Wisconsin GOP primary fields set for September 11
Wisconsin Republicans unveil a three way bid for governorship with Kuehn, Renk and Sucher contesting. Other races include attorney general and secretary of state. Democrats field Reynolds for governor and multiple candidates for treasurer and congressional seats.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Sen
Wiley
Henry Schadeberg
Philip G
John W. Reynolds
Jack Olson
Wisconsin Dells
David Carley
Robert C. Zimmerman
Gerald Humphrey
Lake Geneva
Dena A. Smith
John Schneider
Sheboygan
Eugene Lamb
Milwaukee
Robert G. Marotz
George Thompson
la Crosse
William H. Evans
Elliot N. Walstead
United State Senate
Chippewa Falls
Arlyn Wollenburg
Rosendale
Gov
Nelson
Schadeberg
Burlington
Gerald T. Flynn
Jay Schwartz
Racine
Eleanora T. Wickstrom
Walworth
Robert W. Kastenmeier
Watertown
David A. Noebel
Ivan H. Kindschi
Marshall
Vernon W. Thomson
Richland Center
Walter P. Thoresen
Local GOP Primary Set in Green County for Three Contests
Three September GOP primary races in Green County will decide sheriff assemblyman and state senator in the 17th Senatorial District covering Green Lafayette Iowa and Grant Counties. Candidates include Deininger and Schwitz for sheriff Galli Schiller and Stauffer for assembly Eckstein Gibson Kaderly Lewis Roseleip for senator Wagner for coroner and several county offices unopposed.
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Green County
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Grant
F.L. Buchschacher
Monroe
Assembly
G. Fred Galli
Victor N. Schiller
C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
Wilbur E. Deininger
Leslie M. Schwitz
A. Charles Howe
Raymond Eckstein
Cassville
Irvin Gibson
Platteville
Edward Kaderly
Juda
LeRoy Lewis
Woodford
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Richard R. Wagner
Deininger
Ray E. Kundert
Ralph J. Kundert
Register of Deeds
Helen J. Bratzke
Helen F. Myers
Joseph D. Viney
Kuehn Demands Reynolds Reply On Tax Proposals
Republican gubernatorial candidate Philip G. Kuehn challenged Democratic opponent Reynolds to show how any proposed tax changes would be financed and who would pay for new programs. Speaking at a Waukesha meeting, Kuehn said Reynolds has not yet provided the arithmetic behind his proposals or a plan to push them through a hostile Legislature.
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Philip G. Kuehn
Wisconsin
Kuehn
Rotary Club Hears Retarded Child Plea
Mrs. Robert Kingdon, special education teacher, spoke at the Rotary meeting in the Swiss Wheel about aiding retarded children to help them become useful citizens in adulthood.
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Robert Kingdon
Rotary
Refugees Arrive in 2-Foot Boat at Key West
A tiny 2 foot boat carrying 17 Cuban refugees reached Key West Florida on Tuesday night.
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Key West
Fla
Committee Rejects Wiota Area Change
The Joint Green and Lafayette County School Committees denied a petition to attach part of the Wiota school district to the South Wayne district for all school purposes. The hearing occurred in Wiota. Wiota is part of the South Wayne Union high school district but runs its own elementary school.
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Green
Lafayette County
Wiota
South Wayne
Janesville Plan for 75-Square-Mile District Fails
A special referendum in Janesville and four townships rejected a plan to form a single 75 square mile school district centered on Janesville. In Janesville the tally was 1652 yes and 2430 no. townships approved 602 yes to 49 no. The proposal, from State Superintendent Angus Rothwell, returns to Rock County School Committee for possible transmission to his office.
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Janesville
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Angus Rothwell
Rock County School Committee
Rothwell
Board Rejects Emergency Plan for Sheriff Vehicle Fleet
The County Board voted 18 to 14 to replace the sheriff department cars with identical sedans at 3837 dollars, rejecting a three-station-wagon emergency setup. Monroe Sales Co. bid the package as the sole offer, amid urging to move quickly. The board also approved 3000 dollars to establish a school for mentally handicapped children, with Green County Association for Retarded Children detailing half day classes for five to eight students and state wage support.
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Sheriff’s Department
Monroe Sales Co
C.S. Pierce
Gunhild Boswell
Green County Association For
Simmons
Klitzman
Dane County Medical Association
Buss
Belleville
Dane County
Jury Rules Death by Own Action in Sommers Case
A coroner's jury in Fond du Lac ruled Leroy A. Sommers Malone cheese executive died by his own action from carbon monoxide poisoning. The inquest followed reports of alleged intrusion by Chicago criminals and noted Sommers was found dead in his car near Oakfield, after earlier burns to his hands, face, and chest.
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Fond DU Lac
Leroy A. Sommers
Malone Cheese Company
Frank H. Decker
Sommers
Chicago
Oakfield
Robert Koller Ordination Set at St John’s UCC
Robert W. Koller will be ordained into the Christian ministry at St John’s United Church of Christ this Sunday at 8 p.m. He will preach at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. services. Rev Paul Kehle leads the rite. Rev Paul Olm conducts worship. Dr Rudolf Schade of Elmhurst College is guest speaker.
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St. John’s United Church of Christ
Robert W. Koller
Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s Church
South Wisconsin Synod
Paul H. Olm
Rudolf G. Schade
Division of Social Sciences
Elmhurst College
Werner Koller
12Th Street
Milwaukee
Juda
Monroe
Monroe High School
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Keller
First Congregational Church
DePere
First Church
New United Church of Christ
Koller
Diane G. Snyder
Harold T. Snyder
14Th Avenue
Lisa
Kollers
de Pere
Racer Milton Dies by Own Hand in Michigan Home
Mount Clemens Michigan Tommy Milton 68 a top racing star and two time winner of the Indianapolis 500 died Tuesday from two gunshot wounds believed self inflicted His brother Homer Milton said they lived in a $100 000 home at the mouth of the Clinton River The coroner Dr Harold Brockman called it probable suicide noting the gunshot wounds as the cause Milton raced on brick board and dirt tracks and had health issues after a recent heart attack.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Tommy Milton
Homer Milton
Clinton River
Tommy
Harold Brockman
Wisconsin Reapportionment Talks Move Ahead in Madison
The Wisconsin Assembly approved a Republican backed congressional redistricting plan sending it to Gov. Nelson. Federal special master Emmett Wingert plans to file a reapportionment report regardless of findings on constitutional issues with current boundaries. He schedules a second hearing Friday and seeks responses from Reynolds and Zimmerran on questions raised about the 14th Amendment rights and past plans.
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Madison
Assembly
Nelson
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Emmett Wingert
Wingert
Atty. Gen. Reynolds
Reynolds
Robert Zimmerman
Stock Prices Mixed as Some Issues Climb
New York reports a mixed market with strength in select issues while trading remains slack. Most key stocks moved only fractions to a point, highlighting uneven gains and losses in the late afternoon session.
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New York
Demonstration Gathers Thousands Against Medicare Plan in Regina
Saskatchewan residents from across the province join a mass protest before the legislative building opposing the compulsory medical care plan. The Keep Our Doctors Committee leads the action as doctors protest government control amid threats reported to Premier Lloyd and Health Minister Davies.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Keep Our Doctors Committee
Woodrow Lloyd
Lloyd
W. G. Davies
Wisconsin Coaches Preview Strong UW Season
University of Wisconsin athletic teams are projected as Big Ten contenders next season. Coaches at the Badger Booster Day dinner highlighted strong freshmen, a 10 team Big Ten race, and optimism across football and basketball, with praise for Monk Stauffacher and remarks from Ivy Williamson and Milt Bruhn. Notables included Wilbur Renk and Jack Olson at the event held at Monroe Country Club.
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Robert F. Marty
Milt Bruhn
Badger
Monroe Country Club
University of Wisconsin
Ivy Williamson
Williamson
Bruhn
Rup Walter
John Erickson
Erickson
Raph
Monk) Stauffacher
Stauffacher
Fred Gage
Madison
Gage
John Jamieson
John Fish
Fish
Deuces
Robert Leslie
Harry Vogts
Ken Stuart
Larry Fitzpatrick
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Jack Olson
Wisconsin Dells
Drowning in Abandoned Quarry Near Green Bay
Marjorie Anderson a 15 year old girl from Milwaukee drowned Tuesday in a flooded quarry about ten miles west of Green Bay Police say she apparently suffered a cramp while swimming in ten feet of water.
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Green Bay
Marjorie Anderson
Milwaukee
Greenay
City Hall Night Meeting Reviews Highway Route Proposals
City officials and State Highway Commission representatives convene at City Hall at 7 p.m. to discuss rerouting plans including an east west option on 12th street. A 12th street committee protests and urges a bypass around Monroe, while planners study subdivision options.
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State Highway Commission
City Planning Commission
Green Engineering Co
Middleton
12Th Street
John H. Bruni
Monroe
Mrs. Grenawalt Dies in Beloit Hospital at 73
Lydia Grenawalt 73 of Brodhead formerly Lydia Bernstein born Sept 30 1888 in Spring Valley Township Rock County died at Beloit hospital at 6 30 am. She was married Feb 26 1914 to Byron Grenawalt in Brodhead and lived in Plymouth township. Survived by four sons and 15 grandchildren. Services 1 30 pm Friday Everson funeral home Rev Erling Fretheim officiating. Burial Maple Grove cemetery Orfordville. Friends may call 7 9 pm tomorrow.
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Brodhead
Lydia Grenawalt
Beloit Hospital
Lydia Bernstein
Spring Valley Township
Rock County
Charles and
Ottilie Wagner Bernstein
Byron Grenawalt
Plymouth Township
Robert
Beloit
Leonard
Kermit
Clifford
Clinton
Ben
Charles Bernstein
Lewis
Ea Reasa
Orfordville
Everson Funeral Home
Erling Fretheim
Luther Valley Churches
Maple Grove Cemetery
Orfordvire
Telstar satellites unveil worldwide TV link from space
The Telstar satellite made a pioneering spaceflight to relay television pictures from Maine to France and Britain, transmitting calls and news at high speed. Officials hailed the test as a major advance in global communications and outlined plans for a fleet of similar satellites to maintain international TV and telephone links.
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New York
Telstar
America
Atlantic
France
England
U.S
Maine
Johnson
Washington
Andover
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Newton Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Bell Laboratories
Europe
Earth
Echo
Maxwell Street Day Date Moved to August 8
Monroe chamber committee changes Maxwell Street Day to Wednesday August 8 with 8 30 a m to 9 p m hours and designates Thursday August 9 as the rain date for the annual bargain event.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
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Robert Koller
Milton
Throng Regina
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