Boutwell Hails Kennedy Action For Birmingham
Birmingham Mayor Albert Boutwell welcomed the presidential commission for racial peace while opposing a troop deployment. Kennedy met with Birmingham leaders as bombings at a church last Sunday killed four Black girls. The city seeks calm and explains outsiders fuel tensions while the FBI and authorities pursue suspects.
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Ala
Albert Boutwell
Kennedy
White House
Washington
Boutwell
Army
Earl Blaik
Kenneth C. Royall
Royall
North Carolina
Blaik
Avco Corp
Alabama
Vivian Malone
University of Alabama
National Guard
Air Force
Selma
Craig Air Force Base
Martin Luther King Jr
King
David Low Cartoonist Dies at 72 in London
Sir David Low, Britain's renowned cartoonist, died Thursday night after a long illness at age 72. Churchill once called Low the greatest of our modern cartoonists, though Low's political caricatures often targeted his allied leaders.
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London
Sir David Low
Winston Churchill
Low
David
Next Week's Menus for High School Cafeteria
Editor notes meals planned for the week to aid mothers in preparing evening meals. Monday offers Wieners with mashed potatoes and vegetables, fruit cocktail, bread, butter, and milk. Tuesday features Beef and noodle casserole, green beans, apple crisp, bread, butter, milk. Wednesday serves Meatloaf with creamed potatoes and corn, cookies, bread. Thursday provides Creamed ham with mashed potatoes and peas, cake. Friday presents Sea Dogs with tossed salad and peach sauce, milk.
Taxpayer Unit Warns of Hikes
The Public Expenditure Survey executive director warned Wisconsin faces a 29 percent budget increase and $97.4 million in new taxes unless spending formulas change. Arch Ely urged reform at a statewide conference, citing higher enrollments and welfare costs as drivers. Urban T. Kuechle of A O Smith highlighted tax disadvantages for industries and cited tax comparisons across multiple cities.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Arch Ely
Madison
Ely
Urban T. Kuechle
A.O. Smith Corporation
Cheddar Mart Trading Active at Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
GREEN BAY Wisconsin seven cars of cheese sold today in active trading at the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange. State brand barrels 32 4 cents, State brand cheddar 34 percent, 60 lb blocks 34, 40 lb blocks 34 34. An unfilled bid for pasteurized long horns at 37 percent was half cent over prior levels. Unfilled bids at close included cheddars 34 percent and 40 lb blocks 34 54. Two out of state offers appeared Minn 40 lb blocks 34 percent and Ind 40 lb blocks 34 percent.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Lets Keep Braves Drive Launched by Milwaukee Leaders
Milwaukee County Park Commission and local banker groups launch a campaign to keep the Braves at County Stadium. A policy statement urges maximizing attendance while noting no concrete move plans. Boston Mayor Collins urges return to Boston and McHale cites other offers.
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Boston
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John McHale
McHale
Stock Market Nears Fourth Record High Amid Heavy Volume
New York trading heated as the market aimed for a fourth consecutive all time high. About 5.5 million shares changed hands, surpassing Thursday’s 4.08 million. Sperry Rand led activity for the third straight session as investors welcomed Kennedy’s tax cut push.
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New York
Sperry Rand
Kennedy
Byrnes Curtis To Answer Kennedy Tax Cut Appeal
Rep. John W. Byrnes of Wisconsin to oppose the $11 billion tax cut unless a spending lid amendment is attached. Rep. Thomas B. Curtis of Missouri to speak on NBC networks. The Byrnes plan requires spending not to exceed $97 billion for the current year and $98 billion for the next year.
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CBS
Monroe
Mutual Radio
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Missouri
NBC
Curtis
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Joint Economic Committee
Republican National Committee
Ways and Means Committee
GOP Senators Enter Wisconsin Reapportionment Case
The Wisconsin Senate and Assembly Republicans moved to intervene in a court case over legislative redistricting. They seek court permission to join the suit brought by Gov. Reynolds and to validate a resolution based redrawing of Senate and Assembly districts, bypassing the governor. Reynolds vetoed a prior reapportionment bill over Milwaukee County representation.
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Gov. Reynolds
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
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Assembly
Wisconsin
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Reynolds
Milwaukee County
Monroe Baptists Plan New 32x62 Church At 31st Ave And 8th St
The Monroe congregation will start building a free standing 32 by 62 foot Baptist church next week at 31st Avenue and 8th Street. Rev Grant C Rice leads as pastor and general contractor with volunteers from the church and state area. The design mirrors Beaver Dam Watertown and Sparta churches and includes 12 Sunday school rooms an auditorium a pastor study and washrooms. The church sits on five owned lots with expansion possible including a parsonage in a later phase.
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Grant C. Rice
Monroe
Beaver Dam
Watertown
Sparta
Rev. Rice
Wisconsin Independent Baptist Mission Board
Rice
Charles Miller
Dwight Keen
Miller
Surgeon from Johannesburg visits Monroe Clinic during world tour
Orthopedic surgeon Dr Hjalmar Reitz of Johannesburg visited Monroe Clinic amid a world trip. He attended a neck surgery symposium with Monroe physicians Drs Eugene Herzberger Arthur Chandler Nathan Bear and Leslie Kindschi. He travels with wife, plans Los Angeles Honolulu Japan Hong Kong trip, and has two children.
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South Africa
Hjalmar Reitz
Monroe Clinic
Monroe
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Arthur Chandler
Nathan E. Bear
Leslie G. Kindschi
Reitz
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Austria
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Brodhead Blood Drive Sees 59 Pints Collected
The blood mobile visit to the elementary school produced 59 pints from 72 donors with 13 rejects. Notable donors include Mrs. Fred Deppeler Mrs. George Bjork Kenneth Shrier and others. Organizers included Tony Williams Delbert Heins and nurses chief Mrs. Donald Condon. Donors came from Albany Juda and Brodhead.
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A. O. Lehnherr
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William Hein
Albany
Juda
Brodhead
Hide-A-Way Burns at Lake Petenwell Resort
Garys Hide A Way on Lake Petenwell was destroyed by fire Thursday night with firemen estimating the loss at fifty thousand dollars. The blaze damaged the popular resort restaurant known as a local gathering spot.
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Goldwater vows to oppose test ban treaty despite political cost
Senator Barry Goldwater says he will vote against the limited nuclear test ban treaty even if it costs him his political career. He asserts the measure weakens U S strength and minimizes dangers in a time of Cold War tensions. The vote looms next Tuesday with many senators supporting ratification. Senate foes note concerns over verification and past intelligence misses. Senator Richard Russell also cites Soviet disarmament talks as challenging the pact.
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Richard B. Russell
Dga
Soviet Union
Moisture Revives Pastures Across region after heavy rain
Heavy rainfall across the area revived drier fields improving hay growth and pasture recovery after months of drought. Weather stations reported varying totals with 2 to 2.7 inches near New Glarus and Monroe area, while temps rose from 49 to 81 degrees as forecasts predict a pleasant fall weekend.
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James Schwoegler
Schwoegler
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Monroe
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Rhany
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Beloit
Hurley
Veteran's Day Dinner Set For Nov 9 By American Legion
The annual Veteran's Day potluck dinner is planned for Saturday November 9 during the American Legion meeting at the Legion hall. Donald Jordi reports 80 members have paid dues and 77 attended the Chop Suey supper. Floyd Pyle named a cabin committee delegate and E L Niffenegger Jr reports on the Miami National Convention. Legion Auxiliary members served lunch.
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Legion Hall
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Robert Hardell Jr
House Committee
Floyd Pyle
Cabin Committee
E. L. Niffenegger Jr
Miami
American Legion Auxiliary
Surprise PSC Choice By Reynolds Sworn In
Madison An immediate move fills a PSC seat with David W. Adamany 26 of Green Bay sworn in to replace Stanley Hebert. Adamany will serve until March 1 1967 and draws a 15000 salary. The action sparks debate over gubernatorial appointments without Senate confirmation amid ongoing policy fights.
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David W. Adamany
Green Bay
State Public Service Commission
Adamany
Reynolds
Stanley Hebert
Milwaukee
U.S. Navy Department
Leonard Bessman
Hebert
State Senate
Executive Office
Thomas Fairchild
State Supreme Court
Patrick J. Lucey
State Investment Board
Kennedy Target of Picket Groups
In New York mounted police moved back a noisy civil rights crowd outside the United Nations as President Kennedy arrived for his address. More than 100 protesters waved placards blaming him for the Birmingham killings. A paint bomb splashed Kennedy’s limousine, blamed on prankish teens by police.
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United Nations
Kennedy
Birmingham
Britain to Publish Sex Probe Findings Next Week
Britain will publish the full 60,000 word official report on the sex and security scandal. Prime Minister Macmillan ordered release after a Thursday meeting.
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London
Britain
Macmillan
Kennedy proposes US Soviet joint moon shot at UN
President Kennedy says the world may have paused the cold war and calls for a joint US Soviet space effort to place the first humans on the moon. He links the plan to a broader push for disarmament, a test ban, and stronger UN cooperation.
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