Athletes Honored At Monroe High School Banquet
Monroe high school honored more than 150 athletes at its annual sports banquet in the school gymnasium. Over 400 guests heard UW stars Ron Vanderkelen and Pat Richter share insights. Juniors Keith Burlington Tom Mitchell Gary Blackbourn Robert Buchholtz earned all conference honors. seniors James Beer Rodney Blaser Steve Grundahl Kim Kindschi Robert Knipschild Dan Landis David Pick received trophies.
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Lee Fernstaedt
Monroe High School
University of Wisconsin
Ron VanderKelen
Pat Richter
Badger
Keith Burington
Tom Mitchell
Vanderkelen
Vikings
Vandy
Wisconsin
Green Bay Packers
NFL
Packers
Richter
Monroe
Lee Mitchell
Fred R. Simpson
Dixieland Combo
Sandra Fritz
Becky Houser
Fred Moritz
Vicki Neuberger
Richard Schwarze
Robert Buchholtz
Gary Blackbourn
Stock Trend Mixed Gains and Losses Narrowing
Stock market moved with mixed gains and small losses late in the session. Texas Gulf Sulphur stayed strong on mineral fund interest in Canada, opening with 75,000 shares, then rising over 3 before trimming the advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
Monroe City Council and Green County Board Reorganize
The Monroe City Council and Green County Board plan reorganization meetings tomorrow night. The old council will handle pending business including a liquor license hearing for Goetz Theaters before new officials take office. Mayors, aldermen, and treasurer will be sworn in, with committee appointments and board selections to follow. The county board, light on changes, will hear a highway union wage dispute fact-finding report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe City Council
Green County Board
Old City Council
Goetz ‘Theaters
Walter R. Ekum
Harold H. Snively
First Ward
Herman L. Schindler
Third Ward
Evan C. Chambers
Fifth Ward
Jerry I. Coplien
Fred R. Simpson
Olin E.flisram
T. J . Burgy Jr
Board of Health
Board of Public Works
Stanley Knight
Ben J. Deininger
Fourth Ward
Brodhead
Highway Union
First Lady's Plane Struck by Lightning
In Cleveland Mrs Lyndon B Johnson's four engine air liner was struck by lightning on a Washington to Cleveland flight. Pilot Major Mosteller said the strike was small and controllable though the flight was rough. In Madison Wisconsin cheddar cheese prices edged lower slightly with various styles quoted. supply ample and demand light to fair.
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Cleveland
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
George A. Mosteller
Vienna
United Airlines
Madison
Wisconsin
Linwood Noyes Dies Former Newspaper Publisher
Linwood Irving Noyes aged 69, former president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association and editor publisher of the Ironwood Daily Globe, died in Delray Beach Florida after a heart attack. He had recently left a hospital and was convalescing at a hotel. Noyes also led Globe Publishing Co and Eagle Printing Co and served as secretary of News Publishing Co publisher of the News-Herald Marshfield Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delray Beach
Fla
Linwood
Irving Noyes
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ironwood
Mich
Daily Globe
Noyes
Ironwood Globe
Globe Publishing Co
Eagle Pringing Co
Eagle Star
Marinette
Wis
News Publishing Co
News - Herald
Marshfield
Rail Meeting Progress Seen
Washington reports federal mediators have told President Johnson of definite gains in emergency railroad bargaining aimed at preventing a nationwide strike. White House spokesman George Reedy noted difficult issues remain and that gains are hard won, with talks continuing under Johnson as liaison remains close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Johnson
George Reedy
Richard Barry Legion Winner at Monroe High School
Richard Barry, a Monroe High School senior and son of Dr. and Mrs. George R. Barry, received the 41st annual American Legion award for athletic and scholastic excellence during a school gymnasium honors night. He excelled in wrestling tennis and cross country and led in student government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Richard Barry
Barry
Monroe High School
George R. Barry
Key Club
Herbert Paske
Zilmer - Riley American Legion Post Athletics Committee
Robert Hendrickson
James
Jiff) Kittelsen
Graydon
Grady) Steensrud
Legion
David Grams
Richard Muenich
M Bookstaff
Student Exchange
Raccoon Club
Governor denounces remap bill as incredible and unconstitutional
Madison Reynolds called the reapportionment bill incredibly bad and unconstitutional, vowing a veto after two days of review. He cited Brown County, Vanderperten’s district, and Milwaukee County as major defects including a request for 26 Milwaukee seats and a 25 seat allocation under the current plan, arguing population variances justify a veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Reynolds
Brown
Cletus Vander
Perten
Green Bay
Milwaukee County
Nuclear Material Output Cutbacks Listed by LBJ
New York judge issues a temporary restraining order blocking interference with all transportation to the World Fair opening Wednesday. The order names CORE leaders and bans tieups of subways, highways, trains, and tunnels leading to Flushing. Civil rights groups warn Johnson may face transportation snarls on opening day as they discuss tactics such as emergency fair tickets and sit-ins. Senate debates on civil rights bill consider public harassment's possible effect on passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph M. Conroy
Queens State Supreme Court
Isiah Brunson
Brooklyn
Congress of Racial Equality
Herert Callendar
Bronx
Arnold Goldway
Flushing
Queens
Johnson
Congress
Harry S. Truman
Senate
Wisconsin traffic toll reaches 278 after weekend crashes
The Associated Press reports nine people died on Wisconsin highways over the weekend, bringing the 1964 toll to 278, with seven victims 21 or younger. Fatal crashes occurred near Platteville, Rib Lake, Stoughton, Fond du Lac, Somerset, Stevens Point, and Bloomer, involving drivers including 17 year olds Kurt Pederson and Thomas Egan and other young riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Platteville
Kurt Pederson
Thomas Egan
Lafayette County
Pederson
Harry
Platteville State College
Egan
Dubuque
Grant County
John Gates
Bloomington
Gates
Platteville Hospital
Rib Lake
Roger Johnson
Stoughton
Stoughton Hospital
Dane County Trunk N
Charles
Raymond Pinch
Fond du Lac
Daniel Mahmood
Somerset
New Richmond
Rodney McCarthy
Racine
Kenosha County
Diane Clendenning
Stevens Point
Elmer W. Rowe
Bloomer
Bloomer’ Hospital
Historymobile exhibit visits Monroe before Albany stop
The Historymobile from the State Historical Society drew hundreds as it parked on 7th Street by the Community Center. Piloted by Jake Tschudy from New Glarus, the trailer toured Argyle to Monroe with a police escort. Curators since nine years, the Tschudys live in the trailer when not at home. The display covers Wisconsin history to the Civil War start, featuring a frontier day country store. Open until 8 p.m. tonight, then to Albany for Tuesday hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Historical Society
Monroe
7Th Street
Jake Tschudy
New Glarus
Argyle
Tschudy
Irene
Wisconsin
Albany
Nixon Named Likely Nominee by Nationwide GOP Poll
SEW YUN ww A nation wide AP poll of Republican county chairmen and leaders lists Richard M Nixon as the most likely 1964 GOP nominee though Barry Goldwater leads in personal preference. Results show 1,606 participants with Nixon 526 and Goldwater 427. A separate personal preference side puts Goldwater at 722 to Nixon 301. A fatal explosion and fire in Milwaukee destroys Jessie Anguiano family home killing two year old Patricia and critically injuring her half brother.
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Republican
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Associated Press
Nixon
Goldwater
Lodge
Scranton
Rockefeller
Milwaukee
Jessie Anguiano
Patricia
Tabitha Ritzmann Retired Teacher Dies at 86
Tabitha Ritzmann 86 a longtime Monroe kindergarten teacher died at 2 20 a m today in St Clare hospital after a fall fractured hip at her home 1723 16th street She taught in Monroe for over 20 years and earlier at North and East schools and was active in church and education circles Her nieces and a nephew survive with other relatives and a stained glass memorial window was placed in Casper Wyoming in her honor. DE GAULLE IMPROVED Paris France President Charles de Gaulle 73 continues to recover from a prostate operation per a Cochin hospital bulletin.
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Tabitha Marie Ritzmann
St. Clare Hospital
16Th Street
Colorado Teachers College
Greeley
Colo
New Glarus
Monroe
Monroe Education Association
Miss Ritzmann
Bretzville
Ind
Karl Ritzmann
Christine Bracht
Paula Woth
R. C. Hawkins
Casper
Wyo
Theodore J Woth
Atlanta
Samuel
Elmhurst College
Adam
Hannah Margaret) Woth
United Lutheran Grace Church
Tabitha
Ritzmann
Tabby
Shriner -’ Neushhwander
DE Gaulle
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Cochin Hospital
Johnson Sees Major Nuclear Cutbacks and Policy Shifts
President Johnson announced a four year plan to reduce enriched uranium output by 40 percent and plutonium by 20 percent to ease tensions with the Soviet Union. He said Khrushchev signals a similar move and touted progress in isolating Cuba and opposing communism while stressing cautious U.S. restraint and readiness for foreign policy debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnson
Khrushchev
Associated Press
U.S
Cuba
Cental Intelligence Agency
State and Defense Departments
Congress
United States
South Viet Nam
Europe
Soviet Union
Parochial School Athletes Honored After Diocesan Victory
St Victor s school banquet honored members of the St Victor s basketball team which won the Bishop O Connor diocesan grade school tournament for the first time. Guest speaker was Lee Mitchell Monroe high school head coach. Squad members include Ganshirt Fritz Mueller Eraser Ripp Kennenich Larson Bloom Niffenegger Gerhart Miller Miller and McGinnis. Coaches were Rev Kuntz Dr Zu pane and John W Donovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Victor's
Bishop O'Connor
St. Victor's School
Lee Mitchell
Monroe High School
John Ganshirt
Jim Fritz
Jim Mueller
Tom Eraser
Joe Ripp
Steve Kennenich
Jim Larson
Don Bloom
Mike Niffenegger
John Gerhart
Joe Miller
Brian Miller
Duane McGinnis
Alfred Kuntz
Edward Zupane
John W. Donovan
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Dist Legion Award
Linwood Noyes
Jack
Pewaukee
Kenneth Koepsel
LBJ
Banks Rights Group
Tabitha Ritzman
Tabitha Ritzmann
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