Farm Problems Awaiting Election
Washington reports that 1965 farm programs depend on the upcoming election outcome. Feed grain rules and cotton supports hinge on rates yet to be set by Orville Freeman, with Johnson likely extending current programs and Goldwater expected to seek cost cuts. Major farm groups also shift influence between National Farmers Union, National Grange and American Farm Bureau Federation.
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Washington
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Orville I. Freeman
Congress
Goldwater
National Farmers Union
National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
Kennedy
Culligan resigns as Curtis Publishing president in dispute
Matthew J. Culligan steps down from the Curtis Publishing Co presidency while remaining board chairman amid a management dispute that led to the suspension of two top aides. The firm publishes the Saturday Evening Post and other magazines. Blair and Kantor led a revolt of 17 executives seeking Culligan's removal. A new president will be named soon.
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Philadelphia
Matthew J. Culligan
Curtis Publishing Co
Curtis
Saturday Evening Post
Culligan
Clay Blair Jr
Marvin D. Kantor
Blair
Kantor
Beloit mail carrier dies after broadside crash near Orfordville
James R. Jordan, 48, of Beloit, a rural mail carrier, was killed when his car was struck broadside on Laird Road three miles southeast of Orfordville. Kenneth O. Lippitt, 19, of Roscoe Illinois, drove the other vehicle and was treated for chest pains at Beloit Memorial hospital. Coroner said Jordan died of head injuries. he was entering a farm driveway used for a turn around. Neighbors noted the driveway had been used for years.
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James R. Jordan
Beloit
Laird Road
Orfordville
Kenneth O. Lippitt
Route 1
Roscoe
Beloit Memorial Hospital
Rock County
Richard McCaul
Jordan
Axel Gilbertson
Marquette Plans $3.68 Million Dormitory Expansion
Marquette University announced a $3,680,000 dormitory to house 700 men, financed by a Federal Housing and Home Administration loan. The site is to be north of Wisconsin Avenue near main buildings, with height details pending site selection. Schroeder Hall currently houses 600 men and will gain a two story addition for 160 more.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
Wisconsin Ave
Marquette
Federal Housing and Home Agency
Schroeder Hall
Justin Dietmeier Succumbs at 66
Justin W. Dietmeier, retired farmer, died at 1 p.m. in Freeport Memorial hospital after a long illness. Born March 8, 1898 in Oneco Township, Stephenson County, he married Vera Baker on November 25, 1920. Survived by his wife and two brothers Clarence R. and Homer Dietmeier. Services at Basswood Methodist church with burial in Basswood cemetery. visitation at Leamon funeral home and church.
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Lena
Ill
Justin W. Dietmeier
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Basswood Methodist Church
Basswood Cemetery
Leamon Funeral Home
Mr. Dietmeier
Oneco Township
Stephenson County
Joseph
Mary Kohn Dietmeier
Vera Baker
Dietmeier
Clarence R
Albuquerque
N.M
Homer Dietmeier
Denver
Colo
Youth Escapes Injury In Illinois Auto Crash
William Brennan of Monroe drove on Illinois Highway 26 north of Orangeville when his car left the road after a curve. It skidded 200 feet into a ditch, sideswiped a utility pole, slid 150 feet more, knocked down another pole, and rolled up an embankment before stopping on the roadway. No injuries reported.
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William Brennan
Monroe
Orangeville
Brennan
Lindsay Crosby Convicted of Disturbing the Peace in Beverly Hills
Lindsay Crosby, 23, son of Bing Crosby, was found guilty by a Beverly Hills jury of disturbing the peace after allegedly pushing a woman off a bar stool. Sentencing is set for Oct. 30 and an appeal was indicated by his lawyer. In Kansas City Susanna Huxley, 20, granddaughter of Sir Julian Huxley, explains her work on Cyrus Eaton's farm to groom cattle for the American Royal Livestock Show.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Lindsay Crosby
Bing Crosby
Crosby
June Palinkas
Sunset Strip
Ter
Julian Huxley
Cyrus Eaton
Ohio
Kansas City
Actress May Wynn Divorces Maverick Co star Jack Kelley
May Wynn wins a divorce from Jack Kelley once seen on Maverick. They wed October 14 1956 and separated February 24. They had no children. Wynn testified Kelley stayed out all night several times and refused to say where he had been.
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Los Angeles
Jack Kelley
Maverick
May Wynn
Miss Wynn
Kelly
Counterfeiting Totals Highlight Year to Date Rise
Rep Wright Patman of Texas told the House that counterfeiting for the current nine months reached 5.9 million dollars, vs 3.4 million for all of last year. He stressed the surge and called for action.
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Wright Patman
Texas
House of Representatives
Oscar Brubaker Rites Thursday
Oscar H Brubaker 79 of Route 4 Freeport died yesterday after brief illness. Services set 2 p.m. Thursday at Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church Davis Ill with burial in Davis cemetery. Visitation at Myers funeral home Dakota 3 p.m. tomorrow to noon Thursday then at church. Survived by Myrtle Afierlbaugh wife four daughters a son 20 grandchildren 28 great grandchildren. Burial details and family notes listed.
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Oscar H. Brubaker
Freeport
Calvery
Myrtle Afflerbaugh
Rock Run Township
Stanley
Lost Act Prompts Quixotic Search for Missing Work
A lighthearted note reflects on a missing act or performance piece and the odd logic behind seeking it. The piece hints at the persistence of artist and audience in recovering what was lost.
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