Justices Hear Reynolds GOP Power Dispute
The Wisconsin Supreme Court will decide if it will hear a case over governor Reynolds power to appoint state officials. Reynolds has named about 70 appointees not yet confirmed by a Republican Senate, sparking a clash on appointive authority and Senate confirmation.
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Madison
Supreme Court
Gov. Reynolds
State Senate
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Senate
George Thompson
Roy Tulane
Tulane
John Gibson
J. Jay Kelcher
Kelcher
State Conservation Commission
Leonard Schmitt
Merrill
Schmitt
Si Reynolds
Martin Hanson
Mellen
Milwaukee
Harold J. Jkowski
Krebiozen Sponsor Calls for AMA Debate
Dr. Andrew C. Ivy, sponsor of the cancer drug Krebiozen, challenged AMA President Dr. Edward Annis to a public debate after federal authorities ruled the serum worthless. Annis declined, calling it a platform for a fraud, while Ivy denied the fraud charge and claimed supporting scientific confirmation.
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Washington
Krebiozen
Andrew C. Ivy
American Medical Association
Edward Annis
AMA
Annis
Ivy
Beloit Janesville Center Three Areas Win Branch OK
Madison report says 1965 67 plans call for university extension centers at Waukesha Beloit Janesville and Rice Lake with future sites including Baraboo Clintonville Shawano West Bend Rhinelander Ada Lac Tomah Richland Center Beaver Dam and Lake Geneva. Approval hinges on funding and a bill allowing branch campuses.
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Madison
Waukesha
Beloit-Janesville
Rice Lake
Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Baraboo
Clintonville - Shawano
West Bend
Rhinelander
Ad du Lac
Tomah
Richland Center
Beaver Dam
Lake Jeneva
University of Wisconsin
State Board of College Regents
Bjarne Ulisvik
Platteville
Eugene Kleinpell
River Falls
Kleinpell
Ullsvik
Janesville - Beloit
Whitewater
United Fund total reaches 10,773 in Monroe drive
L. J. Schroeder, who coordinates reports for the United Fund of Monroe, announces the current drive total is 10,773.85 dollars, about 51.4 percent of the 20,950 dollar goal.
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L. J. Schroeder
United Fund of Monroe, Inc
FDA warns destroy smoked fish from Great Lakes area
The FDA urged homemakers to dispose of any smoked fish products from Great Lakes sources or plants, citing seven botulism deaths linked to smoked whitefish and chubs. Michigan firms halted processing after tracing to a Grand Haven plant. two Michigan plants were seized and Chicago ordered inspections.
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Detroit
Great Lakes
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
George Patrick
Larrick
Tennessee
Alabama
Nashville
Michigan
H. J. Dombos and Bro
Grand Haven
Mich
At Kalamazoo
Washington
Chicago
Samuel Andelman
No Botulism Cases Reported in State
Wisconsin officials reported no botulism illnesses linked to smoked fish products ordered destroyed by the FDA. The agency urged throwing out products unless proven not sourced from Great Lakes fish. Dr. Josef Priezler stated no Wisconsin botulism cases from eating the fish and noted none were processed in Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Josef Priezler
State Health Department
Priezler
Polio Vaccine Clinics Begin with School and Public Sessions
Data sheets and registration cards were sent home for the forthcoming oral polio vaccine clinics. Parents should pre-register each child, with a 25 cent per dose fee optional, and return forms to the school or pay on clinic day. Public clinics are scheduled in six counties with dates Nov 1, Dec 13, and Jan 24, plus a school program starting next Wednesday.
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Kathryn Etter
Erratic Ginny Resumes Threat to Carolina Area
Monroe High tops Wisconsin High 33-26 as Monroe offense attacks through passes and runs. Dick Zillman, Chuck Jacobsen, Bob Buchholtz, and Keith Burington spark two 50 yard completions and multiple scores. Wisconsin High fights back but Monroe expands to a 26 13 halftime lead and holds on.
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Lee Fernstaedt
Wisconsin High Preps
Cheesemakers
Monroe
Dick Zillman
Chuck Jacobsen
Bob Buchholtz
Bob Tschanz
Wisconsin
Keith Burington
Buchholtz
Zillman
Jacobsen
Bill Kohn
Burington
Jim Martin
Dan Landis
Bernard Milz
Dave Pick
Rusty Blaser
Tschanz
Bucholtz
Eagles Honor National President At Madison Banquet
More than 100 local Eagles members attended a Turner hall banquet honoring Herschel H. McWilliams grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Seven new members were initiated by the Madison Degree Team after the banquet: Morton Witwer Charles Soddy Garry Schwarze Joseph Hughes Charles Putnam Alvin Zuhlke and John Schindler. Clifford Leck presented a cheese gift from Monroe aerie to McWilliams, with numerous state and regional officers in attendance.
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Eagles
Turner Hall
Herschel H. McWilliams
Kansas City
Kan
Order of Eagles
Madison
Morton Witwer
Charles Soddy
Garry Schwarze
Joseph Hughes
Charles Putnam
Alvin Zuhlke
John Schindler
Clifford Leck
State Eagles
McWilliams
Monroe Aerie
William Menze
Laverne Steinhorst
Baraboo
Stan Tucker
Monroe
Art Davis
Beloit
Ed Spangler
Freeport
Illinois
Bar Poll Questions Judge Nomination in Wisconsin
Milwaukee reports the Wisconsin State Bar plans a poll on the qualifications of David Rabinovitz for the U S District Court western district seat. ABA official says such polls are rare before Senate action but local bars have acted, while some call the move improper. Rabinovitz, a Kennedy appointee from Sheboygan, awaits Senate review as the bar weighs the ballot expression.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
American Bar Association
David Rabinovitz
U.S. District Court
Robert W. Meserve
Boston
ABA
Federal Judiciary
U.S. Senate
Meserve
Rabinovitz
Richard Sternberg
4Th District
Democratic Group
Francis Wilcox
Eau Claire
State Bar
Wilcox
Senate Judiciary
Kerner Calls Berlin Wall a Symbol of Slavery
Gov Otto Kerner of Illinois visited the Red Wall dividing Berlin and called it a symbol of slavery. He spoke at the Brandenburg Gate, a landmark of a divided Berlin and Germany.
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Kerner
Berlin
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Red Wall
Brandenburg Gate
Germany
Illinois Reverts to Standard Time Tonight
Illinois residents set clocks back one hour before bed to return to Central Standard Time restoring normal TV schedules with Wisconsin viewers in mind. The change occurs at 2 a.m. with daylight time resuming next April.
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Illinois
Wisconsin
Rockford
Madison
Break-in at Orangeville High School Yields $650 Loss
Deputies probe a break-in at Orangeville High School with theft of more than $650. Superintendent Alfred Schilling found the entry after morning cleanup by students following homecoming events. The thieves entered via a girls locker room window, damaged a main office door, and forced open a safe.
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Orangeville
Times Special
Alfred Schilling
Stephenson County _Sheriff’s Department
Milwaukee Warehouse Fire Destroys Three-Story Brick Building
A three alarm fire in Milwaukee destroyed a three story brick warehouse in Commission Row near Wisconsin Avenue. Flames reached high into the air and smoke covered about four city blocks. Two firemen suffered minor injuries as the interior of the 60 by 120 foot building burned out.
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Milwaukee
Commission Row
Wisconsin Avenue
Raffles Experts With Switchback After Reprieve
Hurricane Ginny roamed the North Carolina coast after a brief lull, oscillating northward then slipping back toward land. The Weather Bureau pegged the center about 60 miles southeast of Wilmington as Ginny dumped heavy rain and gusts up to 100 mph. Coastal towns evacuated, with no major damage reported, while residents sought shelters and Civil Defense aided preparations along the southeastern coast.
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Wilmington
N.C
Ginny
North Carolina
Cape Hatteras
Florida
Weather Bureau
Oak Island Coast Guard
Highway Patrol
Carolina Beach
Wrightsville Beach
Hatteras Tony
Carolinas
Charleston
S.C
Morehead City
Civil Defense Offit
South Carolina
Grand Strand
Hatteras
Cape Canaveral
Georgia
Anemic Helena Aims At Caribbean Islands
Tropical storm Helena, a weak late entry, paused then targeted Guadeloupe and Dominica with winds near 60 mph. Gales stretched 110 miles, spurring warnings of high tides and heavy surf as Helena’s center moved near Dominica before turning more normal.
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Helena
Caribbean Islands
Miami
Fla
Caribbean
Guadeloupe
Dominica
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Cheesemen
Edgerton
Jim Beer
Dan Franklin
Jim Martin Sparks
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