Goldwater Attack Triggers Defense Charged Security Clash
Defense Chief McNamara called Goldwater's claim that U S long range missiles are unreliable politically irresponsible and misleading He accused the senator of harming national security as Goldwater campaigns in New Hampshire cites defense spending cuts and missile reliance Goldwater retorts Johnson fuels hate theme in Kennedy assassination debate amid budget dispute and Congress funding totals cited by Goldwater in a three page critique
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Associated Press
McNamara
Sen. Goldwater
U.S
Goldwater
Arizona
New Hampshire
Johnson
Com
Kennedy
John Kennedy
Congress
Public Meeting Set Thursday On Fire Police Station Plan
Mayor Orville Evans announced a public meeting to discuss the proposed fire and police station. It will be at 7 30 p m in the Community Center next Thursday Jan 16. City Council authorized the meeting to clear costs and facilities for the new structure with attendees from Planning Commission City Council mayor’s advisory committee police and fire departments and the building architects. Aldermen expected to review the project again Jan 21.
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Orville Evans
Planning Commission
Madison Cheese Market Steady Demand With Ample Supplies
The Madison Wisconsin cheese market shows steady demand and fair to good activity. Supplies remain ample for small styles while large styles meet trade needs. cheddar blocks sell around 36 to 39 percent, single daisies 38 percent, longhorns 38 to 39 and midgets 37 to 40 2.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Nixon Willing To Head Ticket
Richard M. Nixon signals willingness to help Republicans nominate their strongest man this summer while maintaining he is not a candidate. He notes leadership needs and says he will act to secure new leadership, staying in the thick of the battle as an assist to the effort.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Party
Nixon
Bunk
Blaze Doused Before Fire Trucks Reach Square M
Firemen responded to a 11:30 am car blaze on Square M Monroe. Mrs. Kathryn L Brown Sr of Sterling drove over gunny sacks, igniting them beneath the car. Robert Leuenberger of Badger Paint helped extinguish the flames.
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Kathryn L. Brown Sr
Sterling
Monroe
Robert Leuenberger
Badger Paint Store
Buol Twins Observe First Birthday With Family Celebration
The Buol family marks Jeff and James Buol turning one year old, the second consecutive twin pair born to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Buol of Route 3. Both boys have undergone birth defect surgeries and now are thriving. Their older siblings include Deborah Lynn, Diana Lynn, William John, Dennis Paul, a George Washington baby, Mary Ann, Andrew Jr., David Lee, Clifford Lawrence, and Barbara Louise, totaling seven boys and four girls.
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Andrew Buol
Jeff
James
Diana
Deborah
Budl
Kahne Lumber
Monroe
Times
James Buol
Buol
Deborah Lynn
Diana Lynn
David Lee
Clifford Lawrence
Barbara Louise
Cold Wave Lows Push Wisconsin Temps Below Zero
A cold wave sweeps Wisconsin with temperatures dropping to zero to five below in Monroe tonight and as low as fifteen below in parts of the state. La Crosse reports about four inches of snow, with Superior and Wausau at two inches. Roads remain slippery in the north, with improvement expected later today and tonight.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
la Crosse
Superior
Wausau
Green County
Physician's Plunge Now Ruled Accident
Baraboo physician Dr Eugene Pischke, 43, died after a fifth floor window fall at University hospitals. Coroner Deputy Chamberlain revised the ruling from suicide to accidental death, noting Pischke was under heavy sedation at the time.
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Mavious
Inevane County
University Hospitals
Clyde Chamberlain Jr
Eugene Pischke
Chamberlain
Pischke
Court To Hear New Arguments On Appointees
MADISON The State Supreme Court agreed to hear fresh arguments on whether the appointed heads of the state Departments of Administration and Resource Development hold office lawfully. Jan 23 is set for renewed arguments in the dispute over the governor’s appointive powers.
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Madison
State Supreme Court
State Departments of Administration and Resource Development
Leonard Schmitt
Merrill
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Howard Koop
Frank Zeidler
Senate
Supreme Court
Koop
Zeidler
Kerr-Mills Plan Delayed in Wisconsin by Medical Society
Wisconsin delayed implementation of the Kerr-Mills health assistance program as the State Board of Public Welfare withheld approval after objections from the State Medical Society. The plan would provide about 6 million dollars yearly to help roughly 175,000 seniors with hospital costs, but Society opposed county level eligibility, a high physician fee cap, and AG dispute resolution rules.
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Attorney General
Welfare Department
MacDonald elected 32nd Potentate of Zor Shrine
W S MacDonald former president of the Green County Shrine Club was elected the 32nd Potentate of the Zor Shrine as 37 members attended the session. The Green County group chartered a bus to Madison for the meeting and the new potentate outlined three 1984 ceremonials in Monroe Madison and elsewhere with broader shrine unit appearances statewide.
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W. S. MacDonald
Green County Shrine Club
Green County
Madison
MacDonald
Oshkosh
North High School
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Manston
Monroe
Sheboygan
Mauston Chamber of Commerce
Mauston
Monroe Kiwanis
Juneau County
Fond du Lac
Zor Temple
Zor
Marie
Winfield
Geraldine Weins
St. Paul
Minn
Robert LaMarche
Beloit
Harold W. Lemm
Western Container Corp
Lemm
Marshall T. Wilson
Wilson
Burgess Battery Co
Orville R. Evans
Olin E. Flisram
Potentate
Winfield S. MacDonald
Zor Shrine
Madison Masonic Temple
John G. Thompson
Shriners
Buick Plant Idle in Strike Edges Into Second Day
In Flint Michigan General Motors Buick plant remains idle for a second day as 19 000 workers stay off the job amid a production rate dispute with United Auto Workers Local 599. Negotiations were set to resume this afternoon after halting when the walkout began Wednesday.
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Flint, Mich
Buick
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Fleming Ready To Fight Charge In Milwaukee Court
Raymond W. Fleming head of the criminal branch of the Milwaukee clerk of court office faces an 11 count warrant on charges of false swearing misconduct and failing to report traffic violations. He denies the charges and plans to plead innocent. The case follows an 18 month John Doe investigation into the court system and has a $1000 bond with a January 29 preliminary hearing set.
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Milwaukee
Raymond W. Fleming
Clerk of Court Office
Circuit Court
John E. Coffey
John Doe
Fleming
State
Milwaukee City
John J. Fleming
Raymond Fleming
Lyle Strahan
Strahan
McCormick
Coffey
Christ Seraphim
Bridges to Help March of Dimes Fund Drive Event
High school students operate four tractable toll bridges for the March of Dimes in four locations near Kroger’s junior high Monroe Chickens and in front of the Post Office. Volunteers include Linda Fritz Mary Walker Alice Nussbaum Karen Herbert Donna Swiggum Rugene Steensrud Carol Summeril Carol Krebs and Becky Houser. Bridges run 3 to 8 p.m. tomorrow and 9 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. Saturday.
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Becky Houser
Kroger’s
Monroe Chickeries
Linda Fritz
Mary Walker
Alice Nussbaum
Karen Herbert
Donna Swiggum
Rugene Steensrud
Carol, Summeril
Carol Krebs
Miss Houser
Senate group presses tax cuts as Johnson pushes welfare drive
President Johnson urged Congress to cut taxes and expand social welfare programs in a 41 minute State of the Union. The Senate finance committee advanced two tax provisions cutting corporate rates and boosting standard deductions, signaling movement toward the 11 billion tax cut.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ihe
House Rules Committee
Senate
Richard B. Russell
Dga
John O. Pastore
D-Ri
House Atomic Energy Committee
Sho
Democrats To Elect At Jan 22 Meeting
Green County Democrats will meet at the Commercial and Savings Bank on Wednesday January 22 at 8 p.m. Officers of the county group will be elected at the session. Mrs Eileen W Williams is the secretary.
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Robert M. Bussen
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Commercial and Savings Bank
Vernon Schillinger
John F. Kundert
Robert J. Hahlen
John W. MacInnis
Green County
Eileen W. Williams
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