Life Scout Honors Awarded for Troop 114 Ceremony
Edward M. Adam led a Court of Honor at St. John's United Church of Christ where Kurt Adam and William Kubly received Life Scout ranks. The two lads are the first Life Scouts in recent troop history. Troop 114 begins a week at Canyon Camp, Apple River, starting June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Edward M. Adam
Advancement Committee
Kurt Adam
William Kubly
Alvin Kubly
Kubly
Adam
Richard Tschanz
Tom Casey
Mathew Eraser
Henry Grundahl
Canyon Camp
Apple River
New Soviet Rockets Success Tass Says
The Soviet Union reports successful launches of improved carrier rockets for space objects on May 18 and 25. Tass notes flights of 8,000 miles into the Central Pacific. The article also references US foreign aid debates and April 25 testimony by Clay on aid totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tass
Moscow
Soviet Union
Clay Discusses Possible Cuts to Reach 4.3 Billion Target
In hearings, Clay suggested the lowest feasible cut to meet a President requested 4.5 billion expenditure. He later provided a country-by-country list aiming to reduce to 4.3 billion, but the quantities were not printed in the public committee records.
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Clay
Committee
Clay forecasts aid cut to four point three billion dollars
General Lucius D. Clay told Congress the rock bottom foreign aid figure for the next year could be four billion dollars, about a half billion below Kennedy’s request. He urged concentrating funds in fewer countries and warned a lower total would require adjustments in the Alliance for Progress.
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Latin America
Alliance For Progress
Clay
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Washington
Lucius D. Clay
Congress
Kennedy
Committee On Foreign Aid
United States
Cornelius Gallagher
House Appropriations Committee
Klassy Heads New Glarus Business Association
Roger Klassy elected president of the New Glarus Business Association with Fred Meyer as first vice president, David Hogson second vice, and James Schroeder secretary treasurer. Other officers named alongside lists of members. separate note on AFL CIO leader George Meany criticizing colonial powers role in Africa and urging US air program expansion before a House committee.
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NEW Glarus
Times
Roger Klassy
New Glarus Business Association
Fred Meyer
David Hogson
James Schroeder
Marshall Ingwell
Walter Wenger
Kenneth Hoesly
Richard Meonmacotatee
Kreb
George Meany
Afl-Cio
United States
Meany
Clay Committee
House Committee
Richard Seam Palmer Knobel
Wisconsin Senate Approves Cheese Display Funding at World Fair
The Wisconsin Senate backed a 35 000 state appropriation to produce a 12 ton cheese for display at the 1964 New York World Fair in a 30 1 vote with Fred Risser the sole dissenter. The chamber also rejected a measure prohibiting disposable glass bottle distribution of beer in a 24 8 vote.
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Raymond Rice
Lacrosse
Lions Club appoints new troop committee and leadership
Robert Ethridge assisted by Alvin Kubly and Dr. George Barry leads the group with Herbert Booth as institutional representative. A new troop committee is named with Edward M. Einbeck as chairman as part of community citizenship and home repair initiatives.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Central Pacific
Adam
Robert Ethridge
Alvin Kubly
George Barry
Herbert Booth
Lions Club
Edward M. Einbeck
Tom Casey
Mathew Eraser
Henry Grundahl
Edward M. Adam
Canyon Camp
Apple River
Walter Wenger Named Chairman for July 24 Special Event
Walter Wenger has been named chairman of a special event set for July 24. Directors named include seam Palmer Knobel and ichard Voegels with Palmer Knobel and Richard Voegels serving as directors.
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Kably
Doreen I. Steensrud
Mrr
Otis Thompson
Blanchardville
Nas
Women’s Army Corps Center
Fort McClellan
Ala
Steensrud
Women’s Army Corps
Appropriations Committee
Thomas Morgan
D-Pa
House
Klassy
Glarus
NeAas
Stuessy
Funeral Tame
Monroe
Wisconsin
Penney
Jamaica
Penney’s
Selby
Birmingham
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U.S
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