Six More Die In Wisconsin Traffic Toll Rising
Six more fatalities in Wisconsin over the weekend push 1964 highway toll to 133, with deaths in Kenosha and Walworth, Prairie du Chien, Hartford, Milwaukee, and Camp Lake. Victims include John Lewis Jr., 30. Jerry Ingham, 19. Andrew Schwartz, 77. Irene Schultz, 59. Peter Berfotas, 80. and Frank Russo, 24, plus other injuries in separate crashes.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
John Lewis Jr
Kenosha
Highway 15
Walworth County
East Troy
Jerry Ingham
Prairie du Chien
Highway 18
Ingham
Andrew Schwartz
Hartford
Irene Schultz
Milwaukee
Peter Berfotas
Silver Lake
Loo Line
Kenosha County
Camp Lake
Frank Russo
Driver Dozes in One-Car Crash West of Monroe
Brenum 22 of South Wayne was treated at St. Clare hospital after a one car crash on Highway 11 six miles west of Monroe at the Matthew Nall farm. He said he fell asleep at the wheel and the car struck several small trees before deputies were notified at 11 38 p m. He was dismissed after treatment. In a separate weekend incident Donald Wahl 20 of Brodhead and Charles Briggs 43 of Albany escaped injuries when a milk truck and another vehicle sideswiped on County EE three miles north of Albany. Briggs said sun glare blinded him. Also Fort Lauderdale man Howard Owen Hunter 68 former WPA head and baking institute president died Saturday. He led the WPA from 1939 to 1943 and served 18 years in federal service.
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Sucnara
Brenum
South Wayne
St. Clare Hospital
Highway 11
Monroe
Matthew Nall
Donald Wahl
Brodhead
Charles R. Briggs
Route 1
Albany
Wahl
Briggs
County EE
WPA
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Howard Owen Hunter
Federal Works Projects Administration
American Institute of Baking
Hunter
Libya rejects renewal of bases with US and Britain
Tripoli declares it will not renew treaties allowing U.S. and British bases on Libyan soil. The U.S. agreement lasts to 1971 and Britain to 1973. The Libyan reply follows criticism from President Nasser who urged an end to foreign bases. Bases include Wheelus Air Base and depots at Tripoli, Benghazi, and El Adem.
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Libya
Tripoli
United States
Britain
U.S
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Wheelus
Africa
Benghazi
el Adam
Miss Ella Stanz Dies in South Bend at 68
Miss Ella Stanz of South Bend Indiana aged 68 died unexpectedly Saturday. native of Brodhead she worked with two Stanz brothers in Stanz Cheese Co taught at Bright school and long associated with a Chicago bank. Father John Stanz died Aug 1 1929 in Oakland Calif. Survived by brothers Henry and Emil of South Bend.
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Ella Stanz
Brodhead
Stanz Cheese Co
South Bend
Ind
Sheboygan
Stanz
Bright School
Chicago
John Stanz
Oakland
Calif
Ackerman, Emmenegger and Co
Monroe
West Coast
Miss Stanz
Henry
Emil
Bartenders walk Boardwalk for Heart Fund drive in Atlantic City
About 100 bartenders and bar owners, many in taprons, marched along the Boardwalk in Atlantic City to raise money for the 1964 Heart Fund. The charity event drew local participants and supporters in a spirited fundraiser on a sunny Sunday.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Congress Poised for Tax Vote This Week
Congress eyes quick passage of the $11.5 billion tax cut as the Senate prepares to begin civil rights debates led by Senator Mansfield. A filibuster by Southern opponents is anticipated once the bill is brought up, with other agenda items including a cotton-wheat bill and a $16.9 billion defense authorization. Baker finances to be examined publicly Tuesday by the Senate rules committee.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Judiciary Committee
Mansfield
Senate House
House
Senate Committee
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Senate Democrats
Baker
Packers Guests At Sports Night
Packers guests at St. Victor's annual sports night included Jerry Kramer and Henry Jordan of the Green Bay Packers with the school basketball teams. They spoke, answered questions, and screened the film 1963 Packer Highlights. Kenneth R. Scheider led as general chairman with Rolland E. Karlen publicity, Robert M. Bussen master of ceremonies, Leander E. Kirsch ticket, Bernard Purcell food, and Raymond A. Hughes hall chairman.
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Made Wanovy
St. Victor’s
Jerry Kramer
Henry Jordan
Green Bay Packers
St. Victor's
Packers
Kenneth R. Scheider
Rolland E. Karlen
Robert M. Bussen
Leander E. Kirsch
Bernard Purcell
Food
Raymond A. Hughes
Hall
Cheese Demand Fair in Madison Wisconsin Market
The Madison Wisconsin cheddar market shows steady conditions with fair to good demand. Supplies are adequate for large styles and fully ample for small styles, with good demand for aged cheese but low overall availability. Prices range around 36 to 39 percent for various formats including blocks and daisies.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Kashmir Ambush Strain as Indian Police Missing After Cross Border Clash
Twenty three Indian policemen are missing after Pakistani forces crossed the cease fire line near Keran in Kashmir. New Delhi protests to the United Nations. Prime Minister Nehru's Congress party hints Pakistan may timed the ambush to influence Chou Enlai during his visit.
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New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Indian Defense Ministry
U.N
Keran
Srinagar
Nehru’ Congress Party
Chou
Mohammed Ayub Khan
China
Ayub
United States
Waington
U.S
Jordan girl Patsy Salesman honored at Wisconsin Holstein meeting
Patsy Salesman 19 of Jordan Township received an engraved plaque at the Wisconsin Holstein Association annual convention in Kenosha for winning the Junior Progress Breeder contest of 1963. She is a Green County 4-H leader with多 extensive dairy exhibits and Farm Bureau leadership roles.
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Jordan Township
Patsy Salesman
Wisconsin Holstein Association
Kenosha
Miss Salesman
Lawrence Salesman
Salesman
Patsy
Green County
Farm Bureau
Monroe High School
Dobson, Co. H Veteran, Dies in Madison VA Hospital
World War I veteran and Blanchardville resident Dobson, 71, died at 1 p.m. in the Madison VA hospital. He served with Co. H, 40th Division, married Rose Winzenried in 1922, and operated the Blanchardville hotel with her. Survivors include his wife, son Herbert, daughter Phyllis Bredeson, a sister, six grandchildren, and a Madison sister. Military rites will be at Blanchardville Methodist church with burial in Graceland cemetery. calling hours at Saether funeral home after 6 tonight.
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Wunam
Dobson
Blanchardville
Co. H
Monroe
Madison
Mineral Point
Thomas
Nancy Wineland Dobson
Blanchardville American Legion
Blanchardville Methodist Church
Dale Shotts
American Legion
Graceland Cemetery
Saeth Fer
Heart Sunday canvass totals $1300 in donations
Complete returns from the Heart Sunday house to house canvass show a total of 1300 dollars. Mrs. Walter J. Kubly served as general chair with ward chairmen and precinct teams assisting. The event was sponsored by Alpha Zeta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority.
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Heart
Walter J. Kubly
Alpha Zeta Chapster
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Courthouse Corridors Undergoing Face Lift
The first and second corridors of the Courthouse and two vaults are redecorated by Charles Ruch. Fourteen years ago he decorated the Courthouse, and this is the first time the walls have been washed or repainted. The two vaults under renovation are in the county clerk and treasurer offices.
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Charles Ruch
Madison West and Madison Central in regional tourney at Monroe
Madison area fans will see two Badger league teams Madison West and Madison Central join Middleton in a Monroe regional tourney on March 6. Central faces Middleton at 7 pm, Monroe plays Madison West at 8:30 pm, with winners meeting March 7 for a spot in sub sectional action.
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Monroe
Badger
Madison
Madison West
Madison Central
Middleton
Badger League
Monroe High School
Sauk Prairie
Mt. Horeb
River Valley
Wisconsin Dells
Platteville
Brodhead High School
Albany
Orfordville
Beloit Turner
Brodhead
Milton
South Wayne
Argyle
Monticello
Judo
Fieldhouse
Johnson plans action on wheat shipments amid union boycott
Washington says President Johnson has a plan of action if maritime unions continue to boycott loading wheat to Communist nations. A spokesman declined to detail the plan. Assistant press secretary Malcolm Kilduff said John son believes AFL CIO chief George Meany will urge unions to act responsibly. Johnson asked Secretary of Labor Wirtz to convene an afternoon tieup of multimillion dollar wheat shipments. Wirtz had just returned from Florida after failed talks with the unions.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Asst
Malcolm Kilduff
George Meany
AFL Cio
Four Die In Toll Bridge Crash In Camden Vicinity
Four people died when a car from Camden crossed into three lanes of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge and struck a Philadelphia bound vehicle carrying Craven L. Goodman Sr. 38 his wife Maxine 33 and Carm el F. Gardner 33. Driver Gordon Martorano 20 of Camden may have fallen asleep at the wheel.
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Camden
Benjamin Franklin
Gordon Martorano
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Craven L. Goodman Sr
Maxine
Carmel F. Gardner
Nelson faction wins 10th District Democratic caucus
In Ladysmith the Nelson faction claims a narrow victory at the 10th District caucus over Reynolds and Lucey with 15 percent of delegate votes. Gov Reynolds and national committeeman Lucey attend. Hanson urges multi-county support as party insiders discuss future leadership in Madison. Jeanette Swed announces bid for national committeewoman, challenging incumbent Mrs Wes Phillips. Rep Lester Johnson pledges re election in a reapportioned 9th District while facing two Republicans.
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Associated Press
Nelson
Ladysmith
Sen
J . Louis Hanson
Gov. Reynolds
Patrick Lucey
Capitol
Madison
Lester Johnson
Alvin O’konski
Vernon W. Thomson
Jean
Carpenter To Become End Coach of Vikings
Lew Carpenter retires as a Packers player and will join the Minnesota Vikings as an end coach. A Arkansas native and 1954 NFL rookie with the Detroit Lions, he also spent time with the Browns before joining Green Bay in 1959.
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Carpenter
Vikings
Green Bay Packers
Lew Carpenter
Minnesota Vikings
Coach Carpenter
Arkansas
Detroit Lions
Lions
Cleveland Browns
Packers
Pilot Survives 1000-Foot Fall With Parachute Malfunction
Oakknoll Naval Hospital in Oakland treats Lt Edward A Dickson a Wyoming Pa native for a broken right leg after he fell 1000 feet from a disabled A4 Skyhawk. The parachute did not open and he landed in a snow drift hitting a pine tree. He plans to fly again.
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Oakland
Calif
Edward A. Dickson
Dickson
Wyoming
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Partin's Story Hits by Witness at Hoffa Trial
Lawrence N. Steinberg, longtime Toledo Teamsters local president, testified he was with Hoffa in Nashville 1962 and cannot recall seeing Edward G. Partin in Hof fa's hotel suite. Partin, a Baton Rouge Teamsters official, links Hoffa to alleged jury tampering through multiple conversations in Hoffa's hotel room and suite.
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Chattasxuuu Arena
Teamsters
James Hoffa
Hoffa
Nashville
Lawrence N. Steinberg
Toledo
Steinberg
Edward G. Partin
Partin
Baton Rouge
First limb transplant from corpse to live patient reported
Two doctors from Peter Bent Brigham Hospital announced that Ecuadorian sailors right hand was grafted from a cadaver in Guayaquil. The operation, performed last week, involved a 28 year old man who had lost his hand in an accident.
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Buston UK
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Guyaquil
Ecuador
Woman Joins Dallas Jury in Ruby Oswald Case
Dallas The third juror in Jack Ruby's murder trial was sworn in, Mrs Mildred McCollum a secretary and mother of six. She testified she saw part of the televised shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald and described her Kennedy era shock. Defense seeks Texas Supreme Court ruling on TV witnesses disqualifying them from juror duty.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Mildred McCollum
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Austin
Joe B. Brown
McCollum
Joe Tonnhill
Texas
Kennedy
Brown
Tonnhill
George Templin
Texas Supreme Court
Templin
Melvin Belli
Belli
Judge Luebke Opens February Court Term
Judge Arthur L. Luebke opened the February term of Circuit Court at 2 30 this afternoon with pre trial conferences. Five cases were listed to be scheduled for trial or passed to the next term unless settled. Du Pont scion dies in Wilmington Lamont du Pont Jr 54 a great great grandson of the founder of the Du Pont Co died Saturday after a long illness He was vice president of Wilmington Trust Co
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Luebke
Arthur L. Luebke Callea
Circuit Court
DU Pont
Wilmington
Del
Lammont du Pont Jr
the du Pont Co
du Pont Jr
Wilmington Trust Co
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