Monona Grove Beats Monroe In Key Badger Conference Duel
In front of a 2700 strong crowd, Monroe tops Monona Grove 67 62 to claim first place at 11 1 in the Badger Conference. Jim Dearth hits clutch 15 footers late, Keith Burington pours in 33 for the Cheesemakers, while Dennis Riddle scores 31 for the Eagles.
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Lee Fernstaedt
Wisconsin
Monroe
Monona Grove
Cheesemakers
Lee Mitchell
Jim Dearth
Jim
Keith Burington
Burington
Mon
Monona
Mitchell
Dave Holling
Jim Bidlingmaier
Dave
Frank Hlavac
Jeff Swanson
The
Dennis Riddle
Tom McKay
Wayne Fielder
Times
Soldier Admits Bizarre Slaying Took Wife’s Body On Long Journey
Wisconsin soldier Sp 4 Douglas A. Dahike, 27, charged in Reno with murdering his wife Gloria Jean, 26, whose body was found buried in the Oshkosh cellar after a cross country trip in the trunk of his car. Dahike, who filed for divorce in Oshkosh court and sought custody of their 6-year-old son Eric, reportedly described the slaying to authorities.
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Wisconsin
California
Nevada
Reno
Nev
Douglas A. Dahilke
Gloria’ Jean
Oshkosh
Harry A. Guenther
Dahike
Eric
Arthur Miller
Soviet Squad Executes Moscow Mad Killer
Moscow reports Vladimir Ionesyan, dubbed the mad killer, was executed by firing squad after being accused of murdering five people and assaulting a girl. His mistress Alevtina Dmitrieva received 15 years in prison. Ionesyan, a former comedy singer, and Dmitrieva were tried at a secret location for slaying two women and three boys, terrorizing Moscow for two months before his arrest. Typhoon traps ships in the Japan Sea, Moscow Radio reports.
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Moscow
Vladimir Ionesyan
Tass
Ionesyan
Alevtina Dmitrieva
Supreme Court
Monroe High Student Science Fair Opens with Demos
The Monroe High School science fair continues tonight with more than 30 displays from 7 to 9 pm in the Lecture Hall. Dr. Milton Pella of the University of Wisconsin will speak at 2 pm on New Trends in Science Education, followed by an elaborate Bell Telephone Wisconsin Telephone and United Telephone demonstration at 3 pm. Edmund R. Anderson chairs the event highlighting student work across science classes.
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Monroe High School
Milton Pella
University of Wisconsin
Bell Telephone Co
Wisconsin Telephone Co
United Telephone Co
Edmund R. Anderson
U S Girl Finally Wins First Medal at Winter Olympics
In Innsbruck Austria Jean Saubert of Lakeview Oregon wins bronze in the women’s slalom securing the United States first medal of the ninth Winter Games. The jury found no gate violation on her second run after deliberation, while Lidia Skoblikova and Claudia Boyarskikh lead Soviet medal sweep and the Goitschel sisters top the podium in a dramatic alpine event.
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Innsbruck
Austria
United States
Jean Saubert
Lakeview
Ore
Miss Saubert
Lidia Skoblikova
Claudia Boyarskikh
Oregon
Lucy Ball Will Drop TV Show After Season
Lucy Ball and CBS president James C Aubrey Jr announce the ending of The Lucy Show after this season. Ball plans more time for Desilu, the Hollywood company she runs as president.
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Lucy Ball
New York
Lucille Ball
Lucy Show
Miss Ball
James C. Aubrey Jr
Televsion
Columbia Broadcasting System
Desilu
Hollywood
Baker Data Stirs Partisan Dispute
Senate Rules Committee wrestles with conflict over Robert G. Baker probe into television time bought for a station owned by President Johnson's family. Albert G. Young testified that White House aide Walter Jenkins denied knowledge of the deal, while Don Reynolds testified of Jenkins’s involvement. Lawmakers clash over implications and call for further witness testimony.
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Washington
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Johnson
Albert G Young
Senate Rules Committee
B. Everett Jordan
D-Nc
Young
White House
Walter Jenkins
Austin, Tex
Don B. Reynolds
Jenkin
Jordan
Hugh Scott
Jenkins
Mid-Atlantic Stainless Steel Co
Reynolds
Aguinaldo Ailing After Latest Heart Attack
General Emilio Aguinaldo 94, veteran Philippine revolutionary leader, was reported resting well today following another heart attack.
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Aguinaldo
Manila
Emilio Aguinaldo
Torch Book Orders Reach Over Two Million Copies
The Associated Press reports 2 355 000 orders for The Tor e Is Passed about Kennedy s assassination and the fateful weekend. Production runs 400 000 weekly with 1 465 000 shipped so far. Books cost $2, mail orders remain open with no early cutoff. Monroe Evening Times has limited copies at $2 and a direct shipment is planned. Readers are urged to use the Page 2 coupon.
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Associated Press
Kennedy
Monroe Evening Times
Bendinger Rites Set in Milwaukee Suburb
Funeral services will be held in suburban Wauwatosa Monday afternoon for Henry J. Bendinger, former owner and president of the old Milwaukee Brewers baseball club in the American Association from 1932 to 1941.
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Bendinger
Milwaukee
Wauwatosa
Henry J. Bendinger
Milwaukee Brewers
Ranger 6 Near Moon On Precise Trajectory to Mare Tranquillitatis
Pasadena scientists celebrate Ranger 6 heading toward the moon, aiming for Mare Tranquillitatis with a 150 mile target circle. If successful, it will capture over 3,000 pictures as six cameras record surface details before impact, aiding early lunar mapping and future manned missions.
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Pasadena
Calif
Monroe
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Sea of Tranquility
Earth
Ranger 6
Wisconsin gains lead 1963 with 3200 factory jobs added
Gov. John Reynolds said Wisconsin set a new expansion peak since 1956 with 3200 factory jobs added and 6.2 million square feet of plant space in 1963 while addressing Lucey’s anti-Semitism remark on Rabinovitz’s judge appointment. He noted Pre-Ida Foods potato plant plans were canceled as farmers failed to meet price.
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Madison
John Reynolds
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Patrick J. Lucey
I J
David Ra
Binovitz
U.S
I Reynolds
Lucy
Rabinovitz
Stocks End Up At Higher Level In January 1964
The Dow Jones average rose to 785.54 for January up 22.39 points while the Associated Press average of 60 stocks gained 5.1 to 200.6. January showed reinvestment demand as blue chips led gains though profit taking and switching tempered progress. NYSE volume totaled 22,664,120 shares, down from the prior week’s 25,301,979.
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Dow Jones
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Dutch Ship Sinks Off Norway Coast
A Dutch coastal freighter sank off Norway's southwest coast reported by a Dutch coastal station. The crew abandoned ship and took to lifeboats as rescue efforts began along the Norwegian shores.
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Farsund
Norway
Wisconsin 1964 Auto Toll Rises to Seventy Seven
The Associated Press reports the 1964 Wisconsin highway toll reached 77 after multiple crashes. Youth Douglas L. Freund, 18, of Fond du Lac died in a one vehicle crash on Highway 149. Elijah Chambers, 37, of Ra vine died in a Kenosha area rollover. Roger Uphoff, about 50, of Oregon injured in a two vehicle crash on Highway 138. Two patrolmen injured in Kenosha. Earlier fatalities included William Dubois, 66, and wife Mary, 34, in an Interstate 9 crash near Janesville and sisters Marie Dotson, 50, and Elizabeth Uecke, 72, in a head on crash at Highway 18 and Waukesha Trunk BB.
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Associated Press
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Douglas L. Freund
Roger Uphoff
Oregon
Wis
Highway 138
Stoughton
Elijah Chambers
Ravine
Iield
Kenosha
Donald Bryges
Richard Wachs
Chambers
William Dubois
New Richmond
Mary
Janesville
Dubois
Marie Dotson
Elizabeth Uecke
Sullivan
Waukesha
Firemen Extinguish Electric Motor Blaze at Doherty Home
Monroe firemen were summoned to the F. B. Doherty residence this morning to control a fire that began in an electric motor on a washing machine. A loose connection on a gas stove caused a blaze near the Dallas Whitaker trailer at 700 block of 17th street. Alarm rang at 2:20 p.m. yesterday. Fire Chief Josef J. Benkert said the pilot light ignited wood on the stove front. Damage to the stove was minor.
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Monroe
F. B. Doherty
Dallas Whitaker
17Th Street
Josef J. Benkert
Radio pioneer dies at 63 in Mayo Clinic Rochester
Milwaukee advertising and promotions expert Lewis Herzog who ran WIMJ in its early years died of cancer Friday at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. He was 63 and known for shaping Milwaukee radio during its formative era.
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Milwaukee
Lewis Herzog
WIMJ
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Greeks and Turks Accept Allied Cyprus Police Plan
London reports Greece and Turkey accepted a NATO led plan to deploy a 10 000 strong peace keeping force on Cyprus with 2 000 from the United States. The move aims to curb inter communal clashes while Archbishop Makarios may veto unless the force reports to the UN Security Council.
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London
Greece
Turkey
Britain
Bui
Cyprus
Commonwealh
Duncan Sandys
Feridun Cemal Erkin
Erkin
Atlantic Allian
Sandy
East Mediterranean
Ankara
Athens
Ioannis Paraskevopoulos
Makarios
U.N. Security Council
Soviet Union
NATO
United States
West Germany
Italy
France
Illinois Cigaret Tax Yield Down
CHICAGO The Illinois Department of Revenue reports a drop of more than $500 000 in state cigarette taxes for the first 30 days of 1964 Director Harry L Hulman says tax collections as of Jan 30 were a little over $3 5 million versus more than $4 million for the same period in 1963 He cites the U S surgeon general's report on smoking and health as the cause and warns the state could lose more than $6 million this year if the trend continues.
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Chicago
Illinois Department of Revenue
Harry L. Hulman
Hulman
U.S
Defiant tax rebel finishes 28 day term in Rye
Dr Webster Stover, 61, former Arnold College president, completed 28 days in jail after defying a Rye ordinance by hanging tags from a washline on his front lawn to protest what he called unjust tax assessments on his property. He plans to sue Rye for false arrest after the case reached the U S Supreme Court, which did not act on his appeal.
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Rye
N.Y
Colege
Webster Stover
Arnold College
New Haven
U.S. Supreme Court
Stover
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