Institute to Explore State Role in Midwest Economy
Co sponsored by the college and the Johnson Foundation of Ka cine, OSC presents a summer session feature on Wisconsin and Midwest economic life. Morning program in Reeve Memorial Joan Lounge at 9 15 includes remarks by Dr. Roger E Guiles and talks by Prof. George F Hansen, Gene F Cermak, and Harry C Brock el. A mineral collection by Cedric L Iverson will be shown. A luncheon at Hotel Athearn features David Carley on Wisconsin a Full Partner in the Future Economic Growth of the Midwest. Presiding officials include Boyd F Jordan and OSC faculty members Dr. Burton E Karges Dr Kazys J Zemeckas and Dr John F Bengtson.
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George F Hansen
Wisconsin
Gene F. Cermak
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Athearn
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Boyd F. Jordan
New American Bank
Oshkosh
Oshkosh State College Citizens Council
Burton E. Karges
OSC Department
Kazys J. Zemeckas
John F. Bengtson
Three Area Delegates at Wisconsin Seventh Day Adventist Session
Three area delegates attended the 23rd biennial Wisconsin Conference of Seventh day Adventists in Oshkosh. Merle Marsh, Mrs. Eric Johnson, and Clifford Sweet were among the representatives. R. E. MacDonald was elected secretary treasurer of the Wisconsin Conference, succeeding L. G. Wartzok who moves to Michigan. The academy principal announced the woodcraft plant sale to Harris Pine Mills Co. for economical operation and potential youth camp site negotiations near Chitek in Barron County.
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Wisconsin Conference of Seventh Day
Merle Marsh
Winnecone
Eric Johnson
Berlin
Clifford Sweet
Appleton
Wisconsin Academy
Columbus
R. E. MacDonald
Clinvis
Wisconsin
L. G. Wartzok
Chitek
Barron County
Sandburgs Celebrate 55 Years With Quiet Life
Lilian Paula Sandburg, wife of poet Carl Sandburg, recalls marrying him 53 years ago with a pact to quit if needed. The couple has kept a private life at Connemara Farm while Carl rose to literary prominence. Lilian, now a grandmother, remains engaged and shares views on independence and partnership.
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America
Sandburg
Associated Press
Richard C. Bayer
Flat Rock
Lilian Paula Sandburg
Lincoln
Connemara
Ann Landers Advice on Troubled Family Guests
Readers discuss handling a mature 10 year old at adult parties and inviting conflicts at gatherings. Ann Landers urges direct limits, noting adults resent immature interference and suggesting honesty with parents about bringing the child. A Swiss reader complains of a rude remark about women who work, and the column advises not to engage in a contest over childcare costs.
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Cardinal Cushing Urges Easing Catholic Marriage Rules
New York AP reports Cardinal Richard Cushing of Boston urges lifting many Catholic restrictions on mixed marriages. He favors dropping promises that children be raised Catholic and father no interference with the Catholic partner’s faith. He also calls for easing the Church’s canon law procedures on prohibited books and related clerical rules.
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New York
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Cardinal Cushing
United States
Church of Scots
Rome
New Sun Fashion Scoop Pattern 4933 Tops for Spring
Advertises pattern 4933 by Anne Adams for breezy tops to pair with skirts slacks or shorts in gay cottons. Includes half sizes 12 14 16 18 with yardage 1 2 yards at 35 inch fabric. Price 50 cents plus 15 cents handling. Mail to Daily Northwestern pattern service in New York for free Spring pattern catalog and design ideas.
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Moonshiner Sentenced After Port Washington Raid
Roger Henderson aged 27 from rural Port Washington was sentenced to six months in the county jail after Ozaukee County sheriff's deputies raided a still Friday night on a charge of illegal possession of intoxicating liquors.
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Port Washington
UPI
Roger Henderson
Ozaukee County
Fragmented letters on home hacks and humor
A jumble of letters and notes by Heloise Cruse and readers share playful tips for chores and domestic life. Topics include window washing hacks, using a mop head, making a crib sheet curtain, and humorous observations about daily tasks and neighbors. The text reads as an early column with quirky guidance and reader anecdotes.
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Nena
Helaise
Sally
SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK TODAY'S GRAB BAG
A collage of quiz questions and humorous tips from a 1963 syndicated column. It includes trivia like Deus vult as a battle cry, veal as a meat, John Charles Fremont as a Republican candidate, and a note on French leave. The piece mixes reader prompts, home tips, and historical snippets with advertisements and signatures.
Birthday salutations for Stevens Scott and Spivak
The note celebrates Happy Birthday to Rise Stevens, Havel Scott, and pianist Lawrence Spivak. It pairs a cheerful wish with hopes for future happiness and good nature, reflecting a friendly, informal newspaper brief.
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Lawrence Spivak
Voters Await End Of Budget Deadlock
Madison report notes a budget stalemate with Republicans and voters anxious for a resolution as lawmakers delay final votes and await a path to agreement and fiscal clarity.
Plenty of Beer But No Bottles
Havana radio urged Santiago de Cuba residents to surrender empty bottles to stock beer for the upcoming carnival. The city reportedly has abundant beer ingredients but a shortage of containers, with an estimated 30,900 empties scattered around town. Taxi drivers have been assigned to collect them.
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Fla
Havana
Santiago de Cuba
Optimistic Tone on TB Treatment and State Budget Talks
The report blends two moments. In health news, Sunny View Sanatorium head Dr. Robert Sievers says TB treatment has advanced with drugs, rest, and air therapy, noting past and present spread factors and a high immunity trend among whites versus American Indians and Blacks. He cites a high school outbreak and stresses countywide testing under Gov. Reynolds. In state politics, lawmakers urge a budget compromise as Hollander Pommerening and Alfonsi press for tax reform with education and welfare spending plans, amid inquiries from 119 legislators and officials seeking a new fiscal package.
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Brownsville
Joint Finance Committee
John Reynolds
Hollander
Glen Pommerening
R-Wauwatosa
Finance Committee
Assembly
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Robert Sievers
Sunny View Sanatorium
Oshkosh Rotarians
Hotel Rauif
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Oshkosh
Greek Premier May Resign Over Royal Britain Visit
Greek Premier Constantine Caramanlis warned he might resign if King Paul and Queen Frederika proceed with a state visit to Britain beginning July 9 sources said. The Queen reportedly presses for the trip despite harassment in London in April byickers demanding release of 1000 Greek prisoners from 1947 civil war. The government says those held are not political prisoners.
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Greece
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Spickers
Mishaps Last Month See Sharp Jump In Injuries
May traffic in Oshkosh produced 12 injured across six crashes up from four. Pedestrian, cyclist, and two vehicle collisions are noted along with 33 two vehicle rollovers, three parked cars struck, two incidents of autos striking trains, and five involving fixed objects. No traffic deaths this year, compared with two in May last year.
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Oshkosh
May Milk Output Up One Per Cent
The U S Department of Agriculture estimated Wisconsin May milk production at 1 860 million pounds, about 1 percent higher than a year earlier, and above April’s 1 695 million pounds. First quarter output stayed about 1 percent below 1962. Pasture conditions were 3 percent of normal for June 1, with hay 3 percent and rye at low levels.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Agricultural Statisticss
A. C. Caperoon
Students burn UN car in Bogota protests riot
University students in Bogota burned a United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization vehicle and pelted a police officer with stones during a riot over the government ban on a rally planned to honor students killed in the 1954 rebellion. Protesters retreated to the campus after the clash.
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Colombia
UPI
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United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
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