Wisconsin faces $28.7 million surplus in state fund projection
Governor Knowles was told by Kaiser and Morgan that current spending would leave a $28.7 million surplus at the end of the biennium. The estimate assumes no new money bills and notes an $18.3 million boost for local governments in shared taxes.
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Madison
Wisconsin Treasury
Warren P. Knowles
George C. Kaiser
State Department of Administration
State
James Morgan
Morgan
Ford Foundation
Joint Finance Committee
Kaiser
Stoughton
Elroy Eichelkraut Rites Tomorrow in New Glarus
Services for Elroy Eichelkraut 49 who died Saturday will be held tomorrow at 1 30 p m at the Swiss United Church of Christ New Glarus Rev Linus Wierwill will officiate with burial in the Swiss Church cemetery Friends may call at Zentner Funeral Home Eichelkraut lived Route 2 Monticello and had pneumonia and a heart condition He was born February 16 1917 in New Glarus Township and married Lorna Marty August 4 1936 They farmed in the area and he worked for Federal Refrigerator Co Belleville He is survived by his wife three daughters two sons a sister a stepfather a half brother and eight grandchildren Passings recorded in this notice.
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New Glarus
Elroy Eichelkraut
St. Clare Hospital
New Glarus Township
William
Amelia Hoesly Eicherkraut
Lorna Marty
Federal Refrigerator Co
Belleville
Swiss United Church of Christ
Lorene Webber
Madison
Maribeth
Shirley
Barry
Bradford
Leland Rindy
Jacob Wenger
Carlo Wenger
Waterloo
Paul
Coral Disch
Leamon Disch
Ralph Yaun
Ralph Freitag
Orson
Cloyance Hoesy
Rally Fizzles As New York Stocks Slip
A mild market rally faded in New York today with prices declining again and trading quickening as investors responded to cautious outlooks and mixed signals from key indices.
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New York
240 Residents Tour Municipal Building In Bad Weather
More than 240 residents turned out to tour the new Municipal Building despite rain and wind. The mayor, aldermen, and other officials welcomed visitors to see various offices and equipment, while the High School Symphonic Band performed in the cam eo room. Students included Steve Neuberger John Deininger Nancy Elum Linda Zumbach Tom Nondahl Linda Abegglen Joan Abegglen Norman Abegglen Lora Abegglen John Moritz Ronald Eckstam Philip Peterson Dennis Laube David Krattiger Jeff Kahl Susan Schilt Dan Krattiger David Rufenacht Barbara Ausmus Larry Krattiger Cathy Gempeler Diane Siedschlag Steve Rosa Anna Wuethrich.
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Steve Neuberger
John Deininger
Nancy Elum
Linda Zumbach
Tom Nondahl
Linda Abegglen
Joan Abegglen
Norman Abegglen
Lora Abegglen
John Moritz
Ronald Eckstam
Philip Peterson
Dennis Laube
David Krattiger
Jeff Kahl
Susan Schilt
Dan Krattiger
David Rufenacht
Barbara Ausmus
Larry Krattiger
Cathy Gempeler
Diane Siedschlag
Steve Rosa
Anna Wuethrich
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
A light verse on appetite and survival contrasts eating to live with the idea of living to eat. The speaker muses on the rugged life and the tendency of some to enjoy the mere act of eating as part of existence.
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Clair R. Munns
Trout Limits Hit at Zanders Lake Opening
Old Zanders Lake drew 100 to 125 anglers at peak times Saturday as roughly 2500 of 5000 stocked rainbow trout were taken. Many bagged their limits of ten fish, while water was clear and winds light. A Madison man reported a four pound trout on Dougherty Creek and a Indiana couple praised the fishing as the best ever.
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Zanders Lake
Don Stricker
Stricker
Kert
Madison
Dougherty Creek
Zanders
Yellowstone Lake
Browntown
Astronauts Ready For Tuesday Shot Gemini 9 crews prep for launch in Florida
Caped Kennedy Florida vacationers Healthy and eager on the eve of a bold space adventure Gemini 9 astronauts Thomas P Stafford and Eugene A Cernan study intricate mission details as weather remains the only possible delay ahead of a 12 39 p m EDT Tuesday liftoff following the Agena target rocket.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
Eugene A. Cernan
Miss Ludolph Named New Miss Freeport
Miss Sheron Ludolph was crowned Miss Freeport in the finals held Saturday evening in Freeport. She is the niece of Mrs. Homer Tackett of Monroe and daughter of Morris and the late Morris Ludolph and Mrs. Ludolph of Freeport. The first year student at Freeport Business College will travel to Quincy, NL in July to compete for Miss Illinois.
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Sheron Ludolph
Freeport
Homer Tackett
Monroe
Ludolph
Morris Ludolph
Freeport Businss College
Quincy
Illinois
Tackett
Wisconsin Supreme Court to hear baseball antitrust appeal on June 9
Madison Wisconsin The Wisconsin Supreme Court agreed to hear baseballs appeal on June 9 of its antitrust conviction. An order forcing the National League to file an expansion plan by noon today remained in effect. A conference was set for 2 pm in Milwaukee to decide if the decision should be stayed pending the appeal.
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Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
National League
Elmer W. Roller
Milwaukee
Braves
High Court
Baseball
la Follette
Earl Jinkinson
Supreme Court
Jinkinson
George Currie
Roller
You Must Know Science and Math for Draft Test
About 400000 students took a national draft deferment exam focusing on science and math. The 150 question, three hour test was given Saturday at 1200 colleges nationwide. Results aid local boards in draft decisions. another 600000 will test May 21 and June dates. Harvey Stein noted MIT familiarity would help, but a history major found it tough.
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Washington
Puerto Rico
Panama Canal Zone
Armed Services
MIT
Harvey Stein
Hastings Law School
San Francisco
Holiday Shutdown Leaves Classes Open at Chicago
About 300 University of Chicago administrative workers were granted a holiday while sit-in demonstrators occupied the office building. Classes continued as usual with students attending as scheduled.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
University
Two Men Hospitalized After Weekend Auto Mishaps
Two area men were hospitalized after separate weekend crashes. Robert C. Smith, 23, Footville, fractured knee after a crash with a parked car on First Center Ave in Brodhead. he is in good condition at St. Clare Hospital. Gary Mason, 23, Brodhead, suffered facial cuts and a fractured pelvis and is listed in good condition.
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Brodhead
Robert Charles Smith
Box 224
Footville
St. Clare Hospital
Gary Mason
14Th St
Smith
First Center Ave
Mason
Sheriff’s Deputies
Jonathan P. Rupp
Monticel
Storms lash central U S with tornadoes and hail
Storm system stretches from Southern Illinois to the Carolinas with tornadoes hail and damaging winds. Kansas City Kansas sees injuries and barn loss from lightning start. Crops in Spartanburg and western North Carolina endure hail and heavy rain, while Illinois and Missouri report rapid rainfall totals.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Arkansas
Kansas
North Carolina
Kansas City
Kan
Oklahoma
Missouri
Cedar Creek
Blackwell
Okla
Lake City
Ark
Springfield
Jonesboro
North
South Carolina
Spartanburg
S.C
Cairo
Ill
Cape Girardeau
Ford Calls Society Road to Dictatorship
Rep. Gerald R. Ford accuses the Johnson administration of steering the nation toward dictatorship at a campaign fund dinner. He argues a government large enough to provide all benefits can also seize all possessions and criticizes the so called jaybone method to curb inflation and excessive nonmilitary spending.
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Lenox. Mass
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Johnson
House
Ford
Jaybone
DIES AT MADISON
Vicki Jacobson eight from Janesville died in a Madison hospital today from injuries from a Thursday car strike in Janesville.
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Madison
Vicki Jacobson
Janesville
Janesvile
Weather agency adds precipitation probabilities forecasts
Milwaukee bureau adds probability based rain chances to local zone forecasts. Predicted chances reach 70 percent for today and tonight and 20 percent or less for Monday. Officials emphasize odds improve usefulness without statewide application.
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Milwaukee
U.S
Legion Council Elects Miller as County Commander
The Green County American Legion council elected Nelson Miller of Albany as county commander for a two year term and William Bauer of New Glarus as vice commander. Auxiliary officers chosen were Mrs. William Eberhardt of Monroe as president and Mrs. Ethel Jones of Monroe as vice president. Installation set for Sunday June 26 at 8 p.m. in Monroe Legion Hall with Jake Schurmann supervising. A lunch followed the meeting.
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Green County Council of the
American Legion
Green County
American Legion Hall
Monroe
New Glarus
Monticello
Brooklyn
Albany
Brodhead
Forrest Riese
Roland Larson
Nelson Miller
William Bauer
William Eberhardt
Ethel Jones
Monroe Legion Hall
Third District
Jake Schurmann
Bagley
Wis
Lawyer Kretske Dies After Collapse in Chicago Home
Norton L. Kretske 60 former federal prosecutor and lawyer who faced trial on charges of receiving paintings stolen from a Kentucky church died today. He collapsed at his Chicago home and was pronounced dead at a local hospital.
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Chicago
Norton L. Kretske
Kentucky
Kretske
Concert Slated Here Tomorrow by Monroe High Band
Allan F. Barnard and Vance W. Nelson announce tomorrow night’s 8 p.m. concert in the Monroe High School Little Theater. The program includes multiple marches plus solos by Mike Hughes and Judy Winger with open admission to the public.
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Allan F. Barnard
Vance W. Nelson
Monroe
King Korab
Sunnyland
Colosseum
West Point
Mike Hughes
Christi Ault
Judy Winger
Bonnie Hartman
Linda Schmiedlin
Linda Orton
Kristine Krebs
Greg Wuetrich
Gy Butenhoff
Dick Wilcox
James Kosek
Dean Walters
Linda Bury
Frederick Laeser
Richard Ronald
Beverly Mahle
William Pickett
Dan Schutte
Capt Galli and Family To Arrive Tomorrow
Captain Roger Galli and his wife and daughter Carol Jean will reach New York City tomorrow after three and a half years abroad. He has served in Gelnhausen Germany and England. Galli, son of Assemblyman Fred Galli, expects a month visit with his parents then heads to Luke Air Force Base Phoenix to instruct F 100 pilots. The Gallis returned from Milwaukee where he represented Monroe at the North American Swiss Alliance convention.
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Roger Galli
Carol Jean
New York City
Gelnhausen
Germany
England
Galli
Fred Galli
Luke Air Force Base
Phoenix
Ariz
Johnson Meets Advisors Over Vietnamese Crisis
President Johnson convened top military and diplomatic advisers for an afternoon session to discuss the crisis in Vietnam as Premier Ky cracks down on Buddhist dissidents.
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Chrisis
Washington
Johnson
Nguyen Cao Ky
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Robert Arnot
Marilyn Jacobson
Russell Jacobson
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Thomas N. Burkhard
8Th Ave
Charles Derendinger
7Th St
20Th Ave
Derendinger
Lillian O. Derendinger
Connie J. Dunphy
Linda Schild
15Th Ave
Clarence J. Blum
16Th Ave
Legion Council
Miller
Capt. Galli
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