Streiff Renamed By Tri-State Unit
Walter Streiff of New Glarus was re elected Green County director of the Tri State Breeders Cooperative at the county meeting in the agriculture building. Delegates and alternates were named along with sire committeemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Streiff
New Glarus
Green County
Tri-State Breeders Co-operative
Carl Wyss
Ernest Wegmueller
Marlowe Nelson
Co-Operative
Burke- Ormsby
Sunny Sea
Nelson
Tri-State
Sanford Disruct
Adams Township
Herman Pluss
Albany Township
Ole Lien
Brooklyn
Delbert Soddy
Delbert Rohde
Washington
Larry Klassy
York
Northern Illinois
Maynard Losey
Dakota
Rock Grove
Laverne Holmes
Orangeville
Oneco
Alan Henkl
Winslow
Paul Wuethrich
Clarno
Roland Ritschard
Launching Postponed for Gemini Capsule Test at Cape Kennedy
The Space Agency postponed an unmanned Gemini two man space capsule test at Cape Kennedy after last minute trouble shut down the launch following ignition of the Titan 2 booster engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Space Agency
All Wisconsin High School All State Football Team Named
The Associated Press selects a senior heavy lineup led by Gary Blackbourn 235 pounds and Roger Lienhard 223 pounds. Notable picks include Dave Borzynski 205 and Pat Harrington 195 while QB Steve Wilmet edges rivals for the top signal caller spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Monroe
Gary Blackbourn
Roger Lienhard
Oshkosh
Steve Wilmot
West de Pere
Tom McCauley
Superior East
Pat Harrington
Green Bay East
Dave Borzynski
Racine Horlick
Wisconsin AP Sports Writers Association
Harrington
Dan O’gorman
Milwaukee
Francis Jordan
Pat Schrage
Mike Clark
Green Bay Premontre
Tom Teff
Madison Edgewood
Larry Butson
Platteville
Wilmet
Ron VanderKelen
Green Bay Area
Rocky Falaschi
Racine Park
John Rayn
Wauwatosa West
Blood Drive Sets 125 Pint Quota for Monday Visit
The Monroe bloodmobile will collect 125 pints next Monday at the Junior High School gym from 1 30 to 6 30 p m A 5 year old Black Earth boy needs six units of O positive blood for open heart surgery Volunteers including Mrs Peter Solomon and the St Clare Hospital Auxiliary organize pledges and telephone recruitment The Farmers led by George Hartman mobilize rural donors with Michael Johnson and Boy Scouts assisting with loading and unloading equipment during the drive
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Monroe
Black Earth
Peter Solomon
St. Clare Hospital
George Hartman
Michael Johnson
Boy Scouts
Red Cross
Green County
Four teens die in Brown County crash no alcohol found
Brown County traffic patrol chief said blood tests showed none of the four De Pere area teenagers killed in a week end highway crash had been drinking. The victims are Larry Schmitz 18 Susan De Ruyter 18 Kathleen De Ruyter 17 and Laverne Janz 17. Sheriff Spice ordered a teen bar crackdown while noting evidence the group had visited teen bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Brown County
de Pere
Larry Schmitz
Susan de Ruyter
Kathleen de Ruyter
Laverne Janz
Donald Smith
Outagamie County
Calvin Spice
Smith
Spice
State traffic toll reaches 994 mark in 1964
A headon crash in Waukesha County killed 69 year old Delia King of Waterford, raising Wisconsin’s 1964 traffic death toll to 994. The collision occurred near Big Bend when a pickup driven by her husband Tom King, 77, collided with a car on Waukesha County Trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waukesha County
Racine County
Delia King
Waterford
Tom
Big Bend
Green County Board extends meeting limit and approves fund transfers
The Green County Board voted to extend the annual meeting limit beyond 66 for all supervisors and approved moving 3 500 from the general fund to three accounts including Circuit Court Law Library and Sheriff s Residence outlay. They authorized 5 130 for Brandenberg and Stues sy Inc. for hospital addition plumbing and sewer work and 540 for heating and ventilation. Ray Beckman urged selling county envelopes and announced a brochure layout with a December 18 1964 complete design and January 15 1965 delivery. E J Kaderly urged a county vocational school drive proposing joint operation with local high schools.
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General Fund
Circuit Court
Law Library
Sheriff's
Brandenberg and Stuessy Inc
Monroe
Green County Hospital
Ray Beckman
Spring Grove
Kaderly
Car Hits Pony On County Trunk M North Of Highway 11
Sheriff deputies reported Erick Halver son 75 Browntown struck a pony on County Trunk M three miles north of Highway 11 at 553 p m yesterday. The pony owned by Leland Hartwig Route 3 entered the roadway.
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Erick Halverson
Browntown
Highway 11
Leland Hartwig
Memorial rites set for slain Platteville student
Kathleen Moan a Platteville State University junior and former homecoming queen was killed by three shots while seated in the student union. A 19 year old former student John Andrew Treglown Benton said he fired without speaking after taking beer at a campus tavern. he remains held without charge awaiting arraignment. The university will hold a memorial service at Williams Field House at 2 15 PM with President Ullsvik and chaplains speaking and a Kathleen Moan Memorial Fund announced for her mother.
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Platteville
Kathleen Moan
Platteville State University
Grant County
Roy Graney
John Andrew Treglown
Benton
Wiscommunity
Treglown
The
Belvidere
Miss Moan
Belvidere High School
Virgil McAllister
Kathleen
Ida Rolandon
Kathy
Presidential panel urges nationwide attack on heart disease cancer and strokes
A blue ribbon commission proposes a realistic battle plan to combat heart disease cancer and cerebral strokes. It calls for 540 new treatment centers and nearly 3 billion dollars in federal funding over five years plus state and city aid. The group advocates smoking education and creation of smoking control clinics with a 10 million dollar Public Health Service program over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Surgeon General
Advisory Committee
Public Health Service
Pasted headlines mix up Civil War stories in old edition
Editorial notes reveal headlines were transposed between pages Nine and Fourteen in a past edition. Readers are invited to cut and paste the headline from the Civil War item to the belt buckle story, a joke on the mixing error.
Guardsmen Hold Annual Inspection of Co. B in Monroe
The Fifth Army inspector general Col. Sandborn led a favorable review of Co. B, Green County's 32nd Division, at the Monroe Armory with Lt. Col. Ward Sage noting gains over last year and ongoing local recruiting challenges. Seventy on duty? and a delivery truck brought new equipment as 66 men were counted. The Co. B Christmas party is set for Saturday night at the Armory with former members invited.
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Co. B
National Guard
Dwight Coplien
Ronald Duerst
Belleville
Peter Buholzer
Juda
Gary Hartwig
Monroe
Ward.Sage
Milwaukee
Green County
Ward Sage
Fifth Army
Col. Sandborn
Chicago
Clarence Decremer
3Rd
Madison
William B. Johnston
Stanton P. Stears
Albany
Gene Mader
Red Arrow Express
William Schillinger Dies After Long Ill Health
William Schillinger 78 of 2012 13th street Monroe died at 1:40 p.m. yesterday in St. Clare hospital after three years of heart illness. A tinsmith at Lanz Sheet Metal for 50 years he was a World War I veteran and member of St. John's church American Legion 40 and 8. Survived by widow Florence two sons Karl and Joseph a daughter Mary Lu Bustle sister Sophia Blumer four grandchildren. services 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Shriner Neushwander funeral home Burial Greenwood cemetery.
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William Schillinger
13Th Street
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Schillinger
Lanz Sheet Metal
Mr. Schillinger
William
10Th Co
161St
Karl
Joseph
Green Bay
Thomas
Mary Lu) Bustle
Sophia Blumer
South Wayne
Fred
Mmes
Carrie Tennler
Albert Maurer
Marie Pagel
Jacob Becker
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
Donald Storck
St. John’s Church
Greenwood Cemetery
NFO Convention Report Given at Meeting
Reports of the NFO national convention at Minneapolis were presented at the Green County NFO meeting. Twenty delegates and three alternates attended the Minneapolis session and discussed by laws changes, new resolutions, and resuming withholding actions. A pancake sausage supper with speakers and entertainment is planned at Orfordville High School from 4 to 9 p.m.
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NFO
Minneapolis
Green County
Agriculture
Rock
Orfordville High School
Talks on NATO Nuclear Force Successful
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson announced that talks with President Johnson were completely successful in setting objectives for forming a NATO nuclear weapons force.
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Washington
Harold Wilson
Johnson
NATO
Kosygin Calls on Powers to Match Soviet Military Cuts
Premier Kosygin announces a 500 million ruble cut to 1965 Soviet military spending and urges major powers to follow suit. He notes 12.8 billion rubles for 1965, 12.9 percent of expenditures, and reiterates support for peaceful coexistence while criticizing Western aggression in Congo and pledging aid to North Vietnam and Cuba if attacked.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
Kosygin
Supreme Soviet
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Congo
Viet Nam
Cuba
China
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
United Nations
Congress
Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Holiday Store Hours Begin Tonight For Monroe Shoppers
Monroe merchants announce nightly store hours starting tonight through the holiday season. Regular Saturday and Christmas Eve closings apply. Santa Claus will visit in a mobile home by the Courthouse every weekday evening and Saturday afternoon to give children treats on behalf of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce.
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Monroe
Santa Claus
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
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DePere
Lienhard Oshkosh
Clark
Borzynski
Racine
Horlick
O’gorman
Milwaukee Jordan
Streiff
Blackbourn
Dave O’rara
Green County Board
Russia
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