AP executive De Luce to speak at Wisconsin convention
Dan De Luce of New York City a general executive of the Associated Press will be the principal speaker at the Wisconsin Associated Press Association spring convention in Wausau May 15 16. De Luce Pulitzer Prize winner veteran AP foreign correspondent now administrative assistant to the AP general manager will discuss AP policy for the future. The two day session will feature a showing of the film Frontiers of News produced by Willard Van Dyke and a program led by Verne Hoffman Racine Journal Times managing editor. He will address editors and publishers from Wisconsin newspapers members of AP.
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Dan de Luce
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de Luce
New York
Wisconsin
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Racine Journal-Times
Willard van Dyke
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Los Angeles Examiner
Budapest
Balkans
Poland
Albania
Iran
Burma
North
Africa
Italy
Yugoslavia
Germany
British Mare Gives Birth to Colt at 31
Cinders a 31 year old mare from Alfordby England has given birth to a colt. Cambridge University veterinary expert notes the birth is highly unusual. The mare has a long racing history with the Leaper family, starting as a starter horse at Nottingham and producing multiple foals in recent years.
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Alfordby
England
Cinders
John Jickman
Cambridge University
Marie Leaper
Nottingham
Orangeville Social Notes Highlights Weekend Visits
Mrs Verl Boyer attended the University of Illinois Honors Day with their son Gerald R. Boyer who earned class honors. Many local residents hosted and visited relatives across Illinois and Wisconsin, with gatherings involving the Matzke, Shrier, Balbac, Emrick, Folgate, Dittmar, and Scheider families.
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Verl Boyer
University of Illinois
Champaign
Gerald R. Boyer
Stella Boyer
Joe Larson
Clinton
Glen van Matre
Warren
Lyle Fieldsend
Rockford
Emerson Cain
Freeport
Robert Oakes
Anita
Loran
Mike
Verona
Earl Dittmar
Mary Kaiser
Evanston
Vera Heck
Gertrude Zweifel
Lena Folgate
Kelly Rowan
Madison
Orland Priewe
Adam Zweifel
Ralph Frautschy
Stanley Hulbert
Floyd Dietmeier
Exiled Zimbabwean Leader Challenges Ban for Detainees
Joshua Nkomo and about 100 African political detainees sue Justice Minister Clifford Dupont over a banishment order restricting their movements in Southern Rhodesia. The case arrives as the group seeks relief from the minister's banishment policy.
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Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
Joshua Nkomo
Clifford Dupont
Homemaker clubs elect officers in Round Grove and Jordan Busy Bees
Round Grove members elected Mrs John Rieder president with Mrs Pest as vice president and other officers named including secretary Mrs Henry Babler treasurer Mrs Sam Waelti and sunshine chairwoman Mrs Roy Chesebro. They planned 50 May baskets for Green County hospital and a club trip. Jordan Busy Bees elected secretary Mrs Lawrence Buetzer treasurer Mrs Jake Senn sunshine chairwoman Mrs Charles Hartwig Sr and health safety chair Mrs Emerson Wells. They set a bus trip to Oshkosh June 9 to tour Oshkosh Overall Factory and Deltax Rug Co Browntown group will accompany. Next meetings set for Sept 15 at Mrs Waelti home and Sept 8 at Mrs Emerson Wells home.
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Round Grove
John Rieder
Round Grove Homemakers
Lowrance Pest
Route 4
Pest
Henry E. Babler
Sam Waelti
Roy Chesebro
Sunshine
Walter Wyss
Green County Hospital
Rence Buetzer
Jake Senn
Charles Hartwig Sr
Emerson Wells
Morgan Johnson
Oshkosh
Oshkosh Overall
Deltax Rug Co
Browntown
Unionist Given Attack Sentence
Judge Claude Wagner in Montreal sentenced Hal C Banks to five years in prison for conspiring to wound a rival union official in 1957. Banks stood with two Quebec police officers as the former Seafarers International Union of Canada president showed no emotion. The victim, Capt Henry Francis Walsh, who worked as an organizer for the Canadian Merchant Service Guild, was beaten August 18 1957 in a hotel parking lot in Owen Sound Ontario.
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Montreal
Claude Wagner
Hal C. Banks
Quebec
Seafarers International Union of Canada
Wagner
Henry Francis Walsh
Stamps Bear Washington Portraits on Dozens of Issues
More than seventy postage stamps have featured George Washington, including fifteen distinct three cent designs. The widespread depiction reflects the founding father’s enduring presence in U S philately.
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George Washington
Johnson appeals to unions to curb wage demands
President Johnson urges labor leaders to follow government guideposts for wage settlements to curb inflation as the economy grows. He speaks to 139 union chiefs and wives at a White House dinner and warns against inflation threatening progress. Some union leaders already plan to ignore the guideposts this year.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Lining Draperies Benefits Outlined
Lining draperies protect material from sun damage, help them hang better, and improve outward appearance.
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