Parrilli Attack Told by Witness
Ray Messmaker a 33 year old suburban Pale Heights man told police he was attacked without provocation by Tony Parrilli before Parrilli was fatally shot at Willowbrook Bowling Lanes. The shooting occurred during a party at the venue partly owned by Bears star Mike Ditka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tony Parrilli
Ray Messmaker
Pale Heights
Parrilli
Robert Winthers
Willowbrook
Winthers
Messmaker
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
DuPage County State’s Attorney's
Rosen
Next Week's Menus Public Service for School Cafeteria
Editor notes help mothers plan dinners as menus for the upcoming week are published for high school students who eat at the cafeteria at noon. Each entry lists daily offerings and meal options.
Weekday School Meals Menu Summary
Tuesday features meatballs and spaghetti with green salad and peach sauce. Wednesday serves ham with scalloped potatoes and green beans. Thursday offers chili and a ground meat sandwich with fruit jello. Friday provides fish sticks with potatoes and cole slaw.
New Year Baby Robert Leonard Wins Green County Stork Derby
Robert Edward Leonard was born at 6 18 a m weighing nine pounds fourteen ounces twenty two inches long at St Clare hospital making him the 1964 Green County Stork Derby winner. He is the seventh boy in a row to claim the title amidst twenty one prior winners since 1946. His parents Mr Mrs Paul Leonard Route 4 Monroe will receive gifts from local merchants and reign as New Year Baby. Grandparents are Robert Baehler Argyle and Mrs Mary Leonard Hollandale.
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Robert Edward Leonard
Robert
Paul Leonard
Route 4
Monroe
Leonard
Beverly
Gregory
Dennis
Steven
Barbara
Patricia
St. Clare Hospital
Jeron Jacobson
Blanchardville
Daryl Severson
Brodhead
Orvin Hanna
Verona
David Hanson
Darlington
Donald Huseman
Rockton
Lavern Stietz
Gratiot
Martin Makos
Argyle
Green County
Makos
Lafayette County
Robert Edward
Kay Ann Wise
Shirl Wise
Robert Baehler
Mary Leonard
Hollandale
Lillian Baehler
Youth Charged In Knife Death In Beloit Becomes Case
Beloit 18 year old John P Webster charged with first degree murder and attempted murder after New Year brawl in a Beloit parking lot left Charles Hansen 19 dead from an abdominal stab wound and Larry A Marsgis 19 injured with a punctured lung. Eight others faced battery and concealed weapons charges. A preliminary hearing set for Jan 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
John P. Webster
Rock County
Edwin C. Dahlberg
Webster
Dahlberg
Charles Hansen
Larry A. Marsgis
South Beloit
Hansen
Margis
Usher Elected President Of Monroe Country Club
Dr John H Usher was elected president of Monroe Country Club by the new board after the annual stockholders meeting Robert Goetz completed six years on the board Robert F Marty was elected to Goetzs vacated directorship Dr Edward A Zupane named to remaining one year term replacing Harvey H Trumpy who resigned Howard Olsen and Forrest Kubly re elected to three year terms Olsen won a ballot over Kenneth Smith The stockholder meeting recessed until Wednesday Jan 29 for 1963 financial reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Usher
Monroe Country Club
Usher
Robert Goetz
Robert F. Marty
Goetz
Edward A. Zupane
Harvey H. Trumpy
Howard Olsen
Forrest Kubly
Olsen
Kenneth Smith
Humphrey Tops No. 2 Spot In AP Vice Presidential Poll
In a national AP poll of Democratic county chairmen Humphrey led with 185 votes while Robert Kennedy followed with 166. Sargent Shriver ranked fifth with 43, as Johnson aides see possible support for his bid.
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Johnson City
Tex
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Associated Press
Shriver
Robert F. Kennedy
Humphrey
Senate
Democratic
Robert Kennedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Massachusets
March of Dimes Fund Drive Kicks Off in Green County
The 1964 March of Dimes campaign in Green County launched with events in Monroe and surrounding towns. Activities include toll bridges fund raisers January 10–11, an airlift January 19 at the new airport, Kantro Night January 23 with Miss Wisconsin and a sports figure, a skating party January 23 at Blue Star Roller Rink, Mothers March January 30, and bowling tournaments January 13–17 with proceeds benefiting March of Dimes research and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. Teehan
Monroe
Green County Drive
Becky Houser
Green County Pilots Association
March of Dimes
Kantro
Frank D. Kantro
Ollie Kantro
Evanston
Blue Star Roller Rink
Stacey Williams
John M. Irvin
Jack Murray
New Glarus
Brodhead
U S Rejects Soviet Treaty Plan as Disappointing
The United States called Khrushchev’s four point proposal for renouncing force disappointing and said it would study the plan for possible constructive elements. Washington kept open the chance of accepting parts in a counter proposal while noting the package overall was rejected. The move follows President Johnson’s New Year message urging steps toward peace in 1964. Khrushchev’s plan would freeze frontiers and could affect Cuba relations and Formosa policy under China’s stance.
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Washington
United States
Khrushchev
Johnson
State Department
U.S
Cuba
Formosa
China
Pope and Patriarch Plan Private Meeting On Mount of Olives
Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras prepare for their historic private meeting on the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem, the first papal patriarch encounter since the 15th century. The trip marks the pope's first visit to the Holy Land, his first flight aboard a papal plane, and a landmark outside Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paul VI
Athenagoras
Jerusalem
Mount of Olives
Istanbul
Rome
Fiumicino
Amman
Jordan
Vatican
Israel
Holy Land
Italy
New Year Brings Warmer Weather Than December
Unseasonably warm conditions are forecast with tomorrow expected to reach 34 to 40 degrees after a high of 38 yesterday. The Monroe Evening Times records show December average temperatures far higher than December 1962, with daytime averages at 14.59 and nights at 11.31, and lows reaching 16 below zero versus 11 below in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Monroe
Ekum Enters Mayoral Race in City News
Walter R. Ekum owner of Dunwiddie and Son Abstracting and former city engineer announced he will seek the mayoral seat this spring. He will face Victor N. Schiller, ex mayor, as Orville R. Evans declines re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Ekum
Dunwiddies and Son
Ekum
Victor N. Schiller
Orville R. Evans
Schiller
Zenno A. Gorder
la Crosse
White Pine Copper Co
White Pine, Mich
Holdup Wounds Kill Kenosha Attendant at Service Station
A 23-year-old Kenosha service station attendant Thomas Heather died after a holdup at Jerry's Shell Service on the north side. He was shot twice in the head during the robbery, which netted about 100 to 150 dollars. A three hour effort by surgeons at St Catherine’s hospital failed to save him. A witness said Heather bought gas at 1:30 a.m and a squad car passed the station around 2:30 a.m. A customer found him unconscious two hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Thomas Heather
Jerry’s Shell Service
Arthur Riley
Heather
Red Arrow Leader Promoted to Major General in Milwaukee
Gov Reynolds presided at ceremonies Thursday night in Milwaukee as John A. Dunlap of Wisconsin's 32nd National Guard Division was promoted from brigadier general to major general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
John A. Dunlap
Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard Divison
Reynolds
Dunlap
Galli Seeks Assembly Seat in Spring Special Election
G. Fred Galli veteran cheese expert and Swiss American leader announced his candidacy for the Wisconsin Assembly in a forthcoming special election. He will face Edward J. Kaderly of Spring Grove Township for the post left vacant by the death of incumbent C. M. Stauffer of Monticello. The ballot marks Gov. Reynolds plan becoming official, pending final approval by Secretary of State Robert K. Zimmermann. Galli has deep ties to Green County and Wisconsin dairy groups, including the Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association, and has served as city milk inspector, Monroe alderman, and Chamber of Commerce officer. His son Roger is a lieutenant in the Air Force stationed in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Fred Galli
Assembly
Galli
Edward J. Kaderly
Spring Grove Township
C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
John Reynolds
Special Assembly
Robert Zimmerman
Switzerland
Green County
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Bern
America
University of Wisconsin
Swiss and Limburger Association
Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin Cheese Foundation
American Dairy Science Association
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Galii
Carol
Washington, D.C
Roger
Air Force
Weathersford
England
Stauffer
Victor N. Schiller
Kaderly
State Senate
Gordon W. Roseleip
Darlington
Stock Market Rises Toward Record Highs
New York traders pushed prices higher as profit-taking did not derail gains. Volume reached about 5.2 million shares, above Thursday's 4.68 million, with moderate advances among leading stocks and more winners than losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Goldwater Says He Will Seek 1964 GOP Nomination
Sen. Barry Goldwater declared he will pursue the 1964 Republican presidential nomination saying no other announced candidate offers America a clear choice. He will also seek renomination to his Senate seat as he plans a campaign focused on individual liberty and principled contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Barry Goldwater
People of America
Goldwater
Senate
GOP
New York
Rockefeller
Arizona
Republican Party
Grand Rapids
New Hampshire
Illinois
California
Oregon
Atty
Robert Pickrell
Chamber to Elect Officers at Tuesday Meeting
Vernon Schilinger executive secretary of the Chamber of Commerce said officers will be elected at 5 p m Tuesday at the Swiss Wheel. New and holdover directors will choose the 1964 slate and plan the annual chamber dinner set for Monday night Jan 20 at the Swiss Wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Schilinger
Chamber of Commerce
Swiss Wheel
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Jeffrey Martin
Mrs
Jeffrey
Leonard Son
Kennedy
U.S. Cool
Pope
Pontiff
Bulletin
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
12Th Avenue
Edna Schmid
Ekums
Nancy
Eric
Ekum Is
Viroqua High School
Wisconsin Institute of Technology
Platteville
Red Arrow
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