americas
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Fidel Castro
Latin America
U.S
Hemisphere
America
United States
Alliance For Progress
Maj. Burgy Returns Home From Ft. Lewis
Maj Theodore J. Burgy arrives in Wisconsin on special orders from Fort Lewis to help set up return procedures for the 32nd Division. He will be in Madison and Milwaukee Monday and Tuesday, then work with Col. Malvin Wang before returning to Fort Lewis. The main 32nd Division bodies depart August 1 to 3, with Burgy in the rear detachment until August 23.
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Theodore J. Burgy
Wisconsin
Ft. Lewis
Wash
32Nd Division
Monroe
Minneapolis
Camp McCoy
Madison
Milwaukee
Malvin Wang
U. S
Maj. Burgy
Burgy
City School Windows Damaged by Air Guns
Supt. D. J. Huenink reports BB guns damaged windows in city schools. Windows at the Junior High Lincoln and East schools show breakage. some full replacements may be needed. He urges parents to warn children against air rifle use near schools.
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D.J. Huenink
Lincoln School
Huenink
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