Vaccine Clinic Set in Monroe Armory Sunday
Final plans are made for an Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine Clinic at the Monroe Armory from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday for all Monroe area adults and pre-school children and others who missed Friday clinics. Green County aims for 80 percent coverage to virtually eliminate polio. makeups for Type I are planned in March for missed first doses.
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Yvonne Brekke
Monroe Evening Times
Monroe
Commercial and Savings Bank
Armory
Times
Sabin
Monroe Armory
Monroe Area
Green County Medical Society
March Cost Taxpayer $805 000 Report Says
Washington civil rights march on August 28 cost taxpayers $805,000, Rep. George Huddleston Jr. reports. He requested an account of the march’s cost from Comptroller General Joseph Campbell the day of the event.
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Washington
George Huddeston Jr
D-Ala
Joseph Campbell
Cold Wave Grips North Dakota With Severe Subzero Temps
A frigid air mass pushes the region toward record lows nine days before winter. Dickinson reports minus 18 degrees as temperatures dip to six below at 5 to 6 a.m. then hover near zero by mid-morning, with tonight’s low forecast between 10 and 15 below. North Dakota endures the harsh spell.
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North Dakota
Dickinson
Governor Signs Four Measures in Wisconsin Package
Gov John W Reynolds announced signing of four measures including a $30000 appropriation for an actuarial study of the Wisconsin retirement fund and the teachers retirement systems. Other actions change payment methods for court expenses on transfers and reduce penalties for late motor fuel tax reports. Milwau kee County workers may be suspended up to 10 days by a department head without Civil Service Commission charges.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin Retirement Fund
Milwaukee County
Civil Service Commission
Red Miners Refuse To Free Americans
In La Paz Bolivia Communist led tin miners mobilize across the Catavi Siglo Veinte region and refuse to release four Americans and other hostages. Bearded Castro supporters guard passes as President Estenssoro’s Friday night rejection of resignations from leftist VP Juan Lechin triggers the stand.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Cuba
Castro
Catavi-Siglo Veinte
Estenssoro
Juan Lechin
Miners
Nolan and O Melia Named For State Bar Election
MADISON Wisconsin Charles Nolan of Oshkosh and Donald O Melia of Rhinelander have been nominated as candidates for president elect of the State Bar of Wisconsin. The bar said that mailing ballots next year will choose a prelate for a term starting in 1965.
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Madison
Charles Nolan
Oshkosh
Donald O’melia
Rhinelander
State Bar of
Wisconsin
Barn Fire Reported At Hartwig Farm South Of East Clarno
Firemen were called to the Robert Hartwig farm to extinguish a barn fire at 11:20 a.m. this morning. The farm is located south of the East Clarno school.
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Robert Hartwig
East Clarno
Senate clears four major bills as 1963 session ends
The Senate approved four large measures, including a 1.56 billion vocational education bill, a 3.6 billion foreign aid authorization, a 527 million Manpower Training Act expansion, and a 1.5 billion military construction bill. Next week lacks big action, with civil rights and a tax cut pushed to January.
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Senate
White House
Skating Opens in Lincoln City This Sunday
James Mauermann, acting park and recreation director, announced the Lincoln skating rink will open Sunday. Flooding is nearly finished though a few rough spots remain. Hours: Sundays 1 5:30 p.m. and 7 9 p.m. Weekdays 4 5:30 p.m. and 7 9 p.m. Saturdays 9 11:30 a.m., 1 5:30 p.m., 7 9 p.m. No skating on home game nights. hockey may be added once weekly if enough signups. Sign up after Sunday at the rink.
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James Mauermann
Lincoln
Mauermann
Landmark church to move in Milwaukee expressway plan
Rev Ensworth Reisner announced that the First Methodist church a Wisconsin Avenue landmark since 1907 will be relocated in downtown Milwaukee due to changes in the expressway project. The move aims to fit the updated traffic scheme.
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Milwaukee
First Methodist
Wisconsin Avenue
Ensworth Reisner
Reynolds vows continued push for Wisconsin highway program
Wisconsin Governor Reynolds blasted partisan politics after the Legislature killed the accelerated highway plan and set an April 7 referendum on a gasoline tax raise to fund road speedups. He warned the program remains essential and floated possible court action or a new session but offered no firm path.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Assembly
Robert Huber
Dmilwaukee
Warren Knowles
GOP
Moritz Fund Formed To Support Wisconsin High School Band
The Monroe High School band started a Moritz Fund to back Fredric Moritz as he represents Wisconsin on the US high school band touring team in 1964. A $100 check was given to Moritz this week, with the tour totaling about $600. Donations go to Moritz or band director Allan F. Barnard at the high school. Moritz follows previous Monroe honorees Kenneth KratTiger Krattiger, now at the University of Mississippi on a music scholarship.
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Fredric Moritz
Moritz
Wisconsin
United States of America
Monroe
United States
Canada
Allan F. Barnard
Monroe High
Kenneth Krattiger
Krattiger
University of Mississippi
Christmas Choral Concert Soloists and Ensembles Set
Twenty seven students will perform as soloists ensembles accompanists and instrumentalists in the Monroe junior and senior choruses Christmas Choral Concert next Wednesday at the junior high school auditorium. Under director Jack Close the program opens with Fanfare for Christmas Day by Martin Shaw and features Wayne Moore Harlow Matzke on cornet with a 60 voice mixed chorus.
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Monroe
Steve Grundahl
Bonnie Jo Hunt
Tom Peterson
Miss Hunt
Peterson
Grundahl
Rise Up Shepherd and Foller
Jack Close
New School
Martin Shaw
Wayne Moore
Harlow Matzke
Marcia Kundert
Robert Williams
Platteville State College
Kathleen Bennet
Rebecca Chapman
Thomas Peterson
Adolphe Adam
Bonnie Hunt
Dan Landis
Terry Kubly
Robert Tschanz
Christi Ault
Teresa Goetz
Larry Holcomb
Court of Appeals criticizes Air Force in Kauffmann case
An appeals court voided Capt. Joseph P. Kauffmann's espionage conviction but upheld the lesser charge for failing to report attempts by East German agents. The court blasted Air Force procedures as reprehensible and refused full exoneration, sending the case for rehearing on the sentence.
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Washington
Air Force
Joseph P. Kauffmann
Paul Kilday
Texas
Kauffmann
U.S. Defense
Korea
Berlin
Greenland
Castle Air Force Base
Calif
Rutland
Wiesbaden
Germany
Fort Leavenworth
Kilday
Ruby Defense Kitty Grows
Dallas district attorney Henry Wade said a well funded backer seeks to clear Jack Ruby of murder. Wade noted uncertainty over Ruby or relatives funding, while Melvin Belli said Earl Ruby of Detroit arranged for his service and declined to discuss fees.
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Dallas
Tex
Henry Wade
Jack Ruby
Wade
Ruby
Melvin Belli
San Francisco
Earl Ruby
Detroit
Belli
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Kennedy
J. D. Tippit
New York Prepares For Tight LBJ Guard
Security for President Johnson’s New York visit Tuesday mirrors last Sunday’s protections by about 5 thousand police and detectives. Plans cover his United Nations address with detailed security arrangements in place.
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New York
Johnson
United Nations
Dinah Washington Dies. Lane to Miss Death Hits Lions
Dinah Washington is found dead in Detroit at 3:45 am with a bottle of unmarked sedative pills nearby. Her husband, Lions star Dick Night Train Lane, will miss Sundays game as police investigate an apparent overdose. The singer, 37, recently married Lane and had two stepsons arriving from Boston.
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Detroit
Dinah Washington
Miss Washington
Night Train) Lane
George Jenkins
Robert Grayson
Detroit Metropolitan
Boston
Lane
Detroit Lions
Chicago
Lions
Chicago Bears
Dinah
George
Robert
Dr. B. C. Ross
Ross
William J. Chubb
Homicide
Ruth Jones
Judge Rules Dr. King Rights to His Washington Speech
A federal judge ruled that Martin Luther King Jr did not lose copyright to his August Washington speech and barred two phonograph firms from selling recordings. The decision affirms King's control over rights to the address heard by millions on radio and TV.
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New York
Martin Luther King
Washington
Inter B. Wyatt
Sinatra Jr Kidnapping Case Ends With Arrests in Nevada and California
The Frank Sinatra Jr kidnapping case ended with three men arrested and about 240000 dollars recovered. Suspects John W. Irwin Barry W. Keenan and Joseph Clyde Amsler were linked to the crime which began December 8 1963 at Harrah's Club motel Stateline Nevada and concluded with the ransom delivered to a Carson City service station. Frank Sinatra Jr was released unharmed and returned to his mother in Bel Air California. FBI described the operation as a coordinated effort with the father praising agents and noting the investigation involved a multi state pursuit.
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Hollywood
Frank Sinatra Jr
Frank Sinatra Sr
Nancy
Frank
Nancy Sands
Tina
Washington
John W. Irwin
Barry W. Keenan
Los Angeles
Joseph Clyde Amsler
Playa del Rey
Sinatra
FBI
Keenan
University High School
Young Frank
Young Sinatra
Harrah’s Club
Stateline
Nev
Reno
Carson City
Bel-Air
Calif
Los Angeles International Airport
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O’melia
Congress
Urs Garner
Russia
Susan Hoffman
Linda McGuire
Marsha Manos
Sharon Updike
Lauren Young
Nancy Klarer
Linda Matzke
Mary Willborn
Jennifer Ruda
Roy Ringwald
Janet Buehler
USAF
Kitty
Judge
Dr. King
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