District Plans 1963-64 Junior High Schedule Shifts
Superintendent D J Huenink outlines temporary 1963-64 junior high operations while the new addition is built. Music moves to Miller residence, auditorium doubles as study hall, math in clock-tower room, library partly used as a classroom, and special education moves to Lincoln for one year.
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Supt
D.J. Huenink
Huenink
Miller
Allan F. Barnard
Sarsu Hha
Ootahar Wast WN
Lincoln School
North
East
South
Lincoln
Argus
Ball
East Clarno
Enterprise
Prien
Fairfield
Buckskin
Green County Teachers College
West Clarno
Blackford
Lliff
Richland
Roosevelt
Sanders
Ullom
Browntown
Round Grove
Parade of Bikes at Monroe Recreation Park
Monroe children of all ages will decorate bikes for the annual Bike Rodeo at Recreation Park tomorrow. The event, led by Marty J. Deignan, starts 11 a.m. and ends by noon, with a parade around the parking lot and judges awarding ribbons in three age groups for most original, decorated, colorful, funny, and best work on a bike.
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Monroe
Recreation Park
Marty J. Deignan
Filing Fee Test Sparks Wisconsin Assembly Debate
Milwaukee Republicans led by Glen E Pommerening argue a $2 income tax filing fee tests Gov Reynolds sincerity amid tax standoff debates. Supporters cite balance of budget while critics push repeal amid expressions of political maneuvering and proposals for processing taxes.
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Milwaukee
Glen E. Pommerening
Rwauwatosa
Reynolds
Pommerening
Jerris Leonard
Bayside
Nile Soik
Whitefish Bay
County 4-H Members Earn State Key Honor
The 1963 Green County Key Award 4-H winners were announced. Recipients include Sneiry Viarty Cadiz Linda Carroll Mr Pleas ant Judy Hanson Richland Barbara Severson Browntown Busy Beavers and Darrell Bollig Dayton. Twenty one Green County applicants were considered by a state committee for outstanding leadership and service in 4-H.
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Touey
Sneiry Viarty
Cadiz
Linda Carroll
Mr. Pleasant
Judy Hanson
Richland
Barbara Severson
Browntown
Busy Beavers
Darrell Bollig
Dayton
Green County
Stock Market Gains Led by Autos and Steels
New York trading ended with a modest rally led by the auto and steel sectors. General Motors and Ford posted gains, Chrysler rose, and U S Steel Bethlehem Republic Steel and Jones and Laughlin edged higher in late activity.
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New York
Motors and Market
Motors and Steels
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Jones and Laughlin
Witnesses Blast Georgia's Butts as Bad Character
In federal court, Dr. Hugh Mills testifies that Wally Butts, former University of Georgia athletic director, has a bad character amid a $10 million libel suit against Certs Publishing. University president O C Aderhold and three athletic board members also say they view Butts as having bad character.
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Atlanta
University of Georgia Athletic Board
Wally Butts
Georgia
Hugh Mills
University
Butts
Certs Publishing
Mills
Syncom II Placed In Hover Orbit Over Brazil
Space agency scientists placed Syncom II in a high hovering position over Brazil to enable 24 hour trans Atlantic communication between Lakehurst New Jersey and Lagos Nigeria. Early morning maneuvers released nitrogen gas to nudge the satellite toward near synchronous orbit. This completed the final maneuver in the Syncom II sequence.
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Washington
Space Agency
Brazil
Lakehurst
N.J
Lagos
Nigeria
Comimanas
Taylor Denies JCS Pressured For Treaty Okay
Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor told a Senate hearing the Joint Chiefs of Staff supported the limited test ban treaty without pressure from Pentagon superiors. He said the Chiefs were consulted in advance and had access to Moscow Washington cables during negotiations, and that the group favored ratification despite military risks.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Nose Chiefs
Moscow
Russia
Taylor
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Joint
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Armed Services Group
Joint Chiefs
Russell
United States
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Schadeberg Votes Against Higher Education Aid
Washington report shows seven Wisconsin representatives four Democrats and three Republicans backed a bill for federal aid to higher education. Voting for the measure were Byrnes O Konski Thomson Johnson Kastenmeier Reuss Zablocki. Opposing were Laird and Schadeberg with Van Pelt recorded for but not voting.
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Washington
Wisconsin
House
Senate
Byrnes
O’konski
Thomson
Johnson
Kastenmeier
Reuss
Zablocki
Laird
Schadeberg
van Pelt
Engineer studies Monroe sewage plant needs for future growth
Sanitary engineering expert Fred G. Nelson from La Habra Calif arrives in Monroe to survey the citys sewage treatment facility with city engineer A R McDaniel. Nelson will prepare written recommendations for potential expansion and assess current capacity for future needs.
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Fred G. Nelson
la Habra
Calif
Monroe
A. R. McDaniel
McDaniel
Nelson
Board of Public Works
H K Veterans to Elect Officers and Honor Reunion
The H and K Veterans Association will elect officers at a Sunday morning meeting in the Legion hall starting at 11 a.m. Officers include Hulett Pickett as president and Ralph Walker as vice president. Col Roy F Zinser will be guest speaker at a 2 p.m. memorial service following a 1 p.m. dinner.
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H and K Veterans Association
Legion Hall
Hulett Pickett
Route 4
Ralph Walker
Footville
John Schild
Monroe
al Bolinger
Orchestra
Freeport
Roy F. Zinser
Ft. Monroe
Mary Zinser
10Th Street
Zinser
Monroe High School
American Institute of Banking
First
National Renbhare Jhafarea
Auaerea Aetering
Col. Zinser
Command and General Staff College
Air War College
Army Language School
Germany
Japan
Army
Military Assistance Advisory Group
Reserve
Usconarc
National Guard
Co. H
127Th Infantry
Co. K
128Th Infantry
Gordon W. Roseleip Darlington
State Legion
Milwaukee
Odets dies after ulcer surgery in Hollywood
Clifford Odets noted playwright and director dies at Cedars of Lebanon during stomach ulcer surgery. He entered hospital July 23 for ulcer treatment and was 57 years old.
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Hollywood
Clifford Odets
Cedars of Lebanon
Odets
Cheese Trade Fair Highlights Madison Market Prices
Madison traders report cheddar market steady with fair to good demand and ample supplies. Prices show 35% to 38% for cheddar bars, 38% to 39% for single daisies and longhorns, 37% to 40% for midgets.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Three Leaders Raise Doubts on Kennedy Tax Plan
The House Ways and Means Committee pushed the Kennedy tax program, leaving over 10.5 billion in taxes with individual and corporate cuts. Senator Byrd and Senate leaders Dirksen and Halleck voiced doubts about passage this year as the plan would cut rates for individuals and corporations and raise a new minimum deduction for low income taxpayers.
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Kennedy
House
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Treasury
The
Madison VA Hospital Gets $317500 Improvement Approval
President Kennedy approved a $317,500 project for the Madison Veterans Affairs hospital reported by Rep. Robert Kastenmeier. Of the sum, $257,000 funds construction of research facilities while the rest finances enlarging the canteen.
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Madison VA Hospital
Washington
Veterans Administration Hospital
Madison
Kennedy
Robert Kastenmeier
Health Safety Poster Judging At County Picnic
The 4 H Health and Safety poster contest will be judged at 2 p m Sunday Aug 25 during the County 4 H picnic at Twining Park Monroe Co chairmen are Mrs Marvin Freitag and Mrs Henry Spring with Bill Wunschel in charge of the softball game Registration starts 11 30 a m Posters must be delivered to the Extension office by Aug 23 or to the picnic by 2 p m Entries on 22 by 28 inch white poster paper must show name age and club on the back One or two 4 H members per club may enter entries in senior team junior team and individual categories with prizes funded by the Green County Safety Council.
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Twining Park
Monroe
Marvin Freitag
Henry Spring
Bill Wunschel
Yatta Ne
Water Board Approves Update to 1948 Water Survey
Monroe Water Board authorizes John Strand of Madison to update a 1948 survey of water department facilities. Strand led the prior survey which recommended a new well, a 10 inch main around the square, and the north water tower. The board notes Well No. 5 was drilled and the new survey will assess the need for additional wells and long range planning for facilities.
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Monroe Water Board
John Strand
Madison
Water Department
Strand
Monroe
Kenneth L. Mayer
Meredith College Board backs Meredith diploma in Mississippi
A State College Board subcommittee voted 3-1 to recommend no action to deny James Meredith his diploma. The same day the State Sovereignty Commission reviewed whether Meredith violated the University of Mississippi directive against inflammatory statements and if his graduation should be postponed.
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Jackson
Miss
State College Board
James Meredith
State Sovereignty Commission
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Two Men Held Over Britain Train Robbery Case
Police detained five people tied to Britains great train robbery. Two men about 45, arrested in Bournemouth after a suspicious lodging inquiry, fought officers. large sums reportedly 100000 pounds were recovered in cars. Others held in London and Buckinghamshire.
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London
Britain
Bournemouth
England
Buckinghamshire
Madison Co Op Rejects NFO Plea Over Milk Contract
Madison Milk Products Co op says it refused the National Farmers Organization request for a Class One milk contract. President Lyman D. McKee cited the need to honor contracts with all members and not favor any single organization.
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Madison
Madison Milk Products Co-operative
National Farmers Organization
Lyman D. McKee
Co-Operative
Robert Manke
Arlington
NFO
McKee
Co-Op
Hoodlum Priest Father Clark Dies After Illness
Rev. Charles Dismas Clark, known as the Hoodlum Priest, died of a heart attack at age 62. He had aided about 3,500 ex convicts and was a patient at St. Marys hospital for the past 19 days.
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ST. Louis
Charles Dismas Clark
St. Mary’s Hospital
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