Horicon Marsh Goose Hunting Blinds Open Reservations
Wisconsin hunters prepare for the October goose season opening at noon with Horicon Marsh blinds. Applications run through September 10 with random selection on September 16 for blind allocations in Dodge and Fond du Lac counties. The 12 000 goose quota is 50 percent higher to lengthen the season and broaden the kill distribution.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Horicon Marsh
Conservation Department
Dodge
Fond du Lac
Today in History highlights key events on Sept 4
On this date in 1886 Geronimo surrendered at Skeleton Canyon ending major Native American resistance. Los Angeles was founded in 1781. Empress Eugenie sought refuge in 1870. In 1935 Mexico confiscated churches. In 1951 Truman delivered the coast to coast broadcast in San Francisco. Ten years ago Maj. Gen. William Dean was released after 37 months in prison. Five years ago the Justice Department invoked the civil rights act.
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Geronimo
Nelson Miles
Skeleton Canyon
Ariz
U.S
Los Angeles
Calif
Eugenie
Paris
Thomas Evans
England
Georgia Shifts Focus Under 1957 Voting Rights Act
The article notes the act’s use to halt alleged Negro voting rights violations in Georgia for the first time. It also recalls President Kennedy’s statement from a year earlier that Castro’s military strength was boosted by Russian arms deliveries.
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Georgia
Kennedy
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Former Iranian Premier Fazollah Zahedi Dies at 67
Gen Fazollah Zahedi, 67, a former premier of Iran, died Monday night in Geneva. He led forces that ousted Mohammed Mossadegh in 1953 and served as premier until 1955 when he stepped down due to ill health.
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Geneva
Fazollah Zahedi
Iran
Zahedi
Mohammed Mossadegh
Guard Western Areas Smokejumpers Set For Fire Battle Duty
Missoula Montana based smokejumper center trains 175 elite personnel ready to fly to wildfires nationwide. Applicants average 24 year old college students with high physical standards. Viche directs aerials in Region One covering 33 million acres. First year pay is 2.20 per hour with overtime.
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Missoula
Mont
Pacific Northwest
Montana
Idaho
Henry J. Viche
Viche
Aca
Demic
U.S. Forest Service
Washington
North Dakota
Reynolds Signs Seven More Bills
Governor Reynolds reports approval of seven new laws including measures allowing joint sewage commissions to buy property and hold it, and revising platting laws to provide alternate state approvals and ensure public water access while prohibiting plat name duplication.
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Madison
Reynolds
Municipal law changes on surveys and liens proposed
Proposals include certified survey maps for street dedications, raising mechanics' liens on road machinery from 200 to 2500, revised flood control laws to permit federal contracts and amplify landowner input, executor power to transfer property to honor prior contracts without court steps, and a note that seat cushions consumed about 10 million pounds of latex foam rubber in 1961.
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Monroe High School
Rip van Winkle
Njoy
Doan
Fullerton Lumber Company
Fullerton
White House
Royal Crest Paints
Cribb
Ast
Fullerton Farm
Cruncu
Fullerton Weer Company
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Lincoln School
16Th Ave
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