Rock Tests Ordered New Station Stalled Again
City hall debates rock excavation costs and legal limits for the police and fire station project. Tests on the Chandler lot will determine rock depth while bids and alternates raise the projected cost beyond the 178000 ceiling.
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Harvey Elmer
New City Enginer
Connors- Chandler
Jack Erb
Erb
Chandler
Joseph Kahne Lumber Co
Board of Public Works
Orville R. Evans
Evans
Planning Commission
Lester M. Johnson
Evening Times Boys To Start Distributing Greetings
The Monroe Evening Times carriers begin their annual holiday greeting calendars distribution tomorrow. The pocket calendars feature a sunset lakeside scene with a fisherman and his son beside a campfire. Calendars go to 17 Monroe home routes and routes in Brodhead Monticello and Juda, courtesy of the newspaper.
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Monroe
Juda
Foreign Aid Fight Delays Congress Adjournment
Congress likely cannot adjourn as a foreign aid bill remains unsettled. Speaker McCormack said adjournment would be unlikely, with at least one more day needed. Disputes center on aid totals and a House bill ban on Export-Import Bank guarantees for credit to Communist countries, risking a year end delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
McCormack
House
Senate
Russia
Johnson
Charles A. Halleck
Mike Mansfield
Narcotics Probe Data Kept Secret
Madison authorities will withhold further reports on a narcotics investigation until the probe is complete. District Attorney William Byrne said they cannot estimate the investigation’s duration. The inquiry followed the death of Hal Frederick Hellman, 19, a former UW student from Jamaica, N.Y., found shot in a Madison hotel. Authorities believe Hellman shot himself while handling a revolver. Two witnesses, Richard Johns, 19, and William Over, 24, face January hearings.
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Madison
Dist
William Byrne
Hal Frederick Hellman
University of Wisconsin
Jamaica
N.Y
Hellman
Richard Johns
Green Bay
William Over
Chicago
Cheddar List Steady at Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Trading remained moderate at the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange in Green Bay. State brand cheddar traded at 35.25 cents per pound in one car lots, while State brand barrel cheese moved at 34.0 cents. Unfilled bids included 34 cent barrel and 35 cent cheddar.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Snowy Wisconsin Ski Areas Face Frigid Weekend
The forecast warns of temperatures well below zero with northwest winds of 10 to 18 mph. Despite the biting cold, a fresh fluffy snow blanket covers Wisconsin, promising good conditions for hardy skiers this weekend.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Twilight Sky Star To Be Seen Over Arguello Calif
The Christmas Star satellite has achieved orbit and may be visible at twilight during the holiday season and in years ahead. A Space Agency spokesman said the 12 foot balloon and its ejection cannister were sighted by binoculars at an Australian tracking station after launch Thursday. The silvery balloon reflects sunbeams and can appear as a moving point of light near the horizon. A sighting schedule has not been set, though a possible sighting by Christmas Eve was mentioned. The satellite's radio beacon failure briefly hid it from scientists after launch.
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Evans
William J. Schmitz
Schmitz
L. M. Johnson
Josef J. Benkert
Johnson
Board of Public Works
Jack Erb
Erb
Planning Commission
Oscar N. Johnson
Public Works Board
Howard Ames
Ames, Torkelson and Nugent
Madison
Howe
Chandler
Point Arguello
Calif
U.S. Space Agency
Australia
Two Men Face Burglary Charges In Turner Hall Break-In
In Monroe County Court today Donald P. Snyder 45 Milwaukee and Oliver K. Pattee 38 Ashland were charged with burglary after police captured them during a break-in at Turner Hall at 12:50 a.m. Bonds were set at 1250 dollars each.
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Turner Hall
Donald P. Snyder
Milwaukee
Monticello
Oliver K. Pattee
Ashland
Snyder
Bond
Pattee
Kenneth O. Pattee
Monroe
Edwa L. Bandi
Sheriff's Department
S and O TV
Dismissed Teacher Plans Suit Over School Board Action
Madison report says Mrs. Charles Ranous, fired for alleged intemperate behavior in an eighth grade girls physical education class on the day of President Kennedy s assassination, will sue the Middleton school board for alleged attack on her patriotism. She did not indicate if she seeks reinstatement or damages.
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Madison
Kennedy
Middleton School Board
Charles Ranous
Ranous
Rebels Kill Moslem Caravan Near Moulmein
Reported near Moulmein Burma seven members of a Moslem priest caravan were struck and hacked to death by Karen rebels as they passed through the area.
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Rangoon
Burma
Moulmein
Bitter Cold Clamps Wisconsin as Subzero Sets Deep
Bitter cold remains entrenched across Wisconsin with Monroe recording 19 below zero at 6 am and 16 below in downtown. Officials warn the subzero spell may extend to Christmas Eve with no relief in sight as arctic air grips the region and a harsh weekend forecasts linger.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Youth Fellowship
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Jaycee
Rockies
New England
Bemidji
Minn
New York
Midwest
Florida
Doyle Boomed For U S Judge
Milwaukee Democrats line up behind James Doyle of Madison for a federal judgeship in Western Wisconsin left vacant by the death of Patrick Stone. Rabinovitz remains in play if President Johnson resubmits the nomination as Senate action stalls.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
James Doyle
Madison
Sheboygan
David Rabinovitz
Kennedy
Rabinovitz
Senate
Johnson
Patrick T. Stone
Doyle
Department of Justice
Jack R. DeWitt
Robert Dean
Wausau
Frank Nikolay
Abbotsford
State Bar
W. Wade Boardman
William H. Frawley
Eau Claire
Robert Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Auditor To Keep Job As Court Backs Senate Confirmations
Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled the governor cannot replace holdover state officials without Senate confirmation. State Auditor J. Jay KelIher and four others remain in office while a declaratory judgment resolves the power dispute. The decision, unanimous, said replacements lack confirmation by a Republican Senate.
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Madison
The
Senate
Gibson
Supreme Court reprimands two Wisconsin district attorneys
The Wisconsin Supreme Court reprimanded Dane County’s William Byrne and Columbia County’s David H. Bennet for ignoring a Sept 20 order to report on progress in attempts to return a federal prisoner, Marvin Fredenberg, for forgery trials in Wisconsin. A Jan 20 report is required.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Supreme Court
Timothy Brown
Dist
Attys
William Byrne
Dane County
David H. Bennet
Columbia County
Brown
Byrne
Bennett
Dane
Columbia Counties
Marvin Fredenberg
Sandstone
Minn
Mother's Killing Remains Puzzle In Black Creek Case
Flor ence Kilsdonk 28 was found slain in her Black Creek kitchen with signs of struggle. A $200 wallet find argues against robbery. Three men underwent lie detector tests after questioning as deputies seek motives. The couple's 20 month old son was unharmed but distressed.
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Black Creek
Florence Kilsdonk
Outagamie County
Calvin Spice
Brown County
Green Bay
Spice
Bob Hope Extends Rest Before 12th Overseas Tour
On doctor's orders comedian Bob Hope rests longer from eye treatment before starting his twelfth annual tour to entertain American servicemen overseas.
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Hollywood
Bob Hope
Johnson opposes atom smasher near University of Wisconsin
President Johnson indicated strong opposition to a proposed 150 million dollar atom smasher project near the University of Wisconsin possibly at Stoughton. Sen. Proxmire said no definite position was taken, stressing concerns about keeping the budget down. The White House meeting included Sen. Humphrey who left without comment and others from Wisconsin and Illinois.
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Washington
Johnson
University of Wisconsin
Stoughton
Sen
Proxmire
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Capitol
Gaylord Nelson
Ralph Huntt
Fred Harrington
Mel Price
D-Ill
Robert Kastenmeier
D-Wis
Stock Market Ends Mixed After Late Uneven Decline
New York traders moved unevenly lower in moderate volume as key stocks retreated fractions to a point. Xerox rebounded three points from Thursday's eleven percent drop, while several issues recovered from sharp losses.
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New York
Xerox
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Keliher
Guido Bahr
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