Wisconsin Weather Outlook Delivers Warmth and scattered Thunder
An 83 Daily Record from August 8 1963 notes sunny intervals and a few isolated thunderstorms mainly in the extreme northwest portion this afternoon. Skies stay partly cloudy with possible thundershowers in the cooler northwest on Friday. Low temperatures in the 60s and highs mostly in the 70s to 80s with Monroe area seeing 63 to 68 tonight and 84 to 90 Friday. turning cooler Friday evening.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Weather snapshot with regional highs and lows
Since yesterday at 1 p.m. the high was 85 and the low 66. A year ago today the high 82 and low 64. Barometer readings are 30:17 at 1 a.m. and 30.11 at 1 p.m. The warmest places in the U.S. were Red Bluff California Miles City Montana Tierré South Dakota and Wichita Falls Texas at 103. The coldest was Pellston Michigan at 43. Sunrise is 5:58 and sunset 8:13.
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U.S.A
Red Bluff
Calif
Miles City
Mont
Tierré
S.D
Wichita Falls
Tex
Pellston
Mich
Multiple Local Offenders Face Fines and Sentences
Monroe Police and Sheriff’s Department report several cases. Elmer Brandon Elmer, no registration, forfeited $15 bond. Deegan, route 1 Brodhead, no valid license, forfeited $20 bond. August Broge Beloit pleaded guilty on eight counts of worthies checks, three months per count, two forgery counts, a year in county jail, sentences concurrent. Alan Keener Juda found guilty for driving without lights, license suspended six weeks, Traffic School. Dooley 2417 9th Avenue speeding at night, no plea. Crouch Monticello speeding at night, adjourned to Aug 22. Buholzer Monroe, too fast for conditions, no plea, set for 10 a.m. Aug 15.
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Roger L. Elmer
Brandon C. Estey
Jackson
Miss
Monroe
Elmer S. Deegan
Route 1
Brodhead
Sheriff’s Department
August Broge
Beloit
Huber
Sheriff's Department
Alan Keener
Juda
Sheriff Department
Richard F. Dooley
9Th Avenue
Dennis L. Crouch
Monticello
State Patrol
Gary Lee Buholzer
Estates Probated in Local Appointments and Appraisers
Jacob Trumpy named administrator of Glenn Trumpy estate in Mt. Pleasant Township who died Aug. 1. Loshua L. Hoesly and L. Urben named appraisers for Esther L. Hoesly of New Glarus, who died July 2. Ray T. Silver and C. W. Love land named appraisers for Adolph Kistler of Monticello who died March 22.
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Jacob Trumpy
Glenn
Mt. Pleasant Township
Loshua
L. Hoesly
L.urben
Esther L. Hoesly
New Glarus
Ray T. Silver
C.W. Loveland
Adolph Kistler
Monticello
Obituary Notes for McGlynn Caldwell and Allen
Mrs Elizabeth Ann McGlynn aged 81 of Warren Illinois along with Earl H Caldwell 74 of Hollendale and John G Allen 79 of Rockford are listed in obituary notices with ages and towns. These items reflect a local memory section listing residents and ages.
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Elizabeth Ann McGlynn
Warren, Ill
Earl H. Caldwell
Hollandale
John G. Allen
Rockford
Multiple Births Reported On August 7
Mr and Mrs George Carpenter Route 4 greet a daughter born August 7. Mr and Mrs Marlen Dietmeier Orangeville announce a son born August 7. Mr and Mrs Roger Martin Janesville welcome a daughter born August 7.
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George Carpenter
Route 4
Marlen Dietmeier
Orangeville
Roger Martin
Janesville
St Clare Hospital Accident and Medical and Surgical Admissions
A hospital notice lists numerous patient names and services including an accident case Susan Webinger Route 1 tonsillectomy Gary L Nol den Belleville several medical patients with full names and addresses and a surgical group led by Donald Daley Leroy L Lewis Charles H Burhans Steven F Olson with multiple dismissals from the unit including Kenneth Zimmerman Chris Berg Dean Field Ora Osmond and others.
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Susan Webinger
Gary L. Nolden
Belleville
Lyle Book
Sterling
Thomas E. Pandow
2Th Avenue
Viola -Netson Blanchardville
Louis Surrell
13Th Street
Harlan R. Woolsey
Freeport
Frank West
Browntown
Bessie Newman
11Th Street
Russell V. Stamont
St. Petersburg
Fla
Darlene Kay Babler
Orange
Haitian Conflict Claims Face Exile Support in Dominican Republic
Haiti's government says exile forces attempting to invade Haiti have been crushed in Port au Prince. Exile sources in the Dominican Republic insist the invaders are advancing, creating a dispute over recent events.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Uvasion
Dominican Republic
Personal Notices From Across the Midwest and West Coast
Mrs. Leo V. Koehler returns from a gift show in Chicago. Miss Peggy Sullivan of Riverside California visits Susan Hoff mann. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Creuzer and Nancy go to Milwaukee after visiting friends here. Several families visit Ella Rod in Monroe and Bert Adelman’s home. Iva Nelson of Charlotte Michigan stays with Bert Adelman’s family. Overnight guests at Herbert Bell Sr. include Herman Berger Lind say of Lindsay Ohio. they’ll travel via Monroe to Portland to visit relatives. Mrs. Berger and Mrs. Bell were Deaconess hospital classmates. Mrs. Palmer Knobel and Susan Mary Knobel return to New Glarus after visiting Louis Benkert at Decatur Lake cottage. Knobels’ two week Whitewater State College workshop. Susan Mary in Romper Room Madison. A S Peterson and party leave for Chicago to join Cartans Deluxe Western Circle Tour. they’ll tour the West Coast, visit San Francisco and Seattle relatives, then cruise Canada.
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Leo V. Koehler
Chicago
Peggy Sullivan
Riverside
Calif
Susan Hoffman
Oscar Creuzer
Nancy
Milwaukee
Ray Rod
Wallace Rod
Floyd Howash
Mendota
Ill
Amos Rod
Dean
Pawpaw
Ella Rod
Monroe
Iva Nelson
Christina
Harold
Charlotte
Mich
A. S. Peterson
11Th Street
Cartans
West Coast
F. J. McCormick
San Francisco
P. G. Peterson
O. L. Haavik
Seattle
Wash
Canada
Pickups Along the News Beats
Mrs Theda Mau of Browntown counted car traffic on Highway 11 over a two hour period totaling 396 vehicles. Breakdowns show 101 cars from 7 to 7 30, 93 from 7 30 to 8, 118 from 8 to 8 30, and 84 from 8 30 to 9. A separate note mentions G Fred Galli of 804 27th Avenue with a petunia border predominantly white except for a single purple stem.
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Theda Mau
Browntown
G. Fred Galli
27Th Avenue
Buffalo Collision With Car Ends in Buffalo's Death
Lawrence Hitz 24 of Gilman says a buffalo emerged from fog on Foghound Road and struck his car, which was sent 20 feet. It was hit again by Myron Mets 31 of Chebanse. Both drivers uninjured. The buffalo was killed. Orin Bolen owns a pheasant farm and keeps rare animals including two buffalo bought in 1961.
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Kankakee
Ill
Lawrence Hitz
Hitz
Gilman
Myron Mets
Chebanse
Orin Bolen
Bolen
Dr Robert G Love begins area medical practice in Shullsburg
Dr Robert G Love of Cuba City takes over the Shullsburg practice from Dr D J Garland who has served since August 1949. Garland and his family will move to Tucson Arizona. Love has been with Cuba City Medical Center since March 1962. He is married with two daughters and a Maryland Medical School graduate with Massachusetts residency.
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Shullsburg
Robert G. Love
Cuba City
D. J. Garland
Garland
Tucson
Ariz
Love
University of Maryland Medical School
Massachusetts
Guerrillas capture 91 tribesmen in South Viet Nam raid
Communist forces raided a Montagnais mountain hamlet in the central highlands Tuesday and seized 91 tribesmen. The Vietnamese government reported the incident and named locations involved.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Sunspot Event Triggers Major Global Power Cut in 1960
A 1960 solar event caused a significant blackout, cutting the United States off from much of Europe and the Far East for days. The incident disrupted communications and underscored the vulnerability of transatlantic and Pacific links to solar activity.
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United States
Europe
Far East
Social Security Book Denounced by Official
Einar Hanson, social security district manager, denounces a privately published book offering exclusive tips on doubling Social Security benefits. He says the book has not been cleared by the Social Security Administration and could harm readers by delaying payments or spreading misinformation. Hanson urges checking with local SSA offices for accuracy and notes many reliable privately published guides exist.
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Einar Hanson
Social Security
Social Security Administration
Hanson
Pamsens
Janson
Social Security Office
Kennedy Birth Celebrated as Second Son Arrives at Georgetown
The Kennedy family welcomed Patrick as the President's second son born at Georgetown University Hospital in a dramatic, time critical delivery. The birth marked the first time a presidential wife bore a child in office in 68 years, with John F. Kennedy Jr. born three weeks early in 1960. Patrick is named for the President's grandfather and Mrs Bouvier's father. The infant was baptized in the operating room by Chaplain Rev. John S. Cahill.
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White House
Kennedy
Cleveland
Joseph P. Kennedy
England
Stork
Otis Air Force Base
John Jr
Palm Beach
Fla
Georgetown University Hospital
Patrick
Bouvier
Park Schedule Tonight at Recreation Park
Tonight at Recreation Park the schedule lists Slawnitch Power and Light versus Severson Construction at 7 p.m. Chalet Cheese versus Dormans at 8 p.m. Wisconsin Liquid Feed versus Grace Lutheran at 9 p.m. Tomorrow has no games. Girls softball events follow.
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Slawnitch Power and Light
Severson Construction
Chalet Cheese
Dormans
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
Grace Lutheran
Recreation Park
Orangeville
Montgomery Electric
Freeport Independents
Monroe Business Women
FFA
Eagles
Commercial Bank
Night Hawks
Stolen Car Found Abandoned Near Monroe
The sheriff's department found a stolen New York licensed car abandoned on County Trunk KS six miles east of Monroe. The vehicle had been stolen at Janesville and Rock County officers recovered it.
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Monroe
New York State
Janesville
Rock County
Three Lads Earn B S Degree In Chicago College
Three locals completed work for a bachelor of science degree in elementary education at Pestalozzi Froebel Teachers College Chicago. The graduates are Mrs J Milton Bostian Mrs Clifford Jordan and Mrs Helen Rote.
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Orangeville
Pestalozzi Froebel Teachers College
Chicago
J. Milton Bostian
Clifford Jordan
Helen Rote
Miss Viola Norton Takes World Trip with Mother
Miss Viola Norton of Madison, a former commercial teacher, travels around the world with her mother Mrs Fdna Norton, formerly of New Glarus, joining the group for the journey.
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Viola Norton
Madison
Fdna Norton
New Glarus
VFW Picnic Set for August 18 at Bluff View Park
The VFW picnic is scheduled for Sunday August 18 at Bluff View Park. The Poppy sale is planned for the Friday and Saturday before.
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VFW
Bluff View Park
Miss Leah Mueller Heads to Riverside College for Beauty Course
Miss Leah Kay Mueller leaves for Riverside California to enroll in beauty culture at Riverside College. She will live with her brother and sister in law Elwyn and wife.
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New Glarus
Leah Kay Mueller
Riverside
Calif
Riverside College
Elwyn Mueller
Pvt David Schober to depart for two years overseas duty
Pvt David W. Schober son of Mr and Mrs Casper Schober will leave Saturday for Japan after a 30 day home leave. He will fly from San Francisco to begin a two year overseas assignment in food inspection. Schober was stationed at Fort Campbell Kentucky.
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Japan
Blanchardville
David W. Schober
Casper Schober
Schober
San Francisco
Fort Campbell
Condition Improving For Mrs Maurer At St Clare
Mrs. Carl H. Maurer of 807 10th street is reported improving at St. Clare hospital after a Friday admission for a lung hemorrhage.
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Carl H. Maurer
10Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Galli Speaks at Beloit on Wisconsin Cheese Makers
G. Fred Galli, manager of the Wisconsin Swiss and Lim burger Cheese Producers, addressed Beloit audiences outlining industry concerns and plans for regional dairy product development.
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Galli
Beloit G
Fred “Galli
Wisconsin
Rotary luncheon speaker promotes cheese samples at Beloit
A guest speaker at a Beloit Rotary Club luncheon discussed cheesemaking and its problems. He promoted cheese with samples of brick and Swiss.
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Sociation
Rotary Club
Beloit
Local Woman Undergoes Major Surgery
Mrs. Letha Bates, aged 1028% 17th Avenue, underwent major surgery Monday morning at St. Clare Hospital. She was discharged from the hospital yesterday and is convalescing at home.
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Letha Bates
17Th Avenue
St. Clare
Surgery Planned For Donald Daley At St Clare Hospital
Donald Daley of 2228 16th street was admitted to St Clare hospital yesterday for tests on a gall bladder condition. He is scheduled for surgery tomorrow as doctors evaluate the situation.
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Donald Daley
16Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Music Camp Attendees Spotlight Elmhurst College Event
A vocal student Leslie Geller sponsored by Orangeville Woman's Club joined seven Elmhurst High School band members at Elmhurst College for a Music and Recreation Camp last week. The group included Jim Strong Lyle Krug Carolyn Babler Sandra Losey Peggy Ochsner Elaine Fisher and Larilyn Barker.
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Orangeville
Leslie Geller
Girl Hurt After Fall From Farm Machinery
Susan Wehinger eight-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Wehinger Route 1 was admitted to St Clare hospital at a pm for treatment of a fractured left arm. She fell from farm machinery onto a brick wall at a neighbor farm and is reported in good condition.
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Susan Wehinger
Robert Wehinger
St. Clare Hospital
Accident at Milwaukee Road freight house entrance
Monroe police investigated an incident at 2 29 p m yesterday at the entrance to the Milwaukee Road freight house involving a truck.
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Monroe
Milwaukee Road
Driver Christen Hits Parked Car in Janesville
Police said Donald C. Christen of Monroe struck a car parked by Richard Arthur Anderson in Janesville. Moderate damage was caused to the parked vehicle according to authorities.
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Donald C. Christen
Monroe
Richard Arthur Anderson
Janesville
Child Admitted To St Clare Hospital In Good Condition
Three year old Thomas Pandow son of Mr and Mrs Stephen Pandow of 2408 12th avenue was admitted to St Clare hospital for treatment remaining in good condition today.
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Thomas Pandow
Stephen Pandow
12Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Patient Leroy L. Lewis Admitted After Eye Surgery
Leroy L. Lewis of Woodford was admitted to St. Clare Hospital yesterday and underwent eye surgery this morning. He is reported in good condition this afternoon and will be hospitalized for several days.
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Leroy L. Lewis
Woodford
St. Clare Hospital
Boys Bike Trip Heads to Albany from Belleville
Four Belleville youths aged about 14 rode bikes to Albany and planned to reach Attica by noon. The group included Paul Schrepfer, Kenneth Schindler, David Armstrong, and Carl Fredrickson.
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Belleville
Albany
Attica
Paul Schrepfer
Kenneth Schindler
David Armstrong
Carl Frederickson
Buffalo Floods Claim $35 Million in Damage
Buffalo suffered an estimated 35 million dollars in flood damage after torrential rains that drenched the city and suburbs with up to 3.88 inches. More than 300 people were evacuated as buses and telephones were disrupted and power outages occurred. Rains fell during the mid morning rush and ended by noon.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Mining in Ocean Expected in 1972
The Bureau of Mines aims to begin ocean floor prospecting within ten years, using manned submersibles and underwater bases to reach depths of 1,000 feet on the continental shelf and beneath. Plans include underwater shelters, floating laboratories, and a shafted mine path to the surface, with funding around $100 million jointly with the U S Geological Survey and the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Bureau
John Crawford
Crawford
South Africa
Indonesia
United States
Australia
India
Alaska
U.S. Geological Survey
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Gordo Cooper Starts Restful Vacation After Space Flight
Air Force major Leroy Gordon Cooper arrives in Seattle for a rare break after circling the globe for 34 hours last May. He plans a quiet stay at his father in law E J Olsen’s home near Kent and awaits rest after continuous public relations work since his space flight. He arrived by private plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Leroy Gordon Cooper
Air Force
Globe
E_ J Olsen
Kent
Cooper
Trudy Olson
University of Hawaii
Punjab Partition Transfer Follows Frontier Split
About two thirds of British held Punjab shifted to Pakistan during the 1947 partition, altering territorial control as British India dissolved. The transfer reshaped governance, demographics, and border lines as new states emerged from the subcontinent.
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Punjab
Pakistan
India
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Daily Record
Foghound
Twining Park
Wis
Pairchill
Donna
Viota, Wis
Badger Motors
Monroe, Wis
Green County
Ambassador
Buigk
Kururup
Pontiac
Tee
Matic
Goetz
John F. Kennedy
South Pacific
Ues
Cuff Robertson
Ise
Triffids
American International
Neseati Iain
Peter Cushing
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