Bike Rodeo Sets Next Week at Monroe Parks
A busy week ends with a water carnival tonight at 8 p m in Recreation Park pool featuring life saving and swimming demos, musical ballet numbers led by a long list of performers. Shrine KC events at Twining launch a new series tomorrow followed by a bike rodeo next Friday and a shuffleboard contest Tuesday.
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Bernard Wiegel
Green County Shrine Club
Monroe Knights of Columbus
Shrine-Kc
Twining Park
Mary Lynn Schmitz
Marie Kirsch
Steve Schneider
Jim Schmitz
Patty Jo Kirsch
Schmitz
Monroe Parks
Recreation Park Pool
Twining
Jean Gibbons
Sheryl Smith
Diane Kuban
Lynn Jacobs
John Etter
Bill Norder
Dick Stauffacher
Curt Share
Mike Meythaler
Ron Mauermann
Donna Holcomb
Rosemary Forcade
Ann Wells
Sue Hayes
Ann Henning
Roberta Benkett
Jill Counselman
Vikki Lysser
Carol Gibbons
Kevin Share
John Share
Randy Kuban
Wendy Craige
Marilyn Pick
Carol Swiggum
Jan Springer
Vicki Phillips
Barb Sharer
Barb Gibbons
Dale Leuenberger
Amy Counselman
Peggy Logeson
Kathy Eraser
Mary Schiller
Three ROK Leaders Given Death Penalty
An army court martial in Seoul sentenced three high ranking South Korean officers to death for plotting to overthrow Gen Chung Hee Park's ruling junta. The condemned include Lt Gen Park Im hang a former junta member and reconstruction minister, Brig Gen Lee Kyu kwang and Col Chung Jin both retired.
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Seoul
Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park Im-hang
Lee Kyu-kwang
Chung Jin
Rusk Visits Bonn to Seek German Support for Nuclear Pact
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived in Bonn Germany to rally West German backing for the limited nuclear test ban treaty and to push for further East West talks to ease Cold War tensions.
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Rusk
Bonn
Germany
Dean Rusk
Bubblegum Blowers Register At Park Sunday Night
William Hawthorne announces no prior registration needed for the Shrine KC bubblegum blowing contest at Twining Park. Children can register before the 8 p.m. showtime amid a Shriner event, with prizes for biggest bubbles. Proceeds aid crippled and underprivileged children.
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William Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Twining Park
Shrine
Green Bay Milk Strike Ends With Two-Year Pact
A wage dispute that halted milk deliveries across parts of northeastern Wisconsin and northern Michigan ended as the Teamsters Union signed a two-year contract with Morning Glory and Fairmont Dairies. Locals in Green Bay Sheboygan Stevens Point Appleton Manitowoc and Escanaba were involved as the strike began in Green Bay and affected about 7,000 homes and 400 stores.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin
Michigan
Teamsters Union
Morning Glory
Fairmont Dairies
Sheboygan
Stevens Point
Appleton
Manitowoc
Escanaba
Mich
Rites Burials for Kennedy Infant Dies After Birth
President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy mourn their baby Patrick Bouvier Kennedy who died 39 hours after birth from hyaline membrane disease. Patrick was buried at Holyhood Cemetery after a Mass of the Holy Angels held at Cardinal Cushing's residence chapel.
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Boston
Mass
Kennedy
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Otis Air Force Base Hospital
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Cardinal Cushing
Robert F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Eunice
Sargent Shriver
Jean
Steven Smith
Patricia
Peter Lawford
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Stanislaus Radziwill
Holyhood Cemetery
Brookline
Patrick Kennedy
Wisconsin milk prices rise in July preview
The Federal State Crop Reporting Service reports preliminary data showing Wisconsin prices received for all milk sold to plants in July averaging about 3.26 dollars. This marks a six cent rise from June and is one cent below July 1962 levels. Fluid milk in June averaged 3.30 dollars, down 15 cents from a year ago and the lowest June since 1959. Wisconsin produced an estimated 31.7 million pounds of butter in June.
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Madison
Federal
Wisconsin
Rewards Now 720000 Pounds Seek Suspect In Train Robbery
London police and Interpol issued an international search for a mastermind behind Britain's largest train robbery. A mail train was robbed 40 miles northwest of London. rewards totaling 260000 pounds were offered, with the loot valued at about 7.07 million dollars.
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London
East End
Scotland Yard
Britain
Interpol
International Police Organization
France
Spain
Post Office
Three Die In Head-On Crash Near Holmen Wisconsin
Three killed and three seriously hurt in a two car collision on Highway 53 about eight miles north of Holmen in La Crosse County. Authorities plan to notify relatives before releasing names. all victims said to be from Elkaderla. Injured adults transported to St Francis Hospital La Crosse in surgery. Also reported: Ernest Ward 53 of Fort William Ontario killed in a separate crash on Highway 46 near Balsam Lake. Ellen Lewis 3 of Green Bay killed by a truck near her home. John Topper 85 of rural Barneveld died from injuries in a collision near Ridgeway.
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Associated Press
Holmen
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
Elkaderla
Trempealeau County
St. Francis Hospital
la Crosse
Ernest Alex Ward
Fort William
Ont
Highway 46
Balsam Lake
Ellen Beth Lewis
Gerald Lewis
Green Bay
John Topper
Barneveld
Ridgeway
Boy 14 Hurt When Tractor Overturns Near Monti Cello
David Wirth 14 son of Mr and Mrs John Wirth Jr lives 44 miles west of Monti Cello was pinned under an overturned tractor this morning. He was rushed to St Clare hospital after a wrecker moved the machine. The accident occurred about 9 15 am as he backed the tractor into a shed and turned too sharply. His younger brother Jim was aboard. David warned Jim then Jimmy was taken for examination. The parents were en route to the State Fair. The Wirths operate the former Fred C Marty farm.
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David Wirth
John Wirth Jr
Monticello
St. Clare Hospital
David
Jim
Jimmy
Wirths
Fred C. Marty
Hoover Enjoys 89th Birthday Amid Convalescence
New York reports former President Herbert Hoover marking his 89th birthday in a hotel suite while continuing recovery from a serious illness. He skipped his usual news conference but released a statement thanking supporters and expressing confidence in America. He remains, per officials, in good spirits as he works on his Magnum Opus history of the past 30 years.
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New York
Hoover
America
Llei Owl Wveno
Towers
Kefauver Dies After 60th Birthday at Bethesda Naval Hospital
Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee dies at 3:40 a.m. at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a mild heart attack. He campaigned in a coonskin cap, led crime investigations on TV, and twice sought the Democratic presidential nomination, winning the 1952 nomination and the 1956 vice presidency with Stevenson. The death ends a long Senate career and liberal bids subject to political friction in the South.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Kefauver
Senate
Eilis Guiusistrass Ste
Charlec Caldwell
Denver
Tennessee
Iyoo
United States
Chicago
Enson
U. S
United Nations
Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kefauvér
House
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
America
Tax on Some Services To Begin After Aug.15
Madison Wisconsin tax officials say cleaning, photo and repair services are not taxed before August 15. The 3 percent sales tax applies starting August 15, with a grace period not extending to auto repairs involving taxable parts. A garment dropped off August 13 and picked up August 16 remains untaxed for those services.
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Madison
Wiscon
Berlin unit to be restructured into faster battle force
The 6,000-man Berlin brigade will be reorganized into a battle force with increased firepower and mobility but fewer soldiers, the Army announced today.
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Berlin
Smeenag Avavaseiv
Milwaukee Youth Visited Rural Wisconsin Farm Trip
Twenty seven youths from Christ Presbyterian church Milwaukee overnighted with Union Presbyterian in a Farm Ray Kundert dairy visit north west of Monroe then Kiwanis Youth cabin. They learned soil conservation from David Woods and enjoyed pony rides hayride and farm tours before visiting Cave of the Mounds and New Glarus. Leaders Miss Alys McKanna and Miss Gale McDonald oversaw the trip with Rev Gerritt Mouw and Robert Richardson co chairs.
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Christ Presbyterian Church
Milwaukee
David Woods
Ray Kundert
Highway 81
Monroe
Gerritt Mouw
Robert Richardson
Union Presbyterian Church
Times
Wisconsin
Big City
Ray E. Kundert
The
Soil Conservation Service
Green County
Kiwanis
Presbyterian Church
James Gordee
Town Hall
New Glarus
Cave of the Mounds
Madison
Kundert Farm
Senate approves over 5.5 billion for space program
The Senate narrowly approves a 5.511 billion space program authorization for the current year, rejecting a 307 million cut. Supporters say lunar projects would help the United States surpass Russia, while opponents warn about debt and rushing to the moon by 1970.
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Washington
Senate
Russia
Kennedy
House
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Karl E. Mundt
RSD
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nd
Senate Space Committee
Sen
Stuart Symington
D-Me
United States
Security Filing Fees Rise Under New Budget Rules
Madison State Securities Department unveils fee increases effective Monday. Dealers licenses cost 50 dollars up from 25, agents 10 up from 5, investment advisers 50 up from 25, new agents examination 5 dollars. Registration issue fee remains 95 dollars plus 0.05 per 1000 of value, maximum 200 dollars per issue.
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Madison
State Securities Department
John K. Kyle
Bus inspections scheduled for Monroe and Juda August 27
Public and private school buses in the Monroe area will be inspected Tuesday August 27 from 9 am to noon at the Monroe fairgrounds. Juda area buses will be inspected at the Juda high school from 1 to 3 30 pm. State inspectors will conduct spot checks throughout the year.
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Monroe Area
Monroe Fairgrounds
Juda Area
Juda
State Fair Opens With Record Opening Day Crowd
The Wisconsin State Fair started its 113th year with a record opening day attendance of 43 670 surpassing 1961’s 36 251 and last year’s 33 258. Officials predicted a strong overall turnout as a 25 mile auto race and a 150 mile late model stock car event were on the schedule. Legislators Day drew Assembly members and state senators with Governor Reynolds not expected until next week. Willard Masterson noted the day’s turnout bolstered expectations for a top attendance year.
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Milwaukee
Willard Masterson
Masterson
Grandstand
Gov. Reynolds
William Eustice
Belmont
fream._lim
Golden
Judith Hartwig
Dalton
Eberle Captures Fair Swine Honor at Wisconsin State Fair
Seventeen year old Verlen Jene Eberle of Juda won the Poland China gift at the Wisconsin Junior State Fair, his first state fair championship. Green County placed 10th in county Holstein herd, Lafayette County fourth, with 575 Holsteins shown. Holstein judge Howard Voegels of Monticello presided, while William Eustice of Belmont claimed champion Holstein female Glen Forest Blossom, a six year old cow. Blossom was bought for $1,000 from Jim Golden of Friendship when she was two.
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Verlen
Jene Eberle
Juda
Wisconsin
Juda High School
Green County
Lafayette County
Howard Voegels
Monticello
William Eustice
Belmont
Glen Forest
Blossom
Eustice
Iuniar
Jim Golden
Friendship
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Kennedys
Holy Angels
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Monroe Evening Times
Herbert Hoover
Willie Blake
Frank Cameron
Ella Chesser
Gloria Coleman
Michael Dorsey
Bruce Harding
Carolyn Heisel
Cora Holt
Leroy Hull
Louis Hughes
Darrel Johnson
Dorothy Jones
Willie May Jones
James Jones
Dessie la Key
Myron Lane
Elva Moore
Delores Moore
Margarette Lindsey
Marion Patterson
Calvin Reed
Ricky Ried
Gloria Scott
Shirley Smith
Lewis Smith
Kenneth White
Alys McKanna
Gale McDonald
Space Program
State Fair
Eberle
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