Police Seek Two Brothers After Sgt. Eichhorst Slaying
Chicago and Gary investigators pursue Hollie Black 21 and Richard Black 20 in connection with the Treasure Island Food Mart killing and robbery. They were traced to Harvey and Gary then vanished, with the FBI joining and warrants issued for unlawful flight. Eyewitnesses say the suspect pair fled with bundles of cash in a torn bag. $3,000 to $6,000 stolen.
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Chicago
Hollie Black
Richard
Harvey
Charles Ejcchhorst
Ruth May Johnson
Frank Walters
Gary Police Department
Walters
Gary
John Bickler
Bickler
Federal Bureau of Investigation
John Black
Eichhorst
Treasure Island Food Mart
Eichorst
Ejkhorst
Jean
Charles Jr
Jill
Cheddar Price Remains Steady Across Markets
Wisconsin cheddar prices held steady with 40 pound blocks closely held and supplies ample in large styles. National production fell 3 percent last week, down 4 percent in Wisconsin to an estimated 23.9 million pounds. Swiss markets stayed firm with small gains and generally good demand.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
Fernan Heads October Drive for United Fund Agencies
John Fernan will chair the 1965 United Fund drive with a budget of 19 900 and 18 beneficiary agencies. The campaign aims to exceed last year’s goal and will support Red Cross Boy Scouts Catholic Welfare and six more groups including Dam on Runyon Cancer Research and Lutheran Welfare. Fernan, a bank official with prior Madison experience, resides with his wife Joan and son Patrick.
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John Fernan
First National Bank
Fernan
Madison First National Bank
Commercial Credit Corp
Pacific Finance Corp
Madison East High School
University of Wisconsin
White Sands
Red Cross
Junior Achievement
United Givers
Madison
Madison Jaycees
Madison Barbershop Singers
Joan
Patrick
16Th St
John Caradine
Budg
Catholic Bureau
Lutheran Welfare
Caradine
Budget Committee
American Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Catholic Welfare
Children’s Service Society
Christmas Stocking Fund
Girl Scouts
Damon Runyon Cancer Research
Green County Council For Retarded Children
National Conference of Christians and Jews
National Travelers Aid Salvation Army
Sister Kenny Foundation
Tri-County Ymca
USC
Wisconsin Service Association
NFO Members Pick Delegates for District Session
Green County NFO delegates chosen at last night’s meeting in the Agriculture Building will attend a district session at Legion Hall in Sun Prairie starting at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Mel Denny led discussion on a Washington trip to lobby for the omnibus farm bill, with Allan Reise and Ray Johnson. Delegates heard a treasurer report on a tractor pulling event that funded tornado relief. A North Central group also shared Washington conference highlights with about 100 congressmen in attendance. Frederick Hartwig of Route 3 injured in a feed grinder accident. group to assist.
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National Farmers Organization
Green County
Legion Hall
Sun Prairie
Mel Donny
Monroe
Washington
Donny
Madison
Allan Reise
Oregon
Ray Johnson
Brodhead
NFC
Orville Freeman
Denny
NFO
Twining Park
Lavern Isley
Donald Wilhelmson
Mel Denny
Dwight Tump
Leon Baumgartner
Victor Svendsen
Lamont Zimmerman
Burnett Kubly
Paul Stefanik
William Hartwig
Godfrey Wenger
Art Steindl
Ralph Yaun
Mervyn Rose
Ralph Zettle
Ralph Frauchiger
Ben Riemer
Jacob Wettach
Leslie Pinnow
John Zurfluh
Olav Berg
Ed Krattiger
Glen
Klan Spokesman Role Sought in Wisconsin
Robert M. Shelton Jr imperial wizard of the United Klans of America says the Klan has no official Wisconsin spokesman now but intends to name one.
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Durham, N.C
Robert M. Shelton Jr
Imperial Wizard of the United Klans of America, Inc
Ku Klux Klan
Wisconsin
Odds high for rejection under new draft fitness rules
Washington report summarizes Army Surgeon General findings from 1964 pre induction exams. Of 847,511 draftees, 47 percent were accepted and 53 percent rejected for medical mental training ability and administrative reasons. The piece notes liberal psychiatric criteria and a shift toward observing candidates under military conditions to judge combat readiness.
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Washington
Army Surgeon General’s Office
Knowles Vetoes Brucellosis Shots Bill in Wisconsin
Gov. Warren P. Knowles vetoed a bill that would limit state payments for female cattle dying of brucellosis to those vaccinated by end of 1965. He said the current program is successful and the bill would harshly affect unvaccinated cattle owners. The bill would have made brucellosis vaccination mandatory for dairy cattle rather than voluntary.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Federal Suits Planned To Test Tax on Balloting
President Johnson signed the civil rights voting bill and announced plans to sue Mississippi over the poll tax, with similar actions to follow in Texas Alabama and Virginia. Federal officials will register Negro voters in the South starting next week and enforcement will be swift. Johnson urged Negroes to register and vote, stressing the law’s historic aim and Lincoln’s symbolism.
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Washington
Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Capitol
Senate Chamber
Senate
Mississippi
Texas
Alabama
Virginia
South
Lincoln
Rosalind Russell Denies Sinatra Farrow Nuptial Rumors
Edgartown Mass. actress Rosalind Russell dismissed rumors that Frank Sinatra and Mia Farrow planned to marry during their month long New England cruise. The party aboard the 168 foot Southern Breeze anchored off Edgartown Harbor included Claudette Colbert and Merle Oberon. Farrow's Peyton Place role was temporarily written out of the script.
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Edgartown
Mass
Rosalind Russell
Frank Sinatra
Mia Farrow
New England
Miss Russell
Martha’s Vineyard Island
Sinatra
Miss Farrow
Edgartown Harbor
Southern Breeze
Claudette Colbert
Merle Oberon
UW Looks West For New Campus
Madison researchers report the University of Wisconsin plans a second Madison area campus near Mineral Point Road as enrollment nears 40,000 by 1970 with 12,000 graduates. Legislation required and Governor Knowles must sign off. Extensions already operate in Green Bay Kenosha Manitowoc Marinette Menasha Racine Sheboygan Wausau Marshfield.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Fred H. Harrington
Mineral Point Road
the University Committee
Robben W. Fleming
Warren P. Knowles
Fox River Valley
Racine-Kenosha
Jerris Leonard
Milwaukee
The
Idea
Green Bay
Kenosha
Manitowoc
Marinette
Menasha
Racine
Sheboygan
Wausau
Marshfield
Janesville
Waukesha
Madison Loses 382 Elm Trees to Dutch Elm Disease
Madison reports 382 elm trees lost to Dutch elm disease this year. City forester George Behind reports the figure, below 413 in 1963 the peak year, and down from 320 cases last year.
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Madison
George
Hiroshima marks 20th anniversary of atomic bombing
Hiroshima observed the 20th anniversary of the atomic bombing with a one minute silence at 8 15 a m prayers and bells. More than 30 000 people attended a Peace Memorial Park service as Typhoon Jeans rains held off. Outside agitators were sidelined as two anti nuclear conferences drew attendees from other cities and groups.
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Hiroshima
Japan
U.S. Air Force
Peace Memorial Park
Jean
Counts Reach Over One Thousand Fifty Five Votes in Green County
More than 1,055 ballots received to date in Green County ALCS elections. Chairman William A. Tschudy notes the deadline is Monday Aug 9 and hopes 50 percent turnout. Counting set for Friday Aug 13 in the Agriculture Building. New committee terms range one to three years. They will attend a Holiday Inn LaCrosse panel on ASCS work.
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Green County
William A. Tschudy
Tschudy
ASCS
Holiday Inn
LaCrosse
Trading Sluggish in New York Gold Stocks Decline
Gold mining shares fell in a mixed market late this afternoon while overall trading was subdued. Investors watched price moves and volume remained light across the sector.
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New York
Chicago Collision Kills Four as Taxi Explodes
Four people die when a taxicab bursts into flames after a speeding auto crashes into a North Side street. Police identify driver Gerhard Shank 48 and one woman Elsie Dillon, two others injured, restaurant damaged by gas-tank explosion, speed estimated 80 to 100 mph.
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Chicago
Cook County
Thomas Kane
Gerhard Shank
Shank
Elsie M. Dillon
Byron Johnson
Michael Novogrucki
Ravenswood Hospital
Kane
Booze on the Rocks at Tiffany’s Window Display
New York Tiffanys on Fifth Avenue stocked 84 fifths of gin in a water display worth about $203,000 in gems. Drought forced the vault to hide fluids. gin evaporated. A distilling company will replace the liquor free of charge at a rate of about 12 fifths daily.
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New York
Tiffany’s
Fifth Avenue
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Knowles
LBJ
Rudy Bennet
Kathy Jo Johnson
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Susan Cram
First Methodist Church
Times
Allison
Rosalind
Frank Mia
Mrs. Sinatra
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