Rioting Persists as Dixmoor Police Restore Order
In Dixmoor Illinois a thousand angry Negroes rioted for hours before 200 shotgun armed officers led by Sheriff Richard Ogilvie moved in. The disturbance began after a liquor store incident with a white owner and a black customer, with injuries including two gunshots and a burned home amid stone throwing at emergency crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixmoor
Chicago
Richard Ogilvie
Cook County
Rait
Ogilvie
Mervin Horsmann
Horsmann
James Malnor
Assisant
Malnor
Foreign Student Arrives to Start Monroe High School Year
Ulrike Wagner, a 17 year old exchange student from Nordrhein Westfalen Germany, arrived in Monroe to begin her year at Monroe High School. She was met by host family the Lester M Johnsons at 1729 Lake Drive. Wagner will share class with Joan Johnson. siblings Janet and Jeri are also in the family. Previous exchange student David Schulman, now graduated, left Monroe to tour the United States before returning to Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Ulrike Wagner
Nordrhein
Westfalen
Germany
Monroe High School
Miss Wagner
New York
Chicago
Lester M. Johnsons
1729 Lake Drive
Johnson
Joan
Alpine Bus Plunge Kills 17 on Outing
In Bourg St. Maurice France a bus carrying children plunged 230 feet into a ravine during a Sunday outing. The death toll rose to 17 with 16 others seriously injured as doctors worked to save lives at the local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourge
ST. Maurice
France
Bourg St. Maurice
Cheddar Market Steady in Madison Demand Fair to Good
In Madison Wisconsin today the cheddar market shows steady activity with fair to good demand. Supplies of large styles are generally ample while small styles are adequate to short. price ranges include 34 to 38 percent for cheddar, 35 to 38 percent for 40 pound blocks, 38 percent for single daisies, 38 to 58 percent for long horns, and 37 to 40 percent for midgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Guild Event Honors Author Kubly at New Glarus Dinner
Herbert Kubly, author and playwright, on extended visit to the Kubly family farm, will be honored at a testimonial dinner in the Wil helm Tell Guild at the New Glarus hotel. Guests include a Double day and Co. representative. the new book At Large is dedicated to Curtis Bok and Irving Fine and due to be released by Doubleday on Sept. 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Kubly
Kubly
Wilhelm Tell Guild
New Glarus Hotel
Doubleday and Co., Inc
New York
Curtis Bok
Irving Fine
Doubleday
Pilot makes forced landing near Monroe California
A Lompoc California pilot on a Cessna 172 forced lands on the John Kaderly farm nine miles southeast of Monroe after engine quit at 3500 feet. Clarence A. Oades and his wife and two children uninjured. Plane minor damage, mechanics from Janesville to inspect engine. They departed Peoria Illinois at 8:40 am en route to Madison. a Madison man to pick up family later. Mayday radio distress reported.
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Lompoc
Calif
John Kaderly
Monroe
Clarence A. Oades
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Aero Club
Ondes
Janesville
Peoria
Ill
Madison
Kaderly
Truax Field
Oades
Stock Mart Clings To Slight Advances
New York stock market ends with small gains as Chrysler and Mack Trucks scrap merger plans after a preliminary injunction. Trading was moderate. Mack Trucks slipped several points while Chrysler erased a fractional gain and most major stocks moved only fractions to about a point.
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New York
Chrysler
Mack Trucks
Chrysler and
Mack
John Coryell Dies at 72 in Browntown
John D. Coryell 72 of Cadiz Township died of a heart attack at 7:45 p m Saturday. He was a longtime Green County School Committee chair man since 1947 and member of St Victor Catholic Church. Surviving are his wife Josephine two daughters five stepsons a brother and four grandchildren. Services set for Tuesday at 9:30 a m Stuessy funeral home and 10 a m at St Victor's church with burial in Calvary cemetery. Rosary tonight at 8 p m.
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John D. Coryell
Green County School Committee
Cadiz Township
Mr. Coryell
D. J
Mary Ellen Saucerman Coryell
Coryells
Dane
Green
Cadiz
John D
Waterloo
Laura M. Roach
Browntown
Monroe
Josephine Huber Emmenegger
Coryell
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Josephine
Mary Ellen Coryell
Cincinnati
Kenneth
Madalin) Tiffany
Genoa
Ill
Fred Emmenegger
Garden City
N.Y
Edward
LaGrange
Msgr
Joseph
Delavan
Robert
St. Norbert’s Abbey
West DePere
William
Glen View
Frank
J. A. Niffenegger
Iowa
S. A. Robarts
Phoenix
Ariz
Florence Miller
Stephenson County
Illinois
George
Mike
Charles
J. E
Craig
Cole
Stanley
Stuessy Funeral Home
St. Victor’s Church
Joseph Emmenegger
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Wisconsin State Fair swine and cattle blue ribbons awarded
Jerrold Zuhlke of Monroe won the senior spring gilt and champion Poland China in the junior swine division at the Wisconsin State Fair. Ronald Fahey, 16, Belleville, edged brother David for the Chester White gilt. Blue ribbons went to Harlan Mahlbuch Juda for junior spring boat Poland China and to Mary Viney Evansville Barbara Wegmueller Monroe and Jane Viney Evansville for Brown Swiss. Greg May Mineral Point won a blue on his senior heifer Angus calf and a championship. Patrik Griswold Livingston won the senior calf steer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerrold Zuhlke
Monroe
Poland
China
Ronald Fahey
Belleville
David
Chester White
Harlan Mahlbuch
Juda
Mary Viney
Evansville
Barbara Wegm
Funfest Draws Large Crowd. David Ward Wins Wrestling Title
More than 1,000 attendees filled Baumgartner's Grove for the Swiss funfest led by co chairmen Ernest Ammon Jr and Gottlieb Brandli. David Ward won the wrestling title with Richard Wilde second. other winners include Fritz Wenger Keith Christen Roger Wuthrich and George Figi. The event featured yodeling flag throwing music and a big evening dance with trophies awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baumgartner’s Grove
Ernest Ammon Jr
Gottlieb Brandli
Grave Shelter House
Fritz Wenger
Keith Christen
Roger Wuthrich
George Figi
Steve Mitchell
John Marean
Troubadours
New Glarus
Carol
Turn and Schwing Club
Ammon
Werner
Martha) Bernet
Marvin
Mike) Wuthrich
The
Turners
Alfred
Shorty) Meier
Edwin Schuetze
Hoffa Sentenced to Five Years in Chicago Conspiracy Case
Teamsters president James R. Hoffa receives four concurrent five year terms in Chicago plus a $10,000 fine for conspiracy and fraud aimed at securing loans from the union pension fund. He already faces an eight year sentence in Chattanooga for tampering with a jury. the Chattanooga sentence is under appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Chattanooga
Richard B. Austin
Hoffa
Maurice Walsh
Walsh
Austin
Nashville
U.S
Teamsters Pension Fund
Council Schedules Two Public Hearings Tonight
Tomorrow night the City Council will hold two public hearings at 7 30 p m. One considers an ordinance to let farmers sell produce from trucks parked on streets entering the square if parking meter fees are paid. The other reviews pharmacist license renewal for Miss Olga M Voelkli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga M. Voelkli
First Parachute Leap For Missourian Fatal
Wallace Dale Whitzel of Kansas City died during his first parachute jump in Higginsville Missouri. Don Cooper president of the skydiving club and jump plane pilot described the jump from 2700 feet as the small pilot chute tangled with his arm preventing the main chute from opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginsville
Wallace Dale Whitzel
Kansas City
Don Cooper
Whitzel
Wisconsin Weekend Toll Rises With 12 Killed
The weekend traffic toll in Wisconsin reached 12 fatalities, pushing the 1964 total to 656. Victims included William Smoler, 24, of Chicago. Robert Christensen, 23, of Racine. Clinton Diede, 21, La Crosse. Roger Tuttle, 14, rural Campbellsport. Christ Anderson, 73, Soldiers Grove. Kenneth Meyer, 17, Menomonee Falls. John Schneeburg, 17, Menomonee Falls. Susan Vold, 7, River Falls. Harold Vold, 45, and Ethel Vold, 40, of River Falls, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Fish Creek
Door County
William R. Smoler
Chicago
Robert H. Christensen
Racine
Bruce J. Sparler
York
Clinton Diede
la Crosse
Ettrick
Trempealeau County
Roger A. Tuttle
Campbellsport
Cascade
Arnold L. Knoelke
Sheboygan County
Christ Anderson
Our Soldiers Grove
Crawford County
Soldiers Grove
Kenneth W. Meyer
Menomonee Falls
Milwaukee
John Schneeburg
Meyer
Susan Vold
River Falls
St. Paul
Teachers College Will Open Aug. 24
Green County Teachers College starts Monday August 24 with two new staff members joining. The Smiley school special room at Highway 59 and 39 near Albany opens Wednesday August 26, while the college demonstration room opens Monday August 31. New hires include Frank Studnicka replacing Stanley Dougan as social science instructor and Mrs Ellen Skoe teaching English and library science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Teachers College
Rudolph T. Haskee
Smiley
Highway 59
Albany
Phyllis Habeck
New Glarus
Mabel Probst
Teachers College
Frank Studnicka
Stanley Dougan
Ellen Skoe
Thomas Keegan
Bud Lewis Veteran Editor Dies of Cancer at 70
Bud Lewis longtime Los Angeles editor and journalist died at Huntington Memorial Hospital at 70 from cancer. He led the Los Angeles Mirror News and served as city editor of the Los Angeles Times and publisher of the Herald Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Hugh A
Bud) Lewis
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Lewis
Los Angeles Mirror News
Los Angeles Times
Big Auto Firms Offer New Pacts
The Big Three General Motors Ford and Chrysler proposed three year contracts to UAW including higher wages larger pensions earlier retirement and expanded education tuition refunds. Wages would rise via cost of living escalator and annual improvement factors with pensions increasing to 3.25 per month per service year and retirement options at age 60 to 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Kennedy-Wagner talks delay NYC Senate decision
New York Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy met with Mayor Robert F. Wagner for about an hour but did not announce whether Kennedy will enter the U S Senate race in New York. Kennedy had said he would not seek the Democratic nomination without Wagner’s open approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert F. Wagner
U. S. Senate
Wagner
Johnsons Campaign Tour Busy Family in Many Areas
President Johnson and family press for momentum as LBJ banners travel withLady Bird focusing on conservation in the Rockies and Lynda Bird dining at Henry Ford II’s Long Island estate. Luci Baines recovers from illness and campaigns in Wisconsin after a Milwaukee barbecue event.
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Washington
Johnson
LBJ
Lady Bird
Rockey Mountains
White House
Lynda Bird
Henry Ford II
Long Island
Gracie Mansion
Manhattan
Robert F. Wagner
New York State
Luci Baines
San Francisco
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Mrs Marty 64 Dies in St Clare Hospital New Glarus
Mrs. Marty 64 daughter of Theiler family founder of New Glarus paper died at 9 45 am in St. Clare hospital from a heart condition after short hospitalization. She was born June 21 1900 in New Glarus and married Raymond Marty June 14 1921. Surviving are her husband two sisters and a brother. Services at Swiss United Church of Christ with Rev Linus Wierwill officiating burial in church cemetery.
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Raymond M. Marty
New Glarus
St. Clare Hospital
Marty
Meta Theiler
John and
Emma Zimmerman Theiler
Raymond Marty
der Deutsch- Schweizerischer Courier
New Glarus Post
Theiler
C. H. Bartle
Natalie Theiler
Madison
Arthur
Walter
Swiss United Church of Christ and Its Aid Society
American Legion Auxiliary
Linus Wierwill
Zentner Funeral Home
Mansfield Says Members Facing Autumn Sessions
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield announced that the 1964 Congress will reconvene Aug. 31 after recess and could run well into September or October. The impasse over Dirksen’s two year delay on reapportionment stalls final action on foreign aid and other bills as the House fights over rules and reapportionment jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Congress
Dirksen
Paul H. Douglas
Ill
Supreme Court
Jacob K. Javits
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
Dva
McCormack
Smith
Kiwanis Beef Barbecue Acknowledges Farm Friends
Monroe Kiwanis Club invites members of four area watersheds to a beef barbecue at the Kiwanis Youth Cabin at 53:30 p.m. Thursday. Arthur Peterson of the University of Wisconsin will speak. Peterson is a former Kiwanis lieutenant governor from the district. Watersheds Honey Creek Richland Creek Skinner and Smock are invited. The event is run by the Kiwanis agriculture conservation committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Ki‘anis Club
Kiwanis
Arthur Peterson
University of Wisconsin
Honey Creek
Richland Creek
Kiwanis Agriculture Conservation Committee
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Guild
Stock Mart
John Coryell
Fahey
Funfest
David Wald
David Ward
Richard Wilde
Carl Albert
Okla
Democratic Platform Committee
Albert
Council
Lyndon B. Johnson
Crow Agency
Mont
Crow
Mary Yellowtail
Plain Feather
Bud Lewis
Bobby Lees Wagner
Iwanis
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