Knowles Defends Budget Amid Critics Over 832 Million Plan
Wisconsin Governor Warren Knowles rebutted Democratic critics of his 832 million budget, saying he would slow the rate of increase rather than cut current expenditures. He cited a Sept. 24 Milwaukee meeting and a Taxpayers Alliance event with rival Gov. Reynolds to argue that inflationary costs and necessary aid rises drive the budget. He plans to brief Republican caucuses statewide to build support and will meet President Johnson to discuss the National Guard reorganization and a Western District federal judge seat. He also said he still holds stock in several companies and resigned private posts, calling his holdings a citizen's right.
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Harold Ensor Dies at 67 in Local Hospital
Harold Ensor, 67, died at St. Clare Hospital at 3 35 a m today where he had been a medical patient since February 26 Mrs Ensor is also listed as a medical patient at St. Clare Arrangements are pending
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Report From Selma Sermon Topic and Charity Drive
The First Unitarian Universalist Church in Monroe will host Rev. Peter Rasmussen on Sunday at 10 45 a m with a sermon titled The Shame River A Report From Selma. Rasmussen recently returned from Selma Alabama where he joined ministers in a Negro voting rights march and announced a Monroe to Selma fund to aid underprivileged Negroes with clothing and food. Contributions may be left at First National Bank and Kroger's Market, with volunteer help available by calling Mrs Rasmussen.
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Ala
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Report Accuses NASA of Secrecy
A congressional committee released a two year old report accusing NASA of withholding information on Soviet space activities from the American public. The panel says NASA has not challenged military secrecy and should push for fuller public disclosure while balancing national security.
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Most Highways Now Open for Auto Traffic
The Green County Highway Department says all state highways are open with few slick stretches. County roads are mostly open to two way traffic though some are narrowed by heavy drifting, and town roads are open but narrow due to drifts.
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Weather Clouds Over Cape Kennedy Threaten Gemini Launch
Clouds and heavy forecasted conditions at Cape Kennedy threaten the Tuesday Gemini 3 flight of Virgil Grissom and John Young. Ranger 9 launch remains planned Sunday despite probe into a second stage guidance anomaly blamed on ground support equipment. The Gemini crew tested procedures while Kraft manages preparations amid weather uncertainties.
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Cheesemen To Seek Cage Crown Tonight
President Johnson federalized the Alabama National Guard over fears of domestic violence during the Selma to Montgomery voting rights march. The move, announced by George E. Reedy, authorizes use of U S armed forces as needed, heightening tension surrounding the 50 mile protest led by civil rights leaders and Dr Martin Luther King Jr.
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Doctors rule out surgery for Pantaleon twins
In Houston Texas doctors say operation to separate Ruth and Duke Pantaleon, 17 days old, would be fatal for one twin due to a shared heart chamber. Dr. Buford Nichols of Texas Children's Hospital notes the medical risk while church figures call the idea immoral. The Puerto Rico family awaits medical guidance as the decision rests with physicians.
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Wisconsin Braces for Spring as Temperatures Plunge
Bitter mid January chill grips Wisconsin with extreme lows in the teens below zero. Milwaukee reports 26 below at 7 a.m. while Superior records 26 below and Stevens Point 20 below as the day begins.
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Doomed Pilgrim Boat Sinks Near Bhakra Dam
Fifty two people are feared drowned after a boat carrying religious pilgrims sank near Bhakra Dam about two hundred miles north of New Delhi. Indian authorities reported today.
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Policeman Beaten in Madison Crowd Attack
Patrolman Richard Osterroth was assaulted while arresting two men after a street fight near the University of Wisconsin. He collapsed at a hospital with head and internal injuries but was listed in satisfactory condition. Charles Hargrove was charged with disorderly conduct and obscene language.
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Governor Signs Fast Time Bill Extends Wisconsin Daylight Saving
Wisconsin governor Warren Knowles signed a bill extending daylight saving time from last Sunday in April to last Sunday in October to align with national practice. He cited transportation and business efficiency and said labor and industry support grew despite rural opposition. The measure follows previously rejected attempts in 1963 and 1981 and passed both legislative chambers with broad margins.
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Niece of Mrs Remus In Cumberland Mishap
Dianne Gunderson, niece of Mrs Samuel Remus of Monroe, was among passengers in a Cumberland to basketball tournament bus crash. She escaped serious injury and remained able to view the games.
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Monroe Welcomes Cage Squad After Big Win
Monroe High School fans prepare a community welcome for the basketball team after the game tonight. The event is organized by the Monroe Chamber of Commerce with John F. Kundert as chairman and Walter Babula noting the full community invitation. Mayor Walter R. Ekum and other dignitaries will speak, a sheriff's escort from Belleville will meet the caravan, and the band will perform in the school’s M Room.
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Jack Johnson Taken by Death
Funeral services for Jack J. Johnson 43 former Dakota Illinois resident who moved to Brown Deer near Milwaukee five years ago were held at Abiding Savior Lutheran Church Milwaukee. Burial will be Sunset Memory Garden Madison. Surviving wife Claire three daughters Susanna Amy and Nancy parents Mr and Mrs J L Johnson Madison a brother Donald Huntington NY and two sisters Mrs Thomas J Pharo Madison and Mrs A J Griffith Huntington NY.
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Patrice Gaunder Crowned 1965 Junior Miss
Patricia Angela Gaunder 17 from St Joseph Michigan was crowned 1965 Junior Miss at the Friday night pageant in Mobile Alabama, bringing blue eyes and blond hair into the winning spotlight.
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Monroe Set for Finals Against Eau Claire Five in WIAA Meet
Monroe, 25 0, advances to the WIAA state finals after beating Brookfield 83 67 in the semifinals. The Cheesemakers meet Eau Claire, 10 time finalists, at 7 30 p m plus Monroe aims for school best 1955 third place and flag winning averages while Keith Burington leads scoring at 52 through the tournament.
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