Cheese Day Revival Planned in Green County
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce announced a revived Cheese Day to become the 1965 Green County Cheese Festival, two day event planned for Sept 18 and 19. Robert Bussen and Archie Myers Jr were named co chairs as John Kundert was elected chamber president.
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Monroe Chamber
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Idle Hour
John MacInnis
John F. Kundert
Archie Myers Jr
Vernon Schillinger
Robert Bussen
Myers
E. P
Slim) Kautsky
Robert H. Rieder
Orville R. Evans
Robert Dearth
Robert M. Bussen
Green County
Chamber
Kundert
New Glarus
Chamber of Commerce
Vernon
Bud) Schillinger
Bruce Reichert
Robert| Rieder
Archie Myers
Fred Huber
William Hawthorne
Bussen
Tickets Still Available To Gala Governor's Ball
Milwaukee knowles inaugural ball tickets remaining at box office 1000 general admission at $2.50. Grand march to be led by Warren P Knowles and wife after a 45 minute floor show at 9 pm. Orchestra dance to 1 am in Milwaukee Auditorium with capacity 4 02.
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Milwaukee
Warren P. Knowles
Milwaukee Auditorium
Auditorium
Knowles
Monroe Fire Department Plans Special Program Tuesday Event
Monroe firemen announce a special program on explosive fertilizers to be held Tuesday January 12 starting at 7 15 p m Emmett Cox of Western Actual Bureau will speak the program is open to all area fire departments. Monroe hosts the Death Benefit Plan annual meeting Sunday at 1 p m at the American Legion Club Rooms.
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Monroe
Emmett Cox
Western Actual Bureau
American Legion Club Rooms
Freeport
Wisconsin
Northern Illinois Firemen’s Association, Inc
United States
Mart About Gpm Yeamrans Wisconsin Cheddar Market
Wisconsin cheddar market shows steady activity with slow demand and ample supply. Prices range from 37 to 43 percent across cheddars blocks and varieties including daisies longhorns and midgets with general availability.
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Wisconsin
Johnson Turms Attention Toward Congress Speech
President Johnson focused on crafting messages to Congress for a broad education program a large excise tax cut anti poverty and disease drive civil rights legislation and a possible Soviet visit bid He announced plans for early detailed follow ups including a massive disease battle The State of the Union was 4000 words read at an unusual session and praised across party lines with calls for foreign travel and domestic reforms.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Soviet Union
State of the Union
White House
United States
Europe
Latin America
Atta Bo
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Paradise
Mike Mansfield
House
John W. McCormack
Gerald R. Ford
Airlift to Begin at Monroe Airport to Aid Birth Defects
March of Dimes Airlift returns to Monroe Municipal Airport this weekend with Green County pilots and the National Foundation cooperating. The two day event runs noon to dusk Saturday and 8 a.m. to dusk Sunday with 14 planes and 18 pilots offering penny a pound rides. A new hangar, portable lunch counter, and phone service enhance operations as flights are arranged to maximize capacity.
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Monroe
Green County Pilots Association
Green County
National Foundation
Green
County Pilots Association
Johnson hints at temporary tax cuts to spur economy
President Johnson revived a cautious plan for temporary income tax cuts as an emergency boost if recession looms. He suggested Congress move swiftly on tax cuts, while aides floated an excise tax reduction between 1 and 2 billion dollars. The idea of giving the president power to declare a six month 5 percent tax cut faced constitutional objections.
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Washington
Johnson
State of the Union
Congress
Treasury
White House
House
Ways and Means
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cold Weather Halts New California Floods
Northern California flood victims face ongoing cleanup as cold conditions limit further flooding. Forecaster Ivan Anderson of Eureka says continued cold air will keep flood risks low, though rain and snow persist in affected areas.
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San Francisco
California
Ivan Anderson
Eureka
Anderson
In Wisconsin Gov Knowles Calls for Harmony in Inaugural
Wisconsin's 37th governor Knowles took oath in Madison and urged bipartisan cooperation to tackle a divided Legislature. He stressed aligning state needs with ability to pay while pursuing private sector partnerships for prosperity. Democrats quickly formed a policy committee to oppose changes to Nelson and Reynolds era policies.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Warren P
Knowles
New Richmond
Gaylord Nelson
John W. Reynolds
Senate
Assembly
Patrick J. Lucey
Bronson la Follette
Robert C. Zimmerman
Dena Smith
Democratic State Administrative Committee
Nelson
Reynolds
Eau Claire
Mrs Wild 65 Taken by Death at St Clare Hospital
Martha Marie Feldt Wild aged 65 of 2102 8th St died at 7 30 a m in St Clare hospital after a two year illness. She was born March 3 1889 in Sylvester Township married Herman T Wild October 19 1918 at St John s United Church of Christ. She and her husband farmed in Jefferson Township retiring to Monroe 15 years ago. Survived by husband son Marvin Route 1 Juda daughter Mrs James Argue Route 1 New Glarus four brothers and three sisters and four grandsons three granddaughters. Services 1 30 p m Thursday Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home Rev Calvin P Fischer officiating. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home afternoon tomorrow.
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Abs
Gorman J. Wild
8Th St
St. Clare Hospital
Wild
Martha Marie Feldt
August
Minnie Milz Feldt
Sylvester Township
St. John’s
New Glarus
Otto Feldt
Monroe
Harry
Minnie Chryst
Marie Karlen
Carl
Ella) Siedschlag
Tobias Wild
Shriner-Neushwander
Calvin P. Fischer
St. John's Church
Burnl
Greenwood Cemetery
Vatican Council Set to Open Final Session Sept. 14
Vatican press office announced the fourth and final session of the Vatican Ecumenical Council will begin September 14 in Vatican City. Pope Paul VI set the date. The council, convened by Pope John XXIII on October 11, 1962, has met annually for two months each fall since then. The third session ended November 21 with over 2,000 bishops present and marked by decisive moves on Church unity and relations with the Catholic Oriental churches.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Vatican Press Office
Paul VI
John XXIII
Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules County Supervisor Selection Violates Laws
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that the method for selecting county supervisors in 70 of 72 counties violates equal protection and the 14th Amendment. It set a Nov. 1 deadline to change the procedure, warning the case could reopen if unmet. The decision cites disparities in vote weight across Wood Racine Iowa Waukesha Dane counties, urging an equal population basis and a new statute.
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Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
High Court
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Menominee
Harry L. Sonnenborn
Robert Wills
Milwaukee Sentinel
Waukesha County
E. Harold Hallows
Wood
Racine
Iowa
Waukesha
Dane
Hallows
Harvey W.schwandner
the Sentinel
First 1965 marriage license issued in county clerk office
The first 1965 license was issued to Charlotte Ann Redding and Harry Frederick Lieske at the county clerk Ray E. Kundert's office, who announced intentions to marry on Saturday. In 1964 there were 21 more license applications than 1963, totaling 170 with 58 parental consents. the year also saw 13 peddler permits, eight notary fees, 115 dance permits, and two dance licenses.
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Ray E. Kundert
Charlotte Ann Redding
Harry Fredrick Lieske
Route 3
Brodhead
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Marco's Supper Club
Johnston
Dr. Murray
Bauman
Hawthorne
Kautsky
Robert R. Weckerly
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Robert Rieder
Herbert C. Paske
Ussr
March of Dimes
Roger L. Elmer
Helen F. Myers
Helen R. Bratzke
Ralph J. Kundert
Louis A. Koenig
LBJ
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