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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
2
Editorial Campaign Shapes Up
In the absence of the editor a column outlines how the campaign is shaping up with notes on staffing and approach as reported by press writers.
Wisconsin redistricting stirs 1964 House race talk
Rep. Lester Johnson of Wisconsin hints at possible challenge to Rep. Alvin E. O Konski in the reconfigured 10th district after the legislative redistricting. O Konski campaigns on delayed Public Works projects while Johnson declines federal appointment talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Johnson
D-Wis
Wisconsin
Alvin E. O’konski
Rwis
Johnson
OG. Aee Ee Iwuuul
O’konski
Vernon Thompson
R-Wis
Melvin R. Laird
Louis Hanson
Congress
Gaylord Nelson
Dwis
John Reynolds
Kennedy
Thompson
Reynolds
Wiccancra
I T
Today in History highlights major events on Aug 6 1963
On Aug 6 1963 the date notes the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in World War II. It recalls Oriskany battle in 1777 and Napoleon's 1806 Holy Roman Empire dissolution, plus other milestones including Gertrude Ederle's 1926 English Channel swim and Emilie Dionne's death in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United States
Hiroshima
Japan
Truman
Nagasaki
Oriskayny
N.Y
Napoleon
Holy Roman Empire
Dakota
Getrude Ederle
Emilie Dionne
Canada
Australia
Herb Elliott
Dublin
Ireland
Boy Drowns While Swimming at Mendota Near Madison
Andrew Kennedy Jr., seven, of Waukesha, drowned Monday in Lake Mendota after entering deep water. Authorities said he was a patient at the University of Wisconsin ward diagnostic center and apparently suffered a seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendota
Madison
Andrew Kennedy Jr
Waukesha
Lake Mendota
University of Wisconsin Wesrd Diagnostic Center
Prisoner exchanges debated by Gen Clark amid 1953 tension
General Mark W Clark warns Reds may hold 2000 to 3000 more American prisoners than the 3313 they claim to will exchange. The notice sits among local obituaries and historical items spanning decades including county officials and fairs in Monroe and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark W. Clark
Reds
Percy C. Lichtenwalner
Lichtenwalner
Clarno Township
Monroe
Joe Motz
Richland
Albert Deppeler
Chalet Factory
Walter Geissbuhler
Darlington
Mills Brothers Circus
Nuclear Test Ban Pact Outlines Steps and Withdrawals
Text from Moscow highlights a partial nuclear test ban treaty by the United States Britain and the Soviet Union. It sets aims for general disarmament urges continued negotiations and details prohibitions on all nuclear test explosions atmospheric space underwater and other environments. The document notes amendments signature ratification unlimited duration and a right of withdrawal if extraordinary events jeopardize national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
United Nations
Junior Fair Beef Winners Crowned in 4-H Event
Complete results of the Junior Fair beef judging list ribbon winners led by Grand Champion Steer Karen Witt of Dutch Hollow and Reserve Champion Steer Beverly Witt. Senior Heifer honors go to James Sacker and William Bull, first and second. Multiple top placings also noted for Alvin Sacker Mary Burgy Barbara Williams Bev Witt Dan Tschudy and others across junior and senior categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Witt
Dutch Hollow
Beverly Witt
James Sacker
Richland
William Bull
Hiawatha
Alvin Sacker
Mary Burgy
Washington Center
Barbara Williams
Pam Knouse
Dan Techudy
Richard Sippel
Aaron Digman
Hilltop
Dan Tschudy
Cows and Bull Enter Underground Nuclear Shelter Test
Thirty guernsey cows and a bull begin a two week test to study animal reaction to living in a nuclear fallout shelter. J Gordon Roberts of Omaha conducts the $35000 shelter experiment funded and built in 1961 at his Elkhorn dairy farm. Animals will be exercised outside briefly after the first days as would occur after an actual attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn
Neb
Guernsey
J. Gordon Roberts
Omaha
Roberts
Olson undecided on race for governor in Wisconsin
Lt. Gov. Jack Olson said he was considering running for governor but had not made a definite decision. He noted friends urged him to enter, yet he had no commitments and had not decided whether to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Dells
Jack Olson
Olson
Chauncey Hayes Succumbs at 83
Chauncey R. Hayes 83 of Galena Illinois a retired cattle buyer and farmer died Sunday from self inflicted gunshot wounds Funeral services set for 1 PM tomorrow at Furlong chapel Galena with burial in Stockton He is survived by his wife a son Glenn six daughters three brothers including Alvin Lena and Ralph McConnell three stepdaughters 31 grandchildren and 50 great grandchildren
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Chauncey R. Hayes
Galena
Ill
Stockton
Hayes
Glenn
Hazel Green
Alvin
Lena
Ralph
McConnell
Mrs Campbell Plans French Teaching at Whitewater
Mrs Dorothy M Campbell of 2330 16th Avenue, a full time student at Whitewater State College, has signed a contract to teach two French classes at Whitewater High School this fall. She will cadet teach in French first semester and expects her degree in January. She will also serve as resident counsellor in a cooperative housing unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy M. Campbell
16Th Avenue
Whitewater State College
Whitewater High School
Campbell
Junior Fair swine champions named at Monroe event
Zoar: Zuhike Fahey Daubert and Eberle lead with multiple titles in junior and senior showmanship and grand champion awards. Winners include Monroe FFA members Zuhike Fahey Zuhlke and Daubert plus Richland and Dayton 4 H clubs, with trophies from Moorman Milling Oscar Mayer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerrold Zuhike
James Fahey
Janis Daubert
Andy Eberle
Gary Brewer
Zuhike
Monroe Ffa
William Zuhlke
Monroe
Zuhlke
Poland
China
Moorman Mfg. Co
William Plate
Robert Kubly
Quincy, Lil
Alben
FFA
Eberle
Richland 4-H
Chester White
Miss Daubert
Jene Eberle
Harold Marquardt
DeForest
George Hartman
Verlen Eberle
Keneth C. Allen
Livestock Show Results Highlight Richland Area Entries
Market classes list top finishers including Roe and Terry Eberle with Alvin Sacker in second and others such as John Ammon Monroe Ag and Richard Fahey Dayton placing in various divisions. Senior and junior barrow and pen of barrows events show multiple exhibitors from Richland Monroe FFA and local teams with a range of first to fourth places.
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Junior Gill
Andy Eberle
Richland
Jerrold Zuhlke
Monroe Ffa
Terry Eberle
Jene Eberle
Thomas Klemm
Cadiz
John Mahlbuch
Robert E. Waefler
Robert Weiss
Flerreld Zuhlike
Andy_ Eberle
Harlan Mahlkuch
Kenneth Rosheisen
Jerrold Zuhlcke
John Mahlkuch
Boar
Mary Ammon
Monroe Ag
Robert J. Ammon
John F. Ammon
Junior
Barrow
Stephen Scott
BBB
John Ammon
Richard Fahey
Dayton
Glenn Brewer
Sue Beach
CCC
Dennis Matzke
Clarno
Andy
Janice Daubert
LHH
Wind Storm Devastates Glassport Area. Two Dead
A violent wind and rain storm struck Glassport and western Pennsylvania communities Friday night, killing two men aged 41 and 34, injuring about 70, and causing millions in damage. Winds at 90 mph battered Glassport for 45 minutes, tearing buildings, knocking out power, and flattening the Petrosky Hotel where the victims were located.
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Glassport
Pennsylvania
Carnegie
Clairton
McKeesport
Dravesburg
William Petrosky
Petrosky Hotel
Robert Marton
Child Dies in Grain Bin Tragedy on Family Farm
An eight year old boy, Dan Ciciva, suffocated Monday after falling into a grain bin on the Ciciva family farm near ee, ie es ee eee ee Mr. and Mrs. John Ciciva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Dan Ciciva
John Ciciva
Ribbons Awarded For Grade Calves At Junior Fair
Grade calf division winners announced with multiple firsts seconds and thirds across Holstein Jersey Brown Swiss Guernsey and various clubs. Notable names include Hiawatha Argus New Glarus Albany Monroe and Jolly Mixers with winners such as Cindy Mauerman Russell Block Kathryn Schoepfer and Sheri Weiss among others.
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Cindy Mauerman
Decatur
Tom Schilt
Clarno
Nathan Schoepfer Jr
Hiawatha
Roger Risen
Richland
Susan Hustad
New Glarus
Joan Svendsen
Dougherty Creek
Gerald Block
Paul Schmid
JJJ
Duane Riemer
James Meichtry
Tom Jennings
Albany
Margaret Peterson
Susan Smith
Kenneth Hustad
Chris Benkert
Argus
Larry Hartwig
BBB
Roger Schultz
Allen Strothman
Debra Indergand
Brent Knouse
Ronald Briggs
Silverview
Russell Block
Janice Arn
Beverly Arn
Pat Updi
Barbara Hustad
Ronald Syse
York
Mary Ann Syse
Tom Ruff
Monroe Ffa
Bill Maher
Joan Lawyer
Cadiz
Diana Svendsen
Diane Indergand
Barbara Carroll
Mt. Pleasant
Lennis Rindy
Yvonne Zimmerman
Oak Corners
Lloyd Johnson
Donald Rule
Linda Rule
Donna Indergand
Richard Schultz
Curtis Williams
Delores Imucizana
Gaylord Flannery
Ronald Waelti
Jolly
Phyllis Stuhler
JJW
Michael Kaster
Wayne Hustad
Dale Hustad
Stevie Hustad
Franklyn Bear
Nathan Botteron
Bruce Scott
Debra Miller
Wilbur Hotsly
Alice Carroll
Mr. Pleasant
Paul Hanson
Richard Kern
Calvin Ritschard
Jerry Myhre
Russell Visgar
Muussell
Block
Monroe
John Yaun
Brodhead Ffa
Timothy Jennings
David Gaulapp
CCC
Donna Weiss Jolly
Linda Carroll
Marlene Visger
Robert Weiss
FFA
Ken Kubly
Fritz Yaun
Jersey
Guernsey
Sheri Weiss
Jolly Mixers
Actress Mercedes McCambridge Sues for 50000 Damages
Los Angeles actress Mercedes McCambridge seeks 50000 in a personal injury suit filed in Superior Court. She says a fall at the Masquers Club during rehearsal left her unable to work for many months.
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Los Angeles
Mercedes McCambridge
Superior Court
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