Mental Health Hearings Set For Wisconsin
Madison residents will see a series of 24 day long public hearings across the state to push 55 recommendations from the State Mental Health Advisory Committee. Dr H Kent Tenney said the two year federal grant plan aims to rationalize commitment procedures and expand mental health insurance access while coordinating with state departments and private agencies. The plan includes a new child development center and a two year program to assist judges and attorneys in commitment procedures. Public hearings will be held in Appleton Eau Claire Green Bay Madison Milwaukee Racine Stevens Point Wausau and other cities this fall.
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Wisconsin
H. Kent Tensex
Waukesha
Division of Mental Hygiene
Menta al
Tenney
Milwaukee
Eli Tash
Department of Public Welfare
Frances Hurst
Anniversity of Wisconsin
Board of Health
Kerr Keane
Appiewm
Helge Pukema
Superior
Board of Public Instruction
John Werner
Industrial Commission
Chester Dempsey
Hart
Blaine
James Boutlion
Appleton
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Beloit
Chippewa Falls
iEau Claire
Green Bay
Janesville
Kenosha
la Crosse
Madisson
Manitowoc
Marinette
Marshfield
Neenah - Menash
Gasford Nelson
Nelson
Confirm Menasha Postmaster Nominees by Senate
The Senate confirmed nine Wisconsin postmasters including Menasha appointee direc tor Arden A. Johnson along with others in Menasha Monroe Trempealeau and Fair Water. President Kennedy named four additional nominees awaiting confirmation.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Robert A. Weinbold
Adell
John F. Roibon
Florence
Mathew E. Lang
Gillet
Echo I. Fisk
Holcombe
James G. Omachinski
Menasha
Russel J. Meyers
Monroe
Cora D. Manthei
Pleasant Prairie
Mary E. Suikkonen
Sheldon
Arden A. Johnson
Trempealeau
James W. , Hankerson
Fair Water
John D. Lisdahl
Grantsburg
Orlen E. Heidt
Merrill
New
House Passes Bill to Extend Home Insurance
The House approved a bill to extend for two years liberal home financing mortgage insurance for toll and moderate income families. It would allow FHA insured loans up to 40 years with a $200 minimum cash payment. Action occurred by voice vote in Washington.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Federal Housing Administration
Bicycles Recovered After Theft Near New London Park
Two bicycles stolen from Hatten Memorial Park pool on June 10 were found abandoned in woods south of New London near Bean City Road four miles south. The woods are owned by George Elsner, found by Mrs. Elsner who alerted police. A third bicycle stolen near a downtown drug store last week remains missing.
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New London
Hatten Memorial Park
Jack Algiers
Bean City Road
George Elsner
India charges 200 Chinese intruded across Himalaya border
New Delhi reports 200 Chinese troops crossed the Himalayan border in a provocative intrusion near Rezalog pass in Ladakh on June 3. A protest note dated June 7 and made public Monday says the incursion occurred into territory acknowledged by Beijing as Indian.
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New Delhi
India
Himalayan
China
Rezalog Pass
Ladakh
Peking
Civil Rights Plan Offered In White House Meeting
Mansfield of Montana discussed a civil rights plan with Kennedy and leaders from both parties, noting progress on a separate vocational proposal and an area of agreement with Dirksen. He warned that opposition to banning private business segregation remains, while faith leaders urged action and a federal role. Governors and leaders from several states were slated to meet Kennedy for talks on the issue.
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Mansfield
Montana
Senate
House
Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Jinois
GOP
Dirksen
Albert Garner
Garner
Florida Baptist Institute and Seminary of
Lakeland
Fia
Florida
Dani Potter
New York
Ralph Abernathy
Atlanta
Alabama
Mississippi
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Virginia
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Bert T. Combs
Kentucky
Jack M. Campbell
New Mexico
John M. Dempsey
Connecticut
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
John 4 Love
Colorado
James 3
Familiar Faces Boost Brave Lineup Debut Night
Milwaukee AP reports the Braves shuffled veterans and rookies in a busy week of trades. Gene Oliver, 2 hits in four at bats, and Bob Sadowski, called up from Atlanta, joined Hank Aaron and Eddie Mathews as the lone holdovers. Manager Bragan praised the improved hitting but worried about the bullpen as the team opened with a 3 loss to the Pirates. Oliver expressed joy at proving himself in the big leagues and Sadowski vowed to help make the Braves a contender.
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Milwaukee
Braves
Hank Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bobby Bragan
Rebef Corps
Gene Oliver
St. Louis
Bob Sadowski
Burdette
Sadowski
Atlanta
Bragan
Chisox sign rookie Keith Sieck to Appalachian League pact
The Chicago White Sox signed Keith Sieck, a Nebraska pitcher and Lincoln, Nebraska resident, to a bonus contract and assigned him to Middlesboro Kentucky in the Appalachian League for this season.
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Chicago
White Sox
Keith Sieck
University of Nebraska
Middlesboro
Sieck
Lincoln
Regional Planning Job Filled
John Lohrentz a June graduate of Michigan State University will assume a post with the Fox Valley Regional Planning Commission beginning Monday. He is 22 and will serve as planner to assist the director in carrying out the regional planning program. He interned in 1962 with the Northeastern Illinois Regional Planning Commission. Lohrentz is from LaGrange and plans to marry in October. He was active in Student Society of Urban Planners Gamma Delta Lutheran Student Organization and the American Society of Planning Officials.
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Appleton
Michigan State University
Fox Valley Regional Planning Commission
John Lohrentz
Lohrentz
Ilinois
Student Society of Urban Planners
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Gamma Delta Lutheran
American Society of Planning Officials
Iebrentz
LaGrange, 12
Music Clinic at Stevens Point Honors Nancy Miller
Miss Nancy Miller attends a two week music clinic at Wisconsin State Teachers College Stevens Point assigned to the symphonic band. Concerts for the parents are set for June 23 and June 30. Nancy, a clarinetist with the Berlin High School Band, received a partial scholarship from the Berlin Parents Association.
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Redgranite
Nancy Miller
Wisconsin State Teachers College
Stevens Point
Nancy
Berlin
Berlin Music Parents Association
Neenah City bids halted by ongoing injunction
Circuit Judge Aroald J. Cane extended the injunction blocking new bids for municipal advertising in Neenah. The ruling keeps the city from soliciting quotes until the Goggin case goes to trial, expected early August, after Neenah City Attorney Schaller files an answer to Goggin’s complaint. The judge had previously ruled neither Oshkosh Daily Northwestern nor Twin City News-Record qualified as official paper, prompting new bid requests. The May 15 opening saw the Daily Northwestern as apparent low bidder, with the News-Record attempting to adjust its bid before both offered lower bids and the council sought fresh quotations.
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Aroald J. Cane
Neenah
Neenah City
Charles Schaller
Dan Goggin
Goggin
Schaller
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Twin City
News-Record
Daily Northwestern
Sorenson Leads Arizona State To Tourney Victory
Arizona State, led by Carel Sorenson of Janesville, Wis., retained the team title in the 19th Women's Intercollegiate Golf Tournament at University Park. The Sun Devils qualified all four entrants for the individual crown as two low scores counted for the team. Claudia Linder of Washington State won medal play after a four way tie at 78.
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University Park. Pa
Arizona State
Claudia Lindor
Washington State
Miss Sorenson
Hoover Shows Minor Improvement After Fever Dip
In New York Former President Herbert Hoover remained seriously ill but improved Monday doctors reported his fever subsided and his heart action grew more regular There was no further bleeding from the tract Hoover, operated on for cancer last August, is under care of four physicians in his Waldorf Towers suite
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Waldorf Towers
Wisconsin Crew Names Madison Captain for 1964
Madison captaincy awarded to MADISON UPI Vic Johnson by Coach Norm Johnson. He has filled the No 2 oarsman role for the Badgers for the past two seasons.
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Madison
UPI
Vic Johnson
Monday
University of Wisconsin
Norm Johnson
Badgers
Macmillan Faces New Attack and Confidence Vote
The Conservative leader Arthur Macmillan navigates emergency talks with ministers including Home Secretary Brooke and Foreign Secretary Home as MPs in a confidence vote show a split party. A new inquiry into security lapses looms while potential successors and an all party probe shape the political storm around Profumo’s scandal.
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Lord Home
Lord Hailsham
Iain McLeod
House
Martin Redmayne
Macmillan
Frank Markham
Profumo J
John Profume
Profumo
London
Daily Telegraph
Telegraph
the Mail
iMore
Richard A. Butler
Butler
House of Commons
Reginald Maudling
Ihancellor
Exchequer
Harold
Wilson
Labor Party
Britain
George Wigg
Christine Keeler
Dr. Ward
Stephen Ward
Vessels Collide and One Man Missing in Japan Collision
YOKOHAMA Japan The Koho Maru 28 sank after a collision with the Evergreen State off Gozensaki Cape Central Honshu search for the helmsman of Koho Maru 28 ongoing 22 crew rescued all except one. In New York jockey Sandy Hernandez sustained minor injuries in the sixth race at Aqueduct and was removed from further mounts.
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Japan
Evergreen State
Gozensaki Cape
Honshu
New York
Sandy Hernandez
Aqueduct
Manny Yeuza
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