Poll shows Nixon gains lift GOP hopes after Kennedy
AP poll of 1,361 Republican leaders across all states finds Richard Nixon rising in 1964 prospects since Kennedy's death while Barry Goldwater falls from October highs. Goldwater remains the leading choice for strongest candidate, but his share is cut in half. Nixon jumps in perceived strength and nomination likelihood. Nelson Rockefeller and Henry Cabot Lodge follow, with Rockefeller gaining slightly.
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Belman Morinap
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Sen. Goldwater
Republican
Goldwater
Associated Press
Arizona
Nixon
Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Lodge
West
Johnson
Commerce okays Russian wheat permits amid stalled talks
The Commerce Department issued two conditional licenses totaling 40.6 million dollars for U S durum to Russia with terms on finance and shipping. If the Soviet side accepts the conditions, the deals may proceed though Moscow has balked at U S shipping rules.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Russia
U.S
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Area Residents Asked To Join Seal Campaign
The Monroe Anti Tuberculosis Committee reports 1897.40 collected for the Christmas Seal campaign running Nov 18 through Christmas Day. Of 4315 letters mailed over 2600 are unanswered. Contributions accepted by Wilma Heimann, secretary and treasurer, with books open until April 1. Last year $2255.25 was raised. Vernon Schillinger chairs, T. J. Burgy Jr. is vice chairman, Rudolph P. Regez is seal sale chairman.
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Monroe Anti
Monroe
Two-Second Senate Session Sets Quickie Record
A pro forma Senate session lasted two seconds as it adjourned to 10 a.m. Monday to act on final passage of a $3 billion foreign aid bill. Sen. Lee Metcalf presided and adjourned, tying a prior three-second record and leaving only Proxmire Morse and Kuchel present.
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Senate
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Sens
Proxmire
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Thomas H. Kuchel
R-Calif
Berlin City Seeks Redress Over Wall Shooting
West Berlin government directly addresses East German authorities after the Christmas Day shooting of Paul Schultz an 18 year old climber at the Berlin Wall. Western powers question jurisdiction while Britain France and the United States observe the protest as an official act.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
Willy Brandt
Britain
France
United States
Paul Schultz
British Troops Keep Peace in Cyprus Amid Tense Cease Fire
British patrols moved through Nicosia to maintain order as Greek and Turkish troops contested mixed patrols. A British soldier was wounded in Larnaca while patrols aimed to protect civilians. Cyprus sought U.N. Security Council action. Turkey denied aggression while Britain reinforced with 1 000 infantry.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Larnaca
Meditterranean
Greece
Turkey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.N. Security Council
Britain
Royal Air Force
Flames Destroy Area Farm Home Near Brodhead
A one story frame home on the George Pree farm six miles northeast of Brodhead in Rock County was destroyed by fire discovered at 8 25 p m. Fire department crews fought until 1 a m to extinguish it. Cause is undetermined. Orfordville firefighters returned at 6 a m when smoldering embers reignited. Mr. and Mrs. Pree were away on vacation. three children visiting grandparents in Mason City Illinois. Salvage work began with friends and relatives at the scene.
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Brodhead
George Pree
Rock County
Charles Ramey
Orfordville
Cardinal Cushing Plans Kennedy Memorial Mass
Cardinal Richard Cushing, archbishop of Boston, will fly to Palm Beach Florida on Saturday to celebrate a special memorial Mass for John F Kennedy.
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Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Donors Give 106 Pints in Monroe Blood Drive
Monroe Red Cross officials praised turnout after 106 pints were donated, 44 short of the 150 pint quota. Frederick Blanc reported 857 pints collected in 1963 across 11 blood mobile visits, 88 pints under the 945 quota. Next drive is January 16 in Monticello with four 1964 Monroe visits.
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Frederick Blanc
Monticello
Leo Von Moos Dies Here at 75
Leo Von Moos Sr., 75, of 1816 10th Street, died at 1 a.m. in a Green County hospital after a four year illness. A retired cheesemaker and buyer, he worked 20 years for the Ray Cheese Co. of Monroe and 15 years in area factories before moving to Monroe in 1936. Born January 12, 1888 in Sachsten Canton Unterwalden Switzerland, he came to America in 1920. He married Bertha Holderner on November 19, 1923. He leaves wife two sons and a daughter, a brother and a sister and four grandchildren. Services 1:30 p.m. Monday Stuessy funeral home. Burial Greenwood cemetery. Friends may call after noon Sunday.
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Leo von Moos
10Th Street
Green County
von Moos
Ray Cheese Co
Monroe
Sachsten
Canton Unterwalden
Switzerland
Stuessy Funeral Home
Gilman Hanson
The
Assembly of God Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Governor Joins In Battle For 500 Facing No Pay
Governor John W. Reynolds pledges to sign payroll vouchers and borrow funds to pay more than 500 state employees after a Senate rejection left Koop and Zeidler unpaid. Reynolds plans to lend $2 818.75 to cover November and December salaries. He seeks a Supreme Court ruling on the validity of the reappointments amid partisan disputes.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
State Departments of Administration and Resource Development
Howard Koop
Frank Zeidler
Koop
Reynolds
Department of Administration
Zeidler
Dena Smith
Atty
George Thompson
Senate
Thompson
Kellogg Citizens National Bank of
Green Bay
Leonard Schmitt
Merrill
State Supreme Court
Schmitt
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Truck Damaged In Fatal Mishap Near Tomah
Two drivers for Jos. Huber Brewing Co. of Monroe escaped injury after their semi-trailer collided with a car near a bridge in Tomah. Lester Naumann, 19, of Wilton was killed when his vehicle veered into the truck. The truck driver Willis Stokes Jr. and another Huber driver Robert LaBorde were uninjured. The truck, owned by Trucks Inc. of Monroe and loaned to the brewer, sustained 6 000 to 8 000 dollars in damage.
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Jos
Fred Huber
The
Brewing Company
Trucks, Inc
Monroe
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Cheddar Trade Light No Sales at Green Bay
There were no sales today at the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange in Green Bay. One car State brand pasteurized longhorns was offered at 37 cents, down a half cent, and left uncovered at the close. Bids unfilled at close included two cars State brand barrel cheese at 34 and one car State brand cheddar at 35.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Tippit Family Fund Tops $400000 In Dallas Drive
Dallas police tally shows the J. D. Tippit fund exceeding $400000 after 1500 letters processed on Thursday. Lt. V. K. Hipskind reported the total at $405,301.81 with 7 percent of mail sacks remaining to be processed at police headquarters.
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Dallas
Tex
J. D. Tippit
V. K. Hipskind
Escort resumes for Lucy Baines Johnson in Texas
Jack Olsen of Maiden Rock Wisconsin arrived at President Johnsons ranch on Thursday to resume his role as escort for 16 year old Lucy Baines Johnson in Johnson City Texas daylight visit and charges of security and propriety noted by observers.
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Johnson City
Tex
Jack
Olsen
Maiden Rock
Wis
Johnson
Lucy Baines Johnson
Rock framing costs eyed for Chandler-Connors station
Tests confirm solid rock beneath the Chandler-Connors site raising site prep costs for the new city police and fire station. The board weighs rock handling options, bid implications, and whether to blast or pre-cut rock as officials target a 1964 decision and a year-end report.
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Chandler-Connors
Jack Erb
Board of Public Works
Thomas Nugent
Ames, Torkelson and Nugent Architectural Firm
Madison
Architects Hired For Hospital Unit
Fred Glauser announced Green County signed a contract with Ames Torkelson and Nugent of Madison to draft plans for a new hospital addition. The $500000 project will be financed from hospital profits, with $100000 existing funds and a $400000 bank loan repayable over 10 years. The three floor addition includes an auditorium chapel beauty parlor and patient rooms for 100.
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Fred Glauser
Green County Special Hospital Building Committee
Green County
Ames
Dr. Guilford Dies at 91 Former State Health Official
Dr. Harry M. Guilford, 91, retired director of the division of communicable diseases for the State Board of Health, died at his Madison home on Thursday. A son, Harry G., of Green Bay, survives.
Johnson Briefs for Cyprus Talks with Erhard
President Johnson received a Cyprus intelligence briefing from CIA Director John A. McCone and prepared for a two day summit with West Germany Chancellor Ludwig Erhard. The meeting marks Erhard as the first major European leader to confer with the new U.S. president amid high level foreign affairs planning.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Cyprus
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
McCone
Johnson Ranch
Erhard
Houston
Lbj Ranch
Washington
White House
Texas
Rusk
Agriculture Freeman
Ball
Christian Herter
Freeman
City Treasurer Frebridg e Sends Tax Bills for Monroe
Monroe property owners receive tax bills by mail. Tax collection hours are 9 a.m. to noon and 1 30 to 4 p.m. weekdays, with 9 to 11 30 a.m. Saturdays and extended Friday evening hours 6 30 to 8 30 p.m. during January and February for water sewer rubbish and other bills for the last quarter of 1963. 1964 dog licenses due January 2 available at the office. The pink tax statement shows real estate and personal property breakdown.
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Eleanor B. Frederick
Monroe
Miss Frederick
Frederick
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Mary Ann) Cole
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Miss Agnes
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Recreation Park
East School
Times
Tippit Family Fund
Harvey Elmer
Jos. Kahne Lumber Co
Elmer
Planning Commission
Erhard Parley
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