Democrats Back Reynolds on Tax Stand at Wisconsin Convention
The Wisconsin Democratic convention saw supporters rally behind John Reynolds over his pledge to repeal the selective sales tax amid protests and debates. Nikolay won the chairman race with backing from Nelson, while floor fights reshaped party rules on new member voting and fair housing positions.
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Norman Sussman
Milwaukee
Reynold
Reynolds
U.S
Gaylord Nelson
Nikolay
Wisconsin
Nelson
Lucey
National Guard
Swed
Hall
Walsh
Milwaukee County
Walworth County
George Stauffacher
Bloomfield
Bart Walsh
Darien
Mario Ciotti
Kenosha
Stauffacher
Sainy
Hich
Warren Mansfield to Attend Papal Rites
The White House said Chief Justice Earl Warren and Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield will lead the U S delegation to Pope Paul VI's coronation in Rome on June 30.
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Washington
White House
Earl Warren
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
U.S
Pope Paul VI
Rome
Harrod Elected Wisconsin Knights Templar Leader
Van W. Harrod of La Crosse was elected Right Eminent Grand Commander of Wisconsin's Grand Commandery of the Knights Templar at the annual Madison meeting. Harrod, 53, a conductor for the Chicago Quincy & Burlington Railway, succeeds Victor G. Nowack of Watertown.
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Madison
van W. Harrod
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Knights Templar
Harrod
Chicago, Quincy & Burlington Railway
Victor G. Nowack
Watertown
Pope Paul VI makes first outside-Vatican visit to Rome college
Pope Paul VI left the Vatican in a brief auto trip to the Spanish college in Rome where his limousine scraped a wall on entry. He visited frail church leaders including Enrique Cardinal Pla y Deniel and Archbishop Jozef Slipyi, then prayed at St Peter's tomb of his predecessor.
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Paul VI
Vatican
Tiber
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Paul
Enrique Cardinal Play Y Deniel
Toledo
Spain
Msgr
Angélo Rotta
Hungary
Jozive Slipyi
Ukraine
Pope Paul
John XXIII
God
John
St. Peter’s Basilica
Pope Paul VI
Enrique Cardinal Play Y Dentel
Thousands Eye City Art Fair of Auburndale
The Auburndale Art Fair features oil paintings by Douglas Johnson from Milwaukee and Ronald Prent Anderson from Madison, plus works by Robert Bornhutter Kenosha and Jean Podell Milwaukee among others. Cash prizes of 40 25 and 10 honor first second and third in each category with several honorable mentions listed.
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Auburndale
Douglas Johnson
Milwaukee
Mel Kishner
Carl Verbargt
Richard Jensen
Racine
Max Fernekes
Mineral Point
Rhoda Silver
Mladen Frian
Peter Leach
St. Paul
Charles ‘Kenti
Exile Council Leader Quits Amid Arms Transfer to Castro Forces
The exiled council leader resigns as arms and followers move to Castro's security after the Kennedy administration's ties to the anti-Castro group, which backed the 1961 invasion. Dr Jose Miro Cardona also resigns as council president, with Varona noted as guiding force in the council's reorganization and activities.
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Kennedy
Council
Cuba
Jose Miro Cardona
Varona
JFK Cautions Negro Leaders Over Desegregation Efforts
Wilkins executive secretary of the NAACP and Rev. Martin Luther King of the SCLC were cited in reports of tensions within civil rights groups. The NAACP's Wilkins challenged other groups for “furnish[ing] the noise” while claiming the NAACP does the hard work and pays the bills in the desegregation campaign.
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Wilkins
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
NAACP
4 Injured as Bus Strikes Truck and Tree
A Greyhound chartered bus attempting to avoid a milk delivery truck collided head on with the truck and then struck a tree in East Stroudsburg Pennsylvania. Forty one people were injured 39 passengers 1 a contributor. Thirty one passengers were treated and released eight admitted to hospital along with the drivers.
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East Stroudsburg
Greyhound
Tractor Kills Whitewater Farmer in Hayfield Accident
Clarence Pester said to be 70 and a former Jefferson County supervisor was killed when his tractor overturned while he made hay on his farm in Whitewater Wisconsin. The accident occurred on his property as he worked alone.
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Whitewater
Wis
Clarence Pester
Coldspring
Jefferson County Board of Supervisors
Pester
Jet to chase the Moon's Shadow in July total eclipse
A DC8 Flying Laboratory will pursue the moon's shadow across Canada on July 20 at 42,000 feet, with a 520 mph pace along a 25 mile path to observe the eclipse for about 144 seconds. Optical glass, spectroscopes, cameras and telescopes equip the plane for scientific observing. National Geographic Society and Douglas Aircraft Co. lead a joint study with 11 organizations.
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Washington
Canada
DC8
Fort Providence
Northwest Territories
National Geographic Society
Douglas Aircraft Co
More Than 80 Units in 1963 Goodwill Parade
Pleasant fire departments start the parade at 9 55 a m with a route from Goold to 14th Street and Park Avenue. Assembly areas north of Goold improve viewing. units form mainly on Main Street. Participants include Racine units, guests from Casper Wyoming, and musical groups arranged by Thomas Krause. Grand marshal is Allen Gifford with the Racine Citizens Band Club providing communications.
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Goold
William St
Main St
Walton Ave
Romayne Ave
Wolff St
Racine
Unis
Casper
Wyo
Thomas Krause
Goodwill
Dale Weldon
Rudy Wendel
Ernie Pottinger
Joe Wasik
Cliff Raney
Dale Hansman
Krause
Allen Gifford
Racine Citizens Band Club
Jane Wyatt and Mother to Receive M A Award
The Association of Marquette University Women will present its annual medalion award jointly to actress Jane Wyatt and her mother Euphemia Van Rensselaer Wyatt, a New York critic. The award, to be presented September 22, honors a woman of national prominence advancing Christian women’s educational and cultural interests.
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Milwaukee
Association of Marquette University Women
Jane Wyatt
Euphemia van Rensselaer Wyatt
New York
Association
Twin-Tower Dorm Planned Near UW
Plans announced for a $1 million twin-tower dormitory near the University of Wisconsin campus to house more than 600 students. John Borman and Associates bought the State St. site, with completion aimed for September 1964.
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Madison
State St
University of Wisconsin
John Borman
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