Byrnes Poised for Wisconsin Primary Favorable Role
Rep. John W. Byrnes of Wisconsin is expected to announce in November a willingness to run as a favorite son for the 1964 Republican nomination to block Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller in the Wisconsin primary. Laird said both Goldwater and Rockefeller assured they would not enter Wisconsin if Byrnes runs. The Wisconsin primary massed GOP leaders at Green Bay to toast Byrnes and discuss strategy ahead of the March 7 filing deadline.
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Richard P. Powers
Washington
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Melvin R. Laird
Wis
Byrnes
Laird
Green Bay
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
William Miller
Leslie C. Arends
Ilinois
House Gop
Bob Wilson
Californi
GOP
Congressional Campaign Committee
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
House Republican Conference
House Republican Policy Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Reynolds
Wisconsin Primary Tests Byrnes and Reynolds Ballots
The Wisconsin primary could serve as an early test of voter sentiment with Byrnes on the Republican ballot and Reynolds on the Democratic ballot, as a favorite son arrangement mirrors national politics and Kennedy era dynamics.
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Wisconsin
Kennedy
Byrnes
Reynolds
Parsons May Acquire Old Carthage Campus
Carthage College trustees meet in Kenosha November 12 13 to discuss disposing of the Carthage Illinois campus. Parsons College in Fairfield Iowa is reported negotiating to buy the Illinois campus which has been in restricted use since Carthage opened a new school in Kenosha.
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Fairfield
Iowa
Carthage College Board of Trustees
Kenosha
Ilinois
Carthage
Parsons College
Tlinois
Home Delays Parliament Opening to Campaign Pace
Prime Minister Lord Home defers opening of Parliament by two weeks to November 12 to pursue new policy and lead the Conservative party from the Commons floor. He must win a seat. a special election is planned for Kinross and West Perth in Scotland. Labor leader Harold Wilson opposes the move and pressed him at No 10 Downing Street. Parliament meets Thursday to wind up old-session business.
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London
Lord Home
House of Commons
Home
Commons
Harold Wilson
Laborarty
Wilson
No. 10
Downing Street
Kinross
West Perth
New Insurance Activities Gain in Wisconsin 1962
Madison reports that Wisconsin licensed 28 insurance companies with assets of 2.8 billion for 1962. Insurance Commissioner Charles Manson highlighted new firms adding 8.5 million in assets and boosting state employment and resources. The year saw six new Wisconsin firms, down from nine previously, while out of state licenses rose from 31.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Insurance Commission
Gov. Reynolds
Charles Manson
Manson
New Plant Project Cuts Hamilton's Net
Hamilton Manufacturing Co of Two Rivers reports nine month 1963 earnings of 853 217 on sales of 22 110 085, down from 970 554 in 1962. E P Hamilton says costs of moving to a new plant are included and orders backlog is up 17 percent versus a year ago.
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TWO Rivers
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
E. P. Hamilton
Lemass praises cordial U S atmosphere toward Ireland
Prime Minister Sean Lemass returning from the United States notes a noticeably cordial and friendly atmosphere toward Ireland during his visit. The strong positive impression underscores improved U S Irish relations and mutual goodwill.
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U.S
Dublin
Sean Lemass
United States
Ireland
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