Green County road work peaks in busy construction season
H Eugene Segner reports Green County highway crews are in peak season with seal coating blacktopping grading and spraying ongoing on township county and state roads. recent work includes Browntown sealing Albany village and five miles of hot mix on County Trunk G and on Highway 39 west of New Glarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Eugene Segner
Green County
Browntown
Albany Village
Monroe
New Glarus
Kennedy and Sons
Kennedys
Monticello-Argyle
New Glarus Woods
Spring Grove
Priens
Washington Township
Segner
Five Corners
Jefferson- Clarno Town
Highway 59
Searles
Madison
Glarus Woods
Dane County
Military Chiefs Not Taking Part In Berlin Parley
President Kennedy holds a Cape Cod meeting with Robert McNamara and Dean Rusk on Berlin and German problems while Gen. Maxwell Taylor replaces the Joint Chiefs of Staff in broader talks. White House says the session is part of a continued series of Berlin discussions, not a crisis meeting.
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Berlin
Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
Maxwell Taylor
JCS
White House
Lemnitzer
Lyman Lemnitzer
Taylor
Joint Chiefs
National Security Council
Pierre Salinger
Germany
Salinger
Khrushchev
Two Men Sentenced On State Tax Charges
Eau Claire County Judge Connor T. Hansen sentenced Clifford G. Calkins 52 of Woodruff to six years probation and a 250 dollar fine for failing to file state income tax returns 1957 through 1960. Ernest Dominick 47 of Stevens Point sentenced to four months in jail under the HubER Act and two years probation for failing to file 1955 through 1960 returns. Both ordered to file returns and pay taxes interest and penalties within six months.
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Eau Claire
Connor T. Hansen
Clifford G. Calkins
Woodruff
Ernest Dominick
Stevens Point
Wisconsin Rapids
Huber
Drouth Plagues Plains Area With Real Disaster Claims
The U S Weather Bureau reports a very serious drouth across northern Minnesota the Dakotas northeastern Wyoming eastern Montana and prairie Canada with some areas experiencing the driest spring since 1900 Hordes of grasshoppers worsen the damage and outlook remains grim as July droughts often persist Harvests in the southern Great Plains proceed while ideal weather boosts corn growth In northwest Wisconsin a live stock feed aid program is extended to Sept 30 for eight counties allowing farmers to buy government grains at current support prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Weather Bureau
Great Plains
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wyoming
Montana
Continental Divide
Prairie
Canada
Drouth
Wisconsin
Department of Ore
Orville L. Freeman
Ashland
Douglas
Bayfield
Iron
Sawyer, Price, Rusk
Taylor
Florence
Khrushchev Announces Ukraine–Soviet Military Budget Increase
Premier Khrushchev said the Soviet Union will suspend military cuts and raise defense spending by 3.144 billion rubles in 1961, bringing total spending to 12.399 billion rubles. He urged the United States Britain and France to pursue a peace treaty with Germany.
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North Atlantic
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Kremlin
Radio Moscow
Tass
Maude Painter Dies at 85 in Monroe Illinois
Mrs. Maude E Painter 85 of 802 11th avenue Monroe died of old age at St Clare hospital after a long illness She was born Sept 24 1875 in Oneco Township Ill and married Palmer Painter in 1893 The family farmed in Clarno before moving to Monroe in 1928 She was active in Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church and Fidel ity Life association Survived by three children and several siblings Funeral services 1:30 p m Monday Stuessy funeral home with burial in West Clarno cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude E. Painter
Lth Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Verla) Babler
11Th Avenue
W. F
Faye) Cortmier
Freeport
Stuessy Funeral
Karl Koch
Immanuel Church
West Cl
Detroit Girl 15 Dies After Father Mistakes Prowler
Arletha Payton of Detroit died from gunshot wounds suffered June 28 when her father,error mistaking her for a prowler, shot her on the back porch of the family home as she went out to cool off at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Arletha Payton
Arletha
Hoffa Sees Labor Takeover in 1968 Election
Newsday quotes James R. Hoffa predicting a young, aggressive group will gain control of the labor movement and then capture the political party that loses in 1964. Hoffa, re elected Teamsters president, aims to grow membership, rejoin AFL CIO, curb strikes, and set retirement at 60 after 20 years.
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Garden City
N.Y
Newsday Today
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Labor Movement
Labor
Miami Beach
Fla
Hoffa
Detroit
Bobby Kennedy
Senate Select Committee
House of Labor
Afl-Cio
Anthony
Tony Pro) Provenzano
Hoboken
N.J
Frank Matula
Los Angeles
Milton J. Liss
Newark
Union
Liss
British Hope Angela Mortimer Wins Wimbledon Title
Angela Mortimer defeated Christine Truman 4 6 6 4 7 5 in a rain interrupted Wimbledon final to claim the women's singles crown, marking the first British victory since Dorothy Round as both finalists were British girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
Angela Mortimer
Christine Truman
Christine
Dorothy Round
Jowison Dies in Tractor Mishap Near Blanchardville
Jesse Johnson 58 of rural Blanchardville died yesterday at 6 30 p m from injuries when his tractor turned over and pinned him in a ditch four miles south of Blanchardville Coroner Richard Barth said Johnson likely braked on a steep section and the wheel slid causing the rollover He had recently sold his farm and planned to retire He is survived by his mother two daughters three sons a brother two sisters and seven grandchildren Funeral services will be Monday at 2 p m at Yellowstone Lutheran Church with burial in the church cemetery Friends may call at Saether funeral home in Blanchardville from 10 a m tomorrow until noon Monday
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Jesse Johnson
Blanchardville
Lafayette
Richard Barth
Johnson
Barth
Argyle
Argyle Township
Edward
Clara Everson Johnson
Yellowstone Lutheran Church
Cook School
Fayette
Minnie Watkins
Freeport
Darlington
Ralph
Beverly) Dearth
Robert
Louise) Montgomery
Monroe
Doral
Dean
Leonard Wood
Gary
France
Ernest
Louis Zimmerman
Eva Watkins
M. A. Sorenson
Saether
200000 Fire Blamed On Automatic Machine
Fire at the International Stamping Co. plant in Hartford damaged the facility with an estimated loss of $200,000. Fire Chief Carl Grimm said the blaze began in paint in an automatic spray booth installed about a year ago and spread among expensive machines, with no employees nearby when it started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
International Stamping Co
Carl Grimm
Radke Photo Studio Moves Into Monroe Shoe Store Site
Radke Photo Studio will relocate next month from 1614 11th Street to the south side of the square, vacated by Monroe Shoe Store. The Radke couple operates the studio since mid 1860s and plans ground floor studio spaces, a new dressing room, print room, reception area, and a basement film processing room.
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Radke
1Lth
Monroe
Wallace Radke
Draginis
F. Royce ZumBrunnen
New Haven
Conn
Milwaukee
Janesville
Donald Clark
Schmidt Shoe
Motorama attracts 40 entries in Monroe show
Officials of the Satan's Chariot Car Club of Monroe report more than 40 entries for tomorrow's southern Wisconsin Motorama at the fairgrounds. Cars are for show only with judging at 11 am and winners at 4 pm. Proceeds fund a drag strip racer and clubhouse. entries include two from the Detroit national car show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satan’s Chariot’s Car Club
Monroe
Southern Wisconsin
Illinois
Wisconsin
Dairy Queen Bought By Glen Beeck Couple
Mr and Mrs Clarence Homb announce the sale of the Dairy Queen on Highways 11 81 west to Mr and Mrs Glen . The Hombs had purchased from Casmer Homb Distributing Co in 1959 before their son Wesley sold his interest and moved to Florida. The Dairy Queen was first constructed here in July 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Homb
Glen
Homb
Casmer-Homb Distributing Co
Wesley
Florida
Dairy farmer murdered on tractor in Iowa field
Curtis Stephens 52, a dairy farmer, was shot in the back while plowing a corn field and died on his tractor. Sheriff Ray Reese led a hunt for a 16 year old who admitted to the shooting to neighbors and later to Donald Johnson, with the weapon still unrecovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Dodgeville
Iowa
Ray Reese
Curtis Stephens
Stephens
Reese
Here
Racine
Farm Marketing Measure Beaten in Wisconsin Senate
Gov. Nelson blasted Republicans as a two thirds vote defeated his farm marketing measure. The bill would let farmers form marketing agreements with standards and quotas to improve sales. Lt. Gov. Knowles cast the deciding vote against it amid party split. Democrats supported the measure. Nelson cited declining net farm income and rising costs as context for the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Nelson
GOP
Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
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John Leahy
United Telephone Co
Russel H. Shultz
Telephone Company
Times
U.S
Charlene Suneson
USS
Mann
Navy
Suneson
San Diego
11Th Naval District
Soviet
NATO
Moscow
Maude
Dodgeville Area
Bulletin
Angela
Jesse Jowison
Radke Photo Studio
Monroe Shoe Store
Motorama
Glen Beeck
Donald Johnson
Johnsons
Johnson Farm
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