City Council Bans Parking On Terraces In Unanimous Vote
City officials meet to restrict parking and large objects on terraces between property lines and curbs to improve traffic sightlines and snow removal. The measure allows eight hour loading, with exceptions for garbage cans. The council also approves bids for tree work and sewer projects, and schedules conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanland Co
Evansville
Brandenburg Plumbing and Heating Co
Council
Henry S. Hefty
Janesville
Philip H. Darling
Rhinelander
Orville R. Evans
Gerald M. Wickus
American Public Works Congress
Minneapolis
Dinner To Honor Miss Blum Tonight
Green County Bar Association hosts a testimonial dinner for Miss Anne O Blum recently elected president of the National Association of Women Lawyers at St. Louis. Bruce M Blum will present her a gavel at Idle Hour Mansion with Ed Wills presiding and guests including Justices Currie Hallows and others from Wisconsin law institutions.
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Green County Bar Association
Anne O. Blum
National Association of Women Lawyers At
St. Louis
Idle Hour Mansion
Miss Blum
Bruce M. Blum
Ed Wills
New Glarus
Roger L. Elmer
Louis A. Koenig
Air Force Secretary Resigns in Argentina Feud
Ramon Abraham resigned as Air Force Secretary in Buenos Aires to avert a power clash between rival factions. President Frondizi accepted the resignation quickly as the government moved to prevent an open split in the air force.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Ramon Abraham
Frondizi
Abraham
State Fair Hails New 72nd County
The Milwaukee Wisconsin State Fair salutes the creation of Menominee County formed from the Menominee Reservation. Governor Nelson praises state progress while noting cooperation with business groups. Attendance reaches 422,166 for five days. A De partment director retires to a new authority as centennial honors go to Brule Mt Horeb Manitowoc. Centenarian farmers Alex and John Seed receive awards.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Menominee County
Menominee
Washington
Nelson
Milwaukee Association of Commerce
Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce
Brule
Mt. Horeb
Manitowoc County
Galena Dairy Day Show Promises Free Cheese Sandwiches
Tomorrow Galena hosts Dairy Day with activities starting 9 45 a m including cattle judging for 1250 cash prizes about 100 head. Junior Showmanship at 10 30 a m offers 200 cash prize. tractor pulling at 2 p m for 200. Vic Aime emcees with Ronald Buening directing the Jo Daviess Chorus. Civil War generals Lincoln and Lee in new uniforms preview Chicagoland Music Festival.
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Galena
Jo Daviess County Chorus
Ronald Buening
Vic Aime
Lincoln
Lee
Explorer XII launches to study solar radiation effects in space
Explorer XII, a windmill shaped scientific payload, was launched from Cape Canaveral to study how solar radiation and magnetic fields influence Earth and space travel. NASA cautions it may take up to 62 hours to confirm an orbit, with a highly elliptical path reaching 54,000 miles from Earth and returning to 170 miles at its low point.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
John W. Townsend
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
Townsend
Miss Mae Vance Succumbs at 71 in St. Clare Hospital
Miss Mae E. Vance 71 of 2012 8th street died at 3 15 pm yesterday in St. Clare hospital after a six year illness she was born in Richland Dec 11 1889 daughter of Daniel Webster and Eliza Deal Vance a Monroe high school graduate class of 1907 and member of Union Presbyterian church she leaves two first cousins Mrs Ruth Roderick and Mrs Jesse M Ward services are 1 30 pm tomorrow at Newcomer Funeral Home with Rev. Herbert Kimmel officiating burial in Greenwood cemetery
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Mae E. Vance
8Th Street
Green County
St. Clare Hospital
Miss Vance
Richland Area
Daniel Webster
Eliza Deal Vance
Monroe High School
Union Presbyterian Church
Ruth Roderick
Manitou Springs
Colo
Jesse M. Ward
Monroe
Newcomer Funeral Home
Herbert Kimmel
Janesville
Greenwood Cemetery
Krattiger to Perform With All State FFA Band in Milwaukee
Kenneth Krattiger of rural Monroe will appear with the All State FFA Band in Milwaukee for FFA Recognition Day and three concerts over the weekend. He serves as solo cornetist with Monroe High School groups and directs church ensembles, with a Europe tour planned for next June with the USA High School Band.
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Kenneth Krattiger
John Krattiger
Monroe
FFA
Milwaukee
Krattiger
St. John’s Church
Europe
United States of America
Blood donor plea for Dr. Miller open heart surgery
Dr Russell Miller a Virginia Tech biochemistry professor and former Juda resident will undergo open heart surgery at University Hospitals Madison on Sept 7. The Green County Red Cross seeks 22 pints of positive blood requiring 40 donors with samples taken earlier at St Clare hospital.
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Russell Miller
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
University Hospitals
Madison
Monroe
Miller
Walter G. Timm
North Central College
Naperville
Biochemistry
The
University of Wisconsin
Green County
American Red Cross
Paul H. Olm
St. Clare Hospital
Red Cross
Rev. Olm
Bloodmobile Collects 68 Pints at New Glarus
The New Glarus Bloodmobile collected 68 pints toward a 100 pint quota yesterday. Ten donors were rejected. The Bloodmobile operated in Monticello from 1 to 5 p.m. today.
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Bloodmobile
New Glarus
Monticello
West Berlin Border Closure Probed by Western Powers
Western powers and West Germany draft a protest to the Kremlin over East Germany’s border closure in Berlin. US Britain and France weigh economic sanctions as countermeasures, with no strong steps likely, while Kennedy and Rusk weigh options after a briefing with editors.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
East Germany
West Berlin
Berlin
Kremlin
West Germany
State Department
U.S
East
Kennedy
Rusk
White House
Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod Faces Break Request
Milwaukee Wisconsin delegates at the 36th annual convention consider breaking fellowship with the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod over doctrinal unity. The Floor Committee on Church Unity proposed the measure Tuesday, with a final vote not expected until Thursday. a similar motion failed in 1957.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod
Formal Opening Set Merged Shoe Store Links Long Service
The newly merged Schmidt's Monroe Shoe Store on the square’s south side will host an open house Friday and Saturday. Co owners Donald J. Clark and Vernon C. Peterson acquired Schmidt's and merged the Monroe location with renovations in progress. The former Monroe site rents to the Radke Studio, with the building owned by Lester G. and Marion Forcade.
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Schmidt's
Monroe Shoe
Donald J. Clark
Vernon C. Peterson
Clark
Evanston
Ill
Peterson
Leon O. Schmidt
Schmidt
Monroe Shoe Store
Lester G
Marion Forcade
Radke Studio
E. H. Schaefer
Roy J. Lindgren
Baraboo
Schaefer
Red Goose Shoe Store
Army alerts 111 Reserve units for potential Berlin duty
The Army plans to alert 111 Reserve units to possible call to duty as U S conventional forces prepare for crises over Berlin. Most units would be support types with some combat units, as Air Force and Navy expand manpower, while no National Guard or Reserve callups are yet announced.
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Washington
Army
U.S
Berlin
Air Force
Air National Guard
Navy
Elvis J. Stahr
Congress
Defense Department
National Guard
Echo Satellite Timetable For Wisconsin Skies
The Echo satellite timetable lists a 9 59 p m swing tonight over southern Wisconsin at 72 degrees above the north horizon moving southeast. A second pass is scheduled Thursday night at 9 20 p m with the instrument at 67 degrees and moving southeast.
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Chicago
Echo
Wisconsin
Visiting Flier from Culver City Nearly Triggers Illinois Alert
Robert Heinzelman visiting Rockford area from Culver City Calif. in real estate nearly caused a statewide alert when his four seat Ryan Navion failed to land at Greater Rockford Airport. He diverted to Monroe after attempting radio contact with Rockford. tower had tracked him to Ft Wayne Ind before losing him. He landed at Monroe with wife and three children.
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Robert Heinzelman
Culver City
Calif
Greater Rockford
Heinzelman
Monroe
Washington, D. C
Albert Gamiz
Rockford
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Linda
Karen
Diana
Andrew T. Heinzelman
Ray
Second Set of Twins Arrives at St. Clare
The Meades of Rockton welcomed twin sons Vern Donald and Vern Delyle at 1:27 and 1:36 p.m. at St. Clare hospital, the second set of twins born there in 1961. Maternal grandparents are Clinton Steffen, and Mrs. Walter Steffen. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Weller of Blue River. The babies have four sisters: Patricia Ann, Karen Sue, Kathleen Louise, and Donna Rae.
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Donald Meade
Rockton
St. Clare Hospital
Meads
Vern Donald
Vern Delyle
Walter Steffenson
Clinton
Jim Weller
Blue River
Vern
Patricia Ann
Karen Sue
Kathleen Louise
Donna Ray
Bodden Nominates Lamboley for KC Board in Denver
State Deputy Robert Bodden of Platteville will nominate former Green County Court judge Harold J. Lamboley for re election to the Knights of Columbus board of directors at the national convention in Denver Lamboley as supreme KC advocate previously served as Green County Court judge until his 1953 selection to the high KC post.
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Robert Bodden
Platteville
Harold J. Lamboley
Knights of Columbus
Denver
Lamboley
Green County
Senate delays Mitchell Fed Board nomination
Washington The Senate postponed action on George W Mitch ell Chicago economist nominated to the Federal Reserve Board until he files a statement detailing his financial holdings.
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Mitchell
Washington
Senate
George W. Mitchell
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Brandt presses for action from JFK in Berlin crisis
West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt told a 200000 strong rally that Berlin expects action not words and urged high Western representatives to visit Berlin. He warned the Communists would not be stopped at the Rhine if left unchecked at the Brandenburg Gate. East Germans faced travel limits while Western travelers faced passport checks amid mounting border tension.
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Berlin
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Kennedy
Brandt
Brandenburg Gate
Rhine
East
Western Germany
East Germany
West Germany
Benin
Andrei I. Solovyev
East Berlin
Murrow
State Swiss Market Steady Demand Fair
Madison Wisconsin dairy market reports steady Swiss and cheddar pricing with ample supplies. Cheddar blocks and various daisies show prices around 36 to 41 cents per pound, while Swiss State brand blocks range 41 to 45 cents with other grades at 32 to 43 cents.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Jobless Claims Jump to 40,079 in Wisconsin
Madison reports jobless claims rose last week to 40,079, the highest since mid May, according to the State Industrial Commission.
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Madison
State Industrial Commission
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New
72Nd County
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Soviet Union
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Wautoma
Shirley Ault
Carla Rantseier
Mary Rieder
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Richard A. Bruny
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Miss Ramseier
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