Hoffa Scolded In Court As Jury Tampering Case Sits
In Chattanooga Tennessee Judge Frank Wilson rebuked James R Hoffa for loud outbursts in the courtroom hall during the jury tampering trial. Hoffa head of the Teamsters faced conspiracy charges tied to his 1962 Nashville trial. Co-defendants Allen Dorfman Nicholas Tweel Ewing King Larry Campbell and Thomas Parks face possible prison terms and fines.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Dist
Frank Wilson
Teamsters Union
International Teamsters Union
Nashville
Allen Dorfman
Chicago
Nicholas J. Tweel
Huntington
W. Va
Ewing King
Nashville Teamsters
Larry Campbell
Detroit Teamsters
Thomas Parks
Heart Fund Sets New Drive Mark
Mrs. Leo Share announcing the Heart Fund Drive total of 3028.97, nearly 500 more than last year. Heart Sunday Weekend receipts reached 1701.58 with wards and regional totals listed and volunteers yet to report.
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Leo Share
Heart
First Ward
Second Ward
Fifth Ward
Sixth Ward
Seventh Ward
Eighth Ward
Walter Kubly
Robert Prien
Dorothy Johnson
Kubly
Eileen Wagner
Alpha Zeta
Epsilon Sigma
Lester Bishop
Bob Hope Delights Chicago With Long Response at Notre Dame Event
Comedian Bob Hope delivered a 30 minute reply at the Palmer House after SMILAGO s10pe was named Chicago Lady of the Year by Notre Dame. The Hopes attended as guests of the Chicago Alumni Club as it opened a 20 million drive for a South Bend campus development program.
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Smilago
Notre Dame University
Chicago
Bob Hope
Palmer House
Madison Robbery Suspect Sentenced In 53 Dollar Heist
Donald J. Minton, 32, of Minneapolis, was sentenced Monday to one year in jail for the January 16 robbery of a Madison service station attendant, taking $53. officers said he was not armed.
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Madison
Donald J. Minton
Minneapolis
Laird warns of grim Viet Nam decision at Wisconsin event
Rep. Melvin Laird urged at a Medford dinner that the United States face a grim choice in Viet Nam. He said either abandon Southeast Asia to communism or expand the war with troops and material support, criticizing President Johnson’s domestic and foreign handling. Also, Harry Larsen spoke on state Supreme Court limits and Harold Stassen sought a Wisconsin speaking slot before the Republican convention.
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Associated Press
Melvin Laird
R-Wis
Viet Nam
United States
Southeast Asia
Laird
Taylor County
Medford
Johnson
East Berlin
Zanzibar
World
Lai
Congress
Harry E. Larsen
State Supreme Court
de Pere
Larsen
Harold Stassen
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Supreme Court upholds school district reorganization plan
MADISON The Wisconsin Supreme Court today upheld the Fond du Lac Sheboygan County school committee action dissolving 10 districts and attaching them to neighboring districts to meet a 1962 deadline. The ruling affirms a Fond du Lac Circuit Court decision that voided the initial 1961 attempt and rejected the appeals. Justice Fairchild noted no statute bars a second proceeding after a circuit court finds a prior order invalid, while acknowledging 1963 law changes.
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Madison
State Supreme Court
Fond du Lac
Sheboygan County
Angus Rothwell
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Thomas E. Fairchild
Fairchild
County Officials Banquet Planned by Green County Board
Green County officials will hold their annual banquet at 7 30 p m on Tuesday March 17 at Marco s The event will welcome all elected and appointed officials mayors and their wives with press and radio representatives invited The assistant warden at Waupun State Prison is set to speak Hospitality committee led by Mrs Allan F Barnard chairman Ray E Kundert county clerk and Paul Francois of Belleville finalize plans
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Green County
Marco
Waupun State Prison
Allan F. Barnard
Ray E. Kundert
Land Paul Francois
Belleville
Board Rejects Plea For Catholic School
West Allis West Milwaukee school board rejects plan to build a 600 pupil Catholic school near St. Aloysius Parish despite Father Oscar Winninghoff's proposal. The decision cites the district’s neighborhood school policy with five public schools within parish boundaries.
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Asilwaukee
West Allis-West Milwaukee
St. Aloysius Parish
Oscar Winninghoff
Madison Sets March Record Amid Rain Fog and Warmth
Light rain and fog subdued southern Wisconsin weather while Madison posted a new March 2 high of 67. Green Bay 57 and Milwaukee 62 also set daily records as a cold front pushed temperatures down to 11 at Superior and fog drew complaints from motorists.
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Wisconsin
Mercury
Madison
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Monroe
Lone Rock
la Crosse
Burlington
Beloit
Racine
Wausau
Superior
Mother jailed in fine protest near Milwaukee
Dorothy Horvath an 89 year old Wisconsin mother defied 115 in penalties by spending a night in jail after a Monday sentencing for 11 parking tickets in 3½ months Her husband and a young daughter were involved in the family decision Ull.
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Milwaukef
Wis. i
Dorothy Horvath
Lida
John E. Krueger
Horvath
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
William
Milwaukee Vocational School
MacArthur Hospitalized With Moderately Severe Jaundice
General Douglas MacArthur is reported by Walter Reed Army Hospital to be suffering from moderately severe jaundice for several months. He arrived from New York for tests and was said to have a comfortable night. Officials withheld specifics on the illness, with his wife Jean present and son Arthur expected later.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
New York
MacArthur
Walter Reed
Jean
Arthur
V.I.P
Eisenhower
Monroe Clinic Expands by Purchasing 15th Avenue Property
Monroe Clinic buys 908 15th Avenue from Marie Greenenfelder and exercises option on adjacent Burgi properties west of the current building. Possession set for early summer, with plans to join new facilities to the present building by closing part of the alley. Dr Nathan E Bear reports the expansion.
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Monroe Clinic
Marie Greenenfelder
15Th Avenue
Burgi
Nathan E. Bear
Van Johnson Leaves Memorial Hospital After Cancer Surgery
Actor Van Johnson is released from Memorial Hospital for Cancer and Allied Diseases in New York after a four week stay following exploratory cancer surgery. The 47 year old actor walked out smiling as reporters noted his recovery progress.
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Leaves Hospital
New York
van Johnson
Memorial Hospital
Polish Defector Traps Soviet Agents in U S Embassy
Polish defector Michael Goleniewski named four American diplomats as Soviet collaborators and said a fifth was entrapped by sex but allowed to resign. The New York Journal American reported, detailing embassy security lapses in Warsaw and a Soviet seduction case involving an American foreign service spouse. Congress reviewed U S security abroad after the expose.
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New York
New York Journal -American
U.S
Warsaw
Guy Richards
Journal American
Michael Goleniewski
Congress
Washington
Goleniewski
United States
Poland
Orfordville Sets Lights Cage Tourney Trek
Orfordville Vikings, led by Paul Johnson and a strong senior core, open the State Line League regional trek tonight. The 16-2 club relies on offense averaging 82.2 points a game and a .572 shooting mark with Johnson scoring 444 points this season.
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Orfordville Vikings
Brodhead
Cardinals
Albany
Beloit Turner
Orfordville
Roger Nelson
Haugen
Jack Dobson
Paul Johnson
Gerald Sommerfeldt
Johnson
Lee Fernstaedt
Wizards of the State Line
Albany Comets
Vikings
Milton
Evansville
Lake Mills
Oregon
State Line
Argyle
Monticello
Juda
South Wayne
Barneveld
Highland
Belleville
New Glarus
Blanchardville
Hollandale
Belmont
Monroe
Dale Barry
Barry
Milton College
Eal
Polaris Power Cited by Nitze
Secretary of the Navy Paul H. Nitze told Rep George Mahon that Polaris submarines could trigger irrational nuclear war by an enemy. He noted 11 submarines in service possess essential deterrent power and could kill up to 35 million people in a nuclear conflict.
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Washington
Paul H. Nitze
America
Nitze
George Mahon
D-Tex
House Appropriations Subcommittee On
Defense
Secretary of Navy
Panama Truce Action Nearer
Washington report says the United States and Panama moved toward a Panama Canal settlement. President Chiari said Johnson opened the way for a solution as a five member OAS mediation team met with Panama’s Ambassador Moreno. Johnson signaled possible treaty adjustments and said relations must be resumed without preconditions before changes.
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Washington
United States
Panama
Panama Canal
Roberto Chiari
Johnson
Organization of American States
OAS
Miguel J. Moreno
Juan Plate
Paraguay
Associated Press
Cheese prices and market slower in Madison trade
Wisconsin cheddar market unsettled with generally fair to good movement. Supplies ample across styles except regular mill type longhorns tightening in some cases. Aged styles in good demand with light supply. prices: cheddars 35-38 percent, 40 pound blocks 35-38 percent, single daisies 33 percent, longhorns 38 percent, midgets 37-40 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Substitute judge presides over Ruby trial in Dallas
Dallas Texas substitute judge J Frank Wilson began presiding over Jack Ruby’s murder trial after a bench dispute with defense counsel Melvin M Belli. Ruby stands accused of killing Lee Harvey Oswald, with Brown ill and out, Wilson seated under a temporary administrative order.
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Dallas
Tex
J. Frank Wilson
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Melvin M. Belli
Belli
Wilson
Joe B. Brown
Brown
Henry M. Wade
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas A. Blankenship
Administrative Judicial District of
Texas
U.S. House
Congress
Dist
Atty
Wade
Stock List Widen Gains Trade Active
New York stock market improved its gains in fairly active trading this after noon. Volume was about 5.6 million shares, slightly below Monday. Blue chips rose one to three points as the market moved narrowly higher on balance with Du Pont up more than three points and American Telephone up two. General Motors and Chrysler each gained a full point.
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New York
du Pont
American Telephone
General Motors
Chryslers
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Gen. MacArthur
Jim Haugen
Dick Keesey
Jerry Hoff
Dave Nelson
Viking
Keesey
Tiny Welch
Jim Helgesen
Polaris
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