Sewage Plant Costs Total $110 944 for Monroe Upgrade
The Monroe sewage treatment plant work totals 110 944.84 spent since early 1961 public emergency. Eyler said costs fall $250 000 below the original 361 653.91 estimate by Davy Engineering and notes state standards tests and new aeration equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Rex. N. Eyler
Board of Public Works
Eyler
Davy Engineering Co
la Crosse
Donohue Engineering Co
Sheboygan
Gerry Wickus
State Board of Health
Walker Process Co
Aurora
Ill
Wickus
Davy
William J. Schmitz
Robert Bussen
North Central Public Service Corp
Bussen
Orville R. Evans
Conservatives Drive Goldwater Candidacy as Rockefeller Fares questioned
A secret Chicago meeting of 30 to 50 Republican conservatives discussed backing Sen. Barry Goldwater for the 1964 nomination while opposition to Gov. Nelson Rockefeller grew. Pledges reportedly reached 250000 toward a 3 million campaign fund, though attendees offered no firm conclusions and Goldwater said he knew nothing of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Associated Press
Chicago
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Senate
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Sen. Goldwater
Gov
Rockefeler
James D. Martin
Gadsden
Ala
Lister Hill
Martin
Rites Tomorrow For Bishop Ivins
Bishop Benjamin F. P. Ivins, Episcopal leader of Milwaukee from 1925 to 1952, died Sunday night in Boynton Beach at 78. He served as Nashotah Seminary dean, WWI Army chaplain, and Wisconsin lawyer before ordination. Services set for Wednesday with Nashotah House burial. Survivors include widow Katherine, son Frederick, three grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
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Delray Beach
Fla
Benjamin F. P. Ivins
Milwaukee
Boynton Beach
Nashotah Theological Seminary
Katherine
Frederick D. Ivins
Nashotah House
South Bend
Ind
Ivins
Protestant Episcopal Church
Wisconsin
Sarah Seeber
Waterloo, Wis
Gen Gibson to Speak at Monroe Chamber Meeting
Robert J. Hahlen elected new Monroe Chamber president at a directors meeting in the Swiss Wheel last night. Brig Gen Kenneth Gibson of the USAF Chicago Air Defense Sector will speak at the January 22 chamber meeting with tickets to be released soon.
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Robert J. Hahlen
Center
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
William Bauman
William Johnston
Hahlen
Robert Smith
Kenneth Schneider
Vernon Schillinger
Chamber
Times
Kenneth Gibson
USAF
Chicago
Truax Field
Kenneth Sundseth
Gen. Gibson
D. L. Mossman
James Volkert
William B. Johnston
Johnston
Bauman
Robert Bussen
Jack Murray
Archie Myers
Howard Olsen
Earl Hager
William Rollins
Schneider
Dr. Smith
Sundseth
Volkert
John Callahan
Mathew Eraser
Mossman
Schillinger
Renk's Group Hears Proposals To Rework Wisconsin GOP Image
A closed door Wisconsin GOP meeting led by Wilbur Renk brought about 10 influential Republicans to discuss reshaping the party image after losses in the last election. Public access was barred and a spokesman gave no details. Participants included Philip Kuehn and Lt. Gov. Knowles and Lt. Gov elect Olson who did not attend due to prior commitments.
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Madison
Wilbur Renk
Wisconsin Gop
Claude Jasper
GOP
Philip Kuehn
Renk
John Reynolds
Warren Knowles
Jack Olson
Dense Fog Shuts New York Airports and Tanker Collision
Thick fog blanketed the New York metropolitan area closing all three major airports. No aircraft landed while Idlewild saw only a Navy radar aircraft aloft. A tanker and freighter collided off a Staten Island pier with no injuries. The fog echoed a fatal Eastern DC7B crash last Friday.
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New York
Staten Island
New York Harbor
Idlewild
Navy Constellation
Eastern Air Lines
Charlotte
N.C
Cheese Demand Slow in Madison Market
Wisconsin dairy trade shows steady to fair demand for American cheese in Madison. Prices range from 35% to 39% with 4 pound blocks at 35% to 38% and various products like cheddars and singles trading within the 37% to 39% bands amid ample supplies.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Pasadena Float Proposal Fails Amid Rose Bowl Ties
Madison officials dropped state sponsorship of a Pasadena float for the Tournament of Roses on January 1 as the Wisconsin Badgers prepare to face Southern California in the Rose Bowl. Governor Nelson said spending 10 000 was unwarranted while the agriculture department will send Wisconsin’s Alice in Dairyland Sylvia Lee of Colfax to represent the state.
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Madison
Pasadena
Calif
University of Wisconsin
Southern California
Nelson
Conservation, Agriculture and Resource Development
Agricultural Department
Wisconsin
Alice In Dairyland
Sylvia Lee
Colfax
New Air Mail Stamp Goes on Sale Ahead of Rates
Washington reports the new eight cent air mail postage stamp will be available tomorrow. The additional one cent rise in air mail and four cent top class rates takes effect January 7, ahead of the rate changes.
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Air Mail
Washington
Extra School Aids Proposed By Legislators
Madison reports a Republican led Legislative Council approved a plan to add 28 million in public school aids over the next two years. The proposal would keep property taxes for schools steady unless rejected, affect many districts including Beloit and Janesville, and faces a clash with Gov elect Reynolds over a sales tax. The council also delayed action on closing 22 county teacher colleges and other education measures.
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Madison
Interim Legislative Council
Council
John W. Reynolds
George Molinaro
Kenosha
Hugh Harper
Lancaster
State Department of Public Instruction
Angus Rothwell
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Beloit
Janesville
Oshkosh
Sheboygan
Eau Claire
Wausau
Superior
la Crosse
Department of Public Instruction
U S Rejects Box Plan for Nuclear Test Ban
The United States rejected the black box system of unmanned robot seismic stations as a foolproof method to police a ban on underground nuclear tests in Geneva.
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U.S
Geneva
United States
IRS Eases Rules on Expense Listings Amid Protests
The IRS announced steps to ease proposed regulations on business travel entertainment and gifts deductions. Commissioner Caplin said final rules will resemble those followed by many prudent businesses. A key change allows daily totals for miscellaneous travel items while still requiring separate entries for each meal.
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IRS
Mortimer M. Caplin
Anderson To Be Concert Vocalist In Winter Serenade
Edmund R. Anderson, Monroe high school faculty, will guest sing at tomorrow night’s Winter Serenade band concert at 8 p.m. in the junior high auditorium. The senior performers include Dean North and Carole Buehler among others, with Allan F. Barnard directing. The program opens with general music and drum numbers, then features Christmas pieces and the finale including Silent Night performed by Anderson.
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Allan F. Barnard
Monroe Public Schools
Edmund R. Anderson
Barnard
Anderson
Times
Monroe High School
Dean North
Carole Buehler
Shirley Mohns
Janet Barry
Sally Dickson
Beatrice Flanagan
Carol Waesler
Melody Wellenkotter
Paul Mueller
Christi Ross
Carolyn Jones
Vienna
Becky Houser
Kristie Brugger
Sandpaper Ballet
Brillante
Kenneth Krattiger
Fredric Moritz
Vicki Neuberger
Hansel and Gretel
Engelbert Humperdinck
Rudolph
Santa Claus
Cleveland Police Scandal Exposed by City Patrolman
Cleveland police probe reveals veteran officer William Marlowe and 10 fellow officers involved in a burglary sting. Chief Frank Story says the group shared money from thefts over 18 months after Marlowe was arrested leaving a lumber company office.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Story
William Marlowe
Wisconsin 1962 Campaign Costs Hit Record High
State campaign reports show total costs for the 1962 September primary and November general election at 1,429,329 with Republicans spending 909,340 and Democrats 525,989. Gov Nelson led individual outlays at 175,089, while John W Reynolds and Henry Schadeberg ran notable budget lines for the GOP and Democratic campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Secretary of State’s Office
Nelson
U.S. Senate
Alexander Wiley
Wiley
John W. Reynolds
Philip G. Kuehn
GOP
Rep
Henry Schadeberg
Illinois Approves Free Birth Control for Welfare Women
The Illinois Public Aid Commission, in a stormy vote, approves a plan to supply contraceptives free to single mothers and married women on state relief to cut welfare costs. Protestants and Jews largely support, Catholics oppose. Governor Kerner faces rising fiscal pressure as welfare funding climbs from $275 million in the past decade to over $631 million for the current biennium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Illinois Public Aid Commission
Otto Kerner
Pope John XXIII Nearing Return to Audiences
Vatican sources say Pope John XXIII, recovering from a stomach ailment and serious anemia, may resume holding audiences next Monday. The pope has shown steady improvement and is moved to the Vatican City residence as treatment continues.
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Pope John
Vatican City
Vatican
John XXIII
Drastic Army Reserve and Guard Reorg Plans Unveiled
Secretary McNamara orders a drastic modernization eliminating eight Reserve and National Guard infantry divisions and 731 smaller units. Six Guard divisions and eight high priority brigades form a top ready force to back 16 active Army divisions within eight weeks of activation. Remaining units reduced to about half strength.
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Washington
Secretary of
Robert S. McNamara
Army Reserve and
National Guard
McNamara
Defense Department
Pentagon
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Massachusetts
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Milwaukee
Green Bay
1St Battle Group
Madison
Beloit
Edgerton
Lancaster
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Vermont
Florida
South Carolina
Army
Auto Blaze Damages Car on Monroe Square
Firemen answered an auto blaze on the south side of the square at 1 20 p m. Fire Chief Josef Benkert reported the fire damaged a car owned by James E Johnson of Darlington. Fire crews extinguished the flames shortly after arrival.
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Josef Benkert
James E. Johnson
Darlington
Paul Edlund Named Chief of Information and Education Services
Madison Madison State Motor Vehicle Commissioner James Karns announced the appointment of Paul Edlund aged 48 of Madison as chief of information and education services.
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Edlund
Madison
James Karns
Paul Edlund
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