Fireworks and Park Activities Highlight Fourth of July
Fourth of July programs at Twining Park include a slow pitch doubleheader with Open and Classic League stars led by Wes ley Wandfluh and Donald Pfis ter. Fire department rides for kids, ice cream, flags, and a City Band concert precede the fireworks. Allan F. Barnard conducts the band with guest vocalist William L. Rollins and other soloists and numbers planned.
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Twining Park
Wesley Wandfluh
Donald Pfister
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Allan F
Pat) Barnard
William L. Rollins
John Beutel
Janet Barry
Hollis Schilt
Frederick Voegels
Karl Gmar
Charlie Buehler
Karen Buholzer
Farm City Cousins Pork Barbecue Ticket Sale Ends July 10
Farmers and city merchants unite for a goodwill pork barbecue at the county fairgrounds on July 17 from 7 to 9 p.m. Tickets go on sale next Tuesday with local salesmen led by Edward Kaderly and Merlin Emberson coordinating the drive.
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Fairgrounds
Edward Kaderly
Merlin Emberson
Roland Hustad
Leon Gempler
William Leopold
Arleigh Frautschy
Oliver Miller
Leland Miller
Arthur Tschudy
Walter Preuti
Willis Riemer
Donald Deininger
Verlen Eberle
Ben Riemer
Fred Baertschi
Ed Pernot
Phillip Brown
Earl Fedt
Eaderly
Winnie Recovering in London After Illness
Sir Winston Churchill sat up in bed at Middlesex Hospital and was visited by Lady Churchill who said he is getting on very nicely.
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Winnie
London
Winston Churchill
Middlesex Hospital
Lady Churchill
Ken Krattiger Stars in U S A Band European Tour
Monroe junior Ken Krattiger named assistant solo cornetist in the U S A band on a Europe tour. He ranks second in a 14 member cornet and trumpet section within the 93 piece group. The band has played in Nice France and Rome Italy and plans more concerts with possible tour extension.
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Kenneth Krattiger
Monroe
United States of America
Europe
Krattiger
John Krattiger
Route 1
Cornet
Nice
France
University of Rome
Florence
Italy
England
United States
Cadet Jacobs Takes Field Tour of Military Bases
Cadet Neil A. Jacobs son of Mr and Mrs George E Jacobs recently completed his first year at the Air Force Academy on a field trip to Air Force Army and Navy bases nationwide. He is in the Class of 1965 and will receive briefings and join jet fights and shipboard activities.
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Neil A. Jacobs
George E. Jacobs
8Th Street
Air Force Academy
Air Force
Army
Navy
United States
Jacobs
Improvements Planned at Windy Acres Resort
Windy Acres resort five miles southeast of Monroe plans to enlarge the golf course extend holes one and two to Par 4, add a pool, playground, and possibly more motel units. John Eiserman and James Krieger, cousins and brothers‑in‑law, own 90 acres with 60 acres already in golf, and operate a public course with a new pro, John Eiserman. Families from Monroe Beloit and Jefferson Township frequent the site, which also hosts the Windy Acres lodge dining room grill and weekend meals.
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John
John Eiserman
Windy Acres
Monroe
Island
Richland Creek
Times
James Krieger
Wisconsin
Illinois
Jim
Beloit
Eiserman and Krieger
Jefferson Township
Eiserman
Nellie Block
Mary Wilson
Paul Wilson
Krieger
Monroe Country Club
St. Joseph
Mich
Darlington Heights
Ill
Illinois Fire Inspection Bureau
Joseph
St. Clare Hospital
Steven
Patty
Janet
Mark
Leslie
Peter
Beth
Jennifer
Regina
Eisermans
Mary Kay
Kathy
Jimmy
Patrick
Clark Equipment Mfg. Co
France grants Algeria independence after 132 years of rule
De Gaulle proclaims Algeria independent as 4500 guerrillas mass near Algiers threatening a civil war. Ben Bella allies fly in from Tunis to stake claim as moderate leadership seeks to establish a provisional government until a Constituent Assembly is elected later this month.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Africa
Ahmed Ben Bella
Bresalee Youssef Ben Khedda
de Gaulle
France
Christian Fouchet
Abderrahmane Fares
Provisional Executive
Guard Convoys To Cross State
Madison Wisconsin routes for military convoys were outlined by the State Traffic Patrol. About 50 vehicles of the 33rd Infantry Division Illinois National Guard will pass from the state line to Camp McCoy Wednesday and to Camp Ripley Minnesota Thursday. The division’s main 350 vehicles move to McCoy Saturday and Ripley Sunday entering Wisconsin at Beloit and using Highways 90 14 51 12 1 90 94 1 86 94 63 48 and 8 before Minnesota at Taylors.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Traffic Patrol
33Rd Infantry Division
Illinois National Guard
State Line
Camp McCoy
McCoy
Camp Ripley
Minn
Ripley
Beloit
Minnesota
Taylors
Talks Resume July 9 In Milwaukee Newspaper Strike
Negotiations between the Milwaukee Sentinel and striking Local 51 of the American Newspaper Guild will resume Monday July 9. Talks had been broken off June 23.
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Milwaukee
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Local 51
American Newspaper Guild
Brodhead Chief to resign as council expresses dismay
Brodhead police chief Duane Youngblood resigned at a city council meeting after two years of contemplation. He offered no reasons and will delay departure to Aug. 16 per council request. City Atty. Stencel praised his work and officials moved to study the transition.
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Brodhead
Duane Youngblood
Youngblood
Joseph Stencel
Kahne Lumber Co
Monroe
John Pengra
John Steinmann
Monticello
State Department of Agriculture
Stencel
16Th
17Th Streets
Center Avenue
State Highway Department
Putnam Park
Richard McKinney
Howard Schucht
Ray Timm
Wright and Wagner
Beloit
Steiner Haugen
1St Center
East Exchange
Leo Scheberle
Marvin Fairman
League of Municipalities
Manitowish Waters
Charles Sors
Twin Grove hearing rescheduled for July 18
A hearing for Twin Grove has been set for July 18. The petition is attached to Monroe documents as part of the filing.
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Twin Grove
Wingert Named Special Master in Reapportionment Case
A three judge panel appointed former Supreme Court Justice Emmett Wingert as special master to consider reapportionment. The panel invited Atty. Gen. Reynolds and Secretary of State Zimmerman’s lawyers to a pre trial conference Thursday. Wingert, 63, a Madison attorney for 37 years, was on the Wisconsin Supreme Court from 1956 to 1958, appointed by Gov. Kohler. The court noted the Legislature failed to pass a fair law by Monday and cited possible great disparities and potential invidious discrimination under federal standards.
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Milwaukee
Supreme Court
Emmett Wingert
F. Ryan Duffy
Kenneth Grubb
Patrick T. Stone
Atty. Gen. Reynolds
Zimmerman
Wingert
Madison
Walter J. Kohler Jr
Ear
Supreme Court of the United States
Medical Strike Impact Studied
Saskatchewan residents faced the timing of a doctors strike over a new compulsory medical care plan as the Dominion Day holiday limited disclosure of services. Volunteer doctors provided free emergency care at 34 hospitals, but the count fell to 231 by Monday night. A 10 month old child buried in Kamsack was linked to the dispute.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
North America
H. D. Dalgleish
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Kamsack
Peter Derhousoff
Usherville
Yorkton
Armour Shifting Cheese Operations between Monroe and Portage
Armour Creameries will shift bulk cheese operations from Portage to Monroe around July 25, with slicing and consumer packaging moving to Portage. The realignment aims to use facilities more economically and may affect 25 to 30 Monroe employees, many with under five years of service, who will receive severance and job assistance.
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Armour Creameries
Monroe
Portage
Doran R. Zwygart
Zwygart
Armour
Industrial Union
12th Street Group Organizes To Fight Highway Route Plan
A residents and business owners group along 12th street met to oppose a proposed east west highway rerouting plan approved by the City Planning Commission. John Bluni was elected chairman and Marie Blum secretary. A further meeting may precede a state highway commission session on July 11. The group cites cost and bypass delays as key objections and aims to mobilize taxpayers citywide.
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12Th Street
City Planning Commission
John Bluni
Marie Blum
First National Bank
Planning Commission
State Highway Commission
Governors Clash Over Federal Transportation Department
Rocky of New York and Powell of New Hampshire traded sharp jibes at a Governors Conference in Hershey Pennsylvania over creating a federal department of transportation. Democratic California Governor Brown egged them on as the resolutions committee debated civil rights and elderly medical care.
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Hershey
Rockefeller
New York
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
Edmund G. Brown
California
Department of Transportation
Conference Resolutions Committee
Two Schools Share Franklin Students After Closure
Students from the Franklin school which has closed will be divided between Ullom and Roosevelt schools this fall due to consolidation with Monroe. A prior roundup of attachments indicated Franklin students would attend Browntown classes.
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Franklin
Ullom
Roosevelt
Monroe
Franklin School
Browntown
Wisconsin woman among victims in Michigan crash
Mrs. Hilda Ulrich aged 62 from Pell Lake Wisconsin Walworth County died after a car truck collision on a curve near Stambaugh Iron County Michigan.
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Michigan
Stambaugh
Mich
Hilda Ulrich
Pell Lake
Wis
Walworth County
Iron County
Wisconsin Assembly Delays Reapportionment After Veto
Madison Wisconsin Republicans push to override Nelson veto but fail to secure two thirds in the Assembly. Senate supports override while Assembly adjourns for July 4 delaying district realignment to Monday amid court intervention warnings. Governor requests new deliberations and Council plan to avert federal action.
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Madison
State Assembly
Nelson
Senate
Assembly
Vincent Mathews
Waukesha
House
Legislative Council
Wisconsin
Clifford Krueger
R-Merrill
Jerris Leonard
Milwaukee
Auditions Begin For Venita Rich Talent Contest Revue
Auditions for the Venita Rich Talent Contest Revue run at Turner Hall from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Fifteen winners advance to perform at the 108th Green County Fair Friday night Aug 3, with one winner earning a Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour TV audition.
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Turner Hall
Green County Fair
Ted Mack
No Holiday Edition Of Times Tomorrow
The Monroe Evening Times will not publish a holiday edition tomorrow. The regular publication schedule resumes with Thursday's edition.
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Monroe Evening Times
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Ken Krattiger
Cadet Jacobs
Assembly Democrats
Step
Rocky
Powell
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