Green County Hospital asks board for replacement facilities plan
The Green County Board trustees issue a statement to explain the need for a replacement hospital building to meet State Welfare standards without raising weekly costs. Trustees cite aging 1881 1920 era structures, rising patient numbers from 180 to 295, and space shortages for dormitories therapy and religious services.
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Green County Hospital
Amos Johnson
Johnson
Special Hospital Building Committee
Nathan E. Bear
Monroe
Paul Zimmerman
Brodhead
G. Fred Klassy
New Glarus
Folds
Green County Board of Supervisors
Green County Board
State Welfare Department
Green County
State Welfare Dent
Pos
Indonesia Breaks Trade Ties With Malaysia in Retaliation
Bo g or Indonesia announced a halt in trade with Malaysia after the federation severed diplomatic relations with Indonesia. Deputy Premier Johann es Leimena said President Sukarno decided at a conference with aides. The move targets Singapore and Malaya, the federation's wealthiest members, which also includes Sarawak and North Borneo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogor
Indonesia
Malaysia
Johannes Leimena
Sukarno
Leimena
Singapore
Malaya
British Borneo
Sarawak
North Borneo
Methodist EUB merger weighed to form United Methodist Church
Thirteen bishops from the Methodist Church and the Evangelical United Brethren Church unveiled a plan to create an 11 million member United Methodist Church after eight years of talks. A 1968 target merger date was set with further approvals anticipated in Wichita in 1966 and Pittsburgh next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Methodist Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church
United Methodist Church
Nashville
Pittsburgh
EUB
Wichita
Methodist
Glenn R. Phillips
Denver
Reuben H. Mueller
Indianapolis
Phillips
United Church of Christ
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church
England
Church of England
United States
EUB Church
Canada
Evangelical Church
United Brethren In Christ
Castro frees four passengers in downed plane incident
Havana reports four passengers released after their private plane was forced down by anti aircraft fire off the southern coast. The pilot Teodoro Picardo Jr., son of a former Costa Rican president, is charged with plotting against Castro and remains in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
United States
Cuba
Teodoro Picardo Jr
Cienfuegos
Registration Oct 3 Night Classes Start Oct 8
Charles Mowbray announces fall and winter classes with registration Oct 3 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the high school office. Most classes begin Oct 8, late registration available Tuesdays or Thursdays if openings remain. Enrollment fee is 3 dollars per class, books supplied by students, minimum 10 enrollments per class, attendance thresholds may close or rearrange classes.
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Charles Mowbray
Monroe Vocational and Adult Education Program
Mowbray
Board of Vocational and Adult Education
Harold E. Scherer
D. J. Huenink
P. J. Connors Jr
P. S. Solomon
Henry Tschudy
Braves Tax Cut Debate Ties Bill to Spending Caps
Rep. John W. Byrnes urged that Kennedy’s tax cut be contingent on federal spending limits. He proposed a 97 to 98 billion dollar cap for this fiscal year and next, arguing the plan risks a larger national debt without firm spending restraint. Byrnes stressed the need for a firm commitment rather than promises.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
John W. Byrnes
GOP
Byrnes
Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
NBC
Monroe
Republican National Committee
Wisconsin
United States
Reynolds Vetoes Two Tax Changes
Gov. Reynolds vetoed a bill exempting medical research foundations from general property taxes due to undefined terms. She also vetoed a measure to extend tax filing deadlines by up to 30 days, citing lack of criteria and existing department authority. Reynolds did sign a law increasing railroad crossing protection funding to up to 70 percent of costs.
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Madison
Reynolds
Department of Taxation
Autumn Arrives Officially Monday at 1 24 P M
Traces of color in leaves and cooler nights signal the seasonal change as Autumn is scheduled to arrive officially Monday at 1 24 p.m. local time. Partly cloudy skies graced most of the state with moderate temperatures and pleasant weather expected to continue tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Heaviest Quintuplet Baby Leads Fischer Clan Record
ABERDEEN S D The Fischer quintuplets all 15 pounds 10 ounces at one week old birth weights four girls and a boy. James Andrew the heaviest at 3 pounds 13 ounces Mary Ann the smallest at 2 1/4 pounds Mary Magdalene Mary Catherine and Mary Margaret each weigh 3 pounds or more Mrs Andrew Fischer to leave hospital Monday.
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Aberdeen
S.D
St. Luke’s Hospital
James Andrew
Mary Ann
Mary Magdalene
Mary Catherine
Mary Margaret
Andrew Fischer
Hospital
Monay
Fire Destroys Janesville Warehouse Causing Huge Loss
A Friday blaze at Cain-Ashcraft Furniture Co warehouse in Janesville gutted a two story building used by Cain-Ashcraft stores in Janesville and Madison. Firemen fought 2½ hours as oil paint and tires stored in the basement hampered efforts. Loss estimated between 150000 and 200000 dollars with about 100000 dollars of furniture lost and 70000 for the building. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Furniture Company
John Rabiola
Cain-Ashcraft Furniture Co
Cain - Ashcraft
Madison
Farm and Fleet Wholesale Co
Cain
Kennedy Moon Mission Proposal Receives Mixed UN Response
At the United Nations Kennedy outlined a U S Soviet moon expedition as part of easing cold war tensions. Gromyko welcomed the conciliatory tone but cautioned on specifics while Khrushchev reportedly sent warm greetings. Delegates noted hints of joint space research amid waning enthusiasm for U S moon plans and rising costs.
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Kennedy
United Nations General Assembly
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Gromyko
Khrushchev
Peking
Assembly
U.S
United States
Cape Canaveral
Congress
Space Agency
Tass
Moscow Radio
Lost St Bernard Described By Denver Owner
Denver man Jack Olsen seeks his missing dog a swaybacked St Bernard with a long muzzle spotted coat a single red eye and outward turning front feet. He asks residents to help locate the pet.
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Denver
Jack Olsen
St. Bernard
Goldwater Attacks Moon Plan In New Jersey Fundraiser
Senator Goldwater assailed the Kennedy administration and its moon proposal during a Newark fundraising stop. He urged caution on Soviet cooperation, called the space idea a waste, and urged shifting funds to ocean studies. Demonstrators urged civil rights support and backed Goldwater.
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Newark
Sen
Goldwater
Soviet Union
Newark Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Kennedy
Teen Pair Held In Necro Killing At Birmingham Church Tragedy
Two white teenagers denied bond remained in jail in Birmingham after the slaying of a Black boy following the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing that killed four Black children. A grand jury will consider indictments while investigations into a later Black man’s killing and a street clash involving off duty state troopers unfold.
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Birmingham
Ala
16Th Street Baptist Church
James Hall
C. L. Pierce
Hall
Aubrey Hogan
Braves Seek 1.5 Million Radio TV Deal To Stay In Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves face possible 1964 move to Atlanta unless city officials secure a television and radio contract exceeding 1 million dollars. Braves executives and local leaders weigh fan attendance declines and a planned 45,000 seat park as a 1966 goal, while national clubs monitor a potential eight vote move.
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Joe Reichler
Cincinnati
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Associated Press
Braves
Chicago
Bill DeWitt
The
Reds
Ponce de Leon Park
Milwaukee Baseball
New York Yankees
John McHale
William C. Bartholomay
Association of Commerce
Mce Hale
Lester Brann
Association
Brann
San Diego
Henry Maier
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First National Bank
H. L. Fenton
Howard P. Olsen
Edward M. Adam
Marshall L. Peterson
Alvin H. Babler
Adam
Times
Castro
JFK
James Heaviest
Quint Babies
Blaze
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