Jaeggi Wins Crown Again In Swiss Wrestling Championship
Hans Jaeggi of Twin Grove won his second consecutive heavyweight Swiss wrestling title defeating Dave Ziltener of Monroe. Jaeggi scored 54 points, Ziltener 53.25, with Keith Walker third at 52. The event is run by the Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association and funded by a Saturday dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Jaeggi
Twin Grove
Sharon Birk
Joe Birk
Giese Factory
Juda
Keith Christian
Times
Dave Ziltener
Monroe
Sharon “Birk
Miss Birk
Brodhead High School
Sugar River
Jaeggs
DeWayne
Tarz) Flafinery
Jaeggi
Keith Walreck
Fred Wenger
Bob Ruff
Bill Ruef
Ralph Figi
Robert Ruehlew
John Lester
Dave Wald
Keith Berg
Marvin
Mike) Wuthrich
William Ienatsch
Barneveld
Ernest Lehr
George Hollenstein
Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association
Roy Kundert
Blanchardville
Linus Pauling Arrives in Oslo for Nobel Peace Prize
Linus Pauling, the American activist against nuclear weapons, travels to Oslo to accept the delayed 1962 Nobel Peace Prize on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Norway
Linus Pauling
Christmas Stocking Drive Appeals for Specific Items
The Monroe Woman's Club Christmas Stocking project, aided by United Fund, requests overshoes in children sizes 4 5 and 7 12 for girls and size 7 for boys, a large dictionary, a recent encyclopedia set, a boy's jacket in size 10, and a baby crib with mattress. Donors may contact Mrs. David Bennett at 2403 8th Street or leave items with the three co chairs for jams jellies and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Woman's Club
United Fund
David Bennett
8Th Street
Allie Hobtshoppie
Kenneth Stuart
20Th Avenue
Bennett
Doran R. Zwygart
Monticello Sets 32.60 Tax Rate for 1964
The Monticello village board set the 1964 tax rate at 32.60 per thousand, higher than 1963's 32.00. State tax 0.21, county 8.43, school 14.27, local village 9.69. Assessed valuation fell to 3,393,710 from 3,408,780 and the village will receive 10,974.97 state credit. The board also adopted a 3 am New Year’s Eve tavern closing and amended sewer tax leasing to cover the first quarter of 1964.
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Monticello
Native Janesville Engineer Perishes in Maryland Crash
Jack R. Kamplehner flight engineer on the Boeing 707 that crashed in Maryland Sunday was a Janesville native. His mother Mrs. William J. Cronin resides in Janesville. All 81 aboard were killed.
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Janesville
Jack R. Kamplehner
Maryland
Kamplehner
William J. Cronin
Bernstein Dedicates Third Symphony to Kennedy Memory
Israeli Sector P Leonard Bernstein of the New York Philharmonic says his Third Symphony Kad dish is dedicated to the memory of the late President Kennedy.
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Jerusalem
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic
Kennedy
Area Man Held In Chief's Case
Police report a 45 year old Bishop shot twice while trying to break up a family argument and in serious condition at a Madison hospital. Charles Kilian, 36, of Apple River Illinois, charged with attempted murder, is also hospitalized with a skull fracture after a fight with Bishop. Kilian allegedly admitted the shooting. The incident occurred at the Maddrell trailer camp near the county line as Kilian’s estranged wife Alberta and their five children lived there. Also present were Glen Douglas and Francis Galligher.
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Lodi
Forrest Bishop
Madison
Bishop
University Hospitals
Charles Kilian
Apple River
Kilian
Columbia County Dist. Atty
David H. Bennett
Maddrell
Peter Boyland
Alberta
Glen Douglas
Francis Galligher
Nora
Former Darlington Night Officer Becomes Lodi Police Chief
Chief Bishop left Darlington in January 1961 and moved with his wife and four children to Lodi that summer to serve as the town's sole police officer. Glenn Douglas, a former Darlington resident and trailer park owner, involved Bishop when Kilian arrived and argued with his estranged wife Alberta.
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Chief Bishop
Darlington
Lodi
Glenn Douglas
Douglas
Bishop
Kilian
Alberta
Colder Weather To Hit Monroe Area Tonight
The mercury is expected to fall near zero in northern Wisconsin with Monroe area lows between 5 above and 14 above. Snow flurries end tonight as skies clear and temperatures drop, marking the coldest weather of the winter season for the region.
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Wisconsin
Sinatra Sr Son Abducted In Lake Tahoe Motel Hold Up
Frank Sinatra Jr a 19 year old singer was kidnapped from a motel room by two gunmen as he prepared for a show. Two suspects identified as Joseph Sorce 23 and Thomas Keating 21 fled toward the Lake Tahoe area after a robbery in Long Beach. Deputies blocked roads and Sinatra Sr flew to the scene en route to a Warner Bros project.
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Stateline
Calif
Frank Sinatra Jr
Joseph James Sorce
Thomas Patrick Keating
San Francisco
Keating
Sorce
Long Beach
Youth Authority
Tracy
Lake Tahoe
Sinatra Sr
Palm Springs
Warner Bros. Studio
Los Angeles
Nevada
Nevada Gaming Control Board
Chicago
Sam _ Giancana
Sinatra
Cal-Neva Lodge
Young Sinatra
Sam Donahue
Tommy Dorsey
Joe Foss
Dorsey Band
Sinatra Jr
Foss
Room Service
Nancy Barbato
Bolivian Reds Hold Americans as Hostages
In La Paz Bolivia communist led tin miners holding four Americans among 21 hostages issued a 24 hour ultimatum demanding the release of two arrested Communist leaders. The Federation of Mine Workers, led by Vice President Juan Lechin, transmitted their demand from rebel strongholds 150 miles south of the capital.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Federation of Mine Workers
Juan Lechin
Johnson
U.S
Studebaker to Quit U S Auto Output Move to Canada
Dow Jones News Service reports Studebaker will stop production in the United States and shift all auto output to Hamilton Ontario Canada. The South Bend plant will close ending 50 years of car making with about 6000 workers laid off. Randolph Guthrie confirms a New York news conference to outline future plans while noting ongoing automobile business.
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New York
Studebaker Corp
United States
Canada
Dow Jones News Service
Studebaker
South Bend
Hamilton
Ont
Randolph H. Guthrie
Guthrie
Wisconsin Highway Toll Rises With 12 More Deaths Across State
The Associated Press reports twelve weekend traffic fatalities in Wisconsin raise the year total to 834, including three in a Waukesha County crash. Victims include Mrs. Albert Schoening of Clintonville and William G. Dowell of La Crosse, among others, with multiple crashes noted on highways 45 11 59 149 and in Milwaukee Racine Waukesha Fond du Lac and Abbotsford regions.
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Wisconsin
Waukesha
Albert Schoening
Clintonville
Wittenber
William G. Dowell
la Crosse
Burlington
Raymond White
Union Grove
Racine
Clemens Zylka
Milwaukee
Weley Pals
Abbotsford
Eldon D. Clark
Edgerton
Milton
Robert G. Sigrist
Waukesha County
Robert A. Hughlett Jr
Hartland
Vila Swartz
Robert C. Jungbluth
James E. Welch
Hughlett
Robert L. Brown
Fond du Lac
Highway 149
Edith Bolton
Wind Lake
Monfils Appointed State Civil Defense Director
Green Bay attorney Monfils was appointed by Gov. Reynolds as state director of civil defense. He succeeds William Chipman who resigned for a national civil defense post. The 37 year old Democrat, not subject to Senate confirmation, has 10 years in Green Bay practice and served as a 1962 Democratic candidate for Congress in the 8th District. He served in the Air Force 1945-46 as an aerial engineer in the China-Burma-India theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Owen FF. Monfils
Green Bay
Reynolds
Monfils
William Chipman
Senate
Congress
Air Force
Scout Leaders Honored At Valley District Banquet
Boy Scout unit leaders in the Valley District were praised at a Saturday night appreciation banquet in the high school M Room. About 140 leaders and wives heard William Bill Morgan discuss Scouting as good will ambassadors in Greece and beyond.
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Morgans
William Morgan
Boy Scouts of America
Monroe Lions Club
Valley District
William
Bill) Morgan
Region 7
Chicago
Morgan
U.S. Grant Council
Greece
Lowell Markwardt
Mrs. Morgan
Fredric Rosa
Becky Trumpy
Fredric Moritz
Becky Houser
Phyllis Mohn
Urs Garner
George Raymer
Moritz
Alvin Moritz
Fred
Jon
Fred Beckmann
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
United States
Richard H. Bahr
Richard Rhyney
Green County
Lafayette County
Girls Service Club
Morgan Erickson
Bahr
Beckman
Glenn Schwendimann
Merle Leech
Canyon
Stephenson County
Rhyner
Herbert Booth
Keith Williams
Brodhead
Lowell Stuessy
Monroe
Bill Whitmar
Argyle
Herbert Paske
Valley
Cletus Ganshirt
Enoch Huston
Dewey Dwyer
Donald Brown
Ernest Spring
Nat G. Preston
Harold Snively
E. C. MacCollow
St. Victor’s Church
Don Mathers
Merlin Meythaler
Harold Miller
Professor Hesseltine Dies at 61 in Madison Home
Professor William B. Hesseltine, 61, renowned UW Madison Civil War scholar and author of nearly two dozen books, died at his home after a heart attack. He joined the history faculty in 1932 and led the Wisconsin State Historical Society, also serving as president of the Southern Historical Association in 1960–61. He lectured overseas for the State Department and taught at the U S Army university in Shriveham, England in 1945.
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Madison
William B. Hesseltine
University of Wisconsin
Hesseltine
University History Department
U.S. Army University
Shriveham
England
Lincoln
U.S. Grant
Wisconsin State Historical Society
Southern Historical Association
81 Aboard Die As Pan Am Flight 214 Crashes
Elklton Maryland area reports a four engine Boeing 707 from Pan American World Airways crashed during a thunderstorm killing all 81 aboard. Investigators probe lightning involvement while witnesses describe a ball of fire and wreckage over four square miles near the Delaware Maryland line.
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Elkton
Pan American World Airways
B. R. Allen
Civil Aeronautics Board
Puerto Rico
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Del
Maryland-Delaware Line
Baltimore
Dean Wilmoth
Meadow View
Edgar Startt
Federal Aviation Agency
Washington
New Castle
Philadelphia International Airport
Henry Lindell
Newark
Edwin R. Tully
FBI
Tully
Pan Am
Flight 214
San Juan
Zebra
Ground Control Center
Dover Air Force Base
Jerry Greenwald
Hockessin
Merryland Roller Rink
Glasgow
Family of Engineer Moves to Monroe
Harvey D. Elmer, Monroe's new city engineer, has moved his family to 509 20th Avenue and will assume duties next Monday December 16. He resigns as Fond du Lac water superintendent to accept the Monroe post. Elmer, a registered engineer, is married to Patricia Wood of Fond du Lac.
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Harvey D. Elmer
Monroe
20Th Avenue
Elmer
Fond du Lac
Patricia Wood
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