Rioting and Tear Gas Dampen Savannah Demonstration
Bands of Negroes marching through Savannah Georgia clashed with police after a two hour riot that left nine injured including three officers. Tear gas bombs and vehicle tampering were reported as clashes continued into the night amid ongoing civil rights tensions.
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Associated Press
POCRS
Cambridge
National Guard
New York
Brooklyn
Ae aSeed Ee See
Obi Ee Ian Dnaad Delian Oe
UL Reed Crear
New York City
Stock Mart Clinas To Moderate Gains
New York stock market clung to a higher edge in moderate trading. Volume around 3.7 million shares, near Wednesday's 3.74 million. Polaroid rose about 5, Electronic Specialty up 2, Western Union gained over 1 point after an early rally.
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NEW _ Yorka Spc
Polaroid
Electronic Specialty
Western Union
Monroe Planning Commission Delays Chandler Site Sale Bid
The Monroe Planning Commission tabled action on selling city owned Chandler Connors site for 90 thousand dollars. Officials fear downtown parking loss and seek substitute parking before any sale. Mayor Evans and others oppose selling the valuable downtown asset. Johnson cites a reputable offer but notes disclosure is blocked by buyers. The panel also approves two unrelated easement actions for Monroe Country Club and Walter Ekum property after sewer work.
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Council
Venacac
Johnson
Commission
Chandler
Orville R. Evans
Bruce M. Blum
Evans
Lum
Ulat Wie
Ohnsan Rane Cata Wari He Cae Sons
Monroe Country Club
20Th Avenue
Cripty
Sutian Chen Tiee
Walter Ekum
Holstein honors at 14th Tri County show in Evansville
Grand champion cow shown by Donald Timm and W G Timm family. top herd honors go to Green County and Monroe FFA. Veterans praised by Evansville organizers for a record turnout of 351 entries. Next show is the state Black and White Show in West Salem on July 16.
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Tri-County
Oregon State Farm
Elmer Henderson
Wyss
Monroe
Rock
Dane Counties
Charles Maas
E. W. Krueger
Evansville
West Salem
Carl W. Wyss
Steve
Aaron Digman
Oregon
John Ruff
Wyss and Son
Ray Potter
Edgerton
Bonnie E. Cooper
DeForest
John W. Ruff
Broege
Freeman Okays Release Of Land in Drouth Areas
Wisconsin Assembly votes 54 to 40 to strip 5.3 million dollars in beer taxes from the compromise budget tax bill. Democrats suffer defeats on utilities tax relief and other proposed changes while debates over income tax, newspaper tax, and bank taxes continue. A separate note reports Monroe Fire Department extinguishing a grass fire south of Monroe on the Clarno road.
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Freeman
Drouth
Madison
The _ Assembly
Assembly
Senate
Gen. Reynolds
Assembly Democrats
David Obey
D-Wausau
Obey
Wisconsin
Monroe
Clarno Road
Kennedy shifts plan as rail strike averted
President Kennedy unveils a new plan and a special committee to study the four year old rail labor dispute. The agreement freezes work rules changes until July 29 while Congress would get one week to act if talks fail.
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Kennedy
White House
Joseph Black
Inland Steel
Chicago
George Harrison
AFL Cio
Longrev
Special Committee
Congress
Secretary of
Labor
Wirtz
Commerce Hodges
Ate Crasepa Cox
Aflcio
The
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
George Meany
Stuart T. Saunders
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Charles Luna
AFL-CIO_ Brotherhood of Rail
Louis J. Wagner
Independent Order of Railway
Supreme Court
Goldberg
Executive Mansion
New York Supreme Court
Samuel E. Rosenman
Capitol Hill
Renk Sees Barry Now in GOP Lead
Wilbur Renk, an early Nelson Rockefeller backer, says Barry Goldwater will likely win the Republican nomination in 1964. He notes Goldwater's integrity and ability and intends to support his campaign if nominated.
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Sun Prairie
Wilbur Renk
Nelson Rockefeller
Saing Weunessay
New York
Renk
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Phil Rodgers Grabs Halfway Lead in British Open
Phil Rodgers of La Jolla California shot 68 to reach 135 for 36 holes and lead the British Open by one stroke over Australian Peter Thomson at St. Anne’s England.
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ST. Anne’s
England
Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
Calif
Peter Thomson
Australia
Brown Swiss Canton No 2 Show Monday at Fairgrounds
The Brown Swiss Canton No 2 show will be held Monday at the fairgrounds starting at 10 a.m. Nearly 100 head of cattle are expected from Green and Rock counties. Robert Zimmerman, secretary of state, will attend. A 4-H program and showmanship contest precede judging. a University of Wisconsin judge will preside with John Voegeli as associate.
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Green, Rock
Canton No. 2
Robert Zimmerman
University of Wisconsin
John Voegeli
Lodi
Voegeli
Howard Voegeli
Monticello
Fire Damages Wendell Home Near Brodhead
Damage estimated at 5000 dollars occurred yesterday afternoon at the Henry Wendell home 30 miles southeast of Brodhead in Rock County. Firemen were called at 3 07 p m to battle a blaze that started in the garage and spread to the house destroying the first floor interior and causing extensive smoke damage. The Wendells carried no insurance on the damaged property.
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Brodhead
Henry Wendell
Rock County
Madison Wisconsin Cheese Market Report
The Madison cheddar market shows steady demand and ample supplies. Prices are quoted for various formats with ranges indicating modest variation across product types.
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Madison
Wisconsin
McNamara cites $1.1B savings with no cuts to combat forces
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara announced a $1.1 billion savings in the military supply and procurement system over the past year, with an average future savings outlook. He denied plans to reduce combat forces in Europe and stressed maintained levels despite global tensions, citing increased nuclear and tactical capabilities and expanded special forces.
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Washington
McNamara
Kennedy
Europe
U.S
Germany
Delayed Wisconsin order unlocks cropland use for emergency hay
After a five day delay Secretary Freeman signed authorization for Green County and 19 other Wisconsin counties to use croplands diverted under soil bank and feed grain programs for emergency hay and pasture. The action followed protests from Congress and Gov. Reynolds, with field surveys reportedly delaying the decision. A 32 person appraiser crew will process applications as fears grow over drought and a stressed corn crop.
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Freeman
Green County
Wisconsin
Lumbia
Crawford
Dane
Dodge
Door
Grant
Green Lake
Iowa
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Kenosha
Lafayette
Marquette
Racine
Richland
Rock
Sauk
Walworth
Washington
Congress
Reynolds
USDA
ASCS
SEA Gours Bsapdamsu Co
Drouth-Parched
Voor
Waukesha
Donald Siedschlag
County Ascs
Liedschlag
Weather Bureau
Parking Lot To Close Friday To Mark Stalls
City officials announce the parking lot north of Monroe Sales Co will close to cars tomorrow. Police Chief Henry S Hefty will line and mark stalls during the day. The lot is expected to accommodate more than 100 cars after marking is finished.
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Monroe Sales Co
Henry S
France Plans Early Repayment of Foreign Debt
The French government will repay over 200 million dollars of external debt ahead of schedule. Most funds are expected to go to the United States, reducing obligations before maturity.
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France
Paris
United States
Parking Lot Replaces Historic Monroe Substation
A Monroe landmark built in 1931 will be dismantled within two weeks to make way for a Wisconsin Power and Light Co. employee parking lot. The 1100 block of 15th Avenue site hosts the substation once a central power feeder, now superseded by a 69,000 volt facility on 7th Street.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
15Th Avenue
Power Company
Donald Brown
Power unit upgrade plans for old station noted
Brown cites aging equipment at the old station and says replacements would be needed. Two power company employees, Carson Lowl and Osro Grinnell, contributed to the planning and original 1931 model. A 23 000 volt sub station behind the old unit will remain as a subsidiary outlet.
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Brown
Power Company
Carson Lowl
Osro Grinnell
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