Monroe Jaycees Honor Kubly and Schillinger in Community Tribute
Monroe last night honored Raymond R. Kubly Sr. as Outstanding Senior Citizen and Vernon F. Bud Schillinger as Outstanding Young Man. The event drew 125 Jaycees and guests with John K. Callahan presenting awards and praise for Kubly’s charity and business leadership, including Swiss Colony origins.
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Raymond R. Kubly Sr
Monroe
Vernon F. Schillinger
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Monroe Country Club
Kubly
Schillinger
Times
Vernon F
Bud) Schillinger
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
John K. Callahan
Jaycees
Callahan
Clarno Township
University of Wisconsin
Lakeshire Marty Co
Swiss Colony
IBM
Swiss Controls and Research, Inc
Gateway Chemicals
Chicago
W”’ Club
Wisconsin
Badger
Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
Monroe High School
Layton Art School
Milwaukee
Green County Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Green County Red Cross
W. B. Gnagi
Harold E. Scherer
Dwight A. Crandall
J. B. Scherer
John A. Schindler
R. W. Blaha
Jack Erb
L. A. Moore
Della Stauffacher
Allan F. Barnard
Lee E. Kirsch
Joseph C. Dearth
Frank C. Stiles
John W
Bud) Donovan Jr
Alfred Kunz
St. Victor’s Church
Wally Cruke
Green Bay Packers
Alderman Plans To Reveal Results Of Mailed Ballots
Alderman Evan C. Chambers of the Fifth Ward will announce poll results at tonight's public meeting in the Community Center about the proposed fire police station. Mayor Orville R. Evans presides as residents’ ballots are tallied, with over 150 definite decisions already received.
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Evan C. Chambers
Fifth Ward
Orville R. Evans
Chambers
Monroe Evening Times
Thomas Smith
Evans
Lester M. Johnson
Planning Commission
Citizen Advisory Committee
Irregular Stock Gains Lead Late NY Market Push
New York stocks moved irregularly higher with active trading. The day saw modest net advances and declines as the market recovered late, helped by Du Pont and American Smelting advances while U.S. Gypsum rose. Cigar stocks performed strongly amid a mixed cigaret sector.
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New York
du Pont
U.S
Fire Destroys Auto Agency and Appliance Store in Barneveld
Fire swept through a Barneveld building housing an auto agency and an appliance shop, causing about 50 000 dollars in damage. One new car and ten used cars plus appliances were destroyed, with insurance partially covering losses. No serious injuries. explosion preceded the blaze in the painting department as propane gas was removed after a wall collapsed.
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Barneveld
Wis. i
Auto Agency
William Thousand
Wayne Dyerson
Monroe man dies in car. coronary fatality on square
Eugene C. Reinking 35 of 727 15th avenue was found slumped in his running car on the square. An autopsy ruled a coronary occlusion as the cause of instant death. No inquest. He was a mason for Monroe Ready Mix and Material Co and en route to the VFW building for work. He left a wife two children and parents. Services set for Saturday at Stuessy funeral home with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Eugene C. Reinking
15Th Avenue
Richard Wagner
Reinking
Monroe Ready Mix and Material Co
VFW
Donald Moen
Argyle
Mr. Reinking
Monroe
Karl
Lydia Pauli Reinking
Monroe High School
Co. M. 18Th Infantry
Germany
Gloria E. Prien
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Monroe Ready-Mix
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Diane Louise
David Eugene
Karl Reinking
Monore
Donald
Dietrich Reinking
Ernest Pauli
New Glarus
Stuessy Funeral Home
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Jack Teagarden Dies in New Orleans Motel
Jazz trombonist Jack Teagarden was found dead in his New Orleans motel room near the French Quarter. He was 58, with an autopsy planned to determine the cause of death. his last engagement was at the Dream Room on Bourbon Street, interrupted by his illness.
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New Orleans
Jack Teagarden
Teagarden
French Quarter
Dream Room
Bourbon Street
Walter Noto
White House Presses for Panama Talks as Canal Dispute Persists
The White House said the United States is ready to discuss all problems with Panama while Panama insists talks cover negotiations on a Panama Canal Zone treaty. Ed Martin planned to meet Panamanian President Chiari to seek clarity as tensions rose after a brief shift of canal control.
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Washington
White House
United States
Panama
Pierre Salinger
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
U.S
Edwin M. Martin
Robert Chiari
Chiari
Martin
Panama City
Panama Canal Zone
Building Group Reelects Directors at Monroe Building Corp
Rodney O. Kittelsen Bruce M. Blum and Arthur C. Benkert were reelected to three year terms as Monroe Building Corp directors. Holdovers include Harold Blumer M J Gonstead E C Hamilton Dr Nathan Bear D A Crandall and Rudolph P Reger. Kittelsen named president and Industrial Combustion Inc cleared debentures. Directors approved a $2 dividend and Crandall is VP while Benkert is secretary treasurer.
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Rodney O. Kittelsen
Bruce M. Blum
Arthur C. Benkert
Monroe Building Corp
First National Community Room
Harold Blumer
M. J. Gonstead
E. C. Hamilton
Nathan Bear
D. A. Crandall
Rudolph P. Reger
Kittelsen
Industrial Combustion, Inc
Industrial Combustion
Crandall
Benkert
Underground Nuclear Test Fired at Nevada Site
An underground nuclear detonation occurred today at the Atomic Energy Commission Nevada test site, the first announced 1964 test. The blast caused a slight earth tremor outside the 65 mile northwest of Las Vegas facility.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
AEC
Las Vegas
Nev
Republicans Propose Public Private Care Plan for the Aged
Six Republican senators unveiled a two part plan to extend hospital and nursing home care for Americans aged 65 plus funded by a social security tax increase. A second part would form a federally chartered private insurance association offering a standard policy about two dollars weekly.
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Washington
Congress
Association of Private Insurance and
Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
National Committee On Health Care of
Kennedy
American Medical Association
House
Ways and Means Committee
Johnson
White House
Javits
Cheese Demand Fair at Madison Market Report
In Madison Wisconsin today cheddar demand is fair to good with steady market. Supplies of large styles are generally adequate and small styles fully ample. Prices show 38 to 40 percent cheese for various forms with blocks around 36 to 39 and miscellaneous small lot figures.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Rumors Fly Over Swiss Guard Fate at Vatican Change
Vatican discussions hint at reform of ceremonial roles as Pope Paul VI notes papacy’s spiritual focus. The 458 year old Swiss Guard, famed for Renaissance uniforms, may face modernization though officials deny confirmed plans. The guard’s history traces to 1506 with a 1527 siege sacrifice.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Paul VI
Rome
Julius II
Hoffa Leads New Master Pact for Teamsters Truckers
James R. Hoffa announces a national master contract covering more than 400000 Teamsters and 400 locals, averting a strike. The three year deal raises wages by 28 cents overall with 10 8 10 cents yearly steps, expires March 31 1967, and awaits rank and file ratification. Negotiations stalled earlier as truck lines pressed for an 10 8 8 schedule.
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Chicago
James R. Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Hoffa
Teamster
United States
Inc
Teamsters
Glenn Resigns From Space Post to Seek Senate Run
Glenn H. P Resigns from NASA to pursue Ohio Senate seat held by Sen. Young. Announcement confirms relief from astronaut duties but notes no decision on immediate plans. Speculation centers on a bid against Young. Taft has entered the Republican race.
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Houston
John H. Glenn Jr
U.S. Senate
Ohio
Manned Spacecraft Center
Glenn
Senate
Stephen M. Young
Columbus
Neil House
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Robert R. Gilruth
Center
Sen. Young
Cleveland
Congress
Young
Robert A. Taft Jr
Brain Goats Taxes Tangled Mess Hits Wisconsin Tax Sharing
Wisconsin tax chief says a tabulation error that swapped 26 800 for 26 80 disrupted state shared tax distributions to 1 900 communities. A corrective bill will be introduced in April. The Bayfield County man’s liability was miskeyed triggering shifts in town shares and a potential $3 000 adjustment for Milwaukee.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Department of Taxation
George Corning
Cable
Milwaukee
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William Myers
The
Richard Powers
Radke Studio
Eugene Reinking
Green County Pilots Association
Monroe Municipal
Chester E. Matthews
Andrew C. Erickson
Wendell A. Brunkow
Robert J. Hahlen
Albany
Building Group
GOP Group
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