Budget-Tax Bill Okayed by Wisconsin Legislature
The budget tax bill to avert state financial chaos moves to Gov. Reynolds after a 40-39 Assembly vote with 28 Democrats and 22 Republicans supporting. The measure, born from a divided government, raises 133.8 million in taxes to fund a 6264 million 1983-65 state budget and covers a 29 million deficit. It faces mixed feelings from lawmakers though both parties backed its passage as the only viable path out of deadlock.
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Madison
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Assembly
Senate
Levy
Frank Nikolay
Abbotsford
Robert Huber
West Allis
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Winnebago County Denies Seeking Delay on Airport Case
District Attorney Jack D Steinhilber stated that Winnebago County did not ask CAB examiner Edward T Stodgla to delay a decision on the Winnebago Outagamie regional airport. He said Friday’s aviation committee motion showed good faith and that talks of a joint airport are impossible until the engineering survey results are known. The committee told counsel Robert Lester to continue the case and asserted the county’s position that Winnebago County Airport should be the regional airport.
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Jack D. Steinhilber
Winnebago County
Cab Area
CAB
Edward T. Stodgla
Stodgla
Winnebago
Outagamie
Steimhilber
Stodola
Robert Lester
Wausau
Boy Competes In Cooking Contest
Phoenix boy Joseph Meeker, 13, competes Wednesday against six girls in Maricopa County junior cooking championships to prove boys can use the stove as well as the icebox.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Joseph Meeker
Phoenix Lad
Maricopa County
Voting On Budget Tax Is Reported In Madison
AP reports the assembly approved the budget tax settlement bill via roll call. Democrats supporting: Anderson Barabhe Barron Coggs Dueholm Greco Huber Jones Lathan Lynch McCormick Mathews Mato Myhra Nager Nikolay Obey OMalley Perala Ryan Schaeffer Schmidt Schuele Sweda Tobiacz Warren Whittow. Republicans for: Alfonsi Barand Calvert Clemens Dailey Doughty Grant Hasse Jahunke Johnson R Johnson Kenyon McEssy Nitschke R Peterson Pommerening Quinn Reger St Angelo Steiger Terry Uehling. Democrats against: Bolle Dionosopulos Flannigan Kaufman L Kelly P Kelly Kunde Manders Molinara Naked Pelecky Riehle Rogers Tadych Vanderperren Ward. Republicans against: Anderson Baumgart Belting Bidwell Blanchard Borg Froehlich Gee Gessert Nutnik Kintz Lien McKay Martin Olson Owen M Peterson Romell Shubert Spik Stalbaum Struebing Wachett. Paired in favor: Bouchard Schowalter Nowakowski Lewison. Absent: Harper Heinzen Hultelman Merriam Schlueter Stauffer Wartinbee. Total votes in favor 50, against 39, with 4 paired and 7 absent.
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Madison
Assembly
John W. Reynolds
Anderson
Barabhe
Barron
Alaska
Coggs
Dueholm
Greco
Huber
Jones
Lathan
Lynch
McCormick
Mathews
Mato
Myhra
Nager
Nikolay
Obey
O'Malley
Perala
Ryan
Schaeffer Schmidt
Schuele
Sweda
Tobiacz
Warren
Whittow
Alfonsi
Barand
Calvert
Clemens
Dailey
Doughty
Grant
Hasse
Jahunke
Johnson
R. Johnson
Kenyon
McEssy
Nitschke
R. Peterson
Pommerening
Quinn
Reger
St.Angelo
Steiger
Terry
Uehling
Bolle
Dionosopulos
Flannigan
Kaufman
L. Kelly
P. Kelly
Kunde
Manders
Molinara
Naked
Pelecky
Riehle
Rogers
Tadych
Vanderperren
Ward
Abrahamson
Baumgart
Belting
Bidwell
Blanchard
Borg
Froehlich
Gee
Gessert
Nutnik
Kintz
Lien
McKay
Martin
Olson
Owen
M. Peterson
Romell
Shubert
Spik
Stalbaum
Struebing
Wachett
Bouchard
Kennedy Pushes Action on Tax Bill in White House Move
President Kennedy renewed the push for congressional passage of the administration’s tax cut bill. House Speaker McCormack said the White House meeting stressed bringing the measure to the House floor for debate and enactment at the earliest date, with hopes the Ways and Means Committee would send it to the floor.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
White House
McCormack
House Ways and Means Committee
Ambush in Korea Leaves Soldier Wounded. One Dead
PFC William L Foster of Baltimore, the lone survivor of a sneak machine gun ambush in the First Cavalry Division area, recalls the attack as Pvt David A Seiler of Theresa, Wis was blown from the Jeep and PFC Charles T Dessart of Drexel Hill, Pa. was found dead. Foster, 26, received chest, arm and leg wounds but survived after surgery.
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ASCOM
Korea
William L Foster
Baltimore
First Cavalry Division
Foster
David A Seiler
Theresa, Wis
Pfc
Charles T. Dessart IF
Drexel Hill
Harold Hamit
Mil Valley
Calif
William L. Foster
Submerged Fuse Carrier Found In Arabian Airlines Crash
Indian navy ships located a submerged fuse latch at the bottom of the Arabian Sea west of Bombay from the United Arab Airlines Comet crash that killed 63. A mass of wreckage was found, likely to be salvaged later this week. Three more bodies were recovered, total eight. The plane, en route from Tokyo to Cairo, plunged into the sea around 1 am Sunday while approaching Bombay.
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Bombay
India
United Arab Airlines
Arabian Sea
Tokyo
Cairo
Pray for Peace and Death in Korea Ambush
In Theresa Wisconsin AP report Private David A Seiler 24 killed in a dawn ambush near Seoul while riding to a guard post. A second American soldier wounded. two North Korean troops killed in a separate clash. Seiler’s last letter urged family to pray for peace and described farm life and crops. Father bitter, mother defends soldiers. Seiler hoped to buy a larger farm with brothers.
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Theresa
Wis
David A. Seiler
Korea
Seiler
Seoul
Army identifies slain American soldier in Korea clash
IDENTIFIED WASHINGTON AP The Army named Cpl. George F. Larion Jr. of Davison Michigan as the American killed today in a clash with North Koreans. The 24 year old was the son of Mr and Mrs George F Larion of Davison. He was attached to Headquarters and Headquarters Battery Six Howitzer Battalion 80th Artillery 7th Infantry Division.
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Washington
George F. Larion Jr
Davison
Mich
Larion
George F. Larion
80Th Artillery
7Th Infantry Division
Wisconsin Senator drafts revised beer carry out bill
Madison Wisconsin legslation aims to ease minors drinking at college events under supervision by a mature responsible adult. Sen Fred Risser D Madison announced a draft bill to allow beer at university functions with school official oversight while keeping minors from buying beer off licensed premises.
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George Thompson
Risser
No Gimmicks To Ban Treaty Says Mansfield
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said after a White House breakfast meeting there are no gimmicks or side issues tied to the Moscow test ban treaty. He reported broad support in both houses and said ratification could come soon. Harriman impressed lawmakers in hearings, answering questions openly. Republicans reportedly doubt a bipartisan signing in Moscow.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Senate
House
Mansfield
White House
W. Averell Harriman
Senate Foreign Relations
Armed Services Committees
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Harriman
Moscow
Mercy Hospital to Expand With 90 New Beds at $43 Million
Mercy Hospital plans a two year expansion adding four floors above the rehabilitation center to gain about 90 beds. The project includes remodeling, equipment upgrades, storage, a loading dock, and expanded X ray and laboratory space at an estimated $20,000 per bed. Financing may include Hill Burton funds and public fundraising locally.
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Mercy Hospital
Roger Colomba
Raulf Mons
Ina
Oshkoshi Kotal
Colombo
Congress
North Korea raid kills four in U.S. patrol area south of DMZ
In Korea, strengthened U.S. Army patrols and South Korean police hunted suspected infiltrators after two days of deadly clashes. Four North Korean attackers were killed, with two U.S. soldiers and a Korean police officer dead in separate ambushes near the Imjin River and the DMZ. The incident marked the deepest south raid since the 1953 armistice.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S
4Th Cavalry Regiment
Korean Demilitarized Zone
Imjin River
Dangdong-li
George Creel
U.N. Command
1St Cavalry Division
Demilitarized Zone
U.S 7Th Infantry Division
Two More Appointees Approved For Welfare Board
The Wisconsin State Senate confirmed Albert M Davis of Milwaukee to a welfare board seat and Rev Lambert P Scanlan of New Holstein to the remaining term ending April 1963. Action on Mrs Joseph Meili of Monona was deferred. The session also sent to the Assembly a municipal public works wage bill and advanced insurance discrimination reform for Milwaukee.
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Welfare Board
Senate
Assembly
Normal Sussman
Martin J Schreiber
Milwaukee
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