Free For All In Primary Polls Faces Democrats
Democrats in Wisconsin face a four way primary to choose a nominee to oppose Governor Warren Knowles. Four candidates including Lt. Gov. Patrick Lucey and David Carney compete led by party insiders while Abe Swed challenges with a tax program. The contest shapes the fall race as the party seeks statewide leadership.
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James R. Polk
Associated Press
Madison
Democratic Party
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Assembly
Warren P. Knowles
David Carney
Department of Resources Development
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Wauwatosa
Patrick J. Lucey
Reynolds
Knowles
Abe Swed
Bayside
Carley
Young Democrats
Winzenried Leads 440 Prelim A at Denver National Meet
Mark Winzenried, son of Mr and Mrs W A Winzenried, won the fourth heat of the 440 preliminaries at the United States Junior Championship Track and Field Meet in Denver. He clocked 48.4 seconds, surpassing the previous mark of 49.3. Wayne Collett of California held the best time at 48.2. Winzenried continued competing, while Jim Dearth planned his first national discus attempt. President Lyndon Johnson was featured at today's events as part of the two day Jaycees sponsored meet now in its fourth year.
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Mark Winzenried
W. A. Winzenried
United States
Denver
Colo
Monroe
Winzenried
Mark
Wayne Collett
California
Jim Dearth
Lyndon Johnson
Jaycees
County Kiwanis Honor Farm Friends Lauded by Nick Calabresa
Nick F. Calabresa former Green County Soil Conservation Service Director now with the ASC in Madison spoke at a city farm barbecue hosted by the Kiwanis Club at the Fairgrounds. He praised Green County's soil conservation efforts and the county's balanced agricultural economy.
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Nick
Nick Calabresa
ASC
Jacob Gruenewald
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Royce Schulz
Kiwanis Agriculture Committee
Kiwanis
Fairgrounds
Calabresa
SCS
Times
Dina Speich
Nick F. Calabresa
Green County Soil Conservation Service
Madison
Kiwanis Club
Kiis Agriculture Committee
Green County
Monroe
Caloresa
Oscar Mayer Co to Move Livestock Receiving Station
The Oscar Mayer Co agreed to relocate its Madison area livestock receiving station to support Moore Business Farms Co major plant expansion. A 55 by 60 foot building will be built on land two miles south of the city on Highway 69, with operations moving early next month. Mayor Walter R. Ekum and John F. Kundert praised the firm for accommodating the move to advance local industry.
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Oscar Mayor and Co
Moore Business Farms Co
Madison Meat Packing and Processing Company
Moore Co
LeRoy Woethrich
Highway
Walter R. Ekum
John F. Kundert
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Kundert
Oscar Mayer and Co
Marquart
Madison
J. William Endrulat
Browntown
Monroe Construction Co
Ekum
Beardstown
Ill
Davenport
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Meyer
Oscar Mayer Co
Monticello Bloodmobile Visit Planned For Tuesday
The Red Cross Blood mobile will come to Monticello Tuesday from 1 to 4 p m at Fellowship Hall of Zwingli United Church of Christ. The local quota is 50 pints with walk ins welcome. Harold Schulz chairs the drive assisted by Mrs. Ted Zurbuchen. The Monticello district includes Adams Washington Mt Pleasant and Exeter Townships and the Village of Monticello. The Aid group of the Adams Lutheran church will run the canteen.
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Monticello
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Fellowship Hall
Zwing- 4i United Church of Christ
Harold Schulz
Ted Zurbuchen
Adams
Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Exeter
Adams Lutheran Church
Police Arrest Prime Suspect After a Chase
A jilted suitor opened fire at the home of his girlfriend's mother in New Haven killing five people and wounding two others. The gunman used aliases Arthur Davis and Willie Davis and was captured after a 45 mile chase in New Jersey. Police found two loaded guns in the car and expect to extradite him. The incident occurred in a city housing project with all victims described as Black. Among the wounded was a14 year old girl in critical condition.
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New Haven
Conn
Marcy McClease
Arthur Davis
Willie Davis
New Jersey
Trenton
Davis
Urnpike
New Brunswick
N.J
Mary Menchacha
Troy Sykes
Barefoot Days By Clair R. Munns
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns contemplates childhood summers and longing to shed stockings and shoes. The light verse contrasts footwear with freedom in a simple nostalgic mood.
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Clair R. Munns
Schools Open Here Monday as Term Starts
The start of the school year brings full schedules next week. Public schools reopen Monday with 8:45 a.m. arrivals for elementary students and staggered starts for older students. St Victor's begins Tuesday with 8:45 to 11 a.m. first day.
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St. Victor's School
William Stuckey
Public Schools Business Administra
Tor
Monroe Evening Times
Lincoln School
Stuckey
Monroe
Run for Your Life says heart patients should jog daily
Dallas physician Dr. Carleton B. Chapman, 51, urges daily sustained exercise to prevent or survive heart attacks. He runs about five miles each morning, endorses running or cycling as best heart exercise, and notes that routine four to five times weekly is essential for effectiveness.
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Dallas
Tex
Carleton B. Chapman
Chapman
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
American Heart Association
Severo injuries from Juda traffic crash and other accidents
Tom Beckman 12 of Juda in serious condition at St Clare Hospital after being struck by a car while skateboarding at Mill and Franklin. Driver Janice Coisman stated she slowed, a deputy noted the youth appeared. witness said no chance to stop. Other accidents on 11th Street left two hurt Cheryl Berger and Charles Moen. Duane Leopold’s car damaged a power pole due to loss of control.
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T Homas Beckman
Owen Beckman
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
Green County Sheriff's Department
Mill
Franklin Streets
Juta
Janice G. Coisman
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Mill St
Coisman
Franklin
Fred D. Everett
Route 1
Monroe
L1th Street
11Th Street
Cheryl L. Berger
Route L
13Th St
Go Down Again New York Stocks Slide Early Week
The New York stock market saw continued declines this afternoon as trading remained unsettled in the week’s volatile session. Prices moved lower across major columns amid investor jitters and broader market pressure.
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New York
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