Republicans Set TV Rush to Sell Tax Bill With Spending Brake
Washington AP Republicans outline two sided case against the Kennedy tax plan. Rep John W Byrnes Wisconsin launches opposition insisting a spending lid be attached to any tax cut. Conference endorses Byrnes amendment and networks broadcast the addresses to voters tonight and Saturday. District leaders argue spending limits must be codified into law rather than rely on pledges.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Byrnes
House
Ways and Means
House Republicans
ABC
CBS
Mutual Radio
Thomas G. Curtis
Missouri
NBC
Ways and Means Committee
Forest Crop Law Overhauled by Wisconsin Governor
Wisconsin Governor John W. Reynolds signs a major overhaul of the 36 year old forest crop law. The changes raise payments to counties towns and schools containing forest crop land and protect permanent public ownership. The program expands to 15 cents per acre and adds 110 000 dollars annually while timber sale proceeds to the state drop to 20 percent.
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New State Forest
John W. Reynolds
Ieft
Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Faces 29 Percent State Budget Hike Warns Ely
Arch Ely of Madison warned at a statewide taxpayers conference that Wisconsin could see a 29 percent budget increase and new taxes totaling 97.4 million if current spending and aid formulas aren’t revised. He linked higher enrollments, welfare costs, and per pupil costs to the projected rise, urging changes to curb tax pressure on food, income, and sales.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Arch Ely
Madison
Ely
Uni Cas
C .Lowell Harriss
Columbia University
Urban T. Kuechle
A. O. Smith Corporation
Granite City
Kankakee
Tipp City
Ohio
Eric
Kuechle
Mark Ryan
Jerris Leonard
J. O. Mithus
Racine
Special Taxpayers
Milo Knutson
la Crosse
Knutson
John Adams Thierry
Philip Hendrickson
Green Bay
Wisconsin GOP seeks to enter remap case in Supreme Court
The Republican led Wisconsin Legislature asked the state Supreme Court for permission to join the reapportionment suit started by Governor Reynolds. They contend a Senate and Assembly district realignment by resolution bypasses the governor and should be declared valid. Reynolds vetoed a reapportionment bill over Milwaukee County representation. The hearing is set for Oct 1 with attorney Francis Wilcox arguing the constitution allows reapportionment by resolution without a governor signature.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
GOP
Reynolds
Milwaukee County
Assembly
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Senate
Robert Haase
Marinette
Francis J. Wilcox
Eau Claire
Wilcox
Wood Green club quits after burglaries rise
GIVES UP LONDON UPI The Wood Green town football club will fold at season end due to persistent burglaries. In seven years the club endured 60 break-ins with last raid seeing walls ripped out machines smashed team first aid kit stolen and beer bottles spilled. A prior raid occurred the night before.
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London
UPI
Wood Green Town
Birmingham mourns bombing as peace commission named
Mayor Boutwell welcomes a presidential commission for racial peace in Birmingham after the Sunday church bombing that killed four Negro girls. Earl Blaik and Kenneth Royall are named to lead the mission, with five Birmingham leaders meeting Kennedy in Washington.
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Birmingham
Ala
Albert Boutwell
Kennedy
White House
Washington
Boutwell
Army
Earl Blaik
Kenneth C. Royall
Royall
North Carolina
Blaik
Avco Corp
Baut
Hospital Hopping Joke Highlights Denver Visit
Helen Casey took a friend by taxi from St. Luke's to Mercy Hospital to attend her daughter's nursing volunteer award ceremony. The cabbie quipped that he had seen bar hopping but never hospital hopping, capturing the light moment of the day.
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Denver
Colo
Helen Casey
St. Luke's Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Reorganization Proposed for Wisconsin Public Instruction
Dean Lindley Stiles of the University of Wisconsin urges a sweeping reorganization of the State Department of Public Instruction. He proposes a lay governing board to appoint the state superintendent, a shift from the current elected method, with the board providing policy leadership and evaluating educational needs and outcomes. He calls for a statewide study committee and increased legislative funding.
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Stiles
Dean Stiles
Lady Aline Barnett Faces Careless Driving Charge
Lady Aline Barnett, 80, who has driven for about 75 years since 1905, will face a careless driving charge next week but says she is unfazed, noting a brush with police marks every year of her motoring.
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London
UPI
Aline Barnett
Aline
Kennedy proposes joint US Soviet moon mission and space research
President Kennedy told the United Nations that a pause in the cold war could be dramatized by a joint US Soviet moon mission. He urged a nuclear test ban and broader disarmament, racial and religious equality, and strengthened UN cooperation as steps toward peace.
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United Nations
N.Y
Kennedy
U.S. Senate
General Assembly
Mexico
Geneva
Gromyko
United States
Mansfield urges full support for Lodge in South Vietnam
Sen. Mike Mansfield says Ambassador Lodge must receive prompt cooperation from all U S agencies in South Vietnam or face disaster. He urges administrative discipline and possible removals to realign policy, backed by Sens. Kuehl and Carlson. He argues the President must direct agencies through the secretary of state to restore satisfactory progress.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Torday
Honey Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Mansfield
Senate
Lodge
United States
Thomas H. Kuehel
California
Frank Carlson
Kan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Viet Nam
Snap Lacking At GOP Parley In Wisconsin
STEVENS POINT AP Some political snags fade as Wisconsin Republican county chairmen and the state GOP Executive Committee meet. Warren Knowles faces pressure on his future, with Lt. Gov. Jack Olson running for governor, while Knowles weighs an October 1 decision. The gathering, about 110 strong, features Rep. Melvin Laird and party leaders in a briefing on campaign fund and election strategy.
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Stevens Point
Wisconsin
GOP
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
U.S
Richmond
Don Macrae
Eau Claire
Warren
Macrae
Jack Olson
Melvin Laird
R-Wis
Talbot Peterson
Appleton
Dorothy Krohn
Oshkosh
Dan Parker
Janesville
George Greeley
Madison
Major Topes
Four Die In State Accidents
Four people died in separate state crashes. Wesley Frey, 38, of Okauchee, was killed when his car hit a bridge abutment on a Waukesha County trunk near Dousman. John Flor, 53, of Chetek, died when his car left Wisconsin 77 and rolled over. he was thrown from the vehicle. John Hughes, 20, of Excelsior, Minnesota, died when his motorcycle struck the back of a wrecker on US 216 in Oneida County. William Knittel Jr., 19, died when the parked car he sat in was struck by another vehicle.
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Wesley Frey
Okauchee
Waukesha
Dousman
John Flor
Chetek
Wisconsin
Here
Flor
John Hughes
Excelsior
Minn
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Washburn
John Beale
L. P. Voigt
State Conservation Department
Jack Schumacher
Shawano
Curtis
Republican House
Republican National Committee
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Winnebagoland
Phiye
Moon
Gov. Reynolds
Commission On Peace
Andrei A. . Gromyko
Hillsboro
Streator
Ill
Wis
A. E. Dietman
Eugene
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