County Board Number Change Urged by Group
A legislative committee urged reorganization of Wisconsin county boards to create representational districts with population equality. The plan sets four classes of boards, limits by population, and first elections in 1967, while a pending Supreme Court decision could force change. The suit challengers are Milwau kee Sentinel editors from Waukesha County.
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Madison
Legislative Council
Wisconsin Supreme Court
County Board Representation Committee
Milwaukee
Menominee
Dane County
Harry L. Sooneborn
Robert Wills
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Waukesha County
Decision Delays Railroad Walkout in Chicago Federal Case
U S District Judge Joseph Sam Perry ordered a 10 day restraining order against three rail unions representing over 53 thousand workers delaying a planned Dec 15 strike. The order takes effect Tuesday and runs through Christmas Eve as unions and railroads continue bargaining after talks in Washington broke down.
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Chicago
U.S. Dist
Joseph Sam Perry
Perry
Washington
Cheese market steady in Madison with mixed cheddar assortments
Madison Wisconsin cheese market shows steady demand and adequate to short offerings for some styles. Cheddars trade around 37 to 40 percent, 40 pound blocks at 38 to 41, single daisies 40 to 41, longhorns 40 to 43, and midgets 40 to 43 percent.
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Cheese Mart Steady
Madison
Wisconsin
Treglown Arraigned On First Degree Murder Charge
Nine teen year old John Treglown was arraigned in Grant County court on a first degree murder charge for the shooting of Kathleen Moan at Platteville State University. He was ordered held without bond pending a preliminary hearing set for December 21. Moan, a 20 year old junior from Belvidere Illinois, was killed Tuesday in the Platteville campus Student Union snack bar as she sat with a friend. The suspect, a Platteville dropout, was taken into custody after a pursuit from Lancaster.
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John A. Treglown
Lancaster
Kathy Moan
Platteville State University
Frank Kuchar
Wis
John Treglown
Grant County
Treglown
Kathleen Moan
Platteville
Milton R. Mehlhouse
Mehlhouse
Clay Mellor
Rodney Roggensack
E. J. Morse Jr
Miss Moan
Belvidere
Ill
Union
Roy Graney
Graney
Miss Moon
Reasa Swept Away by Big Birthday Plot
Clifford Reasa owner of the Waffle Shop was abducted in a light hearted birthday stunt by Monroe businessmen. They wrapped him in a moving pad and transported him by truck from his shop to the Swiss Colony Inn where a birthday coffee breakfast was hosted by rival Robert Goetz.
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Clifford Reasa
Cliff
Monroe
Swiss Colony Inn
Robert Goetz
Gobeli Receives Two Cheesemaking Awards at Wisconsin Meeting
Ivan Gobeli of Franklin factory won first in wheel Swiss with 1964 and first in Muenster with 97 at the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Assoc meeting in Turner Hall. Other top placers include Leo Willi Calamine in rindless Swiss and David Seeholzer Silver-Lewis in brick. Registration opens 10 a.m. Saturday with a business session around the meal.
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David Seeholzer
Silver-Lewis
Monticello
Albany
Eugene Hefty
Wittenwyler-Burgy
Limburger
Arnold Zumkehr
Pleasant Valley
Monroe
Leo Willi
Calamine
John Marty
Davis Factory
Browntown
Willi
Henry Kolb
Darlington Dairy Products
Darlington
Ivan Gobeli
Wilbur Burri
Townline
Gratiot
Hans Geissbuchler
Lamont Central
Joe Wels
Whitehead
Roger Schumacher
Johnson Factory
Fred Ochsner
Maple Leaf
Joe Birk
Geise
Brodhead
Walter Tuescher
South Wayne
Roy Kundert
Hay Hollow
Blanchardville
Green County
Muenster
Switzerland
Turner Hall
Freeway Driving Seminar At Monroe High Tonight
Fran Eckerman of the Wisconsin Division of AAA will present a program at Monroe High School Lecture Hall at 7 30. The seminar explains safety factors of the Interstate System and warns about freeway dangers. Two short films and filmstrips illustrate interchanges rules and common freeway mishaps.
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Fran Eckerman
Wisconsin
American Automobile Association
Monroe High School
Yale Band Concert Delights Monroe Audience in Christmas Serenade
A capacity crowd at Monroe Junior High applauded the Yale band’s Christmas Serenade conducted by Allan F. Barnard. Silhouettes of three band members adorned the stage as decorations. The program featured three sections general music serious Christmas music and light pieces with encores throughout the evening.
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Monroe High School
Allan F. Barnard
Fredric Moritz
Richard Schwarze
George Raymer
Ken Krattiger
Caroline Roethe
Joan Johnson
Jon Moritz
Yale
Monroe
Barnard
National Guard
Mary Karlen
Ann Marti
Linda Walsh
Christine Vincent
Junior Highs Adopt Double Noon Hour To Ease Lunch Lines
Principal Eugene Kleckler announces separate lunch periods for seventh and eighth graders at the Junior High to cut lines. Seventh graders eat 12 05 to 12 35 p m and eighth graders 12 30 to 1 p m, with a split fifth hour for the eighth grade.
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Eugene Kleckler
Kleckler
Wilson Leaves for London After Talks in Ottawa
Prime Minister Harold Wilson departed for London by plane following four days of conferences in Washington and Ottawa. He completed discussions with U.S. and Canadian leaders on international issues and Western alliance commitments.
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London
Ottawa
Harold Wilson
Washington
Thousands Seek Jobs From Knowles In Wisconsin Election
Gov elect Warren Knowles faces about 300 available posts when he takes office. He has received thousands of letters seeking jobs, with no exact count yet. Hassett said a Legislative Reference Library report will peg openings at about 300 and first appointments will target tax commissioner and department heads.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Paul Hassett
Legislative Reference Library
Hassett
Department of Resource Development
Department of Administration
Stock Market Shows Recovery After Uneven Trading
New York stocks edged higher in early trading after Wednesday's loss. Gains in steels and rails supported the market, while chemicals weakened and overall activity was mixed. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon rose 0.3 points to 322.5 with industrials up 0.2, rails up 0.3, and utilities up 0.1.
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New York
Associated Press
Mars pass by Mars shot on beam
Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists report a spacecraft will pass within 5400 miles of Mars next July 14 after a direction change maneuver on December 5. The observers studied the course to refine the approach.
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Mars
Pasadena
Calif
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Farm Bureau Convention Upholds Opposition to Gov Ties
The American Farm Bureau Federation closes its annual convention in Philadelphia with delegates resisting government intervention in agriculture. Resolutions show little concession to Johnson era policies, with tentative calls to end price supports for soybeans and cautious stance on cotton payments amid debate over stabilization and surplus risks.
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Philadelphia
American Farm Bureau Federation
Big Farm Organization
Farm Bureau
Johnson
George Schadeberg Dies at Manitowoc
George Schadeberg 94 father of Rep. Henry C. Schadeberg R Wis died today in Manitowoc. A bricklayer and contractor for years he was the elder Schadeberg, youngest of 10 children, while Congressman Schadeberg tours Navy installations in the Mediterranean.
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Manitowoc
George Schadeberg
Henry C. Schadeberg
R-Wis
Schadeberg
Congressman Schadeberg
Mediterranean
Confession Questioned at Civil Rights Slayings Hearing
Federal agents sought to introduce a purported confession from Horace Barnette at a preliminary hearing for 19 of 21 men charged in the slaying of three civil rights workers. Defense lawyers objected to hearsay, and the commissioner delayed ruling as prosecutors review possible state action. The case centers on a Ku Klux Klan plot with Nes ho ba County figures among the defendants.
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Meridian
Miss
Justice Department
FBI
U.S
Esther Carter
Henry Rasp
Atlanta
Miss Carter
Horace Doyle Barnette
Rasp
Atty
W. H. Johnson
Johnson
Neshoba County
Philadelphia
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Price
The Monroe Evening Times Gift Subscriptions Ad 1965
An advertising notice promotes a Christmas gift subscription to The Monroe Evening Times for 1965. It promises complete local and area news coverage with a festive Christmas card delivering by December 24 to recipients.
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Monroe
Times
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Reasa
Gobeli
Seeholzer
Junior High
Agent Rasp
Monroe Evening Times
Merry
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