Oaktron chief assails taxes at Kiwanis talk in Wisconsin
William L. Rollins president of Oaktron Industries attacked state tax policy and competition from Japan before the Kiwanis Club in Monroe. He urged a statewide sales tax to share service costs, noted Oaktron growth to 1962, and claimed unfair labor and tax practices favored foreign producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Rollins
Oaktron Industries, Inc
Wisconsin
Kiwanis Club
Rollins
Oaktron
Monroe
Kiwanis Business and Public Affairs Committee
Peoria
Kiwanis
Japan
United States
Gerhard P
Gay) Steensrud
Howard P. Olsen
Victor I. Carson
Herbert M. Ainsworth
Alvin Moritz
Wesley L. Dodge
Ernest Spring
Paul Baltzer
Arthur P. Benkert
John Ferron
D. J. Huenink
Russell J. Myers
Italy Faces Hospital Strikes By 25000 Staff Doctors
A sweeping walkout by about 25 000 staff doctors paralyzed Italian hospitals with only emergency services running. No strike limit was set, amplifying disruption across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Next Week's Menus Public School Cafeteria
Editor notes weekly menus to help mothers plan meals for high school students who eat at the cafeteria each noon. The public service item explains the plan to publish menus for the upcoming week.
Weekly school meal menu
Monday Meat loaf whipped potatoes stewed tomatoes ice cream bar bread butter milk. Tuesday Roast pork potatoes buttered peas apricot upside down cake. Wednesday Beef and noodle bake with corn relish sticks pineapple tidbits bread butter milk. Thursday Turkey pie with baking powder biscuits cheese slices peach sauce bread butter milk. Friday Salmon patty or beef patty creamed potatoes buttered green beans peanut butter cookies bread butter milk.
February Brings Milder Weather After Cold January in Monroe
After 19 days of subzero temperatures, Monroe sees milder weather as February starts with temperatures climbing from 9 to 23 degrees. Robins appear despite forecasts of 50 more snowfalls. January frost depths reach 42 inches in Douglas County and Wisconsin records dip to 47 below zero at Hatfield Dam.
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Monroe
Groundhog
Fred Ties
Brodhead
Midwest
Department of Agriculture
Douglas County
Wisconsin
Hatfield Dam
Sheppard Loses Plea To Ohio Parole Group
COLUMBUS Ohio The Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission votes 40 not to recommend any change in the second degree murder sentence of Dr Samuel H Sheppard former Bay Village osteopath convicted of killing his wife eight years ago The decision is sent to Governor James A Rhodes who may choose to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Pardon and Parole Commission
Samuel H. Sheppard
Bay Village
James A. Rhodes
Kantro Night tribute honors polio work in Monroe
The March of Dimes benefit at the Swiss Wheel raised 1150 from over 120 attendees including Mrs. Frank Kantro who traveled from Evanston Illinois. W A Bender announced her 100 gift in memory of her husband a longtime Kantro Night host. Proceeds aid birth defects arthritis and polio research and care while waitresses donated tips. Local sports figures Pat Richter and LaVerne Van Dyke attended and praised Dave Grams’ UW performance in last weekend victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Kantro
Badger
Richter
van Dyke
Times
Larry Lindgren
Kantro
Monroe
Evanston
Ill
W.A. Bender
Green County
The
National Foundation
Bender
University of Wisconsin
LaVerne van Dyke
Swiss Wheel
March of Dimes
Richard Newcomer
Dave Grams
Grams
Pauly Cheese Co. Manager dies in Green Bay
Frank A. Pauly of Green Bay and Monroe Wisconsin area died suddenly last night. He served as general manager of Pauly Cheese Co. of Wisconsin beginning January 1 1957 and was the third generation to head the firm founded in 1878. Services set for 10 a.m. Monday at St Mathews Catholic Church. Friends may call at Shower Schmacher funeral home after 3 p.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Pauly
Pauly Cheese Co
Wisconsin
Monroe
Green Bay
St. Mathew’s Catholic
Shower-Schmacher
S. Monroe
Pauly
Pauly Concern
Biernat Kidnap Vehicle Sought
Authorities intensify search for the car used to abduct Kenosha juke box distributor Anthony J. Biernat from the North Shore depot on January 7. His battered body was found in a grave at Bong Air Force Base earlier this week. A new anonymous tip placed two cars in a farmhouse driveway the night he vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Anthony J. Biernat
William Schmitt
Kenosha County
Biernat
North Shore
U S Will Resume Tests After Soviet Talks
Wisconsin Governor Reynolds faces pressure as eight county teachers colleges urge him to halt plans to phase out the 63 year old system by 1968. He threatens to remove the programs from the 1963-65 budget, freezing funding at 1.2 million with a veto risk over any replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Reynolds
State Coordinating Committee On Higher Education
Newsmen
Warren Lensmire
Wood County Teachers College
Wisconsin Rapids
Lensmire
Bert Vogel
Racine-Kenosha Teachers College
GOP lawmakers press Reynolds on tax plan before budget
Wisconsin GOP leaders say Gov. Reynolds must submit tax proposals prior to budget action. Reynolds to file budget requests next Wednesday and defer tax message to May amid revenue uncertainties. Leaders forecast a $700 million request with a $22.8 million deficit and warn of a budget aligned to current revenues if compromise fails. They criticize Reynolds on taxes and reapportionment and call Milwaukee County seat counts dogmatic.
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Madison
Republican Assembly
Reynolds
Robert Haase
Rmarinette
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Haase
GOP
Milwaukee County
Historymobile arrives in Monroe for two day exhibit
The Historymobile tour arrives in Monroe with a 70-foot tractor trailer carrying Wisconsin newspaper history items. Curators Mr. and Mrs. Tschudy plan 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. hours Saturday and 12 to 7 p.m. Sunday at the Community building.
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Mineral Point
Historymobile
Wisconsin
David Tibbits
Mark Finley
Robert Hanson
State Historical Society
Llth Street
Times
Tschudy
Jake
Platteville
West City
Highway 11
Square
11Th Street
Tschudys
Monroe Evening Times
Evening Times
Ramage
Strike Talks Resume at City Hall After Break
Mediation meetings in the 56 day old newspaper blackout resumed at City Hall today after a one day break to allow both sides time for reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City Hall
Plants To Be Studied As 1963 Conservation Unit
Green County elementary schools will study the unit Green Plants Link Plants to the Soil this spring. Rudolph T. Haskee announces the program with the Green County conservation teachers committee naming Mrs. Esther Elmer as chair. Motivation Days begin March 18 with Culmination Days set for May 9 10 13 and 14.
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Green County
Rudolph T. Haskee
Green County Conservation Teachers Committee
Esther Elmer
Ball School
Elmer
Phyllis Flannery
Davis
Tom Keegan
Juda
Allen Holtshopple
Enterprise
Virgil Wenger
Albany
Gene Proessl
Soil Conservation Service
Calvin Kraemer
Haskee
Gunhild Boswell
Anna Iverson
Storm Lashes Pacific States Across Coast and Inland
A Pacific storm system battered Northern California with swollen rivers and evacuated homes while sandbag dikes held back floodwaters near Reno Nevada. Strong winds hit the Oregon coast, and gusts reached up to 70 miles an hour on the Hawaii islands as Honolulu Harbor closed and a jetliner carrying Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth returned to Vancouver.
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San Francisco
California
Reno
Nev
Sierra
Oregon Coast
Pacific
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Queen Elizabeth of England
Prince Philip
Edmonton
Alberta
Vancouver
B.C
FRB Rejects Bank Acquisition Bids in Wisconsin
The Federal Reserve Board rejects applications by Wisconsin Bankshares Corp and Marine Corp to acquire three southern Wisconsin banks. Bankshares sought Merchants and Savings Bank of Janesville and American Bank and Trust Co of Racine. Marine Corp had bid for Beloit State Bank.
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Washington
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
Marine Corp
Wisconsin
Federal Reserve Board
Bankshares
Merchants and Savings Bank of
Janesville
American Bank and Trust Co
Racine
Beloit State Bank
Rusk Regrets Canada Action but Upholds It
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States regrets Canada’s nuclear weapons policy statement but defended it as necessary to clarify events in Ottawa. He indicated the U S would resume preparations for a Nevada underground test shot after Soviet talks broke off in New York. Rusk also warned that a prolonged Soviet troop presence in Cuba would force Washington to reassess options, stressing the goal of pulling 17 000 Soviet troops from the island.
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St. John’s
New York
Dave Grams
van Dyke
Grams
Minnesota
Richter
Wisconsin
Badger
Washington
Kennedy
Nevada
Russia
Rusk
Geneva
United States
Canada
Ottawa
Cuba
U.S
Ben
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
Britain
Guard Officers Meet Tomorrow in Monroe
The Little Blue Goose Officers Association of the 2nd Battle Group 128th Infantry 32nd Division plans a gathering in Monroe with special guests Col. Moldenhauer Lt. Col. Sherman and Maj. Enloe retired. Capt. Coplien hosts with Lts. Steurs Lockwood and Riese assisting. A 6 p.m. happy hour at the Armory, 7:30 banquet at Marco’s, then dancing. Maj. Dale K. Hake of Platteville serves as president.
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Little Blue Goose Officers Association
2Nd Battle Group
128Th Infantry
Monroe
Ft. Lewis
O. A. Moldenhauer
Sparta
128Th Regiment
William Sherman
Eau Claire
Newman Enloe
Lanaster
Dwight C. Coplien
Co. B
Stanton P. Steurs
Lee Lockwood
William Riese
Marco’s
Maj
Dale K. Hake
Platteville
The
Little Blue Goose
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Sheppard
Ohio Parole Group
Glen Pommerening
Wauwatosa
Jake Tschudy
New Glarus
Pacific States
FRB
Kremlin
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