Payne Scores Fine Comeback in Here's Love Star Return
Virginia born actor John Payne relives a near career ending fall in New York after a car collision left him battered and bloodied. He rebuilt his life through surgery and stage work then returned to musical theater proving his longevity and independence with Restless Gun and a 50 percent stake in the TV show. He credits renewed confidence from a road tour of Here's Love and his New York audition experiences to his present form.
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Bob
Homas
Hollywood
John Payne
Los Angeles
Payne
New York
Madison Avenue
Philharmonic Auditorium
Meredith Willson
Maureen O’hara
Edmund Gwenn
Santa Claus
Craig Stevens
Melliquaham Named Grand Chancellor in Wisconsin Pythians
William A. Melliquaham of Chippewa Falls won the election to lead the Wisconsin Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias during a three day convention. Mrs. Frank Tolzman of Milwaukee was elected state grand chief of the Pythian Sisters Wisconsin Grand Temple.
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Milwaukee
William A. Melliquaham
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Davis Busy Bees elect officers at first meeting
Bobby Severson was elected president at the first meeting of the Davis Busy Bees at the school. Greg Bagley is vice president, Connie Sweeney secretary, Wayne Sweeney treasurer, and Susan Severson reporter. A bike hike was planned and goals for the year set. Mrs. Charlene Flannery is teacher.
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Bobby Severson
Davis Busy Bees
Greg Bagley
Connie Sweeney
Wayne Sweeney
Susan Severson
Charlene Flannery
Farmman seeks court appointed attorney in ongoing trial
Walter Backhaus 72 on his farm across from Stange awaits trial on a similar charge and has asked Judge Eugene McEssey to appoint an attorney for him.
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Walter Backhaus
Stange
Backhaus
Eugene McEssey
Orangeville Social Notes Record Many Local Visits
Dewey Musser and son John of Rising City Neb arrives to visit brothers John and Allan Musser. John takes a teaching post in Kenosha. Weekend visitors include Glen Bolender, Dick Scheetz and families, and many to Madison Lake Wisconsin trips. Bower reunion, bridal shower for Regina Rote noted among many visits and gatherings.
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Dewey Musser
John
Rising City
Neb
Dewey
Allan Musser
John Musser
Kenosha
Glen Bolender
Dick Scheetz
Thomas Scheetz
Jerry Scheetz
Glen VanMatre
Lake Wisconsin
Okee
Merrimac
Mt. Horeb
Sauk City
Prairie du Sac
Kenneth Shrier
Brodhead
Bernard Dornfeldt
Bradley
Rockford
Lowell Barker
Vilas Park
Madison
Donald Gapen
Billy
Balsam Lake
Wis
Dixie Lodge
Virgil Rupnow
William Scheider
Red Oak
Opal Phillips
Freeport
Oscar Wolfe
Edna Kohl
Ed Wolfe
Monroe
Bower
Lake le Agua Na Park
Messrs
Mmes
Roy Wagner
Adam
Zweifel
Miles Barr
Kermit
Ward Bower
Eva Daughenbaugh
Jury Clears Officer In Killing of Negro Boy
A Manhattan grand jury found Lt. Thomas Gilligan not criminally liable for the July fatal shooting of 15 year old James Powell near a Harlem school, an event that triggered riots. The investigation spanned weeks and examined circumstances of the street confrontation.
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New York
Harlem
Manhattan
James Powell
Thomas Gilligan
Jury clears Lt Gillianton in Powell killing case
Dist. Atty. Frank Hogan states the jury concluded that based on the evidence and law Lt. Gilligan is not criminally liable for the killing of young Powell.
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Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Gilligan
Young Powell
Milwaukee crime hike exceeds national rate
The FBI reports Milwaukee saw a 21 percent rise in serious crimes in the first half of 1964, versus 15 percent nationwide. Madison also shows an increase from 527 to 579 in the same period, though per cent change is not directly comparable due to missing data on murders and forcible rapes.
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Milwaukee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Madison
Wisconsin
Classified Ads Help Daily Life Across City
The city sees widespread use of classified ads as residents seek quick solutions for daily needs. Vendors and individuals report reliable bargains and community notices that address jobs, housing, services, and sales.
Kennedy Wins 5 1 Vote Clearing Senate Nomination Path
New York Democrats approve by nearly five to one a resolution authorizing Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy to appear on the party line for the U S Senate nomination against Kenneth B Keating. Rep Samuel Stratton urged defeat but failed. The move enables Kennedy to run in the state convention.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Kenneth B. Keating
Democratic State Committee
Kennedy
Samuel S. Stratton
Amsterdam
Senate
Liquor Raid Figure Given Fine of 1000 Dollars
Walter Stange, 54, pleaded guilty in Fond du Lac County Court to making liquor without a permit and received a 1000 dollar fine. Officers from Fond du Lac and Sheboygan counties raided his farm and found nine gallons of moonshine hidden in a hay pile. The liquor tested nearly pure alcohol, and a copper still was located.
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Fond DU Lac
Walter Stange
Sheboygan
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Des Moines
Williams
Orangeville
Glen E. Bolender
John Rupnow
Dan Notter
Robert Miller
Laurie
Green Bay
Dale Gross
Paul Bolender
Lynn
Eddie Johnson
Janesville
Anna Teuscher
Frank Bartos
Ray Flanagan
Rock Island
Gene Lehman
Curtis Diemer
Solon Springs
Percy Harless
Oscar Phillips
Darell Zimmerman
Gilbert Abraham
Henry Quinn
Footville
Mary Gift
Donald Gift
Robert Kennedy
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Rockford School of Business
Department of Registration and Education
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Dial
Gentry
Rath Blackhawk
Patrick Cudahy
Oscar Mayer Smokie
Sentry
California
Thompson
Morton
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Kingsford Charcoal
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