Witness Tells Of Hoffa Plans For Jury Moves
In Chattanooga a Teamsters official Edward Partin testified Hoffa spoke of reaching jurors in the Nashville 1962 trial. Partin said Hoffa invited him to Nashville and discussed talking to jurors while defense and Justice Department officials were in contact with him. The judge allowed Partin’s testimony, rejecting claims he was planted by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Edward Grady Partin
Baton Rouge
Hoffa
Partin
Nashville
U.S. Dist
Frank Wilson
Justice Department
Wilson
Washington
Daniel Maher
Maher
Attorney General To Speak Tonight
George Swumpcon will be the guest speaker at the Stateline District Jaycee quarterly meeting in Monroe Country Club. A smorgasbord dinner starts at 7 p.m. with program and meeting to follow. State Jaycee president L James Leit and national director John Langer are among attendees. district vice president Kenneth Sundseth presides. co chairs Arthur Swain and Jack Kessenich. Over 100 people from Edgerton Janesville Beloit Elkhorn Brodhead Whitewater Clinton and Monroe expected to attend.
Kramer Jordan to headline St Victor's Sports Banquet
Green Bay Packers stars Jerry Kramer and Henry Jordan were named the featured speakers for St. Victor's Third Annual Sports Banquet at the parish school. The event Monday at 7 p.m. supports the St. Victor's Athletic Fund with a lunch and program, tickets sold at local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Victor's
Henry Jordan
Jerry Kramer
Green Bay Packers
Kenneth Kneider
Monroe
St. Victor’s
Schneider
Times
Kenneth R. Schneider
Ruf
Schuetze’s
North Central Public Service Corp
Kramer
Jordan
Packers
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Brown
University of Virginia
Olive
Henry
Butch
Terry
University of Idaho
St. Ictor’s Athletic Fund
Rights Pickets Continue At Milwaukee Schools
Civil rights picketing stretched into a second day at three Milwaukee public schools. An incident involved police blocking a bus doorway as Assemblymen Raymond Lathan and Isaac Coggs attempted to board with a line of Negro students being escorted from the 12th Street school to Sherman school. Police faced questions from Lathan as several officers reinforced the blockade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Raymond Lathan
Isaac Coggs
12Th Street
Sherman School
Lathan
Swiss Mart Steady on Cheddar As Supplies Dim
Swiss Mart reports steady cheese markets with demand fair to good. Aged cheddar in strong demand but light supply. 40-pound blocks tightly held. Single daisies abundant, other styles adequate. Cheddar prices about 38 percent. 40-pound blocks 26 to 30. single daisies 38. long horns 38 to 39. midgets 37 and 44 percent. Swiss cheese steady with adequate to short top grades and lower grades rising. Blocks priced at 44 to 45, B 41 to 49, C 38 to 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
asaDisu
Wisconsin
Dutch Queen Announces Princess Irene Engagement Falls
Queen Juliana said on a broadcast that plans for Princess Irene's engagement have fallen through. Irene, 24, had been linked to a mystery Spanish suitor and the romance sparked government concern as she remains second in line for the throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Nauue
Seureranas
Irene
Juliana
Netherlands
Beckwith Case Defense Starts
Jackson Mississippi defense calls new witnesses in bid to dismantle the state's case against Byron De La Beckwith charged with murder. Judge aims to wrap up the 10 day trial by Thursday after 35 witnesses and testimony about the Evers slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Mardy Lot
Greenwood
Dist
William L. Waller
Beckwith
Medgar Evers Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Waller
F. G. Bratley
Jackson
Evers
AMC Sets Sales Mark But Net Earnings Drop
Detroit based Motors Corp reports record quarterly sales of 319.43 million in the first quarter of its 1964 fiscal year. Net earnings fall to 10.97 million from 12.15 million a year earlier. Rambler car sales totaled 147,625 units, a new quarterly record, surpassing the prior 146,202 in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retroit Anaes Ail Motors Corp
Toda
Rambler
Thomas Coleman Rites Tomorrow
Funeral rites for Thomas E F Coleman 70 Madison industrialist and longtime Republican leader will be held tomorrow at 10 a m in St Paul’s Catholic chapel Madison. Coleman died at home after a long cancer illness leaving widow two sons and a daughter. He led Wisconsin GOP activities including state chairman 1943 to 1947 and headed the Madison Kipp Corp presidency since 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas EF. Coleman
Madison
St Paul's Catholic Chapel
State Street
Coleman
Farwell Drive
Madison-Kipp Corp
Robert A. Taft
Monroe
Mr. Coleman
Aurora
Ill
Harvester
Central High School
University of Chicago
Madison-Kipp
Thomas Coleman
Embassay Bombing Triggers Cyprus Evacuation
Emergency airlift begins as anti American violence intensifies in Cyprus. The U S embassy was bombed Tuesday night wounding a Marine guard and destroying two cars. Ambassador Wilkins orders voluntary evacuations to Beirut. Archbishop Makarios denounces the attack as the work of criminals. Pan Am jets shuttle Americans to Beirut. first flight carries 27 women and 46 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Atone Ican
a/ Marine
U.S
Fraser Witkins
Beirut
Lebanon
Markarios
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Makarios
U.N. Security Council
iThe
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Wilkins
George McFarland
Cleveland School Board Votes to Integrate Negro Pupils
Cleveland officials agreed to integrate 800 Negro students into predominantly white schools with daily transportation from an overcrowded Negro area. The plan proposes ending class transportation as a policy and follows civil rights protests that included demonstrations and door blockages at the downtown board offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland School Board
East Side
United Freedom Movement
School Board
Farmer Hunting Rats Killed in Rifle Mishap
A Northfield area farmer and father of eight, Oscar Hagen, 58, was found dead after a rifle discharged while he clipped a fence during a rat control outing. Jackson County Coroner John Noble said Hagen slipped, triggering the .22 caliber rifle as he attempted to cross on his two farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares
Iffield
Wis
Oscar Hagen
Northfield Area
Jackson County
John Noble
Hagen
Rotation Hold Seen Corn Crop Outlook Dark in Wisconsin
Wisconsin faces a poor 1964 corn crop outlook due to prolonged drought. University of Wisconsin soil expert Art Peterson and State Climatologist Marvin Burley warn subsoil moisture is depleted and only above normal rains in April and May can restore supply. They advise changing planting rotation to corn on corn rather than last year’s alfalfa to conserve moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Peterson
Marvin Burley
Feterson
Tax Bill Faces Further Tussles
Senate Democrats battle a Republican move to repeal the 10 percent excise tax on jewelry watches luggage cosmetics and furs as the $11.6 billion tax cut bill nears passage. A separate panel defeated Ribicoff’s college education tax break and Morton’s repeal amendment failed, signaling the bill will keep most revenue provisions intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Thurston B. Morton
Rky
Everett M. Dirksen
Administration
Morton
Treasury
House
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Stock Trend Mixed Du Pont Gains Rally for S&Ls
In New York the market showed an irregular afternoon with Du Pont rising by more than a dozen points and holding a nine point gain later. Savings and loan holding companies advanced strongly on reports of firmer interest rates, while most major stocks posted fractional gains or losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Pont
New York
Police Chief backs fines to curb parking meter viols Monroe
Police Chief Henry S Hefty urged council support for measures to cut rising meter violations in Monroe after reporting 43 203 meters tickets in 1963 up 1219 from 1962. Ruth Severson issued 33 590 tickets. juvenile referrals rose 85 percent. Mayor Evans urged fewer tickets and more warnings, noting police work as preventive and deterrent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Hefty
Monroe
Ruth E. Severson
Halty
Motor Vehicle Department
Orville RK. Evans
Firemen Thank Aldermen After United Decision
Monroe aldermen voted unanimously to accept low bids for a combined fire police station and to proceed with plans for a new city hall. The decision ended months of debate and faced opposition from a mayoral advisory committee. The project totals included bids around 189000 with costs adjusted by economy measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Josef J. Benkert
Connors-Chandler
City Hall
O. N. Johnson
Board of Public Works
Joseph Kuhne Lumber Co
Brandenberg Plumbing and Heating
Madison
Ames, Torkelson and Nugent
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Victor
AMC
Art Peterson
University of Wisconsin
Cain
GOP
Tony Lux
Monroe High School
Lux
E. B. Lux
8Th Street
Schmitz
United
11Th Street
18Th Avenue
Post Office
Connors
Chandler
Howe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!