Wisconsin Legislature votes on pay raises and transit plan
The Wisconsin Senate approved a constitutional amendment to let the legislature raise Supreme Court salaries during terms, after voters rejected similar raises in a recent referendum. The plan would set chief justice at 26,000 and new justices at 25,000, with circuit court pay at 20,000. The Senate also passed a bill to create a southeastern transit authority and a separate measure allowing taverns to sell beer and liquor during election hours, which the Assembly preliminarily approved before opposition halted final passage. The Assembly also killed a bill restricting auto insurance cancellations and backed a resolution urging Congress to adopt Edmund Zawacki’s open cities plan for USSR-US youth exchanges.
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Madison
State Senate
Supreme Court
Raymond Rice
R-La- Crosse
Assembly
State Assembly
Vincent Mathews
Mathews
Allen Flannigan
Milwaukee
Curtie McKay
R - Meanon
Senate
Congress
Edmund Zawacki
University of Wisconsin
Zawacki
Soviet Union
United States
Policies Blamed for Insurance Shortfalls Spark Debate
A political figure accuses insurers of mismanaging funds and warns that policies without enough safeguards threaten public finances. The exchange highlights distrust over coverage levels and responsibility for protecting citizens.
Mrs Myrtie Theobald Dies at 90 in Dodgeville
Mrs Myrtie Theobald age 90 of Mt Horeb died yesterday in a Dodgeville hospital after a long illness. Services will be at 2 p m tomorrow in the Middlebury church with calling after 2 p m at Gesme funeral home. The former Myrtle Powers was widow of Charles Theobald who died in 1946. She had been a Mt Horeb resident 14 years. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Ethel Hill Pardeeville and Mrs Warren Thomas Mt Horeb and two grandchildren.
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MT. Horeb
Myrtie Theobald
Horeb
Dodgeville
Middlebury
Gesme Funeral Home
Theobald
Barneveld
Myrtle Powers
Charles Theobald
Mt. Ho
Orangeville social notes from Mrs. Glen E Bolender
Orangeville residents and visitors share multiple Sunday gatherings and travels. Grover Starr and George Starr head home to Barron Wisconsin after Florida winter visits while Dora Meinert joins Blanchardville kin in Oberlin circles and Ellen Goodhart tours the Ozarks with Freeport teachers.
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Grover
George Starr
Dora Meinert
Blanchardville
Lester Schulz
Barron
Wis
Florida
Arthur Miller
Susan Olson
Fr. Atkinson
Stella Boyer
Brenda Boyer
Oscar Phillips
John Foss Dakota
Vera Heck
Stanley Hulbert
Messrs. and Mies
Percy Harless
Monroe
Ralph Frautschy
Delbert Stabenow
Chester Wallman
Ellen Goodhart
Ozark Mountains
Freeport
Hot Springs
Ark
Los Ulrich
Waunesean
Albert Schulz
Lowell
Orangeville
Lyle Longamore
Martin Hanley
Davenport
Budd Longamore
LeRoy Thorn
Floyd Dietmeier
Orland Priewe
Green
Donna
Diane Dietmeier
Virgil Dietmeier
Steel Profits Turn Corner Now For 1963
New York steel profits show improvement in early 1963 as several firms report higher first quarter earnings than the dreary end of 1962. Labor talks delayed and depreciation rule changes affect comparisons, but production climbs and industry outlook remains hopeful for a year ahead.
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New York
Armco
Jones and Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Weapon City
Anu
Youngstown
Slater
US Treasury
Youngstown Sheet
Sunday Closing Plan Killed by Gov Rolvaag
Gov Karl F Rolvaag vetoed a Sunday closing bill that passed both houses of the Minneapolis Legislature by good margins. He called it confusing and inconsistent and said it would mainly shut down discount stores and hardware stores operating on Sundays in suburban areas around Minneapolis and We All Bee-a-weekets.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Karl F. Rolvaag
Minneapolis
Rolvaag
Leo Sebald Appointed College Group Adviser
Leo Sebald guidance director of Monroe High School is named among 14 educational leaders from Southwestern Wisconsin appointed as advisers for Platteville State College School of Education. Dr. Harold Hutcheson, dean, urged the committee to advise on curriculum, professional courses, student teaching, recruitment, and all teacher education program aspects.
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Leo Sebald
Monroe High School
Wisconsin
Platteville State College
Harold Hutcheson
School of
Auto Safety Checks Begin in Wisconsin Communities
MADISON The annual May June auto safety check campaign starts this week in many Wisconsin communities. Sponsored by automobile manufacturers and a national magazine, the program offers voluntary inspection services to motorists.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Vehicle safety program gains broad city county support
The Motor Vehicle Department reported 45 municipalities and 22 counties have joined the program with more expected. An official inspected Gov. Reynolds' car Monday and placed one of the official circle of safety stickers on it.
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Motor Vehicle Department
Gov. Reynolds
Three Millionth Patent Granted Since 1836
The Patent Office marks three million patents issued since its 1836 opening. The three millionth patent covers a device described as a dapattae vice, as recorded in the era’s filing records.
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Nhl Tafticuc
Embassy to reopen Cairo Paris diplomatic ties
Gamal Mansour arrived in Cairo to reopen Cairo France relations as charge d affaires for the United Arab Republic. The embassy had been closed since Cairo broke with France in the 1956 Suez conflict.
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Gamal Mansour
Cairo
France
United Arab Republic
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