Public Hearing On Street Map Set For March Second
City council sets March 2 public hearing on a official map showing street and planned extensions. A separate ordinance to allow Sunday pool and Cheese Day tavern hour extensions was tabled. The Cheese Day plan would extend Friday closings to 1 a.m. and Saturday to 2 a.m. with Sunday openings debated.
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O. N. Johnson
Robert E. Tschudy
Tschudy
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Monroe
Johnson
The
Times
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W. A. Stauffacher
F. P. and
T Construction
Edgerton
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Green County Board Endorses Swiss Settlement Stamp Plan
Green County Supervisors endorsed a commemorative stamp marking the 120th anniversary of the first Swiss settlement in the United States and Monroe Cheese Festival, noting no county cost beyond stationery. The board scheduled a March 16 party with Gov. Knowles as speaker and approved a full time social worker for Green County Hospital with a starting salary of 410 dollars, rising to 470 over five steps. They also backed Rock County’s rest stop study near the Wisconsin Illinois line and received county brochures praised by state officials. County agricultural agent Myron Jeglum will present slides on past year work at the March 9 meeting.
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Green County Board of Supervisors
United States
Hoesly
Allan F. Barnard
Monroe
Warren Knowles
Green County Hospital
Rock County
Newville
Pierce
Myron E. Jeglum
Sheriff Faces Contempt Trial For Altercation With Civil Rights Leader
Selma Alabama Dallas County Sheriff James G. Clark reports he struck a Negro civil rights leader after accusing him of insulting him like Hitler. The leader was struck in the mouth and may have a broken finger as he faces contempt of court charges today.
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Selma
Ala
Dallas County
James G. Clark
Hitler
Amber Lights Featured Heart Forum With Dr Middleton
Dr William S Middleton chair of the state Heart Fund Campaign spoke to more than 50 people on advances in heart disease research and treatment at a May Luchsinger Memorial Room event. He noted amber lights before a red light and cited x ray and cardiogram techs, anti coagulants, and synthetic vessels as key developments and urged public participation in heart health.
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William S. Middleton
State Heart Fund Campaign
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
May Luchsinger
Ludlow
Wisconsin Heart Association
Dm Middleton
Eisenhower
Middleton
Richard Wagner
Rolland Karlen
Frederick Voegeli
Monticello
Robert Prien
Dorothy Johnson
Robert Weckerly
Wisconsin Power and Light
Leo Share
Wisconsin Assembly eyes larger state patrol to cut deaths
The Wisconsin Assembly introduced a bipartisan bill to expand the state highway patrol from 250 to 465 officers at a cost of 2 million dollars in the first biennium and 3.2 million in the next. County patrolmen could serve within their jurisdictions with permission. Governor Knowles did not request a patrol increase.
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Madison
Wisconsin Assembly
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Frank Nikolay
Abbotsford
Assembly
Glen E. Pommerening
R-Wauhepa
the Assembly
Senate
Dr Sam Sheppard eyes court ruling on freedom return
In an exclusive interview with AP writer John Sheppard, Dr Sam Sheppard and his German-born wife Ariane Tebbenjohanns describe life after his July release from Ohio Penitentiary. They await a decision by the 6th U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati on whether his seven months of freedom will end with a return to prison amid the murder case of his first wife.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
John Sheppard
Sheppard
Cleveland
Ohio
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Marilyn
6Th
Sheppards
Rocky River
Sam
Bay Village
New York Negro Officer Promoted After Bomb Plot Exposure
Raymond Wood, 31, a rookie ten months earlier, infiltrated the Black Liberation Front in the Bronx to foil a plan to blow up the Statue of Liberty, Washington Monument, and Liberty Bell. He aided in the arrest of three Americans and a Canadian, was promoted to detective with a gold shield, and praised by Police Commissioner Murphy. Wood is a Chester South Carolina high school football alum, served in the U S Air Force, and studied at Fordham University.
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New York
Raymond Wood
Washington Monument
FBI
Wood
Bronx
Black Liberation Front
Michael J. Murphy
Murphy
Chester
S.C
U.S. Air Force
Germany
Fordham University
Lafayette Board Hears Reapportionment Plan And Budget Notes
A five member reapportionment committee was named by Lafayette County Board chair Joseph Robinson to study board size and liaise with the legislature. The county is slated to drop from 28 to 21 members based on a 864 median determinant and a population of 18 142. The panel includes Joseph Donahoe Darlington supervisor Byron Berg Blanchard Township Bernard Johnson Wiota Township Cletus Bainbridge Benton and H A Everson Gratiot. The board will hear its findings at the April meeting. Richland Center industrial group praised local efforts to attract industry and support vocational schooling. Lafayette County Fair reported a 1581 deficit for 1964 with receipts 49341 and expenses 50922 including gate 13467 and grandstand 3970. The assistant courthouse janitor Edward Blaine’s pay raised 30 monthly retroactive to Jan 1 to 275 per month.
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Joseph Robinson
Lafayette County Board of Supervisor
Joseph Baxter
Lafayette
Joseph Donahoe
Byron Berg
Blanchard Township
Bernard Johnson
Wiota
Cletus Bainbridge
Benton
H. A. Everson
Gratiot
Richland Center
John Higgins
Cecil McWilliams
Lafayette County
Edward Blaine
Grenawalt Gilt Captures Honor at Wisconsin Hog Show
R Tom Grenawalt a senior at Orfordville High School became ill with flu and could not finish showing at the 15th annual Wisconsin Spring Market Hog Show at the Dane County Fairgrounds yesterday but his Hampshire gilt earned reserve champion honors. Julie Wilson Burlington finished Grenawalt's final showing route Beloit. Dallas Grenawalt his brother won the junior show and open class honors four years ago. Other junior exhibitors Phyllis Klitzrhan Brooklyn and Patty Onsrud Verona topped breed classes. Karl Stenerson Dodgeville was among breed-judging runners-up with his Duroc entry.
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R. Tom Grenawalt
Orfordville High School
Dane County Fairgrounds
Hampshire
Julie Wilson
Burlington
Grenawalt
Route 4
Beloit
Dallas
Phyllis Klitzrhan
Route 1
Brooklyn
Duroc
Patty Onsrud
Verona
Karl Stenerson
Dodgeville
Brunkow Speaks to Green County Officers Meeting
Dr. Benjamin Brunkow spoke before a Green County Law Enforcement Association meeting in the county jail. More than 75 attended as Duane Youngblood president announced Explorer Post 549 members to work with the group including Robert Stoker Harold Pederson Carl Burkhalter Clay Hansen W. E. Deininger Carl Roderick and Donald Lewis. The assembly used a life size dummy Rescue Annie to practice mouth to mouth artificial respiration.
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Benjamin Brunkow
Green County Law Enforcement Association
Duane Youngblood
Explorer Post 549
BSA
Robert Stoker
Harold Pederson
Carl Burkhalter
Clay Hansen
Brodhead
W. E
Doc) Deininger
Carl Roderick
Donald Lewis
Annie
Soviet claims vast nuclear arsenal and peace aims
Mos cow official Sokolovsky asserted the Soviet Union possesses intercontinental and global rockets with warheads totaling 100 million tons of TNT. He cited nuclear tipped long range rockets, atomic submarines, and tactical weapons while noting measures toward easing tensions and a military spending cut of 555 million dollars.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Mar— Vasily Sokolovsky
Tony
Khrushchev
U.S
Sokolovsky
Blast Rocks Vatican Near Pope's Apartment
A dynamite blast near Pope Paul VI's residence in Vatican City damaged a door in the wall and Swiss Guard barracks. Police investigate links to protests over banning the play The Deputy. Windows were shattered within about a hundred yards.
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Vatican
Pope
Vatican City
Vatican Wall
Paul VI
Fourteen 18 Year Olds Report for Induction Exams
Fourteen 18 year olds will report tomorrow for pre induction physical examinations. Mrs Clara Ritter, clerk of the Selective Service Board, announced the group will gather at the local board office at 7 45 a m. They will depart for Milwaukee at 7 45 a m by charter bus.
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Clara Ritter
Selective Service Board
Selective Service Boar
Milwaukee
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