Byrnes Files Show Tax Action on MGIC Stock
Representative John W. Byrnes released files detailing correspondence with former officials on the tax treatment of Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp stock. The review by federal panels focuses on possible conflicts related to savings and loan executives and Robert G. Baker’s stock purchase. Byrnes reports a $2,300 MGIC stake now valued around $25,000 and urges administrative or legislative resolution.
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Milwaukee
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Secretary of Treasury
Robert Anderson
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp
MGIC
Savings and Loan Association
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Senate Rules Committee
Robert G. Baker
Senate
Byrnes
Milwaukee Sentinel
Internal Revenue Service
Wisconsin Insurance
Paul Rogan
Rogan
Joint
Senate House Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Russell Oram
Treasury
Congressional Tax Committees
Oram
David Lindsay
The
Lindsay
IRS
Bob
Anderson
Fred Schriber Jr
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Airplane Forced to Land Near Adams Township Farm
An airplane en route from Minneapolis to Monroe made an emergency landing on Everett Flannery's farm in Adams Township around 5 p.m. yesterday after running out of fuel. The two men left by vehicle for Monroe and planned to refuel and resume his flight today. The farm lies on County Trunk C in the area previously hit by last summer's tornado.
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Minneapolis
Monroe
Everett Flannery
Adams Township
Flannery
Lubrensky Reveals Stock Profits Tied to MGIC Case
Madison Governor Reynolds fires state official Winkowski over MGIC stock dealings as legal counsel Zubrensky reports a net profit of 647 dollars from 387 MGIC shares bought 1960 1962 and sold 9 11 thousand after broker fees. Washington officials question three MGIC officers as probe unfolds.
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Madison
Leonard Zubrensky
Gov. Reynolds
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp
Milwaukee
Zubrensky
Roman J. Winkowski
State Savings and Loan Department
S Mgic
MGIC
T Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Reynolds
Zabrensky
Wisconsin
Winkowski
Kennedy Fires Up Mass Audience At Goldwater Hit
In Pontiac Michigan the Kennedy family pivoted to direct criticism of Senator Barry M Goldwater at a fund raising dinner. Democratic Senator Edward M Kennedy urged support for President Kennedy policies praising domestic and foreign gains. He attacked Goldwater over positions on progressive income tax voluntary social security and a national right to work with union shop elimination.
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Pontiac
Mich
Kennedy
Barry M. Goldwater
Edward M. Kennedy
Goldwater
Massachusetts
Sen. Kennedy
Alabama guests begin Monroe exchange week in Wisconsin
Members of the Monroe Student Exchange host Alabama partners arriving by bus receive a police escort and attend a welcome session. The week includes dinners dances classroom visits and tours in Monroe and nearby Madison plus a large basketball game Friday. Sponsors include Mrs. Vince Walters and Mrs. William Kelly with local advisers hosting dinners and a tea.
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Monroe
Alabama
Wisconsin
Greenville
Ala
Vince Walters
William Kelly
Greenville High School
Kelly
Gamble
Herbert Ainsworth
Fred R. Simpson
W. R
Schuetze
Orville R. Evans
Oaktron Industries Inc
Monroe Clinic
Swiss Mixed Chorus Delights Turner Hall Audience
More than 300 persons applauded the Swiss Mixed Chorus under Edwin Schuetze last night in Turner hall. The group opened with Swiss numbers and then sang an English selection to the enthusiastic audience. Swiss folk dances by Monroe Swiss wat "trachtegruppe" in canton costumes and numbers by Green County Barbershop Chorus added to the program.
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Edwin Schuetze
Turner Hall
Auudience
Monroe
Wat “Trachtegruppe
Green County Barbershop Chorus
Soviet expels professor after angry U S action
Soviet Union frees 12 year veteran professor Federick Barghoorn, arrested on espionage charges, and expels him as pressure from the United States grows. President Kennedy criticized the arrest and halted planned cultural agreement talks. Barghoorn left on a British plane to London accompanied by plainclothes guards.
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Moscow
Federick Barghoorn
Soviet Union
Planet
London
Barghoorn
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Kennedy
Garghoorn
U.S
Fay’ Kohler
Washington
Amtorg
F104 Fighter Sets High Altitude Takeoff Record
At Edwards Air Force Base Maj Robert W. Smith piloted an F104 Starfighter to 118,860 feet in a ground takeoff feat, surpassing the official Soviet record of 113,890 feet. The Air Force deemed the achievement unofficial.
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Dwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Robert W. Smith
Faces Rough Future Senate Shrinks Aid Before Okaying Bill
The Senate approved an amended foreign aid authorization of 3.702 billion dollars, far below postwar levels, signaling broader cuts ahead. A 63 to 17 vote moved the measure toward final passage, while talks with the House will reconcile differences and set ceilings for actual spending. Senate and House conferees will meet next week amid expectations of further reductions and a grain sale debate shift.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Senate Fiiday
Congress
House
Soviet Bloc
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Hungary
Dedicated teacher Ken ny Allen honored at Hiawatha tribute
Kenneth C. Allen, a longtime Monroe vocational agriculture instructor, was feted in a surprise honoring event at Hiawatha school. Friends described him as a "dedicated" and "real leader" as he received a watch and praise from Supt. Hue nink, Principal Babula, watershed presidents, and county officials for his work with Fun Day planning, adult education, watershed programs, and conservation efforts.
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Kenneth C. Allen
Monroe Voag
Kenneth Allen
Hiawatha
Billy Hartwig
Skinner Creek Watershed Association
Allen
Delbert Indergand
Smock Valley Watershed
Donald Deininger
Richland Creek
Times
Larry R. Lindgren
Smock
Richland
Skinner Creek
Donald Siedschlag
ASCS
Sied
Skinner
Supt
D. J. Huenink
Walter Babula
Huenink
Babula
Myrron E. Jeglum
James Schwoegler
SCS
Seven Colleges Will Get Dorms In Wisconsin Plan
The Wisconsin Building Commission approved plans for dormitories costing about 10.5 million at seven state colleges with a 1965 completion goal. Superior and La Crosse will not receive new dorms. The commission rejected Gov. Reynolds' four 110 bed infirmaries for Central State Colony. Reynolds pledged to press on, while Assemblyman Curtis McKay warned the move could turn the body into a political forum.
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Madison
Wisconsin Building Commission
Superior
la Crosse
Reynolds
Central State Colony
Curtis McKay
R-Mequon
Waukesha Officer Pleads Guilty to 23 Burglaries
Waukesha County Judge William Cale ordered a pre sentencing investigation for former patrolman Donald J. Ehlert 29 who admitted burgling 17 business places in 18 months while on his beat He pleaded guilty to 23 counts of burglary attempted burglary and theft the $1650 mostly cash reflecting mounting debts and family hardship.
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Waukesha
William Cale
Donald J. Ehlert
Ehlert
Warnings Issued as County Probes Gambling Reports
Green County authorities warn organizations and individuals they will be prosecuted under state anti gambling statutes for any gathering with prizes or money as a consideration. Sheriff Deininger and Dist. Atty. Viney cite feather parties bingo enchre and poker games, noting illegal activities in public buildings and events promoted in other cities like Madison.
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Green County
Wilbur E. Deininger
Dist
Joseph D. Viney
Madison
Viney
Sheriff's Department
Monroe
Deininger
Bancroft Pastor Dies in Texas Car Crash
Rev. T. O. Torgeson, 69, formerly of Bancroft Wisconsin, interim minister at Midland Lutheran Church, was killed in a two car collision near Midland Texas on Friday night. Authorities identified him as the victim in the Midland accident.
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Midland
Texas
Wisconsin
T. O. Torgeson
Bancroft
Portage County
Wis
Midland Lutheran Church
Ray Theisen Renamed To State College Board
Gov John W Reynolds reappointed Ray J Theisen of Eau Claire to the State College Board of Regents. Theisen, CMA general manager in Eau Claire, was previously rejected by the Republican controlled State Senate.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Ray J. Theisen
Eau Claire
State College Board of Regents
Theisen
Consumers Co-operative Association
State Senate
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