Wisconsin assembly rejects branch banking measure
Wisconsin lawmakers debated branch banking with a two thirds vote required by the constitution. The Assembly approved a student aid grant up to 250 dollars per semester for private colleges and sent a shelter project for High Cliff State Park to the governor.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Assembly
Badger State Banking Association
G. K. Anderson
Rwaupaca
Steiger
Earl McEssy
Rhond du Lac
McEssy
Senate
High Cliff State Park
Lake Winnebago
Magnificent Yankee Leads Emmy Nominations
The Magnificent Yankee, based on Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., tops the Emmy nominations from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. My Name Is Barbra, Barbra Streisand’s debut special, receives six nominations. awards will be presented September 12, 1965.
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Hollywood
the Yankee
Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
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Barbra
Barbra Streisand
Academy
Agreement Reached on New $100 Duty Free Allowance
Senate and House conferees reached agreement on a bill creating a $100 retail value duty free allowance for purchases abroad. The allowance would apply to U.S. tourists bringing goods back and take effect October 1 this year.
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Washington
Senate House
U.S
Nine Commandments for Women in Business ethics code
Miss Jo Foxworth presented a nine point code of ethics for women seeking executive roles at the Advertising Federation of America convention. The guidelines urge hard work, controlled speech, professional conduct, respectful treatment of superiors, modest ambition, and restraint of personal allure in the workplace.
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Boston
Jo Foxworth
Advertising Federation of America
Advertising Women of
New York
Hopes rise for lost California family after shipwreck
Footprints a lifejacket and women's clothing found on a deserted beach 45 miles from El Rosario near the Baja California coast. Denise Winter previously seen as the sole survivor of the five aboard the 45-foot cabin cruiser Warren Winter family of Murrieta, Calif., may still be alive as searchers report fresh water nearby.
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EL Rosario
Mex
California
Here
Denise Winter
Baja California
Warren Winter
Murrieta
Calif
Bill to curb milk surpluses gains House committee approval
The House Agriculture Committee approved a bill to reduce surplus milk production and stabilize dairy income. Sponsored by Rep. Poage, the measure targets the 75 federal milk marketing order areas and ends the need for maximum production to maintain market participation. It challenges the current blend pricing that rewards higher fluid milk sales and lower manufacturing milk prices as output rises. Wisconsin dairy groups back the proposal.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Wisconsin
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
Major Battle Developing In Province of Viet Nam
Green County farmers and landowners will receive continued SWCD services next year. SWCD chair Willis Riemer says funds from SCS will keep full time staff including Schwoegler Ploessl Beewar Woods. Services include soil maps land capability guidance plan development and assistive implementation.
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Green County
Willis Riemer
Soil and Water Conservation District
SWCD
Fred B. Reber
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
James Schwoegler
Eugene Ploessl
Francis Beewar
David Woods
Green County Swcc
Madison
Public Support Urged For Kublys Park 4 H Conservation Project
A 12 acre rural woodlot near Monroe opens as Kubly's Park offering camping sites toilets drinking water a nature trail and a spring fed pond. Manager Jim Erb 17 a Monroe High senior leads the project amid vandalism concerns and seeks donations to expand facilities while earning wildlife awards.
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Jim Erb
Monroe High School
Monroe
Kubly
Alvin A. Kubly
Argus 4H Club
Jim
Prosper
Merlin Erb
Erb
Kubly Park
Argus
FFA
Monkey Monkey Chic in Monroe Farm Roost Heist
A Monroe farm tale reports a pet squirrel named Chico sneaking into a chicken house on Milton Prien’s Route 2 property. Mrs Prien found the flock outside as Chico perched in groves of cherry trees earlier, then Dave Faith retrieved the educated, schoolroom Savannah resident.
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Milton Prien
Route 2
Monroe
Chico
Monroe High School
Dave
Robert
Cigarettes In New York To Carry Health Warning Labels
Beginning next June cigarette packs sold in New York must bear a warning label stating Excessive Use Is Dangerous To Health after Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller signed the bill into law.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Berlin Subway Collision Injures 130 Passengers
A subway train rear ended another beneath West Berlin today injuring 130 people with no deaths reported, according to fire department officials.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Fire Department
Uncanny Seeress Dixon Foretells 1980s World Turmoil
Washington special summarizes Jeane Dixon's Read ers Digest forecast of a looming global conflict in the 1980s. Predictions include Red China subversion, Africa and Asia aligning against the U S, and a coming world war with Russia. a child born in 1962 may unite faiths by 1999.
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Washington, D.C
Jeane Dixon
Seeress
John F. Kennedy
Mahatma Gandhi
Ruth Montgomery
Washington
China
Vietnam
Korea
Paul VI
Middle East
Air War Escalates as Plane Shot Down in Jungle
In Saigon area fighting between government forces and Viet Cong surges as a U S Air Force spotting plane is shot down in a jungle near Cheo Reo. A joint operation involving U S, Vietnamese and Australian troops ends with limited results and multiple casualties reported.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. Air Force
Cheo Reo
Phu Bon
Thuan Mong
173Rd
U.S. Airborne Brigade
D Zone
Mekong River
Dinh Tuong
Man reports six ducks and two cranes on lawn
Dallas resident John H Taylor called police at 5 30 am after seeing six artificial ducks two artificial cranes a white bird bath and two for sale signs on his lawn. He had no suspects in the incident.
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Dallas
Tex
John H Taylor
Taylor
Living costs rise for a second straight month
The Labor Department reported May consumer prices increased three tenths of one percent marking the second consecutive monthly rise.
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Washington
Labor Department
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