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Editorial: Citizens Party Idea From George Romney
The editorial lauds George Romney for centering on citizen needs and urges a Citizens Party approach to politics. It argues Romney’s model seeks direct citizen participation beyond parties to solve national problems and could reshape the 1964 election dialogue.
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George Romney
Romney
Citizens Party
Phe glassAtre
Road of unity carries America forward
Fragmentary line hints at a national path toward unity and progress, suggesting a political or social direction being pursued as the nation moves ahead. The text mentions collective effort and national journey without specific events or actors.
Mrs Kennedy attends London Ballet at the Met
Mrs John F Kennedy made an unscheduled appearance at the Metropolitan Opera House on Wednesday night to see the London Royal Ballet perform.
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London Ballet
New York
John F. Kennedy
Metropolitan Opera House
London Royal Ballet
Rural Youth Day highlights and wartime return in Monroe
A May Day gala at Turner Hall celebrates Monroe Rural Youth Conservation Day with 1,500 students teachers and parents as rural youth winners receive plaques and loving cups. Nearby Valley Forge hospital in Pennsylvania welcomes 10-year-late repatriated GIs from Korea.
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Valley Forge Military Hospital
Pennsylvania
Tokyo
Turner Hall
Monroe
Lauritz Melchior
Madison
Gempler
Deaths of Henry M. Neely and Jessica McCullough Weis
Henry M. Neely aged 84 a retired Hayden Planetarium lecturer and astronomy writer died Wednesday. Jessica McCullough Weis aged 62 a Republican U S Representative for two terms from 1958 to 1962 died Wednesday in Rochester New York.
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New York
Henry M. Neely
Hayden Planetarium
Rochester
N.Y
Jessica McCullough Weis
D Day veteran Brig. Gen. Joseph M. Tully dies at 69
San Antonio reports Brig. Gen. Joseph Merit Tully retired 69 died Wednesday. He led first U S troops to land in France by sea on D Day. His passing marks the end of a wartime career highlighted by the Normandy invasion.
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Tex
Joseph Merit Tully
France
Washington dean Catheryn Seckler-Hudson dies at 61
Catheryn Seckler-Hudson, 61, dean of American University's school of government and public administration, died Wednesday from cancer.
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Washington
Catheryn Seckler - Hudson
American University
School of Government and Public Administration
Merrill Fowler Succumbs at 73
Merrill S. Fowler 73 a Spring Grove Township native died at Beloit hospital. Services set for 1 30 p m at M J Hanson funeral home with Rev Herbert Hoover officiating. Burial in Union Cemetery Spring Grove Twp. Survived by a son Kenneth and daughter Erne st Rush plus 11 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
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Township
Green County
Beloit Hospital
Beloit
M. J. Hanson
Herbert Hoover
Union Cemetery
Spring Grove Township
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George W. and
Johanna Zimmerman Fowler
Inga May Kingen
Brodhead
Lost Act Sparks Debate in Digital Era Anew
Fragmentary line hints at a modern policy clash over digital rights and social norms. The note mentions a law or act, public scrutiny, and potential consequences for individuals navigating online spaces.
Dr. Hugh M. Fogo 70 Dies in Arkansas
Burial services for Dr. Hugh M. Fogo formerly of Evansville will be held in Richland Center with earlier services in Harrison Ark. The physician who studied in Germany and later became a threat specialist in Chicago died Saturday in Harrison. His wife Isabelle passed away twelve years ago.
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Hugh M. Fogo
Evansville
Harrison
Ark
Richland Center
Fogo
Germany
Chicago
Isabelle
Surviving Relatives Named in Brief Notice
Surviving are a daughter Mrs. Jennett Locher of Berkeley California and two grandchildren according to the notice.
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Jennett Locher
Berkeley, Calif
Milwaukeean Heads State Dental Association
Dr. Henry L. Kieren of Milwaukee becomes president of the Wisconsin State Dental Association, succeeding Dr. Lloyd O. Skallen of Stoughton. Dr. Timothy Ryan of Waukesha named president-elect, with Drs. Michael J. Del Basso, Charles J. Baumann Jr., and Melvin W. Smith in top posts. Dr. Smith succeeds treasurer Dr. C. P. Collins of Kenosha after 26 years in that role.
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Henry L. Kieren
Wisconsin State Dental Association
Lloyd O. Skallen
Stoughton
Timothy Ryan
Waukesha
Michael J.del Basso
Wauwatosa
Charles J. Baumann Jr
Melvin W. Smith
Janesville
Dr. Smith
C. P. Collins
Kenosha
Juda FFA Honors Highlight School Banquet Awards
The Juda high school FFA banquet celebrated by the gym crowd named Larry Whitehead DeKalb award winner and Fred Siegenthaler outstanding service. Four members Tom Kaderly Gary Goecks Jene Eberle and Larry Whitehead head to Green Lake for state convention while senior agris earn plaques for 400-point careers.
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Roger Bauman
Dennis Davis
Larry Whitehead
Fred Siegenthaler
Tom Kaderly
Jene Eberle
Gary Goecks
Russell Keen
Liedschlag
Sentinel
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DeKalb
David Gruenberg
Pfister
Eberle
Duane Liedschlag
Dick Miller
Clyde Davis
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Roy Binger
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Larry Davis
Robert Erb
Ronald Feldt
Curtis Gobeli
Lenard Gray
Ronald Schmid
Lester Thorp
Lyle Thorpe
Gary Davis
Richard Wunschel
Gary Arn
Larry Arn
Dale Duchow
Woody Keener
Tom Phillips
Mike Sharer
Keith Newcomer
Dennis Zimmerman
Greg Williams
Dennis Wirth
Red Cross drive totals in New Glarus
Jacob Bruni reports a village fund drive total of 413.36 collected for the Red Cross in New Glarus.
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New Glarus
Times
Jacob Bruni
Red Cross
Lost Adt sparks quirky search in town paper
A humorous item notes a lost advertisement and the town paper community investigates the odd clue. Residents share theories about what was missing and who may be involved, turning a routine notice into light local lore.
Wisconsin Senate passes credit card fraud penalty bill
The Wisconsin Senate backed a bill by Sen. Earl Morton raising penalties for fraudulent credit card use to 100 dollar fine and 30 days jail for first offenses and up to 500 dollars and one year in jail for repeats. The measure heads to the Assembly and governor for action.
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Earl Morton
Kenosha
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Wisconsin
Somesshe
Len Allen Busby
Milwaukee
Busby
Martin Schreiber
State Department of Agriculture
William Nuesse
Nuesse
Senate Labor, Taxation, Insurance and Banking
Wisconsin Bankers Split Over Branch Banking Debate
The near split committee heard that 60 to 100 communities may seek branch banks, a policy frozen since 1947 after authorization in 1934. The Badger Association of Banks backs the bill while 207 Wisconsin Bankers Association members oppose branch banking and 116 remain uncommitted.
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Badger Association of Banks
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Mary Pink 87 Lancaster Dies in Long Illness
Funeral services for Mary Pink 87 distant cousin of Marcus Pink Kroger manager were held at 9 30 this morning in St Clem ents Catholic church Lancaster. She died Tuesday in a Lancaster nursing home after a long illness. Surviving are a sister Mrs James Glennon and three brothers George Darlington and John and Henry, all of Lancaster.
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Marcus Pink
Kroger
St. Clement’s Catholic Church
Lancaster
Miss Pink
James Glennon
George
Darlington
John
Henry
Pierce to Run Again for GOP National Committee Seat
Robert Pierce of Menomonie announced his bid for a third term as Republican national committee member at the state convention in Oshkosh on May 25. Pierce, a banker and businessman, has served the GOP as statutory committee head and state party akat Na1quai.
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Madison
Robert Pierce
Menomonie
Oshkosh
GOP
Judge Rules Man Not Guilty by Insanity in Double Slaying
Ronald Rickman, 22, was found not guilty by reason of insanity in a Portage County double murder. Judge Herbert A. Bunde sentenced him to state hospital at Waupun after ruling both killings were ruthless but mental illness caused the act. The victims were Frank Wesley Jr., 60, and his son Robert, 37, shot while cutting pulp wood in Wisconsin Rapids on November 7.
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Stevens Point
Ronald Rickman
Herbert A. Bunde
Bunde
Rickman
State Hospital
Waupun
Goodwill Truck Planned for Orangeville Tuesday
The Goodwill truck will visit Orangeville Tuesday with pickups at Gilbert Abraham quonset building and at residences.
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Orangeville
Gilbert Abraham
AMC sales profits hit midyear marks in 1963
American Motors Corp reported a first quarter profit of 10.29 million or 54 cents a share, up from 8.85 million or 48 cents year earlier. For the first six months, sales reached a record 609.8 million and profits 22.44 million or 1.19 a share, surpassing the prior six months record of 564.6 million.
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American Motors Corp
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