Knowles Attacks Surtax Provision in Assembly Budget
Wisconsin Governor Warren Knowles, a Republican, denounced the Assembly's $822.5 million budget surtax plan as a "Democratic tax" that would slow job growth and industrial expansion. The 13 percent first year and 17 percent second year levies would raise an $15,000 earner’s tax by about $104. The Senate is set to review the combined proposal Tuesday as Democrats pursue finance measures.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Assembly
Knowles
Curtis McKay
Cedarburg
McKay
Senate
No Times Edition Planned on Monday
The Monroe Evening Times will not publish on Monday due to the Fourth of July falling on Sunday. Regular publication resumes with Tuesday’s edition.
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe Fourth activities light up weekend with park concert
Monroe residents plan a lively weekend with a City Band concert at Twin ing Park tomorrow followed by sunset fireworks. The event is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and the City of Monroe, with mass participation expected as holiday merriment returns.
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Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
City of
Twining Park
Glarus Lions Club
Glarus High School
Penelope Runkel
Monroe Country Club
Ken Wolfe
Allan F. Barnard
Monroe Post Office
New Glarus
Monticello
Albany
Brodhead
Juta
Browntown
South Wayne
Gratiot
New Glarus Park
Four Florida search for four mystery youths in Erdahl case
The Madison area manhunt shifts to Florida for four youths aged 18 to 21 connected to the early Thursday station holdup that killed 20 year old LeRoy Erdahl near Madison. Authorities say three are AWOL soldiers from Wisconsin Virginia and Tennessee. one is a younger brother. The group was last seen in a 1957 Ford with Illinois plates near the I 90 station at Blooming Grove. Erdahl’s services were held at McFarland Lutheran Church.
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Florida
LeRoy Erdahl
Earl Sorenson
Blooming Grove
Wisconsin
Virginia
Tennessee
Germany
Ft. Hood
Tex
Sorenson
Florida State
Dade County
Miami
Illinois
Frank Knox
I-90
Jack Leslie
Erdahl
McFarland Lutheran Church
Preston Erdahl
Route 1
Stoughton
Five Die in Thruway Collision Near Waterloo
An eastbound Greyhound bus and an automobile collided on the New York Thruway near Waterloo killing five people in the car and injuring 35 to 40 on the bus.
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Waterloo
N.Y
Greyhound
New York Thruway
Blanchardville Woman to Lead Missionary Teaching Tour
Miss Wilma Johnson, a Blanchardville native with UW and Columbia degrees, sails for a two year missionary teaching assignment in New Guinea. She will join eight other workers with orientations in Lae and Brisbane before departing for rugged jungle schools, hoping to foster world peace through cross cultural understanding.
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Wilma Johnson
Blanchardville
New Guinea
Miss Johnson
University of Wisconsin
Columbia
Port Edwards
Middleton
New
Co. K
Monroe
Viet Nam
York Lutheran Church
New Glarus
Clifford Pederson
Bring Em Back Alive Drive Urged By Wisconsin AAA
Wisconsin AAA issued a safety appeal themed Bring Em Back Alive to reduce holiday crashes during the three day period. Safety director Francis J. Eckerman urged drivers to assume responsibility for family safety, rest every three hours, and stay alert to changing conditions.
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Wisconsin
American Automobile Association
Francis J. Eckerman
Wisconsin Aaa
Eckerman
AAA
Four Freedoms To Be Observed For Fourth Of July
Sheriff W. E. Deininger urges motorists to observe four freedoms during Independence Day travel. He advises safety checks to prevent equipment failures, allow delays, take regular rest stops every 50 miles, and avoid alcohol to keep reactions ready for the road.
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W. E. Deininger
Fredom
Browntown Foundry Opens Local Plant Boosting Jobs
Iroquis Foundry's Browntown branch reaches its second week of operation since starting June 21 1965 in a former Borden Chemical building. Twenty five residents work there now with 40 to 45 expected. daily output aims from seven to fifteen tons as local hires expand training.
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Browntown
Iroquis Foundry
Walter A. Vierthaler
Green County
Monroe Evening Times
Borden Chemical Co
Borden
Vierthaler
Iroquios
Iroquis Foundry Co
Racine
20Th Avenue
Monroe
City
Marvis
Charles
Alan
Jean
David
Beloit
Kenosha
Milwaukee
Chicago
Iroquis Foundry Company
Two Men Hurt In One Car Crash In Green County
A one car crash on Highway 69 near Monroe left driver William J. Goldhagen 20 with abrasions and an eye laceration while passenger Bobby Joiner 24 suffered a head laceration and multiple cuts. A second incident near Brodhead on Highway 104 involved Donald Charles Hilgendorf 37 escaping injury as the truck’s rear tires hit a bridge abutment.
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Green County Sheriff's Department
William J. Goldhagen
Warren
Ill
Highway 69
Monroe
Bobby Joiner
Rockford
Donald Charles Hilgendorf
Brodhead
Area Publisher McGinnity Dies After Heart Attack
James A. McGinnity, 53, longtime editor and publisher of the Argyle Atlas, died suddenly at 8:30 p.m. in his Argyle office from a heart attack. Born January 27, 1912 in McGregor North Dakota, he moved to Olivia Minnesota then purchased the Argyle Atlas in 1940. He leaves wife Marie and eight daughters, three sons, and siblings. Funeral services are set for Monday at St Josephs Catholic Church Argyle with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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James A. McGinnity
Argyle Atlas
McGregor, N.D
Leonard
Nellie O’conner McGinnity
McGregor
Olivia
Minn
Olivia Times Publishing Co
Marie Novak
Argyle
Marie
JoAnn McGinnity
Madison
Patrick McdKeough
Patricia
Green Bay
Mary
Susan
Karen
Geralyn
Maureen
Kathleen
James Jr
Wausau
Thomas
Daniel
Eugene
Donald
N.D
Milwaukee
John Colgan
Wolf Point
Mont
Elmer Joachim
Salem
Madeline Pritchard
Washington, D.C
Jeanie McKeough
Ray Connole
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Catholic Order of Foresters
Argyle Rod and Gun Club
Volunteer
Argyle Lions Club
Lions
Thomas J. Vickerman
Calvary Cemetery
Erickson Funeral Home
American church leaders hail possible papal visit to US
Church leaders welcomed the prospect of a visit by Pope Paul VI to the United States this fall. They framed the potential trip as a chance to strengthen ties among Christians and advance ecumenical progress.
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New York
Pope Paul VI
United States
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