Menasha Board Names Committees at Meeting
The Menasha Board of Education elected Mrs. Milton Gaertner president and named committees. John Pawlowski heads the curriculum panel with Roger Fliege and Robert Farrell, while Robert Brian chairs the finance committee with Raymond Pocquete and Frank Rosch. Paxlowski and Bryan join personnel with Rosch as chair, and Fliege with Pocquette Liege head the properties committee.
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Menasha
Menasha Board of Education
Milton Gaertner
John Pawlowski
Roger Fliege
Robert Farrell
Robert Brian
Raymond Pocquete
Frank Rosch
Paxlowski
Bryan
Rosch
Fliege
Board of Education
Robert Bachhu- Plaic
Willam Herziger
Menasha Hick School
McTeqs Sun
Carl Towt
St Tomote
Ureh
Menaes
Iite
Gegan
Churea
Ecust
Pedestrian Safety Honors From AAA Recognition Luncheon
Neenah Menasha and Oshkosh to be honored by the American Automobile Association for pedestrian safety programs. The luncheon will be Aug 18 at the Conway Meter Hotel with Warne Ramen presenting the awards. Local representatives include Mayor Carl Loehning and Chief Lawrence Marouf from Neenah and Maser Juhn and Che Lester from Menasha.
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Cies
Nee- Menzshi
Amone
American Automobile Association Motor Club
Wastansic
Conway Meter Hotel
Neen
Menasha
Oshkush
Appleton
de Pere Plymuoutt
Revers Shakeatr
Litle Chute
Clintonle Lut
Doe Prober Refuses to Resign Amid Fire Over John Doe Case
Madison based prosecutor Richard L. Caies rejects resignation after Republican Atty. Gen. George Thompson criticizes his conduct in the Milwaukee John Doe investigation. Thompson drops 13 charges against suspended vice squad Capt. Harry Kuszewski on Caies' recommendation as deputy Atty. Gen. Walter Cole says staff will assume 11 John Doe cases before trial.
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Madison
John Doe
Richard L. Caies
George Thompson
Caies
Thompson
Milwaukee
Harry Kuszewski
Cates
Walter Cole
Child Turns In False Fire Alarm
A boy at 831 Racine St. triggered a false alarm at 7:45 pm drawing one fire truck and police to the scene. Capt. Roy Verhoven reprimanded the boy. One fire truck awaits engine installation in the city garage, with Neenah units on standby in case of further need.
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Menasha
Foy
Racine St
Roy Verhoven
Neenah
Heffernan Named To Wisconsin Supreme Court By Governor
Nathan Heffernan a 44 year old U S attorney for Wisconsin western district since 1962 was appointed to the Wisconsin Supreme Court today by Gov John W Reynolds Heffernan succeeds the late Justice William Dieterich and is a close personal and political friend of Reynolds Heffernan previously served as assistant attorney general under Reynolds and as Sheboygan County assistant district attorney and city attorney Heffernan is a UW graduate 1942 naval veteran Harvard business school and UW law graduate.
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Sheboygan
Heffernan
University of Wisconsin
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Wisconsin
Sheboygan County
Nathan Heffernan
Wisconsin Supreme Court
John W. Reynolds
Antipoverty Bill Passes Senate Victim to Local Zoning Moves
Senate action on an antipoverty bill precedes its move to President Johnson while Menasha Town voices fear over extra territorial zoning. A public hearing in Ashland discusses rezoning from residential to commercial in Grand Chute and nearby properties.
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Johnson
Menasha
Menesha
Erabe
Menasha Knun
Maplewood
Butte Des Morts
Me- 2
Township 20
North Range 17
Midway Road
Richard J. Steffens
Steffens
Roland Kampe
Ashkosh
Grand Chute
Paul Bauer
Carl de Lapp
Paul Bayer
Three Traffic Deaths Boost Toll to 632
The Wisconsin highway death toll rose to 632 this year, up from 305 a year earlier. Minnesota reservists Pfe Russell Gunsalus, 21, of Lake George died when a car carrying him and two others left Highway 21 near Sparta and crashed. 1st Lt. Donald Muentbach and 2nd Lt. Patrick A. Coborn were hospitalized in Sparta in critical condition. who was driving could not be determined. A separate crash killed Jeph G Guernicere, 49, of Minnesota when his car left highways 37 and 22 in Manitou County. George Hartman, 72, of Juneau died when his car and a truck collided near Highway 2 and Arrow Road south of Juneau.
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Wisconsin
Pfe
Russell Gunsalus
Lake George
Minn
Minnesota
Camp McCoy
Sparta
St. Mary's Hospital
Donald Muentbach
Savage
Jeph G Guernicere
Manitowoc
George Hartman
Juneau
Aroor Road
Car Fire Reported in Neenah on Main Street
Neenah Fire Department was dispatched at 1 18 pm to douse two small blazes in a car owned by David Sommers. The vehicle was parked at 638 Main Street near 1603 S Commercial Street. Minor damage reported with unclear cause.
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Mondas
David Sommers
Commercial St. Neenah
Main St
Two Receive Awards For Postal Work At Menasha
MENASHY Postmas James Omochs and Qmachinskss Aindus clerk Schipterling received incentive awards for postal efficiency. Schipterling earned 35 for a money order distribution idea saving about 923 annually and freeing an hour of clerical labor daily. Certificates of recognition from the Minneapolis postal division accompanied the awards.
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Menashy
James Omochs
Imo
Cncentive
Renabi
Adare
Uels Bay
Aindus
Schipterling
Menasha
Minneapolis
Menasha awards pool rewiring contract to Becher Electric
Becher Electric Company, Inc., Menasha, was awarded a $3 142 contract to rewire and install 20 ceiling light fixtures for the Menasha High School pool and replace the lighting system. Work must be completed by August 21. Other bids included Langstadt Electric Co and Boehm Electric Service of Neenah.
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Menasha
Menasha High School
Becher Electric Company, Inc
Menasha Board of Education
John Trester
Sheboygan
Langstadt Electric Co
Neenah
Boehm Electric Service
E. J. Ruppl Plumbing and Heating Co
Birling Dairy
Butte Des Morts
Ace Electrical Co
Tiede and Sons
Properties Committee
Orville Pekel
Menasha Public
Education Board
Robert Farrel
School Board
Amendments Accepted in Senate Package Vote
Washington AP describes Senate action on amendments to a major Johnson program. The House bill faces changes before enactment with support from Senators Humphrey and McNamara. House provisions include loyalty oaths and governor safeguards, while sponsors push to move the legislation to passage and funding via a supplemental bill.
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Senate
Srt
Johnson
Ser
Guen
Sen Borns Publican
Congress
Sargent Shriver
House
Thas
Galdnere
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Merzagora Assumes Italy Leadership Amid Center-Left Tensions
Cesare Merzagora, 65, takes acting president role in Italy signaling potential upheaval for Prime Minister Agostino Moro’s center-left government. Merzagora, a free enterprise advocate, opposed Odes AL Mas ate Three, creating uncertainty over signatures and cabinet loyalties as the new political arrangement forms.
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Rome
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Merzazora
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Merzaz
Presidential Absentee Forms Available and Eligibility Rules
Presidential absentee forms are available. The article notes a resident of the state for the year is not eligible to vote in the September election. The piece appears to be from a newspaper archive and references restored prior wording.
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Newspapra Hrchive
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