Wisconsin 1963 Legislature Ends Brief Fall Session
Madison closes a short fall session lifting some tax burdens while widening gaps with Gov. Reynolds. Key actions include rejecting a quick highway program push, repealing the $2 state income tax filing fee, restoring school aid, and trimming the projected surplus by about $18 million. Debate over electricity tax repeal and the Public Service Commission appointment to Richard Zaborski leaves a pending issue for April return.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Omaha
Democratic Assembly
Robert Huber
West Allis
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Alfonsi
Assembly
Senate
Richard Zaborski
Public Service Commission
Milwaukee
GOP
George Thompson
Arthur L. Padrutt
Zaborski
Senator Bice Denounces Paper's Lobbyist Talk Story
Sen Raymond Bice denounces a Capital Times report as a lie saying he counseled a lobbyist on a campaign contribution to the Republican Party. The paper cites a Tuesday restaurant overheard conversation with lobbyist Robert Kay. a $500 Democratic contribution by C L Hidde tied to the talk is on record.
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Madison
Raymond Bice
Rice
Robert J. Kay
Kay
Society of Wisconsin Chiropractors
Capital Times
C. L. Hidde
Watertown
Democratic Party
Secretary of State
Hidde
Senate
State Board of Examiners
Chicago Judge Returns to Seek Probe of Conduct
Chicago Municipal Court Justice Cecil Corbett Smith 69 says he will return to the city to urge police to investigate his conduct after being barred by Chief Justice Augustine J. Bowe due to a long relation with slain hoodlum Leo Foreman 42. Foreman was found dead in a car trunk amid reports of a crime syndicate loan shark links via Sam De Stefano who phoned Bowe asking if Smith is a harmless old man and claiming he put money in the bank to influence Foreman.
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Chicago
Cecil Corbett Smith
Municipal Court
Leo Foreman
Smith
Augustine J. Bowe
Bowe
Sam de Stefano
Foreman
de Stefano
Justice Bowe
Judge Smith
Cheesemakers Open Cage Season Against Sun Prairie
The 1963-64 season opens tonight in the local gymnasium with Sun Prairie as the opponent. Varsity tip off at 8 p.m. and the B game at 6:45 p.m. Probable starters for Coach Lee Mitchell include Keith Burington Jim Dearth Jim Bidlingmaier Tom Mitchell and Bob Buchholtz.
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No Monthe Cheesemaker’s
Sun Prairie
Lee Mitchell
Chargers
Keith Burington
Jim Dearth
Jim Bidlingmaier
Tom Mitchell
Bob
Bucky) Buchholtz
Larkin Elected President of Green County Teachers College Board
James Larkin of Brodhead was elected president of the Green County Teachers College board at an organizational meeting. The retired Brodhead teacher succeeds the late C. M. Stauffer of Monticello. Other members include Harvey H. Holland and Rudolph T. Haskey, with County Superintendent Rudolph T. Haskey as secretary. Discussion covered a recent Wisconsin Rapids meeting about county colleges.
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James Larkin
Brodhead
Green County Teachers College Board
Larkin
C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
Harvey H. Holland
Monroe
Rudolph T. Haskee
Wisconsin Rapids
Thomas Recovers From Heart Attack In Detroit Hospital
Owel Thomas, a 11 year old author and newscaster, has been discharged after treatment for a heart attack at a Detroit hospital.
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Detroit
Owel Thomas
Public PTA Meeting to Address Adolescent Behavior
The Junior High PTA hosts a public meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. Ray Redding, chief social worker at Wisconsin Diagnostic Center, will discuss the behavior of early adolescence, with a Q A session after the talk. Parents may submit questions in advance. The Cadet Rhythmaires will provide music and refreshments will follow.
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PTA
Ray Redding
State of Wisconsin Diagnostic Center
Madison
Redding
Graduate School of Social Work
University of Consin
University Medical School
Nathan Goetz
Cial
Dave Gooding
Linda
Abegglen
Mrs Ida St John 93 founder’s widow dies in Monroe
Mrs Ida Caroline York St John 93 widow of Monroe Business Institute founder Edwin L St John died at St Clare hospital from complications after a hip fracture. She came to Monroe in 1906 with her husband after living in Madison and Oregon and was active in First Methodist WSCS and Eastern Star. Survived by daughter Marion Abraham granddaughter Phoebe Brandenburg six great grandchildren. Services 1 30 p m Monday Stuessy funeral home. Burial Forest Hill Madison.
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Monroe Business Institute
Ida C. St. John
23Rd Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Edwin L. St. John
Oregon
Business College
Deming and Proctor College
Madison
Ben L
Marion) Abraham
Delivyn
Phoebe) Brandenburg
Monroe
Ella Keenan
Henrietta Lamont
Fred Coward
Lodi
Stuessy Funeral Home
Theo F. Matthews
Harold Allison
Forest Hill Cemetery
Polio Victim Sues Over Sabin Vaccine
ORTLAND Oregon Dr Paul O Ritcher 53 head of Oregon State University entomology department files a 1 million dollar damage suit against Sabin oral vaccine manufacturer Charles Pfizer and Co and Northwest Drug Co distributor alleging the vaccine caused his polio contraction. Rushford New York author Philip Wylie suffers smoke inhalation and shock when a fire destroys a wing of his summer home. treated by a doctor and taken to a relative's home.
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Ortland
Ore
Paul O. Ritcher
Oregon State University
Ritcher
Charles Pfizer and Co
Northwest Drug Co
Washington State
Rushford
N.Y
Philip Wylie
Byrnes Fav Son Bid Remains In Doubt In Wisconsin
Wisconsin Republican leaders express doubt that Rep John W Byrnes will pursue the 1964 favorite son presidential bid amid questions about his MGIC stock dealings. Byrnes defends ethics while facing senate probes into Baker fortunes linked to the same stock.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
John W. Byrnes
Byrnes
Melvin Laird
Warren P. Knowles
Republican National
Robert G. Baker
Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
MGIC
House Republican Policy Committee
Enraged Arkansas farmer kills four relatives and himself
Sheriff reports Sam Penter, 34, shot his wife Juanita 35 and step-daughter Belinda Gairhan 6, then killed mother-in-law 63 and sister-in-law 31 at their home. A birthday party ended in a drunken triple homicide and suicide as the man’s father-in-law arrived with officers after a call from the child’s grandfather.
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Mann
Ark
Ray Holmes
Sammy Penters
Juanita
Belinda Gairhan
W. J. Byrd
Jimmy Moon
Holmes
Penter
Belinda
Byrd
Moon
Trumann
Three Teens Die as Truck Crashes Into Bus
Three Stanton youths aged 16 to 18 were killed when a tanker truck carrying chemicals rammed the rear of a school bus, sending it over a levee into a river backwater. Nine students were injured. Highway Patrolman Duffy said the truck struck from behind on a straight stretch south of town.
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Sean Aly
Sen
J.C. Malone
Joseph Brewer
Neal May
Stanton
Waiter ‘Duffy
Here
United Nations Declares 1965 International Cooperation Year
United Nations General Assembly designates 1965 as International Cooperation Year to mark the 20th anniversary of the organization. The theme centers on strengthened global collaboration and shared goals among member states.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Police Report Three Minor Accidents in Monroe
Monroe police investigated three minor accidents yesterday. At 7:51 a.m. Wade L. Cash backed from a driveway and struck Karen A. Prierce in Edgerton. Norbert L. Gilbertson reportedly left the street and tore up nine feet of lawn at Floriana J. Bender’s home. At 8:38 a.m. a Badger MotorsCo. car rolled in the 1400 block of lhh street, striking Ida E. Casanova’s parked car.
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Monroe
20Th Avenue
Wade L. Cash
Karen A. Prierce
Edgerton
Norbert L. Gilbertson
26Th Avenue
6Th Street
Floriana J. Bender
Lhh Street
Badger Motors Co
Auto Agency
Ida E. Casanova
Pike's Peak Rail Car Runs Away Two Dead
A runaway power car on the Pike's Peak cog railway slid from the rails on a curve near the summit, killing two workers. Robert L. Rathburn, 51, of Colorado Springs, and Raymond W. Claus, 39, of Manitou Springs, died when the car crashed into an embankment as four others escaped.
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Culukadu Sikingd
Colo
Pike's Peak Cog Railway
Robert L. Rathburn
Colorado Spring
Raymond W.claus
Manitou Springs
Nation's Chief Dies of Wound
News reporting President John F. Kennedy was shot in Dallas and died at Parkland Hospital. Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson was nearby, with no immediate oath date. Gov. Connally wounded. First Lady with Kennedy. suspect described. stock market halted briefly as details emerged.
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Dallas
John F. Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Parkland Hospital
John Connally
Texas
Conally
Connally
Lyndon Johnson
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Yarborough
Secret Service
Mal Couch
New York Stock Exchange
Board of Governors
Stock Exchange
Jing
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President Kennedy
Bice
Cheesemakers
College Board
Thomas
Laird
Pike’s Peak
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