Beutler Named Outstanding Young Farmer for 1963
Tony Beutler a 32 year old dairy and crop farmer from Dane county near New Glarus and Belleville was chosen as Outstanding Young Farmer for 1963 by the Monroe Jaycees after rural leadership review. He operates 225 acres with 45 Holstein cows and has boosted oats corn and hay yields through improved practices. The award will be presented at Turner Hall during Farmers Night on February 19 as part of the state Jaycee Outstanding Young Farmer contest.
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Monroe Area
Tony Beutler
New Glarus
Belleville
Beutler
Monroe Jaycees
Turner Hall
Times
Dane County
Jaycee
Daryle Isely
Adams Township
Edwin Klassy
Roland Ritschard
Tony
University of Wisconsin
Dane County Extension Service
Belleville Boat Club
Jaycees
LP Gas Council
Boyer’s
LP Gas of
Monroe
Goldwater Attacks Left Fascism as Scranton Bid Hinted
Sen. Barry Goldwater denounced fascism on the left while campaigning in New Hampshire. A potential eastern rival, Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania, reportedly planned a Westward trip and was said to be considering an honorary USC degree.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Arizona
Granite State
Scranton
University of Southern California
GOP
Mrs Stair and Baby Evacuated to Florida Today
Mrs Kenneth Stair and her two month old daughter Selena arrived in Florida yesterday from Panama. They will stay with Miss Ruth Chambers in Largo and later return to Monroe. Selena will receive treatment for an ear infection.
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Kenneth Stair
Selena
Florida
Panama
Myron Stair
Miss Ruth Chambers
Mr. Stair
Largo
Monroe
Nike-X Outlay Decision May Hit 1964 Calendar Year
Johnson and McNamara may decide this year on producing the Nike-X anti missile system. Budgets show continued Nike-X development with Sprint test firings planned around April. Officials say a procurement decision could come in 1964 if the review turns favorable.
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Lbj
McNamara
Washington
Johnson
Defense McNamara
Defense
John F. Kennedy
Harold Brown
Pentagon
Kennedy
Relay 2 Satellite at Work and Echo 2 Planned Launch
Cape Kennedy reports Relay 2 circling the earth and ready to team with Echo 2 for a global radio television and telephone network. Echo 2, successor to Echo 1, is slated for launch from Vandenberg Friday and will expand to 135 feet in diameter as the United States and Russia explore bounce signals off its aluminum skin.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
U.S
Mojave
Calif
Vandenberg Air Force Base
United States
Russia
Brynelson Elected President of Wisconsin Council of Churches
Floyd A. Brynelson of Madison was elected president at the Wisconsin Council of Churches annual meeting. The attorney succeeds Rev. William V. Lonbrake of Waukesha as leader of the organization.
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Madison
Floyd A. Brynelson
Wisconsin Council of Churches
Brynelson
William V. Lonbrake
Waukesha
Packers figures invitees for Kantro Night charity drive
Kantro Night at the Swiss Wheel to benefit the March of Dimes draws Packers stars Henry Jordan and Jerry Kramer among speakers. UW officials and media figures also attend, with Barbara Bonville hosting, as the event funds birth defects research and polio care. The program features card games, appetizers, dinner, and live music in a private, fundraiser setting.
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Kantro
Roundy Coughlin
Wisconsin State Journal
George Lanphear
University of Wisconsin
John C. Hickman
Gordon W. Roseleip
Darlington
Andy Wojdula
Mer
Green Bay Packers
Barbara Bonville
Whitefish Bay
Wisconsin
Frank D. Kantro
Burgy Seeks Assembly Seat in April Special Election
Green County Veterans Service Officer T. J. Burgy Jr. announced his bid for the state assembly to fill the Monticello seat left open by C. M. Stauffer’s death. He joins G. Fred Galli of Monroe and Edward J. Kaderly of Juda, with Gov. Reynolds setting a special election for April 7. Burgy is a long time veteran affairs leader and Monroe alderman.
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Green County
Veterans Service
T. J. Burgy Jr
Burgy
C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
G. Fred Galli
Monroe
Edward J. Kaderly
Juda
Reynolds
Home Service
American Red Cross
Monroe Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Wisconsin National Guard
Monroe Company
Army
Berlin
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Veterans Affairs
VFW
Green County Council
American Legion
Zona M. Lengacher
Barbette
11Th Street
Dianne
Beloit
Ruby Faces Mental Checkup and Venue Debate
Dallas rulings set a Feb. 10 date for a three psychiatrist panel to assess Jack Ruby's sanity as his murder trial, tied to a possible change of venue from Dallas. If denied, trial starts Feb. 17. bond not granted and Oswald case proceeds with a jury to decide Ruby’s sanity.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Dist
Joe B. Brown
Melvin Belli
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Brown
Monroe council OKs 3300 for airport project and new committee
Aldermen vote unanimously to pay 3300 still due on the Monroe airport project, confirm two members to a city county college promotion committee, and adopt a highway speed limit change on Highway 69. The airport total is about 113500 with federal and state contributions. city liability only if federal funds are not repaid.
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Monroe
City County College
Fred R. Simpson
William J. Schmitz
Orville R. Evans
Evan C. Chambers
T. J. Burgy Jr
O. N. Johnson
Simpson
Green County Teachers College
County Board
Myron I. Stair
Edgen Ae
Joshua Heesy
State Highway Commission
Alphorn
William R. Rieder
Stock Prices Rise In Active New York Trade
The New York market moved to new highs as trading stayed active. Key stocks gained from fractions to over a point, with higher priced issues adding two points or more.
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New York
Baker Case Murky as Senators Probe LBJ Gift Ties
Senators scrutinize Robert G. Baker for outside deals amid testimony about a life insurance policy sold to Lyndon B. Johnson and a stereo set given to him. Don B. Reynolds described payments and gifts linked to Baker and LBJ Company advertising, while Jenkins denied arranging rebates. Johnson’s aides and White House statements are cited in the probe.
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Washington
Robert G. Baker
Baker
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Senate
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Senate Rules Committee
Austin
Tex
LBJ Company
Philadelphia
Matt McCloskey
District of Columbia
McCloskey
Ireland
Democratic National Committee
Walter Jenkins
Jenkins
LBJ Co
White House
Pierre Salinger
R Salinger
Salinger
Elmer Whitehead Dies at Home in Jefferson Township
Elmer L. Whitehead 57 of Jefferson Township died of a heart attack at his farm home. He was born May 15 1906 and taught at Legler school before farming. Surviving wife two daughters two sons his mother and siblings. Services set for 1 30 p.m. Saturday at Newcomer funeral home Monroe with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Elmer L. Whitehead
Jefferson Township
Wakeman David
Lousia Pinnow Whitehead
Twin Grove
Monroe High School
The
County Normal School
Whitehead
Legler School
New Glarus
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Farmer Magazine
Grant
Monroe
Kittie May Anderson
O. S. Long
United Brethren Church
Union Eub
Oakley
ASCS
AAA
Heinz
Dorothy) Beutel
Belleville
Duane
Judith) Elmer
Argyle
Larry
Norman
Lousia Whitehead
Juda
Ralph
Donald
Doris) Gibson
Brodhead
Newcomer Funeral Home
Melvin Nickel
Juda Eub Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Second Republican Enters Grant Race
MUSCODA Wis James Azim Jr announces candidacy for Grant County Assembly seat after Hugh Harper's death He previously ran for the GOP nomination in 1962 and has studied at the University of Wisconsin Law School He is the third candidate joining Republican Paul Ipsen Platteville and Democrat Ted Griswold Livingston.
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Muscoda
Wis
James Azim Jr
Grant County
Hugh Harper
Lancaster
Azim
Harper
University of Wisconsin Law School
Paul Ipsen
Platteville
Ted Griswold
Livingston
Winter Returns To Monroe With Cold Front Tonight
The forecast predicts a return of winter tonight in Monroe with cloudy skies and possible rain or snow. Daytime highs reached the 40s in Monroe, while Milwaukee saw a high near 53 in the afternoon.
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Mercury
Milwaukee
Monroe
Casey To Head Deputies Group
Thomas Casey was elected president of the Green County Law Enforcement association at a meeting last night in the county jail. Calvin Wickline Brodhead chief of police was named vice president with Clinton Blackbourn treasurer. E D Porter field Brodhead was re elected secretary. Guest speakers were Frank Roberts state fire marshal and Frank Grady National Board of Fire Underwriters agent. They discussed arson and investigations.
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Thomas Casey
Green County Law Enforcement Association
John Lewis
Calvin Wickline
Brodhead
Clinton Blackbourn
E. D. Porterfield
Frank Roberts
Frank Grady
National Board of Fire Underwriters
County Agricultural Building
Frank Klarer
Firemen Extinguish Goecks Home Blaze
Monroe firemen were called to the Carl F. Goecks residence at 1203 21st avenue at 5 47 p m yesterday to extinguish a chimney fire. Fire chief Josef J. Benkert said minor damage resulted to the chimney and house.
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Monroe
Carl F. Goecks
21St Avenue
Josef J. Benkert
Alderman Seeks Study Before Decision on Fire Station
The City Council delayed a decision on the police and fire station project to review architect plans and discussed cost cuts. Alderman and Fire Chief push for action before the February 16 bid deadline, with a cooling off period urged to avoid rushed conclusions.
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Lester M. Johnson
Chandler
Evan C. Chambers
Orville R. Evans
O. N. Johnson
Board of Public Works
Josef J. Benkert
Chandler-Connors
Milk Load Lost After Chalet Truck Tumbles
A Chalet factory truck overturned on a town road 2% miles northwest of Monroe spilling about 68 cans of milk. Driver Leroy A. Rufer, 260914 8th street, was checked and released from St. Clare hospital. Deputies responded at 8 48 a.m. Authorities attributed the accident to icy road conditions.
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Chalet
Monroe
Albert Deppeler
Leroy A. Rufer
8Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
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