Incumbent Unseated as Pawlish Wins Brodhead Mayoral Race
Dr. Ronald Pawlisch defeated Carl O. Lynstegard 506 to 161 to become Brodhead mayor, taking all four precincts. Decatur Township kept beer purchase age at 21 in a 63 to 17 vote, while Browntown fluoride referendum ended in a 38 38 tie with 77 votes cast and one abstention. Local races also saw Joseph W. Donahoe defeat Gordon W. Roseleip for Second Ward supervisor, and other village posts decided as detailed results indicate shifts in leadership and future political plans.
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Brodhead
Decatur Township
Browntown
Ronald Pawlisch
Carl O. Lystegard
Ray Montgomery
Joseph W. Donahoe
Gordon W. Roseleip
Donahoe
Roseleip
State Senate
Ronadean Pawlisch
Carl O. Lynstegard
Pawlisch
Synstegard
Elliott Montgomery
Monroe Girl Scouts Plan 50th Anniversary Pageant
Monroe Girl Scouts and Brownies plan a 50th anniversary gala titled Honor the Past Serve the Future. The 8 p.m. program at the junior high auditorium features a flag ceremony, troop performances, guest introductions, and a tableaux of the 11 fields of Girl Scouts.
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Virginia Rogers
Shin Yea Sun
Walter Schuepp
Robert Salzwedel
Monroe Browhie
Barry
Robert Richardson
Hoesly
Monroe
Robert Trumpy
Richard Bahr
Charles Miller
Robert Kitto
Emil Knaack
Burton Reaffirms Love To Wife Amid Taylor Affair
London reports Richard Burton cabled his wife to say he still loves her despite his kisses with Elizabeth Taylor. In New York an attorney announced that Liz Taylor and her fourth husband Eddie Fisher have agreed to separate and pursue divorce.
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London
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
New York
Miss Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Fiery Reno Hotel Disaster Leaves Still Missing
A ten hour blaze at the New Golden hotel in Reno trapped guests and damaged nearby structures. One unidentified woman died, twenty one people remained unaccounted for, and wrecked walls hindered search efforts as firefighters and a Forest Service plane attacked the blaze.
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Reno
Nev
Golden Hotel
Sam Saibini
Center Street
Virginia Street
Forest Service
Harold’s Club
Harold Smith Jr
New Golden
Order of Moose Elects Carl Burgi Governor
Carl Burgi was elected Moose Lodge governor at last night’s meeting. Other officers chosen include Robert W. Maurer as junior governor, Lee Babler as prelate, Henry Babler Jr as trustee, and Charles Schadewaldt as treasurer. Lyle Sickinger delivered the Mooseheart audit. plans were made for the Moose haven 40th anniversary lunch. The Women of the Moose will present the program, and August Burgi led the oyster stew lunch.
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Carl Burgi
Moose Lodge
Robert W. Maurer
Lee Babler
Henry Babler Jr
Charles Schadewaldt
Lyle Sickinger
Mooseheart
Moosehaven
Women of the Moose
August Burgi
Lemnitzer Arrives in Tokyo for 3 Day Japan Visit
General Lyman Lemnitzer chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff arrived in Tokyo for a three day tour of Far East installations. He will inspect bases and military facilities during his stay as part of a regional visit.
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ARRIV
Tokyo
TOK
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Japan
Lemnitzer
Far East
Paret Death Autopsy Links Brain Injuries to Ring
New York doctors report Benny Paret died from complications of brain injuries suffered in the Madison Square Garden bout with Emile Griffith on March 24. The 25 year old boxer had been in a coma since being removed from the ring and died at Roosevelt Hospital. Seven legislators named to probe boxing rules and potential prohibitions urged swift action to prevent similar tragedies.
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New York
Benny
Kid) Paret
Madison Square Garden
Paret
Gene Fullmer
National Boxing Association
New York City
Milton Helpern
Emile Griffith
Ruby Goldstein
New York State
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney
Assembly
Joseph F. Carlino
Albany
Benny Paret
Southern hospitality to greet Monroe students in Tallulah
Guests arrive in Tallulah Louisiana as Monroe students return from a Deep South exchange. advisers report no difficulties and Easter Sunday arrival set for April 22. Programs focused on the Civil War offered educational insight into regional feelings.
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Tallulah, la
Monroe
Fred R. Simpson
Tach Group
Simpson
South
Deep South
Walker Calls No Win Policy Helpful to Reds
Former Army major general Edwin A. Walker told a Senate inquiry that a no win policy hamstrings U.S. forces and blames civilian leaders from Kennedy to McNamara. He blamed his removal from command on the President and Defense chief, while defending his actions as division commander and denouncing anti communism policy.
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Washington
Edwin A. Walker
Senate
Walker
24Th
Germany
Army
Truman
Eleanor Roosevelt
Roosevelt Walker
Texas
United States Armed Services
Defense McNamara
McNamara
Kennedy
Stéher
Europe
Stock Market Mixed as Late Trade Turns Mixed
The New York market slipped irregularly in moderate trading with about 3.3 million shares changing hands. Losses in key stocks ranged from fractions to around a point, while motors and chemicals led a tentative recovery and renewed buying interest appeared amid a mixed overall list.
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New York
State Masonic Master to Visit Thursday at Smith Lodge
Clair Little grand master of Wisconsin Masons will speak at the Smith Masonic Temple meeting Thursday. A dinner for Stewart Chapter of Kenfélay guests follows, with attendees from South Wayne Lodge and several from Brodhead and New Glarus.
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Clair Little
Wisconsin
Smith Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
Stewart Chapter
Kenfélay
South Wayne
Brodhead
New Glarus
McGuffey Reader Backers Lose Ballot in Twin Lakes
In Twin Lakes Lakewood voters chose three village trustees and a justice of the peace. Til Amborn Frank Platts and Hugh Baden won seats on the board backed by the Anti MacGuffey Non partisan Voters League. Robert Fuchs won the justice seat defeating James Waters 450 to 278. The Independent Voters of Twin Lakes backed Collins Hibbard Frandono and Waters. Several Lakewood teachers resigned amid salary concerns as the School Board faced turnover.
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Twin Lakes
McGuffey
Lakewood
Justice of the Peace
Til Amborn
Hugh Baden
Frank Platts
Voters League
Robert Fuchs
Amborn
Platts
Baden
James J. Collins Sr
Horace Hibbard
Angelo J. Frandono
Fuchs
James Waters
Collins
Hibbard
Frandono
Waters
Twin Lakes, Inc
John Collins
Lakewood School
Dennis Beula
Weather Postpones Aerial Photography for Monroe Survey
Inclement weather delays scheduled aerial photography of Monroe for a city federal development survey. Chicago Aerial Co. planned to photograph the city for the Green Engineering Co. of Middleton. Photos will start tomorrow if conditions improve with assistance pledged by Illinois Central Railroad and Wisconsin Power and Light Co. for developing city owned industrial parks once photos are obtained.
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Monroe
Chicago Aerial Co
Green Engineering Co
Middleton
Illinois Central Railroad
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Clark to Attend Wisconsin Conference on Court Appointments
Associate Justice Tom C. Clark of the U S Supreme Court will attend a Wisconsin conference May 18 19 on a proposal that the states Supreme Court justices be appointed rather than elected.
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Clark
Madison
Tom C. Clark
U. S. Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
NFO Sponsors Area Farm Talk on Proposed Legislation
The National Farmers Organization schedules an 8 p.m. meeting in Brodhead at the grade school gym to explain proposed farm legislation. Speakers from the Department of Agriculture will present, with NFO noting no official stance but a duty to share information for farmers to decide. Over 150 farmers attended a recent NFO gathering at the agricultural building, Elmer Schemme leading non member talks. The next meeting is set for Wednesday April 18 at the county agricultural building.
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Brodhead
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Department of Agriculture
Kubly
Elmer Schemme
County Agricultural
Polio Chapter Renames Green County Officers and Execs
The Green County Chapter of the National Foundation re elected its officers at the annual Swiss Wheel meeting. Bender was named chairman for a third year, Stovall Jr. vice chairman, Hodgson secretary, and Blum treasurer. Executive committee members include Bear medical adviser Hodgson March of Dimes chair, Hamilton patient care chair, Feldt rural Monticello, Grossenbacher New Glarus, Stauffer Browntown, and Newcomer, plus fund cam chairman for the 1962 drive. Awes also woke later on the Salk fund campaign. The hospital research center will be located in Cali- 2a.
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Green County
The
National Foundation
W. A. (Bink) Bender
William D. Stovall Jr
Monticello
Sherman Hodgson
D. L. Blum
N. E. Bear
March of Dimes
Evans defeats Schiller by 131 votes to retain mayor's office
Victor N. Schiller loses to Evans by 131 votes in the city election, with Evans securing 1 467 to 1 336 and carrying six precincts. Fifth Ward alderman race sees Evan C. Chambers upset incumbent Robert L. Skattum 226 to 140 amid a city turnout of 2 803 ballots. Evans, Evans Letter Shop proprietor, vows to continue as mayor.
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Orville R. Evans
Victor N. Schiller
Evan C. Chambers
Robert L. Skattum
Fifth Ward
Chambers
Skattum
Evans
Schiller
Times Gets 375 Calls On City Election Results
The Monroe Evening Times reported its three trunk lines were busy from 7 to 9 30 pm as three staff members handled about 375 calls seeking city election results. The total, while high, was not a record for the paper.
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Monroe
City Ballots Pick Three Monroe Aldermen and City Officials
In a non tabulating spring election confined to cities and villages Monroe residents voted for three aldermen Lester M Johnson Herman L Schindler and Walter J Bober with Schindler securing a 15th term Miss Eleanor B Frederick was reelected city treasurer and Philip H Darling as assessor. The total cast was 5742 percent of 4810 registered voters.
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Monroe
Lester M. Johnson
First Ward
Herman L. Schindler
Laird Ward
Walter J. Bober
Schindler
Eleanor B. Frederick
Philip H. Darling
Bay of Pigs Prisoners Trial Ready for Verdict
Havana reports state the military court for 1,179 Bay of Pigs prisoners has ordered the trial closed and is prepared to deliver verdict and sentence.
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Havana
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Jakie Elmer
Theiler
John Hirsch
Leon Marty
Duane Dixon
Harry Edwards
Dixon
Marty
S.D. Gaarder
Herby Henrikson
J. Henry Rhyner
F. L. Atkinson
Vern Jones
T. E. Sharer
Jones
Elmer Runaas
Atkinson
Gaarder
William Patchen
W.C. Snow
Argyle
Sue
Jesse P. Hanson
Paul Phil Hawley
Lawrence Winger
Bocant
Phillipson
Belleville
Warren Rolfe
Horace Berg
Paul Francois
Lester Fredrickson
Robert Christensen
William Hoenisch
Frederickson
Rolfe
Francois
Berg
Hoenisch
Christensen
Brooklyn
Einar Johnson
Edward E. Rasmussen
Edwin Pernot
Pernot
Dean Pawlisch
Girl Scouts
Liz Taylor
Order of Moose
New Tell
Clayton Streiff
Wilhelm Tell
Streiff
Gilbert Ott
Ott
Melchtal
Orviller
Stock Mart
McGuffey Bloc
Ward Evans Schiller
Area Farm Talk
Robert Skattum
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