Capitol Bible of Congress Costs and Controversy
The Congressional Record, a daily Capitol journal, is edited by unanimous consent to revise and extend remarks. Some lawmakers alarmed by rising costs advocate trimming appendix content to save about a million dollars yearly. In 1962 the Record ran over 16 thousand pages costing about 1.3 million dollars, with a projected 22 thousand pages and 1.8 million dollars for the year.
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Washington
Congressional
Capitol Hill
Congress
Paul C. Jones
D-Mo
Four Injured in Lena Area Car Crash
Four persons were injured when a car swerved to reach clothing and struck a culvert on Wade Grove Road near Lena. Driver Eugene Lancaster, 23, suffered a severe scalp wound while Harlen Crase, 6, fractured his right leg. The mother, Mrs Alonzo Crase, 23 of Waddams Grove and an expectant mother, was hospitalized for observation, and another child Robert, 3, received cuts.
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Wade Grove Road
Lena
Eugene Lancaster
Route 2
Harlen Crase
Alonzo Crase
Waddams Grove
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Robert
Notable Deaths Include Chambers and Paulen
Whittaker Chambers, 60, former Communist spy linked to the Hiss case, died of a heart attack in Westminster MD. Ben Paulen, 91, Kansas governor from 1925 to 1929, died in Fredonia. Rev. Michael J. Mintern, 80, ex general overseer of the Christian Catholic Church of Zion, died at a Wisconsin church camp.
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Fredonia
Kan
Ben Paulen
Kansas
Ellison Bay
Wis
Michael J. Mintern
Christian Catholic Church of Zion
Hul
Rugged Woman Sued For Manhandling Cop
Los Angeles officer Germoe J. Faust sued 31 year old Shirley Lowrey for 25000 damages claiming she assaulted him after he stopped her for a red light violation last Feb. 22. Faust said the 114 pound woman grabbed wrestled and yanked him and five patrol cars plus a motorcycle officer aided the arrest. He suffered a dislocated finger. Lowrey was fined 100 in May for resisting arrest.
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Los Angeles
Browntown Social Roundup Includes Local Visits
Mrs Theda May hosts Browntown guests including Mr and Mrs Gerald Scherer of Beloit and Elmhurst visitors. Elmhurst residents Miss John Bartels and three children stay with her mother Mrs Michael in town for a week. Other locals welcome guests: Paul Vincent of Harvard with his parents, the Ross Vincents. Mr and Mrs Wilbert Mau and sons Terry and Jimmy from Monroe. Miss Manda Flannery returns from Pine Lake youth camp. Roger Goodman and sons from Stockton visit the Dewey Goodmans. Ward Merritt and son return from Pennsylvania trip. Mid Van Matre also mentioned in attendance.
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Gerald Scherer
Beloit
Flavia Michael
John Bartels
Elmhurst
Ill
Michael
Paul Vincent
Harvard
Ross Vincents
Wilbert Mau
Terry
Jimmy
Monroe
Theda Mau
Manda Flannery
Pine Lake
Roger Goodman and Sons
Stockton
Dewey Goodmans
Ward Merritt
Pennsylvania
Mid van Matre
Beloit visitors and family gatherings noted in area
Willis of Beloit visits Marshfield relatives while Ray Pinney of Vesper visits his cousin Mrs. Julia Pickett. John DeNure accompanies him. John Hirsch and family join Elmer and Mrs. Wee gil in Darlington for a Sunday gathering. Schowalter family on vacation with seniors camp at Green Lake. Mrs. Berg hosts Dewey Goodman assisting. Gayle Burington family attend River Days in Savanna Illinois. Cole family tenants in Ed McDaniel estate in Milwaukee. Amelia Soddy descendants hold reunion at Brown town schoolhouse. Cora Beck visits Madison relatives.
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Willis
Beloit
Marshfield
Ray Pinney
Vesper
Julia Pickett
John DeNure
John Hirsch
Nancy
Cindy
Elmer Weegil
Darlington
Daniel Schowalter
Rev. Schowalter
Green Lake
Dewey Goodman
Ole Berg
Argyle
Gayle Burington
Savanna
Ill
Richard Cole
Milwaukee
Ed McDaniel
Amelia Soddy
Browntown
Cora Beck
Madison
Maj. Richard Streiff Assigned to Germany
Maj. Richard Streiff son of Mr and Mrs Fred P Streiff has been assigned to Germany for a three year tour. He will be stationed at Bramberg with his wife and two sons Ricky and James Dale visiting from Springfield Va. They arrived to visit Fred Streiff and Mrs The Nressa Martin until late July. The family will fly to Germany. Father and Mas Streiff with two sons and his father left for Kenora Canada on a 10 day fishing trip.
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New Glarus
Times
Richard Streiff
Fred P. Streiff
Germany
Bramberg
Ricky
James Dale
Springfield
Fred Streiff
Theressa Martin
Mas. Streiff
Wisconsin Visitors Day to View Egg Production Test at State Farm Oregon
The annual Visitors Day for the Wisconsin Random Sample Egg Production Test will be held Thursday July 13 at the State Farm in Oregon. The test house opens all day for viewing 26 stocks and egg samples while Paul Zumbro National Poultry and Turkey Improvement Plans senior coordinator discusses the combined summary of all tests. A broiler barbecue will be served at cost at noon. Higher milk prices than a year ago support Wisconsin farmers price index as June milk prices average 3.40 per hundredweight with a 3 cent May decline but 17 cents above June last year.
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Wisconsin
Oregon
Paul Zumbro
National Poultry and Turkey Improvement Plans
Wisconsin Crop Reporting Service
Montgomery discusses Tunisia tour at Rotary Club
Ray Montgomery of Browntown spoke about his tour of Tunisia at the Monroe Rotary Club meeting yesterday at the Eugene hotel. Walter Bober presented the financial report. A plan to extend membership was discussed.
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Ray Montgomery
Browntown
Tunisia
Monroe Rotary Club
Eugene
Walter Bober
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Read daily for bargain listings across categories in The Times classified section. Discover limited time offers and local deals from our advertisers and readers.
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Times
Service News from Great Lakes and Local Enlistment
Roger W. Butts, son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Butts of South Wayne, is stationed at Great Lakes Naval Hospital Ward 8 South. Address listed as 536-2773. Jasper Williams, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Williams of Browntown, has enlisted and will travel from Freeport to Chicago for examination. he is a 1961 Monroe High School graduate.
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Great Lakes
Roger W. Butts
Glenn Butts
South Wayne
Roger Butts
U. S. Naval Hospital
Jasper Williams
Jack Williams
Browntown
Armed Forces
Freeport
Chicago
Williams
Monroe High School
Orangeville Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
Mrs. Mary Kaiser of Evanston spent Sunday with sister Mrs. Vera Heck. Mrs. Dale Gross visits her daughter Mrs. William Faust in Rockford. Ellen Goodhart hosts Sunday dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Leo Flanagan of Brodhead. Mrs. Marjorie Ritzman celebrates birthday with Charles Pickett and others. Lyle Rinehart and Glen Bolender visit Chicago. Larry Zettle visits grandmother Maggie Zettle in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Wuthrich are also mentioned in the notes.
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Mary Kaiser
Evanston
Vera Heck
Dale Gross
William Faust
Rockford
Ellen Goodhart
Leo Flanagan
Brodhead
Charles Pickett
Monroe
Marjorie Ritzman
Ritzman
Lyle Rinehart
Joe Schofield
Rock Grove
Glen Bolender
Chicago
Larry Zettle
Maggie Zettle
Sim Wuthrich
Family and friends travel and visit across Illinois and Michigan
Don and Glen attended a 4th of July family reunion at the Ronald Rabe home in Winslow. Visitors included Mrs. Otto Folgate to Mrs. Bertha Barnes in Freeport and the Strayers with Mrs. Margaret Brown visiting Decatur and Bement. Brown plans weeks with her daughter in Decatur. Ralph Babler and family left for a Wisconsin fishing trip. Emma Zeigler, Flossie, and Clarence Zeigler stayed at the R. L. LaBorde home in Freeport. A birthday steak fry for Clarence Zeigler at Freeport with the LaBorde family was held. Mrs. Stephen B. Miller of Dearborn, Mich., visits cousin Ramona Palmer this week.
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Don and
Glen
Ronald Rabe
Winslow
Otto Folgate
Bertha Barnes
Freeport
Charles Strayer
Strayer
Margaret Brown
Decatur
Bement
Brown
R. L. Busch
Ralph Babler
Wisconsin
R. L. LaBorde
Joe Schofield
Rock Grove
Emma Zeigler
Flossie
Clarence E. Zeigler
Clarence
Stephen B. Miller
Dearborn
Mich
Ramona Palmer
Oconomowoc Name Means Home of the Beaver
The Wisconsin town of Oconomowoc derives its name from an Indian word translated as home of the beaver. Local historians note the origin reflects Native American language influence on place names.
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Oconomowoc
Wisconsin
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Vikings
National Football League
Rugged
Germoe J. Faust
Shirley Lowrey
Mrs
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Maj
Fullerton Lumber Company
Ity v. Farm Scene
Marilyn Monroe
New York City
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Orangeville
Glen E. Bolender
City Hall
Tial
Tallman
Lybrand
Outlet Seven
F. M. Bray
Style Shop
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P.J
Robel
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