Sheboygan Girl Receives Young American Medal at White House
Jean Ann De Master of Sheboygan North High School received a Young American Medal from President Johnson at the White House. The Tri Hi Y club helper organized activities for mentally retarded children and led volunteer efforts with the First Congregational Church and Girl Scouts. She was one of four teens honored from 53 nominations by 22 states. Nelson praised her service and community impact.
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Washington
Wisconsin
White House
Johnson
Jean Ann de Master
John de Master
Sheboygan North High School
Gaylord Nelson
Jean
First Congregational Church of
Sheboygan
Girl Scouts
Nelson
Two Monroe Men Grooms for Horses at Sandwich Meet
John and David Dickson of Monroe served as grooms for two Glen Cidwell Stables pacers in Sunday races at Sandwich Illinois. David rode Kay's Beauty, winner in both heats of the two year old pacers division. John guided Frontier Jack, placing fifth then seventh in its heats. Bob Welch rode Mr. Goose, which won both heats and set the fastest time for the division. Mr Goose and Kay's Beauty are slated to race again in Sandwich for Mother's Day.
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Monroe
John
David Dickson
Glen Cidwell
Marengo
Sandwich
Ill
Cidwell Stables
Mr. Goose
Bob Welch
Belvidere
Kay’s Beauty
Fatal C123 Strf Crash Probe by USAF
The Air Force investigates the crash of a C123 near Hurlburt Field during touch and go maneuvers killing four and injuring four. Victims include Aiman W. T. Hansley Jr., 33, Sae Shore Village. Staff Sgt. Malcolm R. Cardwell, 29, Mary Esther. Airman Jeff N. Cecil, 31, Fort Walton Beach. Tech. Sgt. Cleo C. White, 44, Eglin AFB.
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Fort Walton Beach
Fila
Air Force
U.S Highway 98
Hurlburt Air Force Field
Jimmy Doolittle
Doolittle
Tokyo
Aiman William T. Hansley Jr
Sae Shore Village
Fla
Malcolm R. Cardwell
Mary Esther
Jeff N. Cecil
Cleo C. White
Eglin Air Force Base
Mother Club Leads Poplar Grove Students on Freeport Trip
The Mother Club of Poplar Grove school accompanied pupils and teacher on a trip to Freeport visiting the Fire Department, post office, Coca Cola bottling plant and Krape Park. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Emil Goecks and several other local residents.
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Spring Grove
Poplar Grove School
Freeport
Fire Department
Post Office
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Krape Park
Emil Goecks
Robert Hafen
Wayne Gempler
Earl Aiken
Marvin Schneider
Merle Austin
Clyde Davis
Reichardt Aims to Repeat as Big Ten Batting Champion
Wisconsin outfielder Rick Reichardt leads the Big Ten with a .591 average and 13 hits in 22 at bats over six games. He seeks to become the first modern Big Ten player to repeat as batting champion, while teammate Hall Brandt sits tenth at .350. Lance Tobert tops the conference with an ERA free of earned runs in 16 innings. Minnesota’s Joe Pollack and Michigan State’s John Krasnan also have 20 records listed.
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Chicago
Rick Reichardt
Wisconsin
Badger
Reichardt
Hall Brandt
Lance Tobert
Minnesota
Joe Pollack
Michigan State
John Krasnan
Right-To-Work Law Beaten in Oklahoma
Oklahoma voters defeated a proposed right-to-work amendment, with 344,890 in favor and 370,524 against as precincts reported. Opponents cheered while supporters considered a recount, delaying a nationwide shift to a law banning compulsory union membership.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
David
Goliath
McNamara says US will continue Cuba overflights
Secretary McNamara states Washington will maintain aerial reconnaissance over Cuba regardless of Soviet transfers of anti air craft missiles to Fidel Castro. He urges on site inspection to prevent deployment of offensive weapons and predicts slow Viet Nam progress and Red China’s weak near term military potential.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Cuba
McNamara
Advertising Council
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Fidel Castro
Viet Nam
Red China
Economy program targets $4 billion annual savings by 1967
The program to cut operating expenses by 4 billion dollars each year through 1967 is on track. If the economy program maintains its current strength, the defense budget is likely to decline relative to other spending in future years.
Swiss List Weak Cheddar Prepped in Wisconsin Market
In Madison Wisconsin the cheddar market shows weakness as the government seeks weekly offers to sell to the CCC beginning May 12. Demand is light to fair with ample supplies. prices for various cheddar forms range from 34 1/2 to 38 cents per pound and blocks from 34 3/4 to 36 7/8. Swiss cheese is weak and unsettled with prices mostly down a half to one cent and very light demand amid ample to fully ample supplies.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Commodity Credit Corporation
GOP Petition Against Reynolds Remap Plan
Republican leaders filed with the State Supreme Court a petition opposing Gov Reynolds two reapportionment plans. They argue the plans would have a great political effect on Assembly and Senate members and are politically motivated without legislative debate or public examination. The filing by Eau Claire attorney Francis J. Wilcox represents Sen Frank Panzer and Assembly Speaker Robert Haase. Assemblyman William Steiger warned that Supreme Court acceptance would Gerrymander Republicans out of existence.
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Madison
State Supreme Court
Reynolds
Assembly
Senate
Francis J. Wilcox
Eau Claire
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Robert Haase
Marinette
GM to Meet With NAACP Over Racial Discrimination Claims
General Motors Corp. agreed to discuss NAACP claims of racial discrimination in personnel policies. Louis G. Seaton, VP for personnel, said GM agreed on April 8 to meet with the NAACP, and the arrangement remains agreeable to the company.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Louis G. Seaton
NAACP
Women's GOP Board To Meet on Saturday
Directors of the Wisconsin Federation of Republican Women will meet in Janesville at the Monterey hotel this Saturday. Federation president Mrs. Rudolp Lange of Delaware says the executive committee meets Friday at the same hotel. Rep. John Ashbrook of Ohio will address the Saturday meeting. General chairman is Mrs. Winston Loosboro of Janesville with aides Mrs. Richard Smith of Beloit and Mrs. Thomas Jeffrey of Janesville.
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Wisconsin Federation of Republican Women
Janesville
Monterey Hotel
Rudolp Lange
Delavan
Federation
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Winston Loosboro
Rock County
Republican Women’s Club
Richard Smith
Beloit
Republican Women
Thomas Jeffrey
Renk Calls for Bonds to Protect Dairy Farmers
Wilbur Renk, candidate for U S senator, told the Jefferson County Federation of Republican Women in Water town that dairy plants should post bonds or insurance to protect farmers selling milk. He proposed cheaper bonding ideas and urged officials to act, noting farmers wait 30 days for payment and deserve full protection amid plant financial trouble and weak state oversight.
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Wilbur Renk
U.S
Jefferson County Federation of Republican Women
Watertown
Renk
Wisconsin
Department of Agriculture
Jobless Aid Dips in Wisconsin April Totals
Wisconsin unemployment compensation payments dropped to 4.721 million in April from 6.443 million in March. The April 1963 figure was 4.851 million, per the State Industrial Commission report.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Industrial Commission
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Boy-Ar-Dee
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