Box 17, Folder 6, Document 61

Box 17, Folder 6, Document 61

PROGRESS














PROSPERITY

@ State aid t
o local schools increased by $36 illi
d ; mill10n.

of 100%
a boost



@ Democrats
: developed
nation’s best—cou menial health
county hosp; : program—one of
of beds in stz Ye hospital i oars
eds in state colonies i 2 inh Mo came
? y 1966

e Democrati
: ratic overno
a Meter ee bude created greatest conseryatio
u oy ZOD prose
pram saved dorestaal e 66%—new Outdoor Recre program
» lakes, streams worth $12 aa ae
million

e Democr 5 i
a fi f
ts won fight Or “one erson.
P —one vote”

e $10 million
needed Tax Reli
over 65—a Democratic ce, for 150,000 Wisconsin citizens

e Car eful y Pp y 4
plannin b Democrats ved ta ‘er, $ wlion in

buildin

z £ costs—Democrats bui 9

for colleges crats built $240 million in buildin
11diIngs

Increased
PERSONAL INCOME



$2,400



























2.300
2,200
2,100 ]
2,000
wo Co o
on w iN
cane & 3

; H ealthy
CONOMIC GROWTH





Individual
PERSONAL INCOME

rose more than 93%, since 1958—
from $1,936 to $2,380 in 1963.
This year total PERSONAL IN-
COME in Wisconsin will top the
$10 pillion mark for the first time.

Rapid
ECONOMIC GROWTH

created thousands of new jobs in
3,200

Wisconsin manufacturing — :
in 1963 alone. Newly-built factory
space last year totaled 6.2 million
square feet, an all-time record.
Manufacturing volume will reach
$5.4 billion estimated, in 1964—up
42% {rom 1958.

almost 0



but what about
the farmer,

the workingman? .

Authorized
“J and pai
Party of Wi paid for by TI
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E, Washi is,, John Durand, Fiel Bee ee
shington Ave., Madison Sth Virector, 2
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The Democratic Party is the party of
the farmer and the workingman , VO T [z

[ER it will con-

tinue to work for
® Higher milk supports

® Low interest loans for buying

machinery

» Keeping Food for Peace and

Food Stamp programs

@ Crackdown on price-

fixing by big food firms

AN it will continue

to support

)More workers protected
with unemployment pay



» More compensation pay

President Lyndon B. Johnson

Minimum wage law for all i N
workers

Retraining and public works

programs