Lawrence Huber Succumbs at 52
Lawrence E. Huber 52 a Postville area farmer died on arrival at St. Clare Hospital Monroe at 10 30 p m Thursday Feb 13 after a six months illness He was born Jan 19 1917 in Blanchard Lafayette County son of Casper and Elizabeth Huber He married Leona Verena Luchsinger Nov 24 1936 in Monroe He farmed in the New Glarus Postville area and served as an officer of Walnut Grove Cheese Co He coached the Sodbusters tug of war team Surviving are his widow mother a daughter a son a brother and four sisters with two brothers and two parents deceased Funeral arrangements are pending at Saether Funeral Home Blanchardville
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Postville
Lawrence E. Huber
Blanchardville
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Mr. Huber
Blanchard
Lafayette County
Casper
Elizabeth Meadt Huber
Farmer Grove
Leon
Elizabeth Huber
Argyle
Russell
Connie) Anderson
Madison
Larry
Victorville
Calif
Michael
New York City
John Strobe
Casper Sr
Saether
Funer
King of Mafia Is Dead at 71
Vito Genovese, the diminutive yet feared Mafia boss of the 1950s, died at 2:30 a.m. EST at the medical center for federal prisoners in Springfield Missouri. He was 71 and had been treated for congestive heart failure for more than two months while serving a narcotics trafficking sentence. Genovese faced 13 indictments, and federal agents believed he still controlled La Cosa Nostra from prison.
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Washington
Vito Genovese
Springfield
Justice Department
Genovese
la Cosa Nostra
Mafia
Pop Concert Set For Argyle School Sunday Afternoon
The Argyle High School presents its second annual pop concert on Sunday February 16 at 2 30 p m in the Argyle School gym. The Senior Band A Cappella Choir Madrigal Singers and Choir directed by Don Schoenick will be joined by special accompanists Richard Larson Linda Hartwig and Tom Arnot. A Dixieland group and several instrument trios perform with an informal setup and intermission treats.
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Harlan Emberson
Argyle High School
Don Schoenick
Times
Argyle School
Madrigal
Richard Larson
Linda Hartwig
WSUP
Tom Arnot
AHS
Sirhan case outlined in Kennedy killing trial
AP reports in Los Angeles that prosecutor David N. Fitts outlined the first degree murder case against Sirhan Bishara Sirhan. Sirhan, 24, born in Jordan, has lived in the United States since age 12 and has been labeled an Arab nationalist. The piece notes the quotation about doing it for country without specifying the country.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
David N. Fitts
Jordan
United States
UW Campus Rebellion Continues Amid National Guard Presence
Leaders of the Madison campus disturbances vow to persist for a fourth day as Gov Knowles deploys 1900 Guardsmen to back police. Demonstrators, including about 10 000 marchers led by Black students, target State Street and University Ave with planned pickets and mobile units.
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N.C
National
Vietnam
State Street
University Ave
Madison
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State Capitol
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Columbia
Warren Knowles
National Guard
Hayden
Gettoes
Oshkosh
Young Americans For Freedom
YAF
San Francisco State College
Harakawa
Humphry
Torch March Sparks Student Protest at Capitol
A 10 000 student torch march from the UW campus to the state capitol in Madison drew praise for activist Tom Hayden and featured SDS sponsors. CBS cameras were barred as Hayden denounced university unrest and War protests, while clashes and armband politics surfaced around the campus.
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Tom Hayden
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Jim Beer
Monroe Evening Times
SCS
CBS
West Coast
Argyle Gets Key To Industrial Growth
The Argyle Chamber of Commerce hosted a dinner at Bureson's Restaurant for Argyle Industries officials as they move into a new $165,000 plant on main hill. Chicago firm, now employing seven, plans to grow to 35 by year one and possibly 100 within five years. The Argyle Industrial Development Corp owns the building under a 20 year land contract. The seven directors include Willard Soper as president and Alfred Schild as secretary. the group attracted $33,000 private funding, another $33,000 loan, and a $99,000 SBA loan to spur local employment and keep youth in Argyle.
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Willard Soper
Argyle Industrial Development Corp
Bill Ehrman
Richard Winter
Argyle Industries Inc
Argyle Chamber of Commerce
Bureson
Argyle Industries
Main Hill
AIDC
Alfred Schild
Dallas Harrison
Coral Erickson
Myron Erickson
Robert Wenger
Paul Philipson
Chester Tollakson
Donald Rossing
Noted Sheboygan Doctor Dr. Noel Braun Dies in Bahamas Mystery
Dr. Noel Peter Braun 38 a Sheboygan orthopedic surgeon and former Monroe doctor died after being found unconscious in Nassau Bahamas He had disappeared from Sheboygan earlier and was hospitalized after an earlier escape attempt cause of death listed as kidney failure Autopsy planned His wife Roma and two children survived His movements in Sheboygan included bars and a male companion He owned a rented Jaguar and his car was found near the Sheboygan River Officials speculate a possible ice drowning Details about his birth in Cape Town education in England and career moves through The Monroe Clinic and The Sheboygan Clinic are noted.
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Noel Peter Braun
Sheboygan
Monroe
Nassau
Bahamas
Princess Margaret Hospital
Braun
Roma
Dr. Braun
Capetown
South Africa
Black River
Sheboygan River
Anchorage
England
Monroe Clinic
Sheboygan Clinic
Monroe Hotel Sold to Local Investment Group
The Monroe Hotel owned by Paul Dannerbeck since March 1952 was sold to a local investment group. Mr and Mrs Howard Flannery will manage from about March 15, moving from Times Apartments to the hotel. The Lone Wolf Investment Club will form Monroe Hotel Corp. The cellars lounge, The Cellar, will remain in operation.
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Monroe
Paul Dannerbek
Howard
Red) Flannery
Flannerys
Lone Wolf Investment Club
The
Monroe Hotel Corp
Flannery
Times
Dannerbeck
Louise
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David Moen
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