Milwaukee Wins State Eagles Title On Hay No Hitter
Milwaukee captures its second consecutive state Eagles title at Recreation Park behind Warren Hay s no hitter and a two run homer that broke a 2 2 tie in the fifth. Monroe s Hermie Blum shines on mound but Milwaukee wins final after route through Oshkosh Beaver Dam and LaCrosse with Blum s one hit relief in consolation game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Milwaukee
Warren Hay
Monroe
Hermie Blum
Recreation Park
Hay
Oshkosh
Beaver Dam
LaCrosse
Dick Steinberg
Bloom
Cheese Capital Aerie No. 2651
Clifford Leck
Madison
Fond du Lac
Blum
Keith Christensen
Forest Kohl
Wisconsin State Eagles
Dave Loomis
la Crosse
Charles Bloom
Times
Baertschi Wins Wrestling Crown at Local Picnic
Leon Baertschi of Monroe captured the Swiss wrestling championship at the Turn and Schwing Club picnic at Baumgartner’s Grove west of Monroe. He defeated Keith Christen in the final. Nearly 300 attended, the largest turnout in years, with Swiss wrestling, turning, music, and a dance by the Troubadours of New Glarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Baertschi
Monroe
Baumgartner
Dress Revue Entries Win State Fair Honor
Two Green County 4H girls earned blue ribbons at the Wisconsin State Fair dress revue final judging. Daphne Mauer mann, 18, Brodhead, captured a first for her party dress, while na A ce won a first in a lined suit or coat division. Betty Kelly of Mineral Point and Suzanne Odegaard of Evansville took second place in the state revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Na Ace
Daphne Mauermann
Brodhead
Betty Kelly
Mineral Point
Suzanne Odegaard
Evansville
Wisconsin State Fair closes with attendance record
Milwaukee report shows 1963 fair ends after a 10 day run with 110270 on final day and total attendance 886694. Gross revenue tops 1 million and net profit clears 157474. A 35,103 crowd attended the last day auto race won by Jimmy Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Willard Masterson
Jimmy Clark
Scotland
Milwaukee Braves
Florian Mastey
Nichols
Martin Dalton
Hartland
Howard Goss
Param
Meimes
Gil-Bar Farm
Janesville
Hampshire
Walsh Bros
Beloit
Lloyd
Pilgrim
Edgar
Lambs Bros. Farm
Hortonville
Ralph Wilson and Sons Farm
Burlington
Trapped Miners Awaiting Rescue in 400-Foot Shaft
Hazelton Pa rescue workers lower soap medical supplies head lamps and a cigar to three coal miners trapped since Tuesday near the bottom of a 400 foot shaft. Ja rah David Fellin 58 and Henry Throne 28 remained in contact with Louis Bova 52 as debris separated their group. A 28 inch bore was planned to reach them with estimates of a day to a week for rescue.
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Hazelton
Ja'rah
David Fellin
H. B. Charmbury
Pennsylvania
Ralph Ditzler
Lones
Tes
Fellin
Henry Throne
Louis Bova
Bova
Kennedy to give Pushinka puppies to Midwest children
Mrs. Kennedy will present two direct line descendants of Pushinka to a Missouri boy and an Illinois girl. Mark Burce of Columbia and Karen House of Westchester were chosen from 5000 applications to receive Butterfly and Streaker, offspring of Pushinka and sired by Caroline Kennedy’s terrier Charlie.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Missouri
Illinois
Strelka
White House
Mark Burce
Columbia
Karen House
Westhester
Ill
Chicago
John F. Kennedy
Karen
Evelyn Lincoln
Kennedy
Pushinka
Earth
Butterfly
Mark
Kennedys
Khrushchev
Charlie
Caroline Kennedy
Caroline
Stocks Marthirgs to Slight Advances
New York stocks edged higher in light trading as the market held a small gain this afternoon. About 3.7 million shares traded, below Friday’s 4.16 million, with key stocks rising fractions to roughly one point while many issues fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Classes Start Monday For Teachers College
Classes at Green County Teachers College begin next Monday. Students will not return to classes today as previously reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
Green County Teacher’s College
Children Escape Injury in Mishap Near Brodhead
A mother Doris Schultz and her four children escaped injury when their car rolled at least three times on County Trunk T near Brodhead after hitting loose gravel. Sheriff deputies also investigated a sideswipe on County Trunk F near Albany injuring none and a cow-vehicle collision on County Trunk E near Albany resulting in a broken cow leg.
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Brodead
Everett
Doris) Schultz
Route 5
Agendrew Heffren
Brodhead
Larry Priewe
Monroe
Albany
William Reilly
Hanover
Rock County
M. E. Davis
Safeguards Key To Nuclear Pact Backing
Gen. Curtis E. LeMay testified that if the limited nuclear test ban treaty were still in proposal stage, he would have recommended against it. He joined Army Navy and Marine leaders in urging Senate ratification but differed on support if the pact had not yet been signed by the United States Russia and Britain.
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Washington
Curtis E. LeMay
LeMay
Air Force
Army
Navy
Marines
Senate
United States
Russia
Britain
Unified military backs limited nuclear test ban with safeguards
The Air Force Army Navy and Marines testified support for the treaty conditioned on underground testing allowed and strong safeguards. They urged modern labs readiness to resume atmospheric tests and robust detection of violations amid Sino Soviet activity. McNamara backed these provisions as hearings continued with Mansfield predicting ratification after a brief debate.
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Washington
Air Force
Army
Navy
Marines
United
Curtis E. LeMay
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services
Senate Foreign Relations, Armed Services and Atomic Energy Committees
McNamara
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Meredith Becomes First Negro Ole Miss Graduate
James Meredith, a 30 year old man, becomes the first Black graduate in Ole Miss history. The ceremony included about 379 graduates, with 16 U.S. marshals present and a restrained crowd. He received a political science bachelor’s degree after a tense integration year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miss
James Howard Meredith
U.S
Meredith
Ole Miss
John Davis Williams
Meredrth
Six More Dead In State Traffic Toll Rises
Wisconsin’s 1963 highway toll reaches 524 after four weekend fatalities and two today. Notable deaths include Donald Waddell Jr. 20 of Racine in a crash on Highway 31 and Brown Road, and Margaret Olson 19 of Biron struck on Highway 13 near Wisconsin Rapids.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Bradley S. Nelson
Milwaukee
Cedar Grove
Sheboygan County
Howard Moore
Palmyra
Jefferson County
Rome
William C. Borreson
Ettrick
Adams County
Harold R. Taft
Madison
Friendship
Manke Reports NFO Cattle Hold
Arlington Wis NFO cattle hold begins in Milwaukee Madison and northwestern Wisconsin areas. Manke head of Wisconsin NFO says action not officially authorized by Corning Iowa HQ but quotes NFO president Staley as backing farmer action if they insist. Wisconsin action said spontaneous. NFC members from eight southeastern counties plan meeting in Waukesha County tonight to discuss action against three major Milwaukee dairies拒 signing contracts.
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Arlington
Wis
Milwaukee
Madison
Wisconsin
Robert Manke
National Farmers Organization
Manke
NFO
Corning
Iowa
Oren Staley
Staley
NFC
Waukesha County
Cheese Market in Madison Shows Steady Demand
Madison cheddar market remains steady with fair to good demand and ample supplies. Prices range from 35 to 38 percent for cheddars and around 38 percent for other varieties, reflecting a stable trading day.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Col. Zinser Outlines Guard History at Co H K Reunion
Col Roy E Zinser guest speaker at the Co H and K Veterans Association reunion in the Legion hall. He reviewed Monroe National Guard units federal service history including Co B and Co K. Officers elected were Hulett L Pickett president Ralph Walker vice president and Russell W West secretary treasurer. A steering committee of Schild Klingbiel and Lindsay was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H and K
Co. H and K Association
Roy Zinser
Association
Legion Hall
Col. Zinser
Co. K
Ft. Monroe
Ralph Walker
Hulett L. Pickett
Route 4
Russell W. West
Monroe
Times
Co. H and K Veterans Association
Janesville
John Schild
Roy E. Zinser
South Wayne
Gratiot
Joe Clauder Madison
Mvy
Buddy
Schild
Carl Klingbiel
Milwaukee
Ralph Lindsay
Engineer to present report on Monroe sewage plant
A La Habra expert will present written recommendations on Monroe's sewage treatment plant at a Board of Public Works meeting at City Hall at 4 p m today. Fred G. Nelson studied plant operations last week to assess efficiency, future needs, and expansion possibilities. The City Council meets at 7 30 p m tomorrow with a public hearing on Otto Schild's liquor license for Sportsman's Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Habra
Calif
Monroe
Board of Public Works
Fred G. Nelson
Nelson
Rockford
Otto Schild
Patrick Lunda
Governor to retire in Fayetteville after term ends
Governor Terry Samford of North Carolina says he will resign to return to his law practice in Fayetteville when his term expires in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
N.C
Terry Samford
North Carolina
Britain closes net on Great Train Robbery suspects
London police study 15 sets of fingerprints found at Leather slade Farm hideout used by the gang that robbed a Glasgow London mail train. Investigators hope prints link more suspects and match records as clues include a Monopoly set, a London house meeting, five pound notes in Jersey, and a car tied to a dapper man and a plump marked woman. The haul now totals 678,179 dollars in recovered loot and a parking lot operator reports a man planning return to collect the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sentland Yard
Leatherslade Farm
Oakley
St. Helier
Jersey
Channel Islands
Surrey Wood
Phyllis Evans
Morgan Girl Drowns During Canoe Trip
Susan Morgan, daughter of well known Monroe area square dance caller Michael Morgan, drowned Saturday night in the Menominee River near Niagara while on a Four Lakes Council Girl Scouts canoe trip. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Michael Morgan and brother Michael Jr, and grandmother Mrs Millie Carlisch. Services at 3 PM Weanesaay at Gunderson funeral home Madison with Rev Robert Midgley officiating. Burial in Roselawn Memorial Park. Friends may call after 2 PM tomorrow at the funeral home.
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Michael Morgan
Monroe
Menominee River
Niagara
Four Lakes Council
Susan
Monona Drive
Madison
Michael Jr
Millie Carlisch
Baraboo
Gunderson
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Monroe Asylum
Baertschi
Wisconsin Fair
Kennedy’s
Midwest
Joint Chiefs
Co. H-K
Morgan Girl
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