Monroe Hosts Await Iowans
Fifty five Iowans head to Monroe for a community visit and a 2 PM coffee club reunion at the Waffle Shop. Washington Mayor Cloud Willits editor Dave Elder and John Winga Sr and Jr lead the caravan with Sheriff Deininger escorting. Approximately 20 will be guests of Monroe Kiwanis Club. Alfred Henning will preside as master of ceremonies.
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Monroe
Winga
Washington, Ta
Washington
Cloud Willits
Dave Elder
Washington Evening Journal
John Winga Sr
John Jr
W. E. Deininger
Iowa
Browntown
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Washington Coffee Club
Garafe Club
Alfred Henning
Cliff Reasa
Martha Etter
Jane Hager
Martha Bernet
Ernie Ammon
Illinois
Johnson Will Speak At County NFO Event
A Green County NFO meeting at 8 15 p m tomorrow in the county agriculture building is open to the public State President Ray Johnson of Rock County will be the speaker Members are urged to bring non members
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Green County Nfo
County Agriculture
Ray Johnson
Rock County
Johnson Ear-Lifting Beagle Incident Sparks Uproar
New York reports show critics calling out President Johnson over lifting his beagles by the ears. A London dog expert defended the practice, saying beagles’ ears are strong. Johnson noted the uproar after saying he allowed a photographer to take a picture.
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New York
Johnson
Bernard Workman
London
Canii Defense League
The
American Kennel Club
State warns of warrants over ticket fixing officers
Assistant attorney general LeRoy Dalton said on Tuesday that unless the Sheboygan police department acts against more than 40 officers under investigation for ticket fixing, the state may seek warrants against them.
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Sheboygan
LeRoy Dalton
Watike
Scranton Lodge Triumph in Two Primaries
Gov William Scranton swept Pennsylvania GOP with a record write in share exceeding 60 percent as no names appeared on the ballot. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge won Massachusetts with over 20 percent and led a write in tally that beat Goldwater seven to one.
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Associated Press
William Scranton
Henry Cabot Lodge
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Scranton
Keystone
Ambassador Lodge
Lodge
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Bay State
Robert Kennedy
Sen
Goldwater
Nixon
Gov. Romney
Michigan
Rockefeller
New York
Margaret Chase Smith
Harold E. Stassen
John F. Kennedy
Saigon
Viet Nam
Roger A. Moore
Boston
Moore
George
LBJ Sees Chance For New Tax Cuts
President Lyndon Johnson hints at a second tax cut years ahead if the initial 11.5 billion reduction succeeds in boosting production jobs profits and revenues while warning that costs and prices must be kept in check this year. A Polish paper reports a mass grave of about 10 000 Nazi victims found at a former War saw sports stadium.
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Washington
Johnson
Warsaw
Prom Court Voted From Top Prom Prep Effort Friday
Junior and senior advisers will select the Friday prom court from top contributors to event prep. King James Martin and Queen Nancy Hardyman will reign, with a pre prom banquet at the Country Club at 7 p.m. and Les Palmer Orchestra playing at Monroe high gym from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Queen Nancy to be crowned at 9:30 p.m. in an open sea shell Polynesian setting. Post prom at the Country Club from 1 to 2 15 a.m.
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James Martin
Lenwood Martin
12Th Avenue
Nancy Hardyman
Lewis Hardyman
Route 4
Country Club
Les Palmer
Monroe High School
Nancy
Fulbright Scholar Gail Roub to Study in Paris This Summer
Gail Roub, son of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Roub of 901% 17th Avenue, has won a Fulbright Scholarship for study in Paris at the Institute d Etudes Politiques, departing June 6. A history and journalism teacher at Ft. Atkinson high school, he holds degrees from Northwestern University and River Falls State College. He previously taught at Hudson and has spent extended periods at Thule Air Base and travel across Europe, the Mediterranean, and the Near East.
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Paris
France
Gail Roub
J. A. Roub
17Th Avenue
Institut d’ Etudes Politiques
Roub
Ft. Atkinson High School
Monroe High School
Northwestern University
River Falls State College
Hudson
Ft. Atkinson
Athens
New Delhi
India
Thule
Greenland
North Atlantic
Spain
Isle of Mallorca
FBI Joins Hunt For Stolen Baby In Chicago
Chicago police and FBI agents comb a south side area two miles from Michael Reese hospital for three day old Paul Joseph Fronczak. A taxi driver said he drove the baby and a woman to the area after the infant was taken by a woman posing as a nurse. Police hold a wedding photo of a suspected kidnapper as residents report a nurse in a red babushka seen nearby. More than 100 officers search with a photo and composite sketch. the mother Dora Fronczak is sedated and her husband Chester Jr. is heartbroken.
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Chicago
FBI
Paul Joseph Fronczak
South Side
Lee A. Kelsey
Michael Reese
Kelsey
Dora
Chester Jr
Fronczak
Flags to fly for Loyalty Day in Monroe ceremony
The Cecu Jones VFW Post in Monroe will hold Loyalty Day flag raising Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Residents are urged to display the colors to show pride in being American. The day was established by VFW members and gained official status through Congress and the President.
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Cecu-Jones VW
Monroe
Fred Felder
United States
VFW
Congress
Park Classroom Plan Set For County Pupils at Green County
New Glarus Woods park will host four centers for Culmination Days from May 11 to 14 with nearly 1,000 Green County upper elementary students. Morning sessions start at 9 a.m. and afternoon events include forestry activities, skits, and demonstrations. A $5 conservation speech prize and a $50 state contest path are noted, with posters due by May 8.
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Rudolph T. Haskee
New Glarus Woods Park
Green County Soil and Water Conservation Supervisors
Juda
New Glarus Elementary
Lincoln Gymnasium
Monroe
Juda Elementary
Brodhead
Decatur
Davis
Oakley
Poplar Grove
Pleasant Grove
Sam Ball
Twin Grove
New Glarus
Albany
Buckskin
Hiawatha
Monticello
Prien
Richland
Roosevelt
Round Grove
Sanders
Lincoln
Argus
Ball
Blackford
East Clarno
Fairfield
Ullom
West Clarno
New Glarus Elementry
Browntown
College Students
Cadiz Center
Demonstration Room of
College
Enterprise
Iliff
Rush
St. Victor’s Parochial School
UW's Cole Dorm Fourth Fire Roils Madison Campus
About 250 UW women evacuated Cole Hall early today as smoke from a rubbish fire filled the fourth floor janitor's room where bags hold rubbish. One coed Nancy Kippf, 19, of Milwaukee, was overcome and revived by firemen and hospitalized in good condition. This was the fourth Cole Hall fire since March 3 and the second within 24 hours, all starting in the janitor's room where residents dump ash trays into canvas bags.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Nancy Xkippf
Milwaukee
Cole Hall
New Glarus To Open Swiss Museum Friday
Swiss Village Historical Museum in New Glarus will open Friday for the 1964 tourist season. Operating daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., the site will offer guided tours conducted by volunteer guides through the buildings.
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New Glarus
VFW Clubhouse Dedication Planned for June 6 Anniversary
Cecil Jones Post VFW outlined plans for the new clubhouse opening on Saturday June 6 to celebrate its 25th anniversary. Open house runs 2 to 4 p.m. with a 5 p.m. flag presentation and dedication, a 5:30 cocktail hour, and a 6:30 banquet. New officers elected include Fred Felder as commander, Alvin Riese as senior vice commander, Glenn Kubly as junior vice commander, Edward Doyle as quartermaster and adjutant, Milt Steiner as chaplain, Joseph Viney as advocate, Dr. C O Miller as surgeon, and Walter Laeser as three-year trustee. Lunch was served by Adolph Ostendorf and Ernest Marty.
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Cecil Jones Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Fred Felder
Alvin F. Riese
Glenn L. Kubly
Edward J. Doyle
Milt Steiner
Joseph D. Viney
C. O. Miller
Walter Laeser
Adolph Ostendorf
Ernest Marty
Congress Given Appalachia Plan
President Johnson's 228 million plan to develop the Appalachia economy moves through Congress. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield backs early hearings to shape the bill before civil rights action. The program includes a 2350 mile developmental highway system with state cost sharing, faster water facilities, pasture improvement, timber management aid, and expanded coal use, mining, and land restoration efforts.
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Washington
Johnson
Appalachian
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Wire Defect Halts AP Service to Monroe Times
A storm caused a wire defect north of Monroe interrupting AP teletype to The Monroe Evening Times this morning. AT&T workers tried to locate the fault but service remained down, preventing publishing today’s Chicago and New York market reports.
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Monroe
Associated Press
Lions Club and City Band host Family Fun Night at Monroe High
Monroe High hosts a fund raising Family Fun Night in the high school gym. The event features a show and dance moved from a Minstrel format, a cash prize for the Monroe High class with the most attendees, including students and alumni, and a prize list that includes a load of rushed rock among other rewards.
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Lions Club
Monroe High School
Monroe High School Award Winners Named for 1964
Two Monroe high school senior girls receive business education awards. Karen Herbert wins the NOMA award. Linda Fritz earns the 1964 Career Girl honor. Both will be honored at events in May and appear on Channel 3 TV. They plan to attend Madison Business College after graduation in June.
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Monroe High School
Karen Herbert
William Herbert
22Nd Avenue
NOMA
National Office Management Association
Business Education Department
Linda Fritz
J. B. Sickinger
17Th Avenue
Monroe Business and Professional Woman's Club
Linda
Pine Bluff Inn
Karen
Patricia Fischer
Edgewater Hotel
Madison
Channel 3
Madison Business College
Lengacher Named Dane County Assistant District Attorney
Lengacher, 40, son of former Green County clerks, was named Dane County assistant district attorney to fill the vacancy after Charles Black’s resignation. He will handle criminal and civil cases, earning 534 dollars per month. A 1952 UW Law grad, he previously worked with Petersen Sutherland Axley Brynelson in Madison and directed athletics at the State School for Girls.
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Willlam
Lengacher
Green County
Dane County
Wilma Lengacher
7Th Street
Clarence W. Lengacher
Charles Black
Dist. Atty
William D. Byrne
County Civil Service Panel
University of Wisconsin Law School
Petersen, Sutherland, Axley, and Brynelson
Madison
Monroe High School
Hirohito Celebrates 63rd Birthday in Tokyo
Emperor Hirohito marked his 63rd birthday in Tokyo in the 38th year of his reign. Reports say he appeared in good health and high spirits amid celebrations.
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Hirohito
Tokyo
Deadlock Over Financing For Wisconsin Tax Relief Program
The Wisconsin State Senate and Assembly remain deadlocked on funding a 10.3 million yearly property tax relief program for the elderly. The Senate insists on general funds while the Assembly favors tapping a 55 million dollar relief pool created by 1961 legislation. An Assembly rejection kept the bill tied up as both sides seek a conference committee to resolve the dispute.
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Madison
Senate
Assembly
Wisconsin
House
GOP
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Curtis McKay
R-Megan
Allen Busby
Milwaukee
Busby
Buck Page
Frank Tripp Dies Gannett Chain Chairman at 82
Frank E Tripp chairman of the board and retired general manager of the Gannett Newspapers died at his home after a long illness at age 82. His career began in 1901 with the Elmira Advertiser, later moving to the Elmira Gazette, base of the Gannett organization founded by Frank E Gannett. He rose to general manager of Gannett Newspapers in 1925.
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Pamina
Vol
Frank E. Tripp
Gannett
Tripp
The
Elmira Avertiser
Elmira Gazette
Frank E. Gannett
Midnight Madness Starts at 8 Tonight
Monroe merchants brace for a large crowd at the first Midnight Madness promotion. Stores close early to mark down prices and set up specials for the Chamber of Commerce event starting at 8 p.m. Personnel in pajamas will meet at 7:45 at the Community Center for a square march before doors open. The event features five cent draft beer and Braves baseball tickets.
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Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
Braves
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