Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 5

Janesville Daily Gazette, Monday, March 20, JOURNALISM WORKSHOP AT JHS All aspects of the world of the fourth estate were ed Saturday when students and advisors from 54 high schools attended a journalism conference at Janesville High School. Mrs. Lois Anderson, JHS Phoenix advisor, headed a workshop on yearbook preparation and production attended by, from left, Jack Woodbury, Racine-Case High School; Jay Daniel, Paragon Press representative; Robert L. Tottingham, Journalism Extension Division of the University of Wisconsin; Mary Lou Lupient and Raymond Schoenfield, advisors to Beloit Memorial High School's "Increscent" newspaper; and Mrs. Jill Guedon, Lake Mills High School yearbook advisor.

(Gazette Photo) Fire Gufs Garage in BeloH Township A garage and breezeway were gutted by fire Saturday evening at the Edward Quack- enbusta home, Rte, 3, Beloit. The fire, of unknown origin, broke out in the garage and was well under way before it was discovered. It destroyed several items in the garage, including furniture and a power saw. BeloJt Township firemen responded. Don't just go Know WHERE to Go in WISCONSIN! DON'T MISS THE FIRST ISSUE SUBSCRIBE NOW TO WISCONSIN WEEK-END (OUR THIRTEENTH YEAR) Mailed to you weekly, April thru September; tells you things to see, places to go on week-end outings.

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WASHINGTON (AP) Two top Democrats who oppose escalation of the Vietnam war say they believe increased U.S. military pressure will follow President Johnson's current strategy meeting on Guam. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said Sunday he believes a decision may be made to deploy substantial numbers of American troops in the Mekong Delta area con- troUed by the Viet Cong. "We cannot foreclose the possibility of an escalation of the war," he said. And Sen.

J.W. Pulbright of Arkansas, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, said, "I think they will increase the manpower over there substantially in the near future, proba- blv following this conference." But Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey contended the focus of the Guam conference is on post-war planning. In other comments on the war: Sen. Edward W.

Brooke, R- says he found "something of some Importance" concerning Vietnam which he wants to relate to the State Department. He would not elaborate except to say his information did not involve a peace feeler from North Vietnam. He returned Saturday night from a 15-day trip to South Vietnam and other Asian areas. Sen. Mark O.

Hatfied. requested "de-Americanizing the military action by gradually substituting South Vietnamese for U.S. troops." He said if Republicans can provide a policy "that wiU extricate the United States from this quicksand, I think we will not only win an election but the approval of the world." Sen. Jacob K. Javits, said differences between Johnson and Sen.

Robert F. Kennedy, could produce a stalemate where the President would refuse to take any particular action which Kennedey suggested. The National Committee for an Effective Congress said failure to settle the war could bring a fragmentation of Congress, especially the Democratic and "open the way for adventurers of the left and right." Mayor Lindsay Feels New York Cold Spell, Too NI5W YORK (AP) If he can get any heat today Mayor John V. Lindsay would like to get out of the kitchen. Lindsay and his family spent much of Sunday huddled around an electric heater in their kitchen aftsr the furnace in Gracie Mansion, the mayor's official residence, broke down.

Outside, temperatures rose only to the mid 20s after bitting an early morning low of 8 degrees to break a 91-ycar-old record for the date. IT TAKES TIME to carry out your wishes and do a good job. We need .1 to 4 weeks to produce a suit or topcoat individually tailored for yon. Please slop in now. Select your spring clothes from our wide variety of exclcsive fabrics.

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