Stock Market Overhaul Pressure Grows With Supreme Court Role
The Supreme Court narrows immunity of stock exchanges in policing members as Congress and the SEC push for broader regulation of the securities market. The debate centers on how far exchanges can police nonmember firms and protect small investors amid new rules and potential overhaul.
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New York
Supreme Court
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Congress
Protec
Mutual
Pension
Trust
Brokage
Eight Grade Graduation Set for New Glarus Gym
New Glarus Times Special reports the area eighth graders hold graduation at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the grade school gym. The 81 students chose red and white colors with red and white roses for flowers. The class motto is Knowledge Comes, but Wisdom Lingers. C. J. Dahlen will deliver the commencement address introduced by Wayne Kuenzi. Robert Schlintz will present diplomas. JoAnn Hoesly gives farewell and thanks as the eighth grade chorus sings Kentucky Babe. Thomas Schindler conducts the recessional. Invocation and benediction by Rev. Clifford Pedersen. Larry Stuessy gives the class welcome as the chorus performs Down in the Valley. Gregory Engen and Dennis Marty present the class history, Bonnie Hustad and David Erickson the class will, Paulette Paulson and Margaret Schneider the class prophecy. The brass ensemble includes Kris Kubly Thomas Rueter Richard Schröder and Wayne Kuenzi. A baritone My Regards is sung by Larry Stuessy. Steven Hoesly offers the recognition of former teachers.
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Glarus
C. J. Dahlen
Wayne Kuenzi
Robert Schlintz
JoAnn Hoesly
Jeanne Elmer
Thomas Schindler
Clifford Pedersen
Larry Stuessy
Christine Streiff
Gregory Engen
Dennis Marty
Death Takes Brother of Mrs. Bess Truman
George P. Wallace 71 died Friday night at Independence hospital after seven weeks there. He was the brother of Mrs. Harry S. Truman and lived next door to the Trumans. Wallace had been ill since December and retired in 1961 after 27 years as maintenance superintendent for the Jackson County Highway Department. He was active in Democratic politics and served as an election judge for many years.
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Independence
George P. Wallace
Independence Hospital
Harry S. Truman
Trumans
Wallace
Jackson County
Public Service Commission OKays Water Sewer Rate Increase
Madison area: PSC approves rate changes for Fiymways increasing water charges by 11,173 yearly and sewer revenue by 22,403. Electric rates will be reduced. Dial 325-5101 for details.
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Madison
Public Service Commission
We My of Fiymways
Holstein production records highlighted in Vermont report
The Holstein-Friesian Association of America releases a special report from Brattleboro detailing production by registered cows across multiple farms. Individual cows and owners such as A L Andrews South Wayne and John Auestad Argyle appear with figures for milk and butterfat over 305 or 365 days.
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Holstein - Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
A. L. Andrews
South Wayne
Inwood Homestead
Inka
John and
Swen Auestad
Argyle
Pecatonica
Debbie Pride Prilly
Ralph E. Eastwood
Elmer Brook Homestead
Elaine
Elmer Brook Jewel Homestead
College Boards Weigh Budget Cuts Amid Wisconsin Crisis
The State College Board of Regents and Coordinating Committee for Higher Education scheduled special sessions in Madison to probe potential 1963 65 budget cuts due to a looming state financial crisis. The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents will also convene to discuss the same financial contingency.
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Madison
State College Board of Regents and
Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
John K. Kyle
State College Board
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Joint Finance Committee Letter Urges Agencies to Review Spending
The co chairmen of the legislative Joint Finance Committee send a letter to all state agencies urging department heads to consider where spending could be best allocated. The message emphasizes efficiency and potential cuts or reallocations across departments.
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Legislative Joint Finance Committee
Zsa Zsa Sues for 4 Million Over Defamatory Column
Los Angeles actress Zsa Zsa Gabor sues columnist Ai leen Suzy Mahle and King Features Syndicate for 4 million dollars claiming the Jet Set column published last April 22 defamed her by portraying her as fat and subjecting her to hatred and ridicule. She cites denied retractions after formal demands.
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Los Angeles
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Aileen
Suzy
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Frank It. Loebenitz
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Monticello
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Permin Graber
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Nina
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Haberdale Sussex
Sandy
Walter and
Kenneth Haberman
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Will F. and
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