Goldwater Urges GOP Unity Ahead of 1964 Nomination
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater told Republicans to stop attacking each other and focus on Democrats. He refused to commit to Rockefeller if the New York governor seeks the 1964 GOP nomination, saying he supports nominees unless personally obnoxious. He questioned Rockefeller’s radical right claim and demanded a clear definition.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New York
Nelson R. Rockefeller
Albany
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Nats
Kennedy
Gov. Rockefeller
John Birch Society
Robert H. W. Welch Jr
Willi and Bissig Win State Cheese Honors
In Milwaukee the State Fair dairy sweepstakes crowned winners for butter Swiss brick cheese and cheddar. James Sendelbach Whitehall earned 98.5 for sweet cream butter, Leo Willi Darlington won Swiss with 97.65, Roy Bissig Monroe topped brick at 97.5, Glenn Roesler Wyocena led blue cheese with 96.67, and L D Biddle Soldiers Grove won cheddar at 98.
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Milwaukee
James Sendelbach
Whitehall
Leo Willi
Darlington
Roy Bissig
Monroe
Glenn Roesler
Wyocena
L.D. Biddle
Soldiers Grove
Maxwell Street Day Promises Bargain Parade in Monroe
Monroe merchants haul goods to the curb for Maxwell Street Day with early starts at 9. Stores plan varied hours with some extending to 9 p.m. A street dance on the square is set for 9 to 11 30 p.m. Rain date is Thursday per the Monroe Chamber of Commerce.
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Monroe
Maxwell Street
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Pet Fair and Water Carnival Scheduled at Recreation Park
The Monroe Recreation Park hosts a Friday Pet Fair at 1 30 p m with four classes dogs cats birds and fish prizes for top entries and grand march. A Saturday 8 p m Water Carnival titled Showtime on Water features nostalgic tunes and a stage show by Monroe pool staff.
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Recreation Park
Monroe Swimming Pool
Monroe
Marty J. Deignan
Plaground
Deignan
Ani
Brodhead Hears Plan for City County and Federal Road
Stanley Knight urged Brodhead city council to discuss a new road from the city to the Sugar River bridge. The 22 foot city section expands to 40 feet outside the town with curb and gutters. The federal government would fund half the project with Brodhead covering about 6 thousand dollars.
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Brodhead
Stanley Knight
Sugar River Bridge
Sales and Use Tax Shakeup Signals Wisconsin Start
Wisconsin's new sales and use tax slated for August 15 threatens many state retailers with misdemeanor charges without a seller's permit. Tax Commissioner Gronouski urged obtaining permits, noting items and services now taxed include furs cosmetics auto accessories and car repairs among others.
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Madison
Wisconsin
John A. Gronouski
Tax Department
Assessor of
Appleton
Eau Claire
Milwaukee
Two Motorists Die in Mishaps in Wisconsin
Two motorists died in separate accidents in Wisconsin as the 1963 highway toll rose to 476. Jerry D. Ratliff, 18, of Kenosha was killed when his car left Highway 32, struck St. George's Cemetery fences and tombstones. Larry Calvin, 19, of Kenosha survived. Edward R. Adams, 41, of Brookfield died later from injuries after a crash on Highway 21 near Redgranite while traveling to a vacation cottage.
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Wisconsin
Jerry D. Ratliff
Kenosha
St. George’s Cemetery
Ratliff
Larry Calvin
Edward R. Adams
Brookfield
Ill
Wautoma
Highway 21
Redgranite
4 H and FFA Prepare Livestock for Jun ior State Fair
Monroe 4 H members and Monroe FFA plan livestock entries for the Junior State Fair. Dairy cattle eight beef 34 sheep 30 swine to depart from Monroe fairgrounds stock pavilion at 6 p.m. and return about 9 30 p.m. Kenneth C Allen and two boys depart at 4 a.m. Gene Taylor and group leave at 9 a.m. with hay straw and grain. Calvin Kraemer and carload of boys also depart after loading.
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Monroe Ffa
Monroe Fairgrounds
Kenneth C. Allen
Monroe
State Fair Park
Gene Taylor
Juda
Calvin Kraemer
County
Kraemer
Allen
Dairy
Steve Digman
Hilltop
William Deininger
Richland
FFA
Dean Nelson
Brooklyn Club
Wayne Houlberg
Oak Corners
John Wegmueller
David Pick
Monroe Age
East-West 'Peace' Plans Stalled for NATO Study
E C Hamilton Sr 76 of Saugatuck Michigan died at Community hospital Douglas after a heart attack. He was a noted interior designer who ran an Chicago design firm for 40 years and had branches in Tulsa and Lincoln. He leaves a wife Gertrude three sons Edmund Jr William and George A and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services Thursday at Dykstra Funeral Home in Saugatuck.
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Edmund C. Hamilton Sr
Douglas
Mich
Saugatuck
Hamilton
E. C. Hamilton
Monroe Evening Times
Hamilton Jr
Key Club
Tulsa
Okio
Lincoln
Neb
American Institute of Deeo
Illinois
The
AID
Helen Rebecca Waterman
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne. She Died In January, 1952, After A Long Invalidism. Mr. Hamilton
Gertrude Klann
William Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Frank
James
Walter
Gertrude
Edmund Jr
Monroe
William
San Antonio
Tex
George A
Pete
Kansas City
Kan
Maj
Frank E. Hamilton
West Point
N.Y
Robert Hamilton
Minneapolis
Korea
Barbara
Helen
Christine
Dykstra Funeral Home
Vern Hohl
Episcopal Church
Registration Set For Gum Contest
Twenty Monroe boys and girls may enter a bubblegum contest next Sunday with 20 slots. Registration starts at 8 a.m. Thursday at Ruf's Confectionery. The event supports crippled children and features a City Band program, clowns, games, and a clown band caravan collection on the square Friday night.
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Monroe
KC See
Kenneth Schneider
Knights of Columbus
Franz W. Brand
Green County Shrine Club
Ruf
Twining Park
Troops Avoid Contact Near DMZ In Korea
A heavy American force set up ambush positions in the demilitarized zone Monday night and withdrew at dawn today without engaging any North Korean troops. The operation involved U S forces from the 1st Cavalry Division and occurred under tense border conditions during the Korea A period.
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U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
Korea
Demilitarized Zone
Reynolds Cites Complex Needs in 1963 Wisconsin Legislature
Governor John W. Reynolds presents his valuation of the opening session of the 1963 Wisconsin Legislature. He outlines complex needs and policy aims, framing the two part series with a focus on state priorities and legislative action.
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John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Legislature Faces Budget Test Amid Growth Demands
John W. Reynolds notes the January legislature faced a single overriding problem maintaining vital state services amid postwar population booms. He warns that without a revenue solution local taxes would surge as schools and universities expanded, while care for institutions for the retarded and hospitals would deteriorate. he praises now established budget levels and urges rapid highway and recreation program acceleration to spur economic growth in Wisconsin.
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John W. Reynolds
Asociated
University
Staet
Wisconsin
Atom Plant Sought in Wisconsin by Governor Reynolds
Governor Reynolds urged President Kennedy to back a $150 million atom smasher project in Wisconsin. The appeal frames the research facility as a major national science effort and economic boost.
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Atom Plant
Washington
John W. Reynolds
Kennedy
Atom Smasher
Wisconsin
Monroe Open Swiss Spotlight Shines at Monroe Country Club
Gene Schreves of Delbrook CC Delavan shot 71 to lead the Swiss Cheese Open at Monroe CC. Fred Gage of Madison low amateur with 69, while a Monroe foursome tied for low nets with 59. Bill Garrett and Lee Milligan both posted 73 for runnerup honors.
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Monroe Country Club
Gene Shreves
Delbrook Country Club
Fred Gage
Madison
Jim Forbes
Times
Gene Schreves
Delavan
Monroe
Schreves
Manuel de la Torre
Bill Garrett
Brynwood Country Club
Milwaukee
Lee Milligan
Madison Nakoma
Monroe Efitf
T. Chester Becker
Edwin C. Goecks
Delbert
Deb
James
a _ LaCrosse
Jim Walsh
John Hogden
Emmet Terwilliger
Lloyd Smith
Brent Beer
Ralph
Butch) Schlich
John Jamieson
Francis Gallett
Tony Falley
Big Foot Country Club
Ralph Schlict
Schlict
Stored corn release to aid livestock feed shortages
Monroe area ASCS reports release of 15 000 bushels of corn with 12 500 already sold at 1 27 per bushel to 25 bidders. Removal from Highways 11 81 bin sites set for tomorrow with three elevators moving grain to trucks. Two more bidding periods planned with 5 000 bushels weekly. notices mailed Friday. No feed dealers involved.
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Monroe
Don Siedschlag
Green County
ASCS
Siedschlag
Berlin Interest Central in Future East West Pact Talks
In Moscow premier Khrushchev pushes for a NATO Warsaw non aggression treaty as part of a broader peace move. Rusk and Lord Home told Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko that NATO talks must finish first before any pact. The three powers welcomed the nuclear test ban agreement while planning further discussions.
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Moscow
Rumans
Mier Khrushchev
NATO
Sterciar
Ean Ruck
United States
Berlin
Rusk
Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Khrushchev
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Foreign Ministry
Lenin Hills
U.S
United Nations
William C. Foster
Foy D. Kohler
Charles Stelle
Peking-Moscow
U.S. Senate
Kremlin
Washington
Black Sea
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Ain Ae
Ojtreet Walue
Trigger
Kenneth Sellnow
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Browntown
Brodhead Plans
Ee Mt
Manel Jugat Nivet Broau
Council
Donald Edwards
Edwards
Lillie Focht
J. L. Stencel
State Department
Brodhead Industries
Associated Press
E.C. Hamilton Sr
Michigan
Duncan
Thuredavn Prins Sully
Reynolds
Gage
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