Brodhead Plans To Start Sewer and Street Projects
At a Brodhead council hearing last night no one protested the sewer installation on 19th and 17th to 23rd streets and street improvements. About 18 blocks will get a sub base and five blocks a storm sewer, costing about 21 000 and 15 300 dollars respectively.
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Brodhead City
City Hall
19Th Street
West 2Nd Avenue
W. 6Th Avenue
17Th Street
23Rd Street
Ties Motor Sales
Iverson Chevrolet
Timm Motor Company
Lyle Smith
Smith
Roger Clark
John Anders
Leah Lynstegard
Capital Plastics
Robert Riese
Ties Motor Company Inc
Andrews
Wisconsin leaders warn on dairy imports and consumer protection
Gov Knowles says dairy product surpluses dumped in the United States threaten domestic prices unless quotas are imposed. Wisconsin officials push doubling consumer protection staff and may trim agricultural services to fund investigations. In other items, a Woodsto ck inquest into a man killed by his wife's car, a Silver Meteor crash may stem from a switch or dispatch error, the Duke of Windsor property Moulin de la Tuilerie is for sale, and Wisconsin moves the State Patrol training academy to Camp McCoy. The debate format for a national TV clash between Humphrey and McCarthy is set for the week before the Democratic Convention.
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Madison
United States
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
U.S. Tariff Commission
Wisconsin
Donald C. McDowell
Board of Agriculture
McDowell
Paris
Duke of Windsor
Moulin de la Tuilerie
Lake Tahoe Is Next The Olympics May Come Early for Monroe Youth
Monroe youth Mark Winzenried, an 18-year-old Badger trackman, returns from a 28-day European tour amid Olympic hopes. A veteran coach once predicted 1972 but 1968 could mark an earlier bid as Winzenried recalls early successes at T.R. Holyoke Field and national junior meets.
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Kim Babler
Big Ten
Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Charles Walter
Mark Winzenried
Winzenried
Badgers
T.R. Holyoke Athletic Field
Mark
St. Paul
Minn
Bob Richards
Houston
Tornado Strikes Seymour Area Damaging Farms and Homes
A tornado swept northern Outagamie County on Monday flattening nearly a dozen barns and farm buildings and wounding several homes with minor damage. It touched down twice over about two miles, snapping trees and power lines before lifting. The Muellers’ barn and several outbuildings were badly damaged as Mrs. Emil Mueller Sr. recalled their house windows shattered and the family sheltering in the basement.
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Seymour
Outagamie
Emil Mueller
Monroe City Council Meets Tonight in City Hall
The Monroe City Council will convene at 7 30 this evening in the municipal building chambers. A resolution to order laterals on 30th Ave is to be discussed along with final payments to Monroe Ready Mix 1504 for lift station installation Carter and Gruenewald 2560 for tractor and mower and partial payment to Stauffacher Construction 8407. A proposal to advertise bids for a six inch water main replacement will also be considered.
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Monroe
Freda Bray
30Th Ave
Carter and Gruenewald
Stauffacher Construction
Digman to Joined by Green County Herdsmen at State Fair
Aaron Digman a Monroe youth steps into his father Ken Digman’s role as a livestock exhibit herdsman for Green County at the junior fair August 7 to 12 in West Allis. His winning cow has grand champion honors at Lafayette and Green County fairs. Green County will display 32 dairy 10 beef 537 sheep shows with home economics entries. Herdsmen meet August 7 at Green County Fairgrounds with early and late departure times for Milwaukee. Transportation is provided.
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Ollie Fine
Evening Times
Aaron Digman
Ken
Monroe
West Allis
Lafayette
Green County
Green County Fairgrounds
Milwaukee
Gary Sippel
Ron Durtschi
Richard Sullivan
Richard Hauser
John
William Hoesly
Dennis Kuenzi
Jody Wegmueller
Georgia Wegmueller
James Salesman
Steve Hawthorn
John Mei
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
FALSE ADVERTISING Let Milady's friends see the real true you. Ads from beauty salons claim to reveal truth but the poem says they only alter appearance to fit a standard.
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Clair R. Munns
Milady
Eisenhower suffers renewed heart attack at Walter Reed
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, convalescing from a prior heart attack, suffers a new myocardial infarction early this morning at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Officials say his condition is stable and he is comfortable with ongoing bulletins planned.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
California
March Air Force Base Hospital
el Dorado Country Club
Walter Reed
Republican Party
Nixon Faces Delegate Hurdles At GOP Convention
Nixon struggles to win crucial Ohio and Michigan delegates while Rockefeller gains a recruit. Laird predicts Nixon could win on the first ballot with Percy as running mate, Evans delivers keynote, and Nixon hints at possible talks with De Gaulle if elected. Secret Service assigns Youngblood to Nixon’s convention protection.
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Fla
Richard M. Nixon
Ohio
Michigan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Daniel J. Evans
Washington
Associated Press
Nixon
White House
U.S
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Charles Percy
Illinois
Laird
Nelson Rockefeller
Paris
Charles DeGaulle
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Secret Service
Rufus Youngblood
Kennedy
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Johns
Youngblood
Kansas
Steve Rosa
Twining Park
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Ogree City Band
Green County Barbershop Chorus
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