Re-election bids loom as Monroe officials announce runs
Incumbent aldermen Herman L. Schindler and Evan C. Chambers announce their bids for re election in Monroe with Schindler aiming at a 16th term as Third Ward alderman and Chambers seeking a second consecutive term as Fifth Ward alderman. City treasurer Eleanor B. Frederick also seeks another term.
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Monroe
Herman L. Schindler
Evan C. Chambers
Eleanor B. Frederick
Schindler
Ofice
Chambers
Swiss Colony Shipping Department
Robert Skattum
Miss Frederick
Helen Gempeler
Walter G. Bober
Lester M. Johnson
Senate Panel Delays Rabinovitz Nomination Action
A Senate judiciary subcommittee met in closed session and took no action on the nomination of David Rabinovitz to the Western Wisconsin district court. Chairman Sam Ervin said further investigation is needed before action and hopes to complete it before Congress adjourns. Also pending is Detroit Police Commissioner George Edwards for the Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Washington
Senate
David Rabinovitz
U.S
Wisconsin
Sam J. Ervin
D-Nc
Rabinovitz
Ervin
Kennedy
Congress
Detroit
George Edwards
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Wrestling Kings to Defend Titles at Turner Hall Meet
Two Swiss wrestlers defend crowns at the annual Wrestling Kings event and Cheesemakers Ball by the Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association in Turner Hall. Hans Jaeggi defends heavyweight. Davie Ziltner defends lightweight as 2 p.m. starts feature 12 enterants plus more hoped for. Coronation and dance follow at 9 p.m with queen Miss Sharon Birk. Proceeds support the Foreign Type Cheesemakers laboratory in Monroe.
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Marvin
Mike) Wuthrich
Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association
Turner Hall
Hans Jaeggi
DeWayne
Tarz) Flannery
Davie Ziltner
Dave Ziltner
Dave Wald
Ralph Figi Jr
Robert Ruehlew
Bull Ruff
Keith Berg
Keith Christen
John Lester
Fred Wenger
Larry Lisser
William Ienatsch
Barneveld
Ernest Lehr
George Hollenstein
Monroe
Wuthrich
Sharon Birk
Joe Birk
Giese
Juda
Elizabeth Jaeggi
Foreign Type Cheesemakers Laboratory
Col Chenault Freed by Reds in Caracas Kidnap
Col James K Chenault deputy chief of the U S military mission in Venezuela was released unharmed after eight days in captivity by the pro Communist FALN. The incident followed an attack campaign intended to influence elections and widen the group’s targets to British interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Cheese Market Briefs From Madison Wisconsin
Cheddar cheese market in Madison today shows steady demand fair to good and ample supplies. Prices listed include 36 to 38 percent cheddar, 40 pound blocks at 365 to 39, single daisies at 385 to 39, longhorns 38 to 39, and midgets 3734 to 404.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Grand Champ Steer Sells for 10 Per Pound Record
The grand champion steer at the International Live Stock Exposition sold for 10 a pound, near doubling last year's price. Weighing 925 pounds, Hereford Real McCoy brings John Minish and his son Gary 9250 plus about 500 in prizes. Central National Bank of Chicago bought the steer. The all time high is 30 a pound in 1957.
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Chicago
Real McCoy
John Minish
Clio
Iowa
Gary
Central National Bank of Chicago
The
International
Renk Considers Senate Run Faces GOP Lunch Invite
Wilbur Renk of Sun Prairie invited to lunch in Madison with the Wisconsin Republican executive committee. State GOP Chairman Talbot Peterson notes no fixed significance but says Renk plans to seek party endorsement to oppose Sen. William Proxmire in 1964. Renk, a farmer and businessman, will decide after the new year and previously lost the 1962 GOP gubernatorial nomination to Philip G. Kuehl.
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Appleton
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
U.S. Senate
Madison
Wisconsin Republican Party
Talbot Peterson
GOP
Renk
William Proxmire
Peterson
Jack Mills Named Washington Aide to GOP Campaign Committee
Jack Mills 43 of Milwaukee was named Wednesday to replace Edward F. Terrar as executive director of the Republican Congressional Committee. Mills has served as campaign director for the committee.
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Jack Mills
Washington
Milwaukee
Edward F. Terrar
Republican Congressional Committee
Mills
Staley Maintains NFC Leadership As Critic Withdraws
DES MOINES Oren Lee Staley held the NFC leadership after Robert Casper of Winterset withdrew his charges in a three and a half hour floor debate. Casper, who led a group of insurgents, recanted and pledged to work for unity, clearing the way for Staley’s likely ninth term as president amid further calls for reform. Forrest Nave emerged as lone challenger from Lexington Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
Robert Casper
Winterset
Staley
NFC
Casper
Minnesota
NFO
Bob
Forrest Nave
Lexington
Farmer
Cheesemakers Face Monona Friday in Key Conference Showdown
Monroe Cheesemakers travel to Monona Grove for a pivotal Badger Conference clash that could decide the league title. Monona Grove features Dennis Riddle, Bob Branch, and Fielder as top scorers, while Monroe's Bucky Buchholtz leads the circuit with 56 points. Tip-off is 6 30 p m for Jayvees and 8 p m for the varsity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Cheesemakers
Monona Grove
Monroe
Wisconsin
Silver Eagles
Dennis Riddle
Bob Branch
Fielder
Bob (Bucky) Buchholtz
The
Cheesemaker
Jayvees
Response of Brennan Family Amid Tragedy in Monroe
Mrs. Daniel Brennan thanks Monroe residents for support after her husband died from injuries in a truck crash. The nine strong family has received 520 in gifts and clothing, with donations from Harold and Mrs. Miller and help from Schmidt's Monroe Shoe Store and Betty's Gift Shop.
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Daniel Brennan
Monroe
Brennan
Pontiff’s Holy Land Pilgrimage Planned in January
Pope Paul VI plans a January pilgrimage to the Holy Land in the first 10 days. He will travel by plane, a first for a pope, with Christian and Jewish leaders praising the move as a peace gesture amid long standing Arab Jewish tensions.
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Vatican City
Holy Land
Paul VI
Vatican
Paul
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Pope Paul
Local PMA Unit Renames Kaderly as President at Annual Dinner
Edward J. Kaderly of Juda was reelected president of the Monroe Local of the Pure Milk Association at Turner Hall. Alfred Meier and Paul Schultz were named vice president and secretary treasurer. Delegates include Ben Miller Carl Wyss Paul Baumgartner Kenneth Hartwig Gilbert Dettwiler. Alternate delegates list the three officers plus Frank Deininger and Leon Gempeler. Walter Kirchner highlighted PMA gains in Chicago milk sales for bottling, six million pounds daily movement, and a 1 percent rise in the first eight months of 1963. the Chicago market return of 734 million to producers. talks on market order revisions. and the Dairy Class I Base Plan pending federal action.
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Edward J. Kaderly
Juda
Monroe
Pure Milk Association
Turner Hall
Alfred (Shorty) Meier
Paul Schultz
Browntown
Ben Miller
Carl W. Wyss
Paul Baumgartner
Kenneth Hartwig
Gilbert Dettwiler
Frank Deininger
25Th Avenue
Leon C. Gempeler
Monticello
Walter Kirchner
PMA
Chicago
Kirchner
Federated Dairy Co-operatives
Kirschner
South Bend
U.S. Senate
House
Speakher
Smith Breaks Bill Deadlock With Decision
Rep. How ard W. Smith says he will hold hearings on the civil rights bill soon in January, breaking the deadlock over the measure. Celler plans a discharge petition unless hearings run beyond two weeks, risking floor action if 218 sign. Johnson hosts Byrd at the White House as he pushes a tax cut and job goals.
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Washington
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
Judiciary Committee
Smith
Celler
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
McCormack
Kennedy
Johnson
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
White House
Congress
Byrd
Afl-Cio
Business Advisory Council
America
Widow Dies During Husband's Funeral in Berlin
Berlin Wisconsin Mrs Mathilda Drover eighty four collapsed and died Wednesday while attending the funeral of her husband Anton Drover eighty six at St Michael's Catholic church. Anton Drover had died Sunday.
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Berlin
Wis
Mathilda Drover
Anton
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Drover
Mrs Kennedy Receives Back Kennedy Ring
A White House source confirms Jacqueline Kennedy regained the wedding ring she wore when her husband was assassinated in Dallas. Life magazine reported she questioned burying the ring and that Kenneth O'Donnell retrieved it at Bethesda Naval Hospital, later shown to Mrs Kennedy.
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Washington
White House
Jacqueline Kennedy
Dallas
Life Magazine
Sam Teuscher Dies Here at 81
Samuel Teuscher 81 retired farmer died at 9 30 this morning at 615 20th Avenue after three years with leukemia. He was born February 3 1882 in Bern Switzerland and lived in Washington Township and Monroe since 1884. He married Dora Blumer March 22 1910. Surviving include his daughter Gladys Meythaler and adopted son Roger Teuscher with several siblings and grandchildren. Services Saturday at Stuessy funeral home with Rev Paul H Olm officiating. Burial Greenwood Cemetery.
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Samuel Teuscher
20Th Avenue
Mr. Teuscher
Bern
Switzerland
Washington Township
Monroe
Samuel
Susan Lehnherr Teuscher
St. John’s
Dora Blumer
Browntown
John
Orangeville
Fred
Alfred
Stuessy Funeral Home
Paul H. Olm
Greenwood Cemetery
Hatlo Comic Features To Continue By Staff
King Features Syndicate announces that Jimmy Hatlo's cartoon features will be carried on by the three man staff who managed the art during Hatlo's illness Theyll Do It Every Time has appeared daily on the Monroe Evening Times sports page for years.
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King Features Syndicate
Jimmy Hatlo
Hatlo
Monroe
Infants Buried Beside Kennedy
The two infant children of President Kennedy are buried beside him in Arlington National Cemetery. Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, born August 7, died within 40 hours, and a baby girl born dead in 1956 were reinterred near the President’s grave. The rites were attended by Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy and Sen. Edward Kennedy.
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Washington
Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Caroline
Jacqueline Kennedy
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Brookline
Mass
Newport
R.I
Edward M. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Philip Hannan
Catholic Archdiocese of
Pierre Salinger
Lehman Dies Former New York Governor and Senator
Herbert H. Lehman aged 85, four time New York governor and former U.S. senator, died at his home after a heart attack. A reform leader against the Tammany Hall machine, he helped oust Carmine Sapio in 1961 and allied with the New Deal and Fair Deal factions. Franklin D. Roosevelt called him “my good right arm.”
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New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Democratic Organization
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Carmine G. Sapio
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
New Deal
Fair Deal
New Frontier
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Evan Chambers
Frederick
Bober
Badger
Jerry Coplien
Park and Recreation
Heeren and Son Insurance
Robert Johnson
Victor N. Schiller
Orville R. Evans
C. M. Stauffer
Green County
Oscar N. Johnson
Fred R. Simpson
Olin E. Flisram
T. J. Burgy Jr
Maat
T Coal
Col. Chenault
Reds
GOP Group
Cheesemen
Monona
House Rules
Pontiff
Kaderly
Bill
Jean Fraser
Trussaud
London
Lee Harvey
Kennedy Ring
Sam Teuscher
Arlington
FDR
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