Brodhead Council Approves 1965 Budget and Tax Increase
The Brodhead City Council approves a 1965 budget of 199263.70 up from last year and raises the tax rate to 4.93 per thousand due to higher school taxes. Jimmie Speth gets a permit for a restaurant motel at 17th street east to 2nd avenue with John W. Steinmann as architect.
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Brodhead
Jimmie Speth
17Th Street
2Nd Avenue
John W. Steinmann
Monticello
Herbert Stuessy
John Carson
Stanley Knight
Truman Olin
John Wish
Delbert Heins
Duane Schneider
Stuessy
Stanley Wraight
Donald Condon
John D. Timm
Robert Riese
Martin Hutzel
Duane Youngblood
PTO
Sugar River
State Board of Health
Committee On
Golden Red Creamery
Monroe to Host Sub Regional Cage Tournament
Monroe named to host a Wisconsin Interscholastic athletic Association sub regional basketball tournament. Games run Tuesday March 2 and Friday March 5 with regional finals March 6 in Dodgeville. The Cheesemakers face Platteville. Darlington plays Dodgeville and the winners advance to the sub sectional playoff at Brodhead.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
Dodgeville
Platteville
Darlington
Orfordville
Monticello
Brodhead
Death toll rises to 38 in Khartoum riots
In Khartoum crowds rioted for a second day as security forces patrolled the streets. Authorities report 38 deaths and more than 500 injuries from the clashes amid ongoing unrest.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Welfare budget request for 1965 67 totals 323.8 million
The State Welfare Department filed with Gov elect Knowles a 1965 67 budget totaling 323.8 million dollars, rising 52.8 million over the current two year period.
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Madison
State Welfare Department
Warren P. Knowles
Christmas Serenade Opens With Band in Junior High
Stage is set in the Junior High School Auditorium for the Christmas Serenade concert. Tickets are available from band members or at the door for the 8 p.m. event led by Allan F. Barnard with an 87 piece ensemble.
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Joan Johnson
Times
Brass
Fredric
Jon Moritz
Richard Schwarze
George Raymer
Marcia Mahley
Diane Liedschlag
Jane Huffman
Jane Schreier
Gary Neuenschwander
Delores Lauper
Donna Marty
Nancy Hughes
Allan F. Barnard
Exterior cleaning funds approved for Wisconsin Capitol
The Building Commission approved 100000 for the Capitol exterior cleaning using a high pressure liquid process the first since its 1917 completion. Another 100000 was allocated for long range planning across Wisconsin's nine state universities. A 73500 purchase of two Oshkosh campus houses Harmon and Caudle properties was OKd with Caudle to expand the student counseling center. The commission also approved 220500 for a boys dormitory at the Delavan State School for the Deaf.
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Madison
State Building Commission
State Capitol
Wisconsin
Wisconsin State University
Oshkosh
Harmon and Caudle
Caudle
State School For the Deaf
Delavan
Reuther Undergoes Lung Spot Operation
DETROIT Henry Ford Hospital reported President Walter P Reuther of the United Auto Workers Union in satisfactory condition after an operation Monday to remove a small spot from his right lung. Reuther 57 was described as recovering well.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Henry Ford Hospital
Reuther
Madison Cheese Market Holds Steady Demand
Madison Wisconsin cheese market reports steady demand with fair to good interest. Cheddars bring 37 to 40 percent, 40 pound blocks 38 to 41. single daisies at 40 to 41. longhorns 40 to 43. midgets 40 to 43.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Westminster Boy Takes Solo Driving Lesson at Age Ten
Stephen Dugmanies, 10, drove 62 miles from Westminster to his aunt in Pacoima during peak traffic on the San Diego Freeway. Police say he left at 8:15 a.m. and arrived two hours later, escorted home by his 17 year old cousin. His mother expressed shock as investigators plan to lecture him and report the stunt.
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Westminster
Calif
Stephen Dugmanies
Stephen
Pacoima
San Diego
Joseph Dugmanies
Bernice Watts
California
Wealthy Twin Shot Sparks Murder Charge in Temple City
Timothy Nicholson, 22, is booked on suspicion of murdering his twin brother Todd Nicholson in their Los Angeles suburb luxury apartment. Deputies say Timothy claimed it was an accident and note physical evidence conflicts with his account. The brothers co owned Sun Investment and Development and planned a Hollywood construction program. Todd headed Instant Inc. toys.
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Temple City
Calif
Timothy Nicholson
Todd F. Nicholson
Los Angeles
Nicholson
Sgt
al Sholand
Cudahy
Todd
Phoenix
Timothy
Shuey Greenberg
San Diego
Roberta Nicholson
el Cajon
Sun Investment and Development Corp
Hollywood
Instant, Inc
Burkhalter Rites Set For Tomorrow
Funeral services for Bert Burkhalter 74 of 2418 9th street will be held at 1 30 p m tomorrow at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev Gerritt E Mouw officiating Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Burkhalter a Monroe resident since 1946 was born in Lafayette County Sept 13 1890 He married Nellie M Shultz Jan 19 1916 He was a member of the South Wayne IOOF lodge and Union Presbyterian church Surviving are two sons Delbert Freeport and Lloyd South Wayne two sisters Mrs Florence Potter Mrs Sadie Mau of Monroe and Mrs Pearl Mau South Wayne two brothers Fred Winslow and Ralph Monroe and six grandchildren.
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Bert Burkhalter
9Th Street
Shriner- Neushwander
Gerritt E. Mouw
Union Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Burkhalter
Monroe
Nellie M. Shultz
South Wayne
Wayne Township
Lafayette County
Fred
Anna Streiff Burkhalter
Lafayette
Freeport
James
Florence) Potter
Frank
Sadie) Mau
Pearl Mau
Winslow
Ralph
Incinerator Hours Set by Board Here
The Board of Public Works approved new operating hours for the incinerator now in effect from 6 30 a m to 5 30 p m daily except Sundays including Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Park Director Taylor Dies After Council Meeting
Kenosha park director Warren Taylor, 51, collapsed and died Monday night after departing a city council meeting at City Hall. Council members found rescue personnel working on him outside the building.
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Kenosha
Warren Taylor
Taylor
Population Rise Highlighted in Monroe Directory
The 1964 Evans Monroe City Directory shows a total population of 8,646, up 597 from 1960. It lists about 1,000 people employed locally but living elsewhere and nearby rural residents not counted in the city total.
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Monroe
Evans
Bloomington
Ill
Mrs. Geigel 72 Dies Unexpectedly in Monroe Home
Mary Edna White Geigel, wife of Albert D. Geigel, 72, died at 4:30 this morning at 162342 10th Street after a series of strokes. Born March 19, 1892 in Monroe, she lived in Monroe most of her life, attended St Marys College in Knoxville, and worked with relatives in several cities. She was a member of Eastern Star and DAR. The couple married June 2, 1917 and lived in Milwaukee, San Francisco, Waverly Ohio, Massena New York, and other places due to Mr Geigels work on the Long Sault dam project.
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Monroe
Albert D. Geigel
10Th Street
Geigel
Mary Edna White
Francis F. White
Mary Rote White
Mary
St. Mary’s College
Knoxville
Ill
Los Angeles
Calif
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
Mary White
Walter Family Faces Bleak Holiday Season
Fire displaced Mr and Mrs Oliver Walters from the Roy Ruff farm in Jefferson Township leaving them in a cheese factory south of Juda. They need two mattresses groceries clothing and blankets. Mrs Frederic Rosa organized help and asks donations of usable items to Walters at the Rosa Garden Center where he works.
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Oliver Walters
Juda
Frederic Rosa
Walters
Roy Ruff
Jefferson Township
Workers Ratify AMC Agreement at Milwaukee Plant
The United Auto Workers Local 75 ratified an AMC contract by a narrow margin as 6 746 ballots were cast at the Milwaukee body plant with 3 856 for ratifying and 2 868 against. A prior rejection had 1 360 to 1 278. A second vote was ordered amid a contested challenge to invalidate the vote under the international UAW constitution while Circuit Judge Ronald Drechsler reviews the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
United Auto Workers
American Motors
Roy Johnson
Johnson
International Uaw
Ronald Drechsler
St Lawrence Seaway Closes for Winter in Ice
Montreal ends shipping season as six inch ice blocks St Lambert Lock. Four foreign ships will winter in Lake Ontario. The seaway logged its largest season with 38.5 million tons moved through November, up from 31 million in 1963.
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Montreal
Lake Ontario
St. Lawrence Seaway
St. Lambert
Mrs Grinnell 71 Dies After Illness in Monroe
Mrs Mark D Grinnell 71 of 1215 22nd avenue died at 1 10 this morning in St Clare hospital after a year long illness. Born Kathryn O Donnell April 27 1893 she taught rural schools and married in 1919. Surviving are her husband a brother and two sisters plus nieces. services Friday at 9 in Stuessy funeral home and 9 30 in St Victor s Church with burial in Calvary cemetery. Rosary at 8 p m Thursday.
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Mark D. Grinnell
22Nd Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Grinnell
Monroe
Kathryn O’donnell
Mt. Pleasant Township
Pierce
Margaret Eagen O’donnell
Mt. Pleasant
Green County Normal School
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
St. Victor’s Church
Altar Society
Catholic Daughters of America
San Jacinto
Calif
Theron Ridge
Naples
Fla
James Cleary
Rockford
Gertrude O’donnell
William Manion
East Moline
Ill
James Manion
Newfoundland
Stuessy
Bridge Collapse Injures Two Motorists Near Richland Center
Bowen's Mill Bridge north of Richland Center collapsed injuring two drivers. Mills Wanless, 50, exposed and hospitalized after his car fell through the floor into Pine River. he walked to a nearby home. Roy Correll, rural Richland Center, hit Wanless's car and suffered minor injuries. The scene is a familiar local landmark.
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Richland Center
Bowen’s Mill
Here
Mills Wanless
Pine River
Wanless
Roy Correll
Correll
Labor Minister Dies in Miami After Dismissal Report
Cuban Labor Minister Augusto Martinez Sanchez reportedly learned of his dismissal and shot himself in the head in Havana, according to Havana Radio. The event was reported from Miami, with official details not yet confirmed.
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Miami
Fla
Augusto Martinez Sanchez
Havana Radio
Bromley Refuses to Answer Senate Probe Questions
Wayne L. Bromley a lobbyist ally of Bobby Baker told the Senate Rules Committee he is innocent and will give only his name and address while declining to answer further questions. He challenges the committees authority over his role in aiding a California bank to obtain a federal charter in 1962. The inquiry also concerns Baker and a $25 000 payoff to the 1960 Democratic presidential campaign fund.
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Washington
Wayne L. Bromley
Bobby Baker
Senate
Bromley
Senate Rules Committee
California
Baker
Maurice Hughett
Falls Church
Redwood National Bank of
Hughett
Myron C. Ehrlich
Federal Grand Jury
Internal Revenue Service
Ehrlich
School Bus and Car In Mishap Near Greenwood Cemetery
A car driven by Mrs Geane E Ausmus Route 3 slid into the back of a stopped school bus on Maggie Sullivan Road west of County Trunks causing minor damage. Bus operator Roger Blanc 2815 8th Avenue reported the scene to sheriff's deputies at 7 56 a m.
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Geane E. Ausmus
Roger Blanc
8Th Avenue
Maggie Sullivan
Greenwood Cemetery
Reno
Ted
Sheriff's Deputies
Armchair Shopping Shoppers Guide in The Monroe Times
The Monroe Evening Times recommends readers use the classified Shop per’s Guide on the daily page for gift ideas across ages. Readers are urged to tell clerks items were seen in The Times Shoppers Guide.
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Monroe Evening Times
Times Shoppers Guide
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Sinessy
Park Group
Fredric Moritz
Caroline Roethe
Cochairmen
Nicholsons
O. R. Evans and Co
Rus
Peoria
Simpson
Evanses
AAA
American Automobile Association
Winnie Zwygart
20Th Avenue
Albert Geigel
Walter
AMC
Mrs. Grinnell
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