Work Resumes For Legislature On New Tax Plan
Gov Nelson meets with Democratic lawmakers to push a compromise tax revision aimed at balancing the state budget and funding property tax relief. Republicans and Democrats weigh plans including sales, income, and withholding changes, but consensus remains distant as session proceeds.
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Madison
Nelson
Assembly
Governor's Revenue Survey Commission
Wisconsin
Blue Ribbon Committee
GOP
Dakota School Setup Success
The Dakota Community Unit high school, opened in 1956, consolidates 23 rural districts into a single junior and senior high with 350 pupils and four primary centers. Principal Gene Kleckler notes expanded courses, earlier access to music science and languages, and a new electronic language laboratory for Spanish instruction guided by Martin Moreno.
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Community Unit
Illinois
Dakota School
Dakota
Joe Simmons
Davis
Rock Grove
Silver Springs
Times
Dakota Consolidated
Martin Moreno
Marvin E. Tessneer
Gene Keckler
Kieckler
Kleckler
New Mexico
Moreno
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Hears Rep Schaneverg Warn Cross Road
Rep Henry C Scnaneverg of Burlington keynoted the Wisconsin Farm Bureau convention in Wausau warning America faces a cross road in history. He praised freedom and individual expression while urging a path that keeps the nation leading the world toward a fellowship of free peoples. He contrasted this with a view that only a few should rule the masses.
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Henry C. Scnaneverg
Burlington
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
America
Bureau
Wausau
Nursing Home Group Selects 1962 Officers
District nursing home association officers for 1962 were elected last night at the Richard R. Wagner home. New officers are Grant Hurley of Union Grove as president, Mrs Eileen Wagner as vice president, Mrs Clara Dutten of Kenosha as treasurer, and Mrs Albert Molir of Janesville as secretary. Ruth Scrade, a surgical nurse at St. Clare Hospital, spoke on the American Nurses Foundation program regarding nursing home standards.
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Districtursing Home Association
Richard R. Wagner
10Th Street
Grant Hurley
Union Grove
Richard
Eileen) Wagner
Clara Dutten
Kenosha
Albert Molir
Janesville
Bruno H
Ruth) Scrade
St. Clare Hospital
American Nurs Foundation
German Nazi Spy and Wife Plead Guilty in U.S. Case
Adolf Werner, 51, of Karlsruhe West Germany and his wife admitted spying for the United States before a district military court. Werner, a former Waffen SS sergeant, said he did almost nothing for the Americans while serving as head of a department store shoe department in Karlsruhe.
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U.S
Kiev
Soviet Union
Waffen SS
United States
Adolf Werner
Karlsruhe
West Germany
Werner
Laird Seeks Army Version Of Fort Lewis Complaints
Wisconsin Congressman Melvin R. Laird says he will meet Army officials Wednesday to address complaints about Fort Lewis conditions. He cites reports from 32nd Division personnel and their families, including heat and supply issues, and notes reports about Ft Riley. He questions funding and plans for the 32nd Division and possible reassignment of the 4th Division.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Army
Ft. Lewis
Laird
32Nd Division
Ft Riley
Kan
Wisconsin
410Th Signal Company
House ‘Appropriations Committee
Secretary of Army
Stahl
Army Budget
Carlisle P. Runge
Defense
Congress
Rockefeller ends search for son in New Guinea jungle
Gov Nelson Rockefeller aborts the fruitless hunt for his youngest son Michael in the treacherous New Guinea wilderness. He leaves the Meurake search headquarters with reporters saying chances of finding Mike are greatly diminished and that a miracle could happen but realism governs.
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Hullanuia
New Guinea
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Michael
Mike
Rockefeller
Merauke
First U S Orbit Try Chimp Trail Blazer Set For Launch
Sometime after dawn Wednesday a young chimpanzee from Africa will ride three orbits in a two ton space capsule aboard an Atlas rocket. If successful, a U.S. astronaut will follow with a longer space flight around the world after Christmas or New Year. Ham, the only trained chimp with flight experience, helped pave the way after a Redstone test last January.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Africa
U.S
Christimas
Earth
Ham
Redstone
Space
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Virgil I. Grissom
Pentagon Given Times Proposal
The Monroe Evening Times suggested an immediate non political survey of Ft Lewis conditions by a panel of Wisconsin editors with military backgrounds. Rep Henry C Schadeberg said he relayed the idea to McNamara and Stahr and would not join a congressional junket to Ft Lewis. Maj Gen Ralph J Olson approved the concept, noting the 32nd Troops could benefit from an impartial inspection of facilities.
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Monroe Evening Times
Ft. Lewis
Wisconsin
Pentagon
Henry C. Schadeberg
Eo Ning Times
Alvin O’konski
Schadeberg
Defense McNamara
Army
Stahr
32Nd
Ralph J. Olson
Monroe
Washington
Smith
O’konski
Konski
Kennedy voices support for freedom of choice in East Europe
President Kennedy told Izvestia editor Alexei Adzhubei that the root East West trouble is Moscow’s push to spread communism across the world. He urged respect for free elections and warned against imposing communism by force while Berlin and nuclear test agreements loomed as key steps toward broader disarmament.
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Washington
Kennedy
Alexei Adzhubei
Izvestia
Khrushchev
U.S
Eastern Europe
Berlin
Europe
West Berlin
United States
Monroe Lions Set Minstrel Show Dates Across Three Nights
Monroe Lions Club members approved March 27 28 and 29 for the next City Band Lions Minstrel show. Civil War Round Table of Madison member George Weber spoke on Easily Forgotten Items of the Civil War and noted the Iron Brigade of Wisconsin as a premier unit. Dr John Irvin the club president announced another fall auction and urged members to set aside items year round.
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Aemmers
Imonroe Lions Club
Lions
George Weber
Round Table
Madison
Iron Brigade
Wisconsin
John Irvin
Monroe teen crowned queen of Foreign Type Cheesemakers Ball
Sandra Kay Burgi a 19 year old Monroe High School graduate will be crowned queen of the Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association Ball to be held in Turner Hall. The event features wrestling classes at 2 p.m. and a night dance by Roger Bright and his Polka Jacks. Burgi, secretary at Monroe Cheese Corp, is a lifelong Monroe resident with one sister Susan, and her parents Mr and Mrs August Burgi.
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Monroe High School
Sandra Kay Burgi
Turner Hall
Miss Burgi
Monroe
Arizona
Mesa
Ariz
Susan
Monroe Cheese Corp
Fred
Fritz) Kummer
David Seeholier
Monticello
Joe Birk
Joseph M. Wels
Bowles Accepts New Roving Post
President Kennedy designates Chester Bowles as special representative and adviser on African Asian and Latin American affairs with focus on new and developing nations. Bowles will report to Kennedy and to Secretary of State Rusk, ending rumors of resignation after his removal as No. 2 at State.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
State Department
Kennedy
White House
Bowles
Pierre Salinger
State Rusk
Lost Division row over 32nd readiness storm at Ft. Lewis
At Ft. Lewis a battle of charges erupts between Rep. O Kon ski and Maj. Gen. Herbert Smith over 32nd Division readiness. Sen. Proxmire arrives as claims of obsolete tanks and shortages clash with statements that tanks are mostly operable and inspections inflate issues.
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Smith
O’konski
Seeng
Cheddar cheese market steady with strong aged demand
Cheddar trade shows steady activity with good interest in aged cheese and increased movement to gift cheese. Supplies of all styles are ample. Prices listed for cheddars 36-38 percent, 40 pound blocks 36-39, single daisies 37-38, longhorns 38-39, midgets 38-40.
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Ese Vnisitt
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Gen. Smith
JFK
Cheesemaker Queen
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