Minor Remedy Urged Overload Cited At Sewage Unit
The Monroe board learns the plant is 25 percent overloaded while a California expert recommends minor plumbing changes to restore conventional treatment and suggests a future digester and sludge thickener. Fred G. Nelson, hired to study the system, arrives in Monroe after report and outlines action with cost estimates around 1000 dollars for plumbing plus eventual major upgrades. He says the plant serves 8000 residents but handles an equivalent population of 24000 due to industry, and urges simpler piping to meet state requirements pending a larger digester plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Board of Public Works
California
Fred G. Nelson
la Habra
Calfornia
State Board of Health
Donahue and Son
Sheboyre
Nelson
A. R. McDaniel
Walker Process Co
Aurora
Ieee
McDaniel
Blood Unit Due Here on Sept 9 at Lincoln Gym
The Red Cross bloodmobile will visit Lincoln gymnasium Monday September 9 to collect donations in a county program effort. Frederick Blanc chairs the Green County drive with Dr C Gene Hennager coordinating Monroe donors. Mrs Harvey Loeffel leads donor meals and canteen workers while Dr W J Fencil arranges physician coverage. The quota is 150 pints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Lincoln Gymnasium
Frederick Blanc
Green County Blood Program
C. Gene Hennager
Monroe
Harvey Loeffel
Jaycette Civic Affairs
W. J. Fencil
Berlin Test Helps Berlin Practice Alert by Allies
West Berlin's 11,000 man Allied garrison moved into defense positions through the Western wall of the city on a practice alert.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Area Girls Win Ribbons at Wisconsin State Fair
The Wisconsin State Fair saw many area 4H club members win blue ribbons in clothing events among 750 entries. Judge Mrs. Franklin Bradley praised the professional look and noted top entrants from Monroe Evansville South Wayne Belmont Browntown and more with wins in blouses skirts dresses jumpers and coordinated outfits.
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Area 4H
Franklin Bradley
Evansville
Sandee Smith
Monroe
Doreen Williams
Karen Hanson
Linda Seffwood
South Wayne
Kathryn Wood
Rita Riechers
Belmont
Candy Collins
Susan Smith
Rita Sporle
Mineral Point
Nancy Siegenthaler
Audrey Beach
Mary Sullivan
Karen Meier
Jean Wills
Sharon Williams
Roberta Rowald
Janis Landly
Marilyn Rowald
Joyce Sporle
Peggy Wyss
Juda
Jean M. Rideout
Judy Hanson
Dianne Riemer
Brodhead
Joanne Senn
Barbara Wegmueller
Pat Collins
Lorraine Winger
Pat Kaster
Judy Jan
Hay Surpluses Noted in Wisconsin Survey
Surplus hay supplies have been reported in Wisconsin areas per a University of Wisconsin agronomy survey. County agents listed include D. H. Holt Ashland, H. J. Lowe Washburn, A. J. Brovold Alma, O. W. Meyer Chilton, H. G. Horne Chippewa Falls, J. F. Oncken Neillsville, R. E. Polzin Superior, J. R. Buchholz House, Marinette, L. R. Anderson Sparta, M. V. Johansen Phillips, P. O. Bieri Whitehall, and L. T. Rosandick Wisconsin Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin Department of Agronomy
D. H. Holt
Ashland
H. J. Lowe
Washburn
A. J. Brovold
Alma
O. W. Meyer
Chilton
H. G. Horne
Chippewa Falls
J. F. Oncken
Neillsville
R. E. Polzin
Superior
J. R. Buchholz
Marinette
L. R. Anderson
Sparta
M. V. Johansen
Phillips
P. O. Bieri
Whitehall
L. T. Rosandick
Wisconsin Rapids
Miners Trapped 400 Feet Below Ground Reach Out
Hawton Pa rescue crews drill toward three miners trapped 400 feet underground since last Tuesday. David Fellin 58 spoke by surface hole describing cold conditions while Louis Bova 42 remains separated by debris. Miner Steve Horan relayed that the entombed men are shoring their area and attempting to locate Bova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawleton
David Fellin
Louis Bova
Bova
Pattersonville
Steve Horan
Fellin
Henry Throne
Horan
Stock Prices Steady In Cautious Trading
Stock prices held steady in cautious trading as drugs showed activity. Volume was about 3.6 million shares, near Monday's 3.65 million. Key issues moved fractions to about a point, with Xerox up about seven points. Chrysler rose more than a fraction while American Motors gained modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zerox
Chrysler
American Motors
Cheddar Market Steady Amid Mixed Demand
Madison Wisconsin cheddar cheese market shows steady tone with demand spotty to fair and ample supplies. Seasonal slowdowns persist in several areas but offset by an anticipated Labor Day pickup. more 40 pound blocks and long horns could be used. Prices list various cuts and weights with mixed percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Fine August Weather Spurs Attendance at W Day Event
The Monroe Country Club welcomed a large turnout for the W Day Badger Booster outing with many early arrivals and a larger afternoon crowd. UW figures Ivy Williamson Milt Bruhn and Sid Luckman were among anticipated attendees for the dinner and talks supporting the Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger
Monroe Country Club
Jim Forbes
University of Wisconsin
Monroe
Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation, Inc
Ivy Williamson
Milt Bruhn
Badger Grid
Sid Luckman
Chicago Bears
Union Strikes Amphenol Borg Over Wage Cuts
About 148 Amphenol Borg Electronics workers in Janesville walked off the job and formed picket lines to protest wage reductions reportedly ranging from 10 to 85 cents an hour. IAM Local 1226 official Clem Zinda said the cuts are too severe and unwarranted, while Borg personnel chief Robert Morrison declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp
Clem Zinda
International Association of Machinists
Zinda
Robert Morrison
Borg
Public School Classes Start Aug 29 in Local District
Summer ends as public and parochial schools plan reopenings. Public school pupils report Aug 29 while St Victor's opens Sept 4 under new principal Sister M Rose Anthony. Aug 26 marks in service training for teachers. Aug 29 brings student registration and IBM aided schedules. Aug 30 has no classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Victor’s
D. J. Hueninck
M. Rose Anthony
M. Juliana
St. Victor's
Frank Flannery
Marie Stephen
Francis Doherty
M. Camille
IBM
Swiss Colony
General Norstad Elected to Rand Board
Gen Lauris Norstad, retired NATO commander, has been elected to the Rand Corp. board of trustees, the company announced in Santa Monica California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Lauris Norstad
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Rand Corp
Cattle Hold Delayed by Wisconsin NFC Vote
The National Farmers Organization in eight southeast Wisconsin counties voted Monday night to delay a plan to withhold milk from three Milwaukee dairies for refusing to sign contracts. George Tyson said the action waits for national headquarters approval and broader regional backing. Dairies involved are Sealtest Borden and Golden Guernsey. Tyson also said a meat withholding move would start statewide today. Early stockyard arrivals and livestock receiving stations appeared normal with no sign of action.
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National Farmers Organization
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
George Tyson
NFC
Eagle
Waukesha County
Tyson
NFO
Sseyi Sealtest
Borden
Golden Guernsey
Chicago
Teller warns Soviet aim to block U S ratification of test ban
Dr Edward Teller testifies against ratification, arguing the Soviet Union seeks to prevent U S ratification and maintain missile defense knowledge. He warns ratification would be a significant strategic misstep, while opposing officials call for safeguards. Senate hearings feature Power LeMay and other service leaders.
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Washington
Edward Teller
Soviet Union
United States
Teller
University of California
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Armed Services and Atomic Energy Committees
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Command
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Armed Services Committee
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Foreign Relations Committee
State Raids Hit Walworth Spots
State Beverage Tax Division arrests 12 Walworth County residents in a major raid on Delavan and Lake Geneva taverns. Among those charged are Raymond Morrissy and Kenneth Payne, with others accused of gambling, horse race betting, or liquor violations. 13th suspect unlocated.
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Madison
State Beverage Tax Division
Walworth County
Raymond Morrissy
Delavan
Walworth
Kenneth Payne
Lake Geneva
Tax Division
Ellsworth Jones
Hurley
Jones
Dist
William L. Seymour
Harry Britz
Arthur J. Figahs
Stanley J. Nauseda
Patrick Granahan
Williams Bay
Francis Ward
Arthur Boehme
Alfred Petshak
LeRoy Sagert
Monica Vila Scott
Bloomfield
Barbara Towns
Elkhorn
Union Flareup Idles Milwaukee AMC Unit
About 3,000 workers walked off during a second shift at American Motors Corp Milwaukee body plant calling it an unauthorized wildcat strike. Local 75 UAW urged a return to work while repairmen and pressmen took third shift. The stoppage grew from a protest over the discharge of a union steward in paint and metal finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
Local 75
Diverted Land Grazing Date Advanced in State
Madison the start date for grazing diverted from 1963 feed grain and wheat programs has been moved to October 1 to relieve forage shortages caused by drought and to ensure northern areas are not blocked by early snow. Grazing is not harvest. Diverted land under 1963 soil bank contracts cannot be grazed before contract end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Agricultural Stabilization and
Drouth
ASC
11 Servicemen Die in Crashes Across Several Bases
The week saw at least 11 U.S. servicemen killed in multiple military aircraft crashes. Events included a F100 jet crash near Clayton New Mexico, two fliers killed on a Constellation landing, a drone jet crash at Eglin Florida injuring three civilians, two airmen killed in a B47 collision over Irwin Iowa, and three Navy jets crashing in fog off the northwest coast of France with two pilots ejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U.S
Clayton
N.M
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Air Force
Irwin
Iowa
U.S. Navy
France
Contractor Named To Kefauver Seat
Nashville Tennessee Democratic Gov. Frank Clement named Herbert S. Walters a wealthy East Tennessee contractor and Democratic national committeeman to succeed the late Sen Estes Kefauver Walters, 71, will hold the office until a successor is chosen in the November 3 1964 election to serve the remaining two years of Kefauver's term Kefauver died of a heart attack August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Frank Clement
Herbert S. Walters
East Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
Walters
Kefauver
Verdict Against Post over Malice in Butts Libel Suit
A federal jury in Atlanta awarded Wally Butts 3.06 million dollars in his libel suit against the Saturday Evening Post over a March 23 story asserting he aided game fixing with Bear Bryant. The verdict included 60 thousand dollars in general damages and punitive damages against Curtis Publishing Co. The jury found malice and cited the Post's failure to prove the article's truth.
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Atlanta
Wally Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Post
University of Georgia
Frank Graham Jr
New York
Clay Blair Jr
Butts
Curtis Publishing Co
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Bryant
Frank Scoby
Chicago
O.C. Aderhold
William H. Schroder Jr
Cancer Victim Heid In Slaying of Pair
Alan Russellville faces two counts of first degree murder in the slaying of a police chief and a sheriff. Troy Thornton, 40, of Littleville, was arrested about 15 miles south of the scene after the shooting occurred during a search for illegal whisky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russellville
Alan
Troy Thornton
Littleville
Highway Patrol
Thornton
Colbert County
Herman Neal Pace
Arnold Palmer Qualifies for World Series With Victory
Arnold Palmer defeats Jacky Cupit and Phil Rodgers by five and seven strokes to earn a spot in the World Series of Golf. The Akron winner shoots 69 to join Julius Boros Jack Nicklaus and Bob Charles for the Sept. 7 8 event worth 75000 dollars.
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Akron
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Jacky Cupit
Phil Rodgers
Palmer
Rodgers
Cupit
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Charles
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Whitewater New Kiwanis
Iron Mountain
Mich
Cord O. Wells
Whitewater State College
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan
Adle Ags
Alwaiy
Fairgrounds
William Zuhlke
Fall Fire School
Southern
Wisconsin and
Northern Illinois Firemen’s Association
Forrest H. Riese
Clifford Neuenschwander
Eugene Duerst
Times
Janesville Union
Norstad
SAC
Dr. Teller
Union
AMC
Heid
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