Day Care Center Planned by Green County Retarded Children
Mrs. John Dunn explains day care program at Green County Association for Retarded Children meeting in Monroe Grace Lutheran church. Center aims to serve 4 to 16 year olds with severe retardation and cerebral palsy, be partially state funded, and operate four hours weekly. Committee includes Mrs. Grundahl, Rev. Plymire, Dale Rabe, Gerald Gelbach, and Dorothy Bartelt.
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John Dunn
Madison
Green County Association For
Grace Lutheran
Dunn
Monroe
Green County
Grace Lutheran Church of
Beloit
Janesville
Clarence Grundahl
James C. Plymire
Grace Lutheran Church
Dale Rabe
Parents Group
Gerald Gelbach
Grace Church Counccil
Dorothy Bartelt
Retarded Childrens Group
Resource Group Formation Sought for Green County
A joint meeting of Green County Board publicity and industrial development committees is planned at the Swiss Wheel tomorrow night to discuss forming a new Resource and Development Committee. Board members and county business, industry, and recreation leaders would comprise the group. A brochure promoting the county’s industrial and recreational potential will be discussed.
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Green County
County Board
Jobless claims drop in Wisconsin for ninth straight week
Madison reports unemployment compensation claims in Wisconsin fell to 38,026 last week from 40,182 the prior week. The decline marks the ninth consecutive drop as layoffs ease and the labor market shows gradual improvement across the state.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Reynolds Urges Wisconsin Voters to Block Wallace Bid
Gov. Reynolds campaigned in Baldwin and Eau Claire urging good people to vote Tuesday and deny Alabama Gov. Wallace’s presidential bid. He warned a Wallace victory would tarnish Wisconsin as a progressive state and hinder civil rights legislation. Reynolds urged students at Eau Claire State College to mobilize families to vote. Wallace faced a racial incident in Milwaukee as heckling and ejected Black attendees underscored opposition to his campaign.
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Associated Press
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Alabama
Wallace
Baldwin
Eau Claire
Congress
Johnson
John W. Byrnes
America
Milwaukee
Serb Memorial Hall
Bronko Gruber
Gruber
Districting Plan Revision Ordered
MADISON The Legislative Council directed staffers to draft laws to resolve differences in state appointment laws that triggered a clash between Democratic Gov Reynolds and the Republican Senate. The judiciary committee voted to study shifting to a federal style procedure where the president nominates and the Senate confirms, with swift appointment only if the Senate is adjourned.
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Senate
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Judiciary
Wisconsin
Obliging Candidate Will Furnish Ballot
In Pensacola Florida Justice of the Peace Walter Lagergren a renomination hopeful sentenced Emmett Cowan to 60 days in jail on a public drunkenness charge Cowan 56 asked about voting ads Lagergren replied he would send an absentee ballot ensuring Cowan could vote despite the sentence
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Pensacola
Fla
Justice of the Peace
Walter Lagergren
Emmett Cowan
Cowan
Johnson Refuses Compromise on Civil Rights Bill Strategy
Washington The White House signals no room for concession as President Johnson stays firm on the House version of the civil rights bill. Senate leaders plan near nonstop sessions to break the Southern filibuster, needing a two thirds vote to invoke cloture. Senator Humphrey warns a clear path forward hinges on Republican Dirksen who seeks amendments to the fair employment provisions and a possible substitute on public accommodations. Clark notes proponents count about 53 votes, signaling a tight fight ahead.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Dixie
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Humphrey
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Dirksen
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Erwin Gruber Named To Weed Control Post
Erwin Gruber of Route 1 Brod head has been hired as Green County weed commissioner for the 1964 season by the county agriculture committee. He begins May 15 and will direct the county tree planting job, drawing $65 per 40 hour week plus mileage for a four to five month season.
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Erwin Gruber
Brodhead
Green County
County Agriculture Committee
Refuses To Participate Old Car Club Shuns Gas Levy Hike
The Yester Year Auto Club voted not to participate in a Madison Sunday rally promoting a Yes vote on a gasoline tax hike. The group cites its constitution prohibiting promotional activity for personal gain. Tours for the season were approved with multiple regional drives and a rally with the Model A Restorers Club in the Janesville area. Sheriff W E Deininger spoke on office procedures.
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Old Car Club
Yester Year Auto Club
Madison
Roger L. Blane
Executive Mansion
Sherman Hodgson
Royce Schulz
Exeter Tunnel
Lake Kegonsa
Stoughton
Mississippi Palisades
Savanna
Lowell Park
Dixon
Beardsley Lake
Darlington
Honey Bear Farm
Lake Geneva
Joseph Kohn
Winslow
Nelson Dewey Park
Cassville
Model A
Janesville
W. E. Deininger
Alaska Reels After Quake as Federal Aid Sought
Anchorage eyes a return to normalcy while debris is cleared after last Friday's quake. President Johnson orders $50 million in emergency relief. Gov. Egan seeks $500 million and a $50 million state bond, bankers urge $1 billion, favoring grants over loans to cover losses. A Johnson task force to map rehabilitation is planned.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Robert G. Baker
Matanuska Valley Bank
Egan
Gov
Johnson
Three More Die In State Mishaps
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin record crashes claim two teens in a Kenosha County car train collision and a Cornell woman in a head on crash near Cadotte. The state highway toll rises to 216 for 1964.
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Associate Press
Kenosha County
Chippewa County
Cornell
Wisconsin
Kenneth C. Schafer
Route 1
Cadotte
Schafer
Ralph S. Turner
Stevens Point
William Tooley
Angela DeLucca
Kenosha
Milwaukee Road
Stock Mart Extends Rally In Brisk Trade
New York markets show continued rally with gains across motors steels airlines and cigarette issues while utilities ease and rails advance. Coppers mixed and rubber trade varies as the cheese market in Madison shows steady demand and ample supplies with cheddar blocks and longhorns around 35 to 38 percent.
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Stock Mart
New York
Madison
Wisconsin
New President Placed in Post After Upheaval
Brazil faced a political crisis as Congress ousted Joao Goulart and Paschoal Ranieri Mazzilli was sworn in as president. Goulart fled toward Porto Alegre amid anti-Communist uprisings, while generals warned of invasion and U.S. officials voiced concern over rising Communist influence in Latin America.
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Paschoal Ranieri Mazzilli
Goulart
Brazil
Porto Alegre
Argentina
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Uruguay
Sao Paulo
Santa Maria
Amaury Kruel
Minas Gerais
Brasilia
Monroe voters rise by 49 since March primary
City Clerk Freda M. Bray announced Monroe’s eligible voters for next Tuesday total 4 692 up from 4 643 in March. All wards except the Sixth ward increased with ward totals listed: First 632 to 634 Second 617 to 626 Third 591 to 598 Fourth 525 to 534 Fifth 674 to 679 Sixth 539 unchanged Seventh 497 to 505 Eighth 568 to 577.
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Monroe
Freda M. Bray
Cosa Nostra Group Faces 750000 Suit By Beaten FBI Man
FBI agent John P. Foley sues for 750000 in damages after a Brooklyn beating by Lombardozzi relatives outside Immaculate Heart church while photographing funeral attendees. Foley, 42, spent six weeks in hospital with a fractured skull and permanent injuries. Defendants include four Lombardozzis and two relatives. five sentenced to 20 months for assault, one acquitted.
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New York
FBI
Brooklyn
Cosa Nostra
John P. Foley
Foley
Immaculate ‘Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church
Carmello Lombardozzi
Lombardozzis
Lombardozi
Butterfly Club Proprietor Molay Dies at 53
Michael Molay 53 known as the Butterfly supper club operator died yesterday at Methodist Hospital in Houston after heart attack following leg artery surgery. A Rockford native, he ran North Towne Manor before WWI service, then bought and expanded the Beloit club. Survived by wife Sue, two sons Charles and Michael Jr, daughter Tonie, two sisters Saray Molay and Mrs. Frank LaSasto. Services will be in Beloit.
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Michael Molay
Methodist Hospital
Houston
Beloit
Molay
Rockford
North Towne Manor
Sue Andrews
Charles
Michael Jr
Tonie
Saray Molay
Frank LaSasto
Elevator falls from carrier deck in Norfolk Navy incident
Norfolk reports a flight deck elevator on the carrier Randolph broke loose and plunged into the Atlantic Wednesday night. Five men were aboard the elevator and an airplane. two men are missing. Navy officials are investigating the accident and reviewing sea rescue efforts.
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Norfolk
Carter Randolph
Navy
MacArthur Undergoes Peritoneal Dialysis in Hospital
Gen Douglas MacArthur at Walter Reed shows further decline with failing heart and kidneys. Doctors report a semi artificial dialysis via two abdominal tubes to wash toxins from blood, while the esophageal tube remains in place. The outlook remains guarded as authorities express cautious hope for recovery.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Hospital
MacArthur
Henry S. Murphey
Bloodmobile Seeks Donors At Lincoln School Gym
The Bloodmobile accepts donors at Lincoln school gym until 6 30 p m today starting from 1 30 p m in Monroe The next county visit will be at Peace United Church of Christ Browntown from 2 to 5 p m on April 15.
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Lincoln School
Monroe
Peace United Church of Christ
Browntown
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