Wisconsin State Journal from Madison, Wisconsin • 1

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uw t. MORNING FINAL TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1963 4 ear Inaugura nxri SIS WW. JV Probl tote cms Meed Attention ixrwixirN Roberts John W. Reynolds, 41, a Green Bay attorney, became governor of Wisconsin Monday and told about 3,000 persons in a six-minute? inau gural speech that state problems are too pressing to await the return of one-party government in the state. Reynolds became the 36th person to hold the office when he took I eclli from Wisconsin -J t- I i 5 Chief Justice Timothy Rotunda's Jammed iBrowa at Boon la the Capt-j Rest Republicans Reynold, Dm ocrat, had a completed two Ceremony Crowded But Colorful Affair terma aa Wisconsin attorney general.

All four other constitutional of floer are Republicans, snd both By SAMUEL REYNOLDS hofhes of the Legislstur are con trolled try the GOP. VMCA singers to red blaiers. air oatrol troooers In trim blue. "Certainly. I am sot so naive laughter and stately processioning, craning necks and flashing bulb rr i 3 as to believe that the too yean all were mixed together Monday to provide the drama of tnaugur ahead will be ey ones," Rern- uoo.

oW Mid. John W. Rejmoids became the stale's JMh or rth eovernor. But I do Relieve that all rf ui depending on 'how you count It, ho have been elected by the peo-i'00 f18 aa elected twice and, Reynolds arrived first with pie of the state have serious died before Inauguration), daughters Katie, 10, and Molly i. a.

in oa wild uw miu tociimiki ioi Is Daddy here yet?" Mrs. of solvuig the problems of the peo-'th Capitol rotunda. Reynolds aiked. The disnitariea pie we represent, be sail Fevertte Offirers (father ing la the Governor' eon- Most of thos problems cost Poilc were hard put to room said no, but be mate the site of the crowd, whichlwasn't long la coming. money.

Led NaUea jammed every balcony, hall.1 Gov. John Reynolds Speaks to Throng in Capitol Rotunda Shortly After Being Sworn In Among them, be cited education and ar w.thia sight of the East of the state children, rare of caOprv ceremorual oiatlorm bLMt J--t-ct Gay torn A. the mentally HI, preservatioo of, They jammed again to get at, Nelson, outgoing governor, a a outdoor resources, resurrection of their favorite state constitutinnal 1 a robed Wiaconsin Supreme Neither Side Gains Key Point inng oeglected cities, prwision of officer at receptions after the cer-l 19 Beer Age Bill Faces equal opportunities for sH citi-lemony. Court justkee, chatted while the Racine YMCA boy's chorus sang tens, expansioa ol Industries, and Li. Cor.

Jack Olson received hti selections, Including "You'll Nev- employment of IU workers. jthe Senate Wee. while Attv. U.S., Soviets Sign Cuba Accord Noon Limit Reynolds said lsconsh has led Gen. George Tbompww, Secretary er Walk Alone." tne aation lorwani beiore la sev- of Stat Robert Limmermaa.

era! areas, including "establish-Und si.t. Treanirer Vn rvn. UNITED NATIONS. Y. XFDjed "adequate Inspect! un" on thel The effect of the joint statement A proposed bill rsising the mird- ment of a tax atmctum based on Smith shook hands In their re- mura age for aruiaing beer tary -General Thant.

Cuban Am-battador Carlos Lechuga submitted one at the same bme oq behalf of Premier Fidel Castro, taverns In Wisconsin from IS to 1. jspectiw offices. The United State and Soviet removal of Soviet weapons ys- wa aa agreement to disagree. Union wrsts formal diploma hejtcms from Cuba and guarantees Ambassador Francis T. P.

end to the Cuban crist Monday 'against their reintroductinn. Fail- riimpton, deputy chief of tha US night, leaving number of major' ing that, it did not Issue the "on and Soviet Deputy For has until noon today to muster "mpaignen against am! Rrp the lone Democrat recommendation from the Mfe Ul Pf'amid the Republican state of li The Cuban statement denounced issue unresolved. invasion" pledge demanded byieign Minister Vasily KtnaetMV the US-Soviet accord for notilalive Council fur Introduction a 1tKl rui received vuutori the Gov The did not get iU demand-1 Russia and Cuba. Isent a Joint declaration to Secre- bringing "aa effective agreement" capable of guaranteeing la a per oy ine Kate would be a I le dernor'i conference room and at-through the income tax, traded by far tha largest group passage In the 1963 session. The council, an Interim Flaaked by Flag Outside, newsmen, cameramen, and staffers milled and chatted.

The University of Wisconsin band struck up "On, Wisconsin." Air Force police, natty in bhss uni-form with black leather and while cloth trim, stood at parade rest and kept out persona without passe. The procession marched out at last onto the Inaugural stand, which was flanked by Wiaconsin and American flag, with 11 more Old Glories and four potted plant serving as backstop. There, after study I manent way peace In the Carib arm of the Lecislature. voted I to wisneT. mni, supreme eitort to meet these Given Ftaqao bean and to eliminate existing tensions.

Actor Clifton Webb Rests After Surgery HOUSTON. Te. l-Actar aif AJL i efcallenge such a way th.it He came to the ceremony after ueiinajis aiiwuiiK uwiivenjr i i It rejected any crisis agreement another page of accompUsrm.ent; elub fey four member absent Father Kills Son in Fight Over Meal BAKERSFIELD. Calif. (AP)-A father jailed Monday accused of killing ha 1 year -old son because be didn't like Ihe way the boy conked a hamburger.

that did not Include Castro's five points of Oct IS, chief of which ton Webb was reported resting consia story. waa a demand that the U.S. give Commerce, Reynolds, a Green Bay native, was given a plaque by city and said. Band rearer! up its base at Guantanamo Bay. II Veies Needed There must be 10 affirmative vote among tha 15 member before the council can introduce a bill with recommendation for passage.

1 l.ij i Kuinetso bad an early evening He was given a rising ovation i Brown county officials and a foot- well after major surgery Monday. The operation was to correct an abdominal aneurism a bubble that forms when there a weakness la the wall of a blood vessel. The operstwa oa the tt year-old appointment to bring the Russian Bjorklund Resumes Farm Columns Today On tnday'i Wiaconsin State Journal Page of Opinion. Robert C. Bjorklund, our prl winning farm editor, resumti hli editorial page commentary on agriculture Bjorklund wrote editorial page column until be wai called up for active military aervice with the Snd division In 196 He returned hi newa coverage ai farm editor last August, but be wanted to review thoroughly tha agricultural situation before resinning his Page of Opinion articlea.

Tommy John lion was ibot Sun the national anthem, tha state officer look their oath of office under the gaze of nearly J.000 per- Tans Sa fas Cat 4 at the beginning and end of hisjball autographed by Ihe Green speech. Ha wa Interrupted once' Bay packers. language version of the Joint statement to Thant Then off to the ceremony. Mrs. councu fc, pJ tribute poU on the proposal open untililfl a.Mr!a It reported S.

-Soviet agree today to permit the fouri ment that no further action by the noon a fellow Democrat who flew after actor required more than two absent member to vote. All four "at Security Council waa required day with a 32 caliber piatol after be eoetted a hamburger for hit father, Jay Joiuatos, la their borne at Rofamond. Deputy Sheriff Harmon Cooper aid (he hamburger waa rare and the elder Jahnatoa Wum I well done, would have to vote for the meas the Inaugural taWashlagtaa. D. where be will be iwora In a United State sens tor.

The 40-minute inaugural cere hours. He was transferred Immediately to tU hospital's Intensive care unit where hospital ipokesmen said be will remain ure to gain approval This seemed unlikely. Other Inaugural Day Stories and Pictures- 4 Page 8 and Sec. 2, Pages 1 and 4 mony wa preceded by a concert Turn Is Pre Cel. 1 Victor Kimball, Retired Schools Aide, 71, Dies two or three day.

by the University of Wisconsin Actually, tha question I academic, because the bill and others like it will be Introduced In the 193 Legislature with or without the sanction of tha Legtslathre Tans Pag Cel. I Council, although council sanction Victor Kimball. 7t. of JB Falle ct, recently retired assis President Due To Keep Date With a Mysterious Lady Today give a Dill a better chance of passage. Hatter Thae fifff v.

t' tant state superintendent of the State Department of Public In This bill ll hotter than a pi struction, died Monday (Jan. 7, brief tol," said Sea. William Drshtim IMS) la a hospital alter a feeding apace Monday. The long (RNeenah). who moved for its light blue canopy, rrsorved for very special occasions, was In Introduction and passage.

It going to be before the place at the entrance. WASHINGTON I President Kennedy flits back to town ttxiaj-lo keep a date with a lady whose aU la baffling. Uadoiedly. It will be the poli-tice-artisUc event of the century. For the 45-year -old President iQ introduce to capital society Upstairs, In west statuary hall.

Legislature regardless of what we do her." be said. "And It I J- illness. He retired In July. lfrSJ, from his post, which ha held for He previously was principal school In Marinesco. Port Edwards, Blrnam-wood.

Maple Valley, and Mattooa la 1923. be begsa a It-year tenure i the scene waa taking shape. A huge temporary watl bad beta Tant te I. CU. I erected half way down the hall Covering this art fold of bur and oflicials a matron who Is 430; I a suprrtmeodent wisnourn 0 gundy velvet Against the velvet Is an ei pensive outer frame of wal city schools.

From 18 to 1M7. be was years young the Urn Lisa of Leonardo da Vinci. On furlough from the Louvre, the priceless masterpiece thea will ga on view to the general public nut. -Inside this outer frame will be personnel work director for the WPA and aa auditor for the Wis hung the antique, gilded frame containing the Mona Lisa. To consin beversge lax division.

at the National Gallery of Art tram Ha was bora In Marion and was right and left of the for a point, workmen we- stapling more a Madisoa resident since IW, He wa a graduate of the former burgundy velvet to pin pod'ums Wednesday to Feh, 1 Then aa to Nw Y'k, for a'KHring at the atetropo'titan Museum. Feb. 7 through Msr. 4. Thea, a a return to Frsor and her age-eld borne la the Louvre, Oshkosh Normal school and North from which President Kennedy and MUV4 UHA On the Inside Adoula Names Boss of Katanga Story on Page 3 Bridge Sec, Page, IS Calendar Set Page 1 Comic Sec.

X. Page 10 Crossword Sec. Page Earl Wilson Sec Page 11 Editorial Sec Pag 4 Markets Sec. I. Page 4 Otiltuarie Sec.

Page I Record Sec Page Society Sec Paga I TV Radio Sec. I Page It Weather Table Sec. Pag i Womaa'i Jooraal Sec 1 Page Andre Malraux, French miiuster land College, Ashland. He wa a member of Ihe ClmlonvlDe Ma Including, the President and 0' f'lr. ehage son.

sonic lodge. Arrlimi oere tram r'm Kennedy Chief Justice Earl -nonea-we-eea leirciwiiuns. Survivor Inctinle his wife, Prls- Mr. Kennedy will hardly ba csbinet members, aad V1 moving for a brief parley ith Cortsrwwi.jw. Ihands keiit recording the tern.

rilla: a ann, Aaron, Lansing, a daughter, Mis. Edgar leader, before be Onda himHj Atw rf Umw. tounersed In art world, rr- v-. nitorcycla escort, perature and humidity (Mona likes figure of and 43 respectively). And off la lb comers.

Brass, Cedarburg; four grand rhildnm; and a great grandchild wtilrh move to the Nstiooai Gal- Tb body was taken to the platforms we, going up lor tele French embassy, at And then, later, at Gov. John Reynold' recep-unn, they got their reward In term of aa autograph from the state' new governor. GOVrSNOR-l AUTOGRAPH These boy from the Pacine YMCA boys' choir added color and music to the Inaugural Day festivities. FrauUch frl borne, sio vision catrwraroeo and other pbo- batsador and Mm Uerve AI- lery, Speedway rd. Uigrsphert, phand will play bst to 96 per reparation there weia pro-.