ASCS Readies Quick Action on Green County Forage
Green County ASCS seeks rapid release of 17 600 acres diverted to soil bank and feed grain programs to provide emergency cattle feed. A drouth aid training session is set for 10 a.m. tomorrow with 32 appraisers planned. officials note that 50 000 acres are needed to meet county needs but any help is welcome.
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Reynolds
Freeman
Green County
ASCS
Green
Drouth
Monroe Evening Times
William Sadler
Henry C. Schaueberg
USDA
Washington
Madison
Schadeberg
Gov. Reynolds
Winaia@ke oy
Cruids "Asefocores
William O. Tschudy
Ascs Committee
Donald Siedschlag
Siedschlag
Wisconsin Faces Severe Crop Losses Amid Drought
Wisconsin farmers fear heavy losses after the driest week in five years. Five counties seek disaster designation to free reserve acres for emergency use and harvest. Hay crops in Waukesha and Vilas counties report 50 percent declines. oats and corn delayed and withering under heat.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
US Weather Bureau
Adams
Columbia
Dodge
Waukesha
Racine
Jefferson County
Marvin Burley
Madison
Burley
George Tucker
Herman Smith
Eagle River
Vilas
Drouth
Waukesha County
William Rogan
AMC to Move Ambassador Production Out of Milwaukee
A union source says American Motors Corp plans to relocate Ambassador body production from Milwaukee to the Kenosha plant, costing about 1,200 Milwaukee jobs. The Milwaukee plant has faced ongoing trouble with pilfering and quality issues.
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Milwaukee
United Auto Workers Union
American Motors Corp
Kenosha
AMC
Detroit
Edward L. Cushman
AMC Wisconsin layoffs detail amid model year shift
D Production Coaimed that there would be no production of Ambassador bodies in Milwaukee after the new model year began in August. Cushman said lay offs had not been determined and that AMC's overall Wisconsin employment was expanding.
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Tere
Milwaukee
Cushman
AMC
Wisconsin
Senate approves revised Philippines war claims bill
Washington lawmakers pass a compromise revision of a $73 million war claims bill. It eliminates fees for John A. O'Donnell a Washington lawyer lobbyist and now heads to the House for consideration.
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OKAYS
Washington
Senate
John A. O’donnell
House
Drought Raises Alarm for Corn Contest Lands
Drought fears threaten the State and National Mechanical Corn Picking contests slated for Oct. 23 and 24. The Melchair Denny farm near Monroe is the primary site with Willis Riemer farm in Decatur Township as an alternate. An oats demonstration on the Riemer farm aims to help officials compare corn acres and assess rain relief.
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Melchair Denny
Monroe
Willis Riemer
Decatur Township
Riemer
Donny Farm
Soviet China talks recessed amid tensions and no shows
Soviet and Chinese delegations recessed their Moscow Peking reconciliation talks with no explanation. Twenty some Chinese negotiators failed to attend. the day was spent at the Chinese embassy as Moscow warned of dangerous consequences. One source said China proposed a world conference of Communist parties and a population based voting plan. the Soviet reaction was seen as totally negative.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red China
China
Stock List Climbs In Recovery Sport
New York rails motors and steels led a stock market recovery in moderate trading as hopes rose that President Kennedy could avert a nationwide railway strike threatened for Thursday and broader market gains followed.
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New York
Kennedy
Market closes with fractional gains across major stocks
Gains were mostly fractional with some up a point among key stocks. High priced slam er issues recovered several points from recent losses. Chrysler rebounded over a point from Monday's 2s point drop. IBM rose about 5 points and Xerox edged higher while most other auto makers gained fractions.
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Chrysler
IBM
Xerox
Prices rise for Wisconsin farm products across hogs sheep lambs
The State Crow Reporting Service reported that on June 15 Wisconsin farmers received higher prices than a year earlier for hogs sheep lambs turkeys and eggs.
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Madison
Crow Reporting Service
Wisconsin
Nationals Grab A lead in All Star Game fifth inning
In Cleveland the National League took a 4-3 lead in the fifth as Tommy Davis scored on a squeeze play. The frame followed a 3-3 tie after two and three runs in the third. Mays tied the All Star single season record with his 20th hit as the NL built its advantage.
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Cleveland
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Davis
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Pearson
White
Malzone
Richardson
Mays
Pepitone
Musial
Bailey
Kaline
Aaron
Fox
Stan Musial
Boyer
Wagner
Reynolds seeks assembly action on state budget compromise
Gov Reynolds appeals to the Wisconsin Assembly urging quick action on a 6326 million 1965 66 biennium budget and tax package. The measure faces about 100 amendments led by Glen Pommerening aiming to shift revenue provisions and trim costs while preserving overall balance.
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Madison
Reynolds
Senate
Assembly
Glen Pommerening
Milwaukee
Joint Finance Committee
Pommerening
Kennedy backs Goldberg as decision maker in rail labor dispute
President Kennedy proposed that Goldberg be empowered to decide all issues in the railroads and operating unions work rule dispute. If accepted, the binding report would delay new rules until the Supreme Court term begins in October, with a deadline of Sept. 30 for consideration. Both sides warned of a potential national disruption if talks fail.
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Washington
Kennedy
Tesefinn Anthiin T Supitine Court
tuiTe Tattars
Goldberg
J. E. Wolfe
White House
Wolfe
Supreme Court
Post Office Department
Monroe District reports 1963 census rise adds rural districts
The Monroe school age census shows 4 902 total children under 19 with 1 330 more in rural districts due to 18 districts added July 1. City census 2 539, parochial 551, rural 1 492. board to set a higher 1963 64 budget, levy last year was 819 500.
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Monroe
City Public
St. Victor’s
Board of Education
Reynolds Rejects Districting Plan in Wisconsin
Gov Reynolds vetoed the Republican reapportionment bill arguing it violates the state constitution and the 14th Amendment. He said Milwaukee County should have 26 Assembly seats instead of 24, and warned he would not approve a 25 seat plan. The dispute includes court action with the State Supreme Court set to hear Reynolds’s suit in September.
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Madison
Reynolds
Milwaukee County
Assembly
State Supreme Court
Reynold
U.S
County population surge ignored in seats count
A report notes that the proposed redistricting plan fails to reflect a county population rise of 164 994 residents. The oversight would affect allocation of legislative seats, raising concerns about fair representation in the redraw effort.
Firemen put out grass blaze on Frontier Trail
The Monroe Fire Department battled a grass fire on Frontier Trail er Court at 4 p.m. yesterday in the southwest city section. Fire Chief Josef J. Benkert said the flames were controlled quickly with no damage. The dry grass likely ignited from a nearby incinerator.
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Monroe
Frontier Trailer Court
8Th Street
Josef J. Benkert
Buehler Couple Take Over Karlen's Bakery Here
Walter and Maria Christina Buehler, Swiss natives and new owners of Karlen's Bakery, plan to add pastries and expand offerings. Walter Buehler, a Canton Bern native, has chef and master baker credentials from the New Glarus hotel and Bruno's in Lafayette.
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Buehlers
Walter Buehler
Switzerland
Karlen
117H Avenue
Buehler
Times
United States
Walter Bahler
Canton Bern
New Glarus
Maria Christina
St. Moritz
Bruno’s
Lafayette
Ind
Integration leaders postpone Gwynn Oak march in Maryland
Maryland denizens of the integration movement call off a late afternoon march at Gwynn Oak amusement park as an act of good faith. Clergymen from the Congress of Racial Equality cite a county human relations council vote and inform Baltimore County executive Spiro Agnew of the postponement.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Gwynn Oak
Congress of Racial Equality
Baltimore County
Spiro T. Agnew
Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance
York In Hospital For Checkup At Nashville
2 Sergeant Alvin C. York, World War I Medal of Honor recipient, rests comfortably at Veterans Hospital in Nashville after admission Monday for a routine checkup and observation.
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Nashville
Tenn
Alvin C. York
Veterans Hospital
Nearly 300 Holsteins Due at Evansville Show
The 14th Tri-County Black and White Show will be held tomorrow at Lake Leota Park Evansville for Holstein breeders of Dane Rock and Green Counties. Between 20 and 300 head are expected to be shown with Eugene Nelson of Union Grove as judge. The event runs from 10 a.m. all day, with Charles Maas of Evansville as general chairman.
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Lake Leota Park
Evansville
Dane, Rock and Green
Eugene Nelson
Union Grove
Charles Maas
Educational Entries For Fair Due July 26
Entries in the educational department of the 109th annual Green County Fair are due at the County superintendent of schools office in the Courthouse by 5 p.m. Friday July 26. Judging will be on Tuesday July 30 by Miss Hannah Bindschaedler and Mrs Hilda Ellingson. Displays will be in Floral Hall at the fair opening.
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Green County
Schoors
Hannah Bindschaedler
Hilda Ellingson
Floral Hall
Cheese market steady with ample supplies in Madison
Madison market reports steady cheddar trade with normal stock movement through outlets. Open market activity remains light and supplies are ample. Prices show cheddars and 40 pound blocks around 35 to 38 cents, single daisies 38 to 39 cents, longhorns 38 to 44 cents, and midgets 37 to 40 cents.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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