Budget Bill Is Laid Over In Wisconsin Assembly
The Wisconsin Assembly postponed debate on the 1965 67 budget bill to Thursday at 10 a m on a Republican request Deputy minority leader Robert Haase Marinette said the party wants time to study the 15 page measure and consider amendments Democratic leader Frank Nikolay Abbotsford said Democrats will likely amend the bill with conservatives among about 20 Republicans ready to act The compromise budget totals 522 5 million with Republicans expected to seek tax increases including a sales tax expansion Governor Warren Knowles plans to issue an executive order Thursday to cap spending at the 1963 65 level
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Hope Lingers For Boat Crew Survival Report
Searchers found a woman's body and beach footprints near the Baja California wreck site where two pleasure-cruiser families sank last week. A 15 year old survivor, Denise Winter, swam ashore Saturday. investigators hope otherFamily members may have survived as a life jacket and women's clothing were found. The Coast Guard identified possible bodies as Denise's mother or Mrs. Hugh V Wynn among others from the sinking party.
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Warren Winter
Murmeta
Public Meets Goal to Build Kennedy Center
Washington centers on Kennedy Center funding after public gifts push total past the $15.5 million federal matching threshold. Italy and Germany contributed marble valued at $1.17 million and bronze doors valued at $950,000, aiding the project’s qualifying deadline.
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UPI
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
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Germany
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Sergio Fencalles
Heinrich Knappstein
President Johnson Seeks Delinquency Aid Bill
Washington AP reports President Johnson has a bill on his desk authorizing 16.5 million dollars for federal juvenile delinquency prevention control and treatment. The measure passed by voice vote in the Senate authorizes 6.5 million for the current fiscal year starting July 1 and 10 million for the next year.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Baker Report And Proposals Awaited Today
Senate investigators publish the Bobby Baker inquiry findings with legislative recommendations. Democratic and Republican members split along party lines yet agree on safeguards against conflicts of interest by senators and Senate employees. The probe followed Kuker’s Oct. 1963 resignation as Secretary of the Senate, amid further questions raised by Sen. John J. Continued on Page 8, Col. 1.
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Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Kuker
John J
Drowning Is Being Probed In Oshkosh River Incident
An Indianapolis man William C. Anderson, 42, drowned in the Fox River near Riverside Park Oshkosh. An inquest will be held. autopsy ruled drowning. Witnesses reported two youths talked to him before a splash and fled. Anderson is survived by his wife five children.
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Riverside Park
Oshkosh
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Leonard Ziebell
Eighth Ave
Felix Brown
Hattie
Estella Barnett
Ziebell
Jood
Old Airport Finales Ties to Outagamie Transfer
The last plane departs the old Outagamie County Airport at 5 PM and the first lands at the new Outagamie port in Greenville at 10 44 AM Thursday. North Central operations near completion under station manager Herman Jolitz. Air Wisconsin delays inauguration to August 9 to finish aircraft outfitting. Airport committee chair Mark Catlin to seek dedication date for August 7.
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Outagamie
Greenville
North Central
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Mark Catlin
Strategy expands U S attack plan in Viet Nam
The United States moves toward expanded ground combat in South Viet Nam. A paratrooper strike north of Saigon and Westmoreland led plans show U S and Vietnamese forces prepared to act in support when needed. The White House stressed defensive aims and presidential approval limits.
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United States
Viet Nam
Saigon
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Johnson
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Ident
State Department
White House
Congo Hails Fifth Birthday Amid Economic Troubles
Leopoldville crowds mark Congo's fifth anniversary as politicians praise progress while the economy remains sick. Rich in minerals and hydroelectric potential, security woes and ongoing rebellions strain growth. military spending consumes a large budget, hindering prosperity.
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Living Costs Rise Again During May
Washington AP reports consumer prices rose three tenths of a percent in May marking the second straight monthly increase and pushing the index to 109.6 a new high. The rise was 1.7 percent above May last year with food, meat, and fresh vegetables driving the gain amid unfavorable weather and tight supplies.
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Labor Department
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Wisconsin Assembly approves branch banking plan
The Wisconsin Assembly passed a branch banking bill by 69 to 31, clearing the two-thirds threshold after a reconsideration move. The measure allows banks to open branches within one mile of other home offices, in any town city or village, with debate and objections over electronic voting machines and educational grants also noted.
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Rfond du Lac
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Lake Winnebago
Dealer in New Bern notes trade after car swap
Joe Carmody, returning to a shipyard parking space Tuesday, found a black compact car where his maroon compact should have been. A note on the dashboard read This trade is thanks Dal.
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N.C
Joe Carmody
Dal
Clash 200 Miles From Saigon In Major Viet Cong Engagement
A large government force near Cheo Reo in Pleiku Province faced a heavy Viet Cong attack. An undisclosed-sized Vietnamese infantry unit was surrounded but reestablished radio contact, while a second command post was in danger of being overrun. Two airborne battalions linked with the threatened post. Casualties were listed as unknown, with 34 air sorties flown to blunt the assault.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Cheo Reo
Pleiku
Air Force
Jet's Crew To Be Given High Honor
SAN FRANCISCO AP. A grateful FAA presents special citations to pilot Charles H. Kime and the crew of a crippled 707 jet. After an engine failed and part of a wing detached shortly after takeoff from San Francisco, the Honolulu-bound Pan American jet with 143 passengers and 10 crew landed safely at Travis AFB. Citations will be presented by FAA Administrator NE. Halabs at Los Angeles International Airport at 5:30 PDT.
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Federal Aviation Agency
United States
Charles H. Kime
Travis Air Force Base
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FAA
NE. Halabs
Los Angeles International Airport
Kimes
U.S. Budget Deficit, Surplus Hinted in 1965 Outlook
AP reports the government ends the year with a possible April-June surplus as U S balance of payments shows a first surplus since 1957. Surplus stems from curbing overseas loans and investments. the budget deficit for 1965 is projected around 32 billion dollars, with efforts to balance payments by 1967 or 1968 while tax cuts continue.
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Washington
U.S
Johnson
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Favreau resigns from Canada cabinet amid Rivard case
Ottawa AP report says Justice Minister Guy Favreau quits after Quebec chief justice Dorion findings over dropped probe into a $20,000 bribe offer to aid Rivard bail. Pearson vows another post for Favreau while probing possible charges for others and keeps Favreau leading the Liberal party in Quebec.
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Frederic Dorion
Lucien Rivard Drivery
Guy Favreau
Lester B. Pearson
Favreau
Quebec
Rivard
United States
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Justice Department
Dorion
Liberal Party
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Dorian
Senate committee reports May CS job rise in federal workforce
Washington AP notes May employment in the CS sector climbed by 487 compared with April as a Senate House committee reported today. Distinct entities include the Senate committee and the Department of Labor figures.
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Senate House Committee
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