Council Hears Progress on Police Fire Station and Projects
Last night the City Council reviewed progress on a proposed combined police fire station, the Highway 69 relocation, and the municipal airport. Alderman Lester M. Johnson said final plans are nearing and bids will follow, while the 1964 1965 timing for the highway project was noted. A meeting with the Airport Development Corp was set for today to discuss fall structural development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 69
Lester M. Johnson
First Ward
City Property Committee
Johnson
Stanley W. Howe
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
7Th Avenue
Orville R. Evans
Green Engineering Co
Middleton
Monroe
Evans
Mronosed
Drouth
Fred R. Simpson
Council
Denny Farm
Monroe Airport Development Corp
Otto H. Schild
Route 4
Schild
Sportsmans' Bar
William B
Pat) Lunda
Comptroller of
Milwaukee
Ralph O. Phillips
Walter F. Marty
Theodore Ott
Norbert L. Gilbertson
Darlington
A. R. McDaniel
American Water Works Association
21St Street
9Th Avenue
Ed Bloom
Ella M. Tertin
Evan C
Kennedy urges quick action on civil rights and tax plans
President Kennedy pressed Congress to act on civil rights and tax reduction this year despite an election year. He argued delaying would waste time and noted the economy could benefit from tax cuts, while Senate filibusters and a possible Goldwater critique dominated political discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy Novatiate Haa
House
Senate
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
British Police Recover 30000 Pounds Loot From Train Robbery
London police recover 30000 pounds of loot from the Glasgow London mail train robbery. The amount brings total recovered to 273107 pounds as the search for the man and a woman with a baby continues after the abandoned trailer find near Dorking Surrey.
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London
Dorking
Surrey
Knights of Columbus allocates 25000 for civil rights march
Washington reports the Knights of Columbus has allocated $25,000 to feed and house participants in the August 28 civil rights march. The Catholic men's group funds aid for marchers arriving in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VOTES
Washington
The
Knights of Columbus
Area Couples Named Finalists in PMA Competition
Six finalist couples emerge from an 18 duo field for the Pure Milk Association Young Co operators honor. Initial judging occurred in Chicago with final visits set before the Sept. 26 PMA delegate meeting at the Mitton Inn North Aurora Indiana. The winner and runner up will attend the National Milk Producers Federation convention in Miami December 1 to 5.
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Chicago
Monroe Area
Robert H. Wild
Winslow
Gordon P. Schultz
Albany
National Milk Producers Federation
Miami
Pure Milk Association
PMA
Mitton Inn
North Aurora
Young Cooperators
Wisconsin
Schultes
Ray Kuehl
Juneau
Norlan W. Rowbothan
Walworth
Richard K. Towns
Janesville
Illinois
Frederick L. von Alvan
Route 1
Beecher
Don G. Hummel
Delavan
Wayne O. Dyson
Burlington
Duane J. Bollig
Belleville
Roger J. Kranz
Columpus
Gary J. Turner
Garden Prairie
Boyd L. Boyer
Kent
Roger W. Willing
St. Charles
Joseph S. Bicknell
Lovington
M. Stanley Nelson
Seneca
Indiana
Judge Bars United Airlines Maintenance Walkout
U S District Judge Bernard M Decker issued a temporary restraining order to stop a nationwide walkout by United Airlines maintenance workers allied with the International Association of Machinists The order, aimed at IAM, remains in effect until 11 p m CDT August 30 and threats to halt operations by Thursday were cited in court filings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.S. District Court
Bernard M. Decker
United Airlines
New York
International Association of Machinists
Benkert Named Kiwanis Lieutenant Governor in Wisconsin
Monroe attorney Arthur C. Benkert was elected one of 18 lieutenant governors at the 45th Kiwanis International convention in Iron Mountain Michigan. Cord O Wells Whitewater State College dean was chosen district governor, with Benkert a longtime Kiwanian and former Monroe city attorney. Rev Paul H Olm Monroe Kiwanis vice president attended the convention with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Benkert
Monroe
Iron Mountain
Mich
Cord O. Wells
Whitewater State College
Whitewater
Benkert
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Paul H. Olm
Monroe Kiwanis
Merchants Hit By Bad Checks In Monroe
District attorney Joseph D. Viney reports two men signed as Roy J. Wiegand and Joseph Denning passed checks totaling 482.32 on Milwaukee and Menomonee Falls banks. They used signed Denning checks for merchandise, warning merchants that personalized checks do not guarantee funds and that a small prior deposit preceded the spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Joseph D. Viney
Viney
Roy J. Wiegand
Joseph Denning
Milwaukee
Menomonee Falls
Denning
Wiegand
Diem Cracks Down on Buddhists in Saigon
Viet Nam leader Diem imposes siege and orders army raids on pagodas in Saigon as clashes with Buddhist protestors escalate. The United States, backing Diem with forces and aid, condemns the actions as a breach of pledged reconciliation while vowing continued support against Communism. Censorship blocks news as Saigon Radio cites a conciliatory stance.
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Tokyo
Ngo Dinh Diem
Kennedy
Diem
Saigon
Wepartment
Washington
Republic of
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
South Viet Nam
City to Close Parks Over Integration Order
Columbia South Carolina parks to be closed indefinitely starting September 8 to avoid enforcing racial integration after a federal court ordered integration within 60 days in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S.C
Brown Denies Soviet Helped Defense Aide Hits Teller Pact Claim
Defense chief for research Harold Brown told the Senate foreign relations committee that the Soviet Union could not gain a substantial edge under the limited test ban treaty even if cheating were maximized. He argued U S nuclear superiority would improve if the treaty is observed, countering Edward Teller and supporting preparations for Pacific tests as a precaution against Soviet violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Harold Brown
Defense
U.S
Brown
Edward Teller
Air Force
Ices
Joint Atomic Energy Committees
Teller
Kennedy
U.S. Pacific
Soviet Union
Kubly Named on Board Badger Booster Day
Raymond R. Kubly of Monroe was named alumni representative on the University Athletic Board at UW Badger Booster Day held at Monroe Country Club. The event, a major fundraiser for the Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation, featured a smorgasbord dinner led by Lloyd Larson and included notes on UW football with coach Milt Bruhn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger
Monroe Country Club
James Forbes
Raymond R. Kubly
Ivan Williamson
David Brown
Madison Edgewood High School
William Davies
Dodgeville
Milt Bruhn
University of Wisconsin
Lloyd Larson
Milwaukee Sentinel
George Landphear
James Mott
William Aspinwall
Dave Brown
John Jamieson
Fred Marsh
Paul Shaw
Clark van Galder
Darrel Teteak
Fred Jacobi
Bud Foster
Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation, Inc
Bill Davies
Wisconsin
Jim Forbes
Bob Goetz
Monroe
Madison
John Maring
Neenah
Joseph D. Viney
Bob Muselman
Chicago
Nate Goetz
William L. Rollins
de Forsberg
Harry Vogts
Rol Schmitt
Dick Ragatz
Milwaukee
New Drill Move Begun For Three Trapped Miners
In Hazleton Pennsylvania a new escape shaft was started to reach three miners trapped 331 feet underground eight days after a collapse. Two miners reported surface contact after 40 hours through a six inch hole, while state mine inspector Arthur Joyce questioned whether Louis Bova was communicating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Joyce
Louis Bova
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Bova
Joyce
Stock List Mixed Major Trend Lower
New York stock market moved irregularly lower in moderate trading. Volume around 3.7 million shares, up from Tuesday’s 3.65 million. Blue chips showed small gains and losses with a slight downward bias, while speculative activity remained high. U.S. Smelting rose over 4, IBM over 3, and Polaroid about 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
IBM
Polaroid
Escapes From Guard At Wisconsin General Hospital
Clif ford Bell a 24 year old inmate from Sheboygan escaped from a guard Tuesday at Wisconsin General hospital where he was being treated for an arm injury Bell was serving a six year robbery term with three months remaining in the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Sherry
Clifford Bell
Sheboygan
Waupun
Wisconsin General Hospital
Bell
Swiss Marm Steady Demand Fair to Good
Madison Wisconsin cheddar cheese market shows steady prices with fair to good demand and ample supplies. Wisconsin Swiss cheese market remains steady with adequate offerings and a tight Grade C supply. prices for blocks state brand 43 to 45, B 41 to 42, C 37 to 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Staley Calls for Pressure on Dairy Firms at Wisconsin Rally
Oren Lee Staley president of the National Farmers Organization urged dairy producers in Baldwin Wisconsin to unite and raise prices by pressuring milk processors. He said farmers must supply enough milk through NFC groups to force higher bids and prevent processors from sourcing elsewhere. The meeting drew about 500 milk producers from 15 western Wisconsin and south central Minnesota counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
Suuseraeeesseint
Gumunieent Aielamumae
Imeeeemn Paroducers
Baldwin High School
Staley
Alton Helgeson
St. Croix County
NFC
Wisconsin
Minnesota
St. Paul - Minneapolis
NFO
Firm at Eagle River Faces Cranberry Suit
Cranberry Products Inc. of Eagle River is accused of violating the federal cranberry marketing order. A 12 count criminal complaint seeks a penalty and a civil suit requests an injunction and about $32,292 in damages for overselling 25,628 barrels from Aug 15 to Dec 31, 1962, when limit was 22,663.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Cranberry Products Inc
Eagle River
U.S
U.S. Atty
Nathan Heffernan
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JFK
Kiwanis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kably
Hazleton
Baldwin, Wis
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