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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1964

Page

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Spring Concert Program Listed

Allan F. Barnard announces tomorrow night’s 30th anniversary spring concert by the school band and orchestra at 8 p.m. in the junior high auditorium. The program features Vicki Neuberger as piano soloist and Frederick Schuetze on cello with the orchestra, plus a Cadet Band set and a high school band finale with multiple soloists and pieces. The theme is Music is the universal language of Man.

Monroe High School Rebecca Trumpy Allan F. Barnard Vicki Neuberger Frederick Schuetze Czardas Monte Guiseppe Verdi Beethoven Riverside Lefebvre Sandra Fritz Hero

Kohlhagen Accepts New Post in State Headquarters Detach

Sgt. Willis J. Kohlhagen, administrative supply technician for Co. B since 1948, will assume a similar assignment with the State Headquarters Detachment at Madison. He will commute initially and then move his family there. His wife Sandra works at the Green County Court house in the office of the Service Officer. The Kohlhagens moved to 2023 20th Terrace last October.

Willis J. Kohlhagen Co. B State Headquarters Madison Kohlhagen Sandra Green County Service Officer Kohlhagens 20Th Terrace

First Lady Drives Home Through Storm After Flight Fire

Mrs Lyndon B Johnson avoided another plane ride choosing a nine hour motorcade from Cleveland to Washington in heavy rain and fog. She stopped for dinner and phoned the White House then faced a car fuel filter failure fixed in minutes as state police and DC patrols coordinated along the route.

Washington Lyndon B. Johnson Cleveland United Airlines White House Turnpike Washinton Secret Service Ohio Pennsylvania Maryland District of Columbia

Chrysler Earns Record First Quarter Profit in 1964

Chrysler Corp. reported a quarterly record earning of 53.8 million dollars for the first quarter of 1964. President Lynn A. Townsend announced the results at a stockholders meeting, noting first quarter sales of 991 million, second only to the 1957 first quarter peak.

Vesmere Om Chrysler Corp Lynn A. Townsend

Time reductions urged for pheasant hunting season

Green County sportsmen urged tighter pheasant shooting hours with a noon to 4 pm daily limit and a season running Oct 17 through Nov 22. The plan, backed by Reynold Zeller, won 21 to 11, aiming to revive county hunting prominence. Attendees also pressed to open Pecatonica River to early walleye and northern fishing in Green County.

Lakky Linduken Green County Reynold Zeller Monticello Zeller Pecatonica River Green Robert Hahlen Conservation Congress

Fire Chiefs Unit Formed in Green County Area

Green County Fire Chiefs Association organized last night at Monroe fire station with Ray Montgomery of Browntown named president and Josef J. Benkett of Monroe as secretary. The group includes all Green County fire chiefs and chiefs from Argyle Lafayette County and Orangeville Illinois. Next meeting set for 7 30 p m Monday May 18 at Monroe station.

Green County Monroe Ray Montgomery Browntown Josef J. Benkett Argyle Lafayette County Orangeville Illinois

Showdown Tomorrow CORE Defies Writ and Plans Stall-In

CORE leaders say the World’s Fair opening day protest in Queens will go ahead despite a court order, with about 2000 cars planned to “run out of gas” on major access roads to disrupt traffic. James Farmer labels it massive civil disobedience but promises no violence.

New York Queens Marshall England Manhattan The Congress of Racial Equality CORE James Farmer Brooklyn Brooklyn , Core

Monroe Park Board Names Mauermann Park Director

The Monroe Park Board unanimously named James W. Mauermann as park and recreation director and city forester. A joint meeting with the Board of Education on a second city pool is planned. Troops of park work are underway including bandshell seats for 1,000, new playgrounds at Recreation Park, and a facelift at Twinings Park.

Monroe Park Board James W. Mauermann Board of Education Twining Park Recration Park Mauermann Willard Mauermann Monroe Park System Jerry Coplien Monroe Monroe High School Green County Teachers College Ronnie Roland Treloar Marty Deignan D. J. Huenink Kiddieland Recreation Park

Patrons Eye Co op Setup After Dairy Plant Closing

Owen Wisconsin farmers face loss as Owen Dairy Co. closes after failing to pay $182,000 to 325 patron farmers. National Farmers Organization considered buying the plant valued at $500,000. A 500-person meeting discussed forming a cooperative to operate the plant, with a review set for next week.

Patrons Eye Co-op Wausau Frank Stork Rural Bloomer Robert Retting Rural Owen Stork Chippewa County NFO Retting Clark County Gripentrog USDA Pure Milk Producers Co-operative Fond du Lac Consolidated Badger Co-operative Shawano Consolidated Pure Milk George Ruppel Medford Marshiel

Third Victim Of Crash Dies

A third youth, David Gates, 13, son of Mr and Mrs John Gates of Bloomington, died after a two car collision on Grant County Trunk B east of Platteville. Kurt Pederson, 17, driver, died in the crash. Thomas Egan, 15, of Platteville, died later at a Dubuque hospital. Dennis Gates and others remain hospitalized in Platteville.

David Gates John Gates Bloomington Grant County Platteville Gates Platteville Municipal Hospital Kurt Pederson Thomas Egan Pederson Dubuque Dennis Harvey Bass Lancaster Dennis Egan Richard Rotzell Platville

Wisconsin breeders launch first Red Angus operation at Dearth Valley

The Red Angus Association of America certifies J. and J. Red Angus at Dearth Valley Farm near Monroe, Wisconsin. Partners John T. Krebs of Browntown and Joseph C. Dearth will maintain the Red Angus herd, with Krebs also operating Black Angus stock on a separate basis. The nucleus came from Illinois and Iowa breeders, including Dr. William Johnson and Jack Mason of Galesburg and the Grimmer farm of Winfield. The piece traces Angus origins from Scotland and notes the breed’s near extinction and revival leading to the current Red Angus program.

John T. Krebs Jett Joseph C. Dearth Wisconsin Dearth Valley Farm Dearth Times J. and J. Red Angus Co Dearth Valley Monroe Red Angus Association of America J. Red Angus Route 1 Browntown Joe Givhan Mobile Ala Ballinger Tex Krebs Coon Crick Farm Jordan Township Illinois William Johnson Jack Mason Galesburg Ill E. D. Grimmer Winfield Grimmer Midwest Red Scotland

Monroe High Students Win National Poetry Honors

Students Suzanne Olsen Byron Bennett Kristine Fritz, all Monroe High School, earned national recognition in the National Scholastic Poetry Contest. Certificates of recognition were awarded and their poems will appear in a High School Anthology.

Monroe High School National High School of Poetry of Los Angeles Suzanne Olsen Howard P. Olsen Byron Bennett David K. Bennett Kristine Fritz Raymond Larry Phillips Ralph O. Philps United States Com Monroe High School Philip Darling Hman Ond Ag Nancy Nalepinski

Bulgaria's President Dimitri Ganev Dies at 71

Sofia report confirms the death of Dimitri Ganev, Bulgaria's president and ardent Stalinist, after a long illness. A founder of the Bulgarian Communist party, he held several senior posts under the postwar Stalinist regime.

Sofia Bulgaria Dimitri Ganev BTA Ganev Bulgarian Communist Party

Dairy Industry Future Outlined At Regional Conference

Tim Mogan of PMA outlined a vision for dairy marketing growth at Marco's banquet closing the first Marketing Conference in Marco's area. He warned of consolidations and larger farms, trucks as storage tanks, and stricter health rules to assure quality. Talks noted 400 attendees and seven conferences statewide with future quotas and no surplus to keep bargaining strong.

Marco's Pure Milk Association Green County Farmco Co-op Lo Ag Mosinee DePere Juneau Amery Arcadia Wonewoc Timothy Mogan Chicago PMA Megan Mogan Wisconsin Arkansas Kentucky

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