Rockefeller Challenges Goldwater In 1964 GOP Race
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller launched a liberal versus conservative clash for the 1964 Republican nomination. He attacked Goldwater’s strategy to win Southern Western support while ignoring the North, urging GOP unity against a “radical right” he called extremist and racist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Gop
Jack Bell
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
New York
Goldwater
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Sen
Curtis
Taft
Ohio
Gen
Eisenhower
Morton
John Birch
San Francisco
National Young Republicans Federation
Five Drownings Listed for State
Illinois youths drowned in separate incidents as Wisconsin waters reported four other deaths. Larry Lewandowski 18 Harvard drowned in Lake Geneva while swimming from a rented boat. Bert Huntington 67 Shawano appeared to slip from a fishing boat on Shawano Lake. Robert Falconer 18 Rockford drowned in Rock Lake at Lake Mills while water skiing. Gene Brunschmid 15 Jump River drowned in Little Rice Lake during motor repair. Charmaine Plesko 18 Superior drowned in Twin Bear Lake skin diving.
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Illinois
Wisconsin
Larry Lewandowski
Harvard
Lake Geneva
Lewandowski
Bert Huntington
Shawano
Shawano Lake
Robert Falconer
Rockford
Rock Lake
Lake Mills
Cheese Demand Steady in Madison Market
In Madison Wisconsin today cheddar cheese demand is fair to good with ample supplies across styles. Prices show 40 pound blocks at 35 to 38 percent and single daisies at 38 to 39 percent, long horns 38 to 39 percent, and midgets 37.2 to 40.2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Monroe Upsets West Bend For Southern Wisconsin Relays Title
Monroe scores 152 points to 146 for West Bend in a thrilling relay meet at Recreation Park. Ten and under and 13 to 14 age group relays lead the victory with six first places and four seconds. standout performances credited to Tom Penton and Cathy Hayes among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
West Bend
Ft. Atkinson
Greendale
Beloit
Janesville
Evansville
Tom Fenton
John Etter
Cathy Hayes
Karen Woolever
Donna Swiggum
Tommy Cummings
Ber
Hawaii
Tommy
Tom
Frank C. Stiles
Earl Hager
Rotary Club
Stiles
Christie Wagner
Wendi Hugdahl
Laurie Sickinger
Dick Stauffacher
John Stoll
Jim Myers
Bernie Purcell
Sue Hayes
Ann Wells
Sheryl Smith
Karen Jacobs
Sally Simpson
Keren Westover
Wisconsin 1963 traffic toll rises to 412
Ten more Wisconsin highway deaths are added to the 1963 toll bringing it to 412. Victims include Pearl Klappa 56 of Port Edwards killed in Marshfield hospital injuries from Seneca incident and James Piodela 21 of Chicago who died after a sports car left a Kenosha County road.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Pearl Klappa
Port Edwards
Marshfield
Seneca
James Piodela
Chicago
Kenosha
Glyn Knickerbocker
Milwaukee
Lorene Webster
Tulsa
Okla
Endeavor
Robert Priebe
Dorothy Boettcher
Neenah
Walter Peabody Jr
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Raymond Jones
Sauk Village
Frank Taharski
Rascobel
Khrushchev Opens Talks on Limited Nuclear Test Ban Plan
Premier Khrushchev meets with U S Undersecretary Harriman and Britain's Lord Hailsham in Moscow as they discuss a Western proposed limited ban on nuclear tests in air, space and underwater. The mood is hopeful with emphasis on policing and nonaggression pact linkage amid East Berlin statements and Sino-Soviet ideological clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Kremlin
U.S
Harriman
Britain
Lord Hailsham
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Red China
East Berlin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact
Peking
Stocks Suffer Loss In Moderate Trading
New York markets fell in moderate trading with losses ranging from fractions to about a point. It was the fourth straight decline as major sectors weakened and several blue chips traded lower while the overall volume reached about 3.4 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monroe School Board Elections Face New Ballot Rules
Gov. Reynolds signed a new school board election law last week but Monroe District will hold its annual meeting Monday July 22 at 8 p.m. in the junior high auditorium. Nominations from the floor remain possible and candidacy declarations may be filed 20 days before the meeting. Voting on all candidates will occur on a single written ballot with a simple plurality determining offices. A preliminary vote may be required if nominations exceed three times the number of seats. The district plans to elect three board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Monroe
Johnson to report on city property sale proposal
Lester M. Johnson will present a report at tomorrow night’s council meeting on a proposed business offer to buy city owned Chandler-Connors property. He noted no formal recommendation, and the Planning Commission earlier voted to table the proposal until the bidding firm is named. The meeting starts at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester M. Johnson
First Ward
City Council
Johnson
Chandler-Connors
Planning Commission
Senator Roseleip Hospitalized At Madison VA
State Sen. Gordon W. Roseleip of Darlington was reported in good condition Saturday at the Madison Veterans Administration hospital. He was hospitalized last week for medical observation and is expected to stay a few days for treatment of an abdominal condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon W. Roseleip
Darlington
Veterans Administration Hospital
Madison
Roseleip
Race tensions across the nation draw officials and protests
Cambridge Maryland leaders meet Governor Tawes to end local race turmoil. Neo Nazi leaders arrested in the Bronx after an attempted riot at a diner. Medgar Evers honored at the New York Capitol with Gov Rockefeller proclamation. James Farmer outlines a nationwide boycott plan after a mass Washington march. Savannah leaders expect easing tensions after two nights of rioting and a canceled Negro march.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
J. Millard Tawes
National Guard
Arthur Parker
New York
Bronx
National Renaissance Party
House Committee On UN
Capitol
Albany
N.Y
Medgar Evers
Jackson
Miss
Gov. Rockefeller
Washington
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Savannah
James Bevel
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Judging Begins At Canton Show For Brown Swiss Cattle
The Canton show opens with judging of Brown Swiss cattle at the fairgrounds. George Werner of Wisconsin heads over 100 registered cattle judged by an associate. The event includes queen contest planning and a long list of early entries from Monore, Monroe, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
George Werner
University of Wisconsin
John Voegeli
Lodi
Alfred
Shorty) Meier
John Wegmueller
Jake Voegeli
Howard Voegeli
Monticello
Calvin E. Kraemer
John Grunzel Sr
Route 2
Janesville
Heifer
Grandma Cow
McIuuca Vane
Howard Voegels
Cold Springs Farm
James Krim
Monroe
Dean
Judd Nelson
Brooklyn
David L. Deininger
Emil G
Arthur Fritsch
Clarno
John Grunzel
Son
Record Low Hits 109.8 Below Zero at South Pole Station
The U S Antarctic expedition base at the South Pole recorded a new all time low of 109.8 degrees below zero just before midnight Sunday night. The extreme cold underscores severe conditions faced by researchers in Antarctica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
New Zealand
U.S. Antarctic
South Pole
Ambassador Tschudy to greet Monroe Java Junketeers in Iowa
Monroe's ambassador to Iowa Herbert O. Tschudy of Des Moines will help greet Java Junket members arriving Thursday afternoon at Washington. He may arbitrate a placemat plagiarism dispute arising from a coffee club feud sparked by editor Dave Elder.
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Tschudy
Monroe
Iowa
Herbert O. Tschudy
Des Moines
Washington
Cliff Reasa
Winga Cafe
Dave Elder
Washington Evening Journal
Reasa
Elder
Orville Evans
W. E. Deininger
Monroe Evening Times
Iowa Press Association
Java Junket
Concert Tonight at Twining Park With Zweifel Brothers
City Band concert at Outdoor Community Theater in Twining Park starts at 8 p.m. Bring blankets or chairs as seating is limited to about 60 benches. Transportation to the park will be provided by Methodist and Grace Lutheran churches. Featured entertainment includes Mike and Keith Zweifel, Route 1, Juda, sons of Mr and Mrs Alfred Zweifel, who recently auditioned for Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twining Park
Methodist
Grace Lutheran
Green County Hospital
Park
Mike
Keith Zweifel
Alfred Zweifel
Juda
Zweifel Brothers
Ted Mack
Milwaukee man killed by boat propeller at Green Lake
Edward S. Horswill aged 21 of Milwaukee died Sunday after being struck by a motorboat propeller while swim mining in Green Lake near West Bend. The boat operator was not held accountable.
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West Bend
Edward S. Horswill
Milwaukee
Green Lake
Here
Two Revisions Sought To Ease Major Objections
MADISON Gov. Reynolds backs two amendments to a budget tax compromise to win Assembly approval this week. One amendment would drop sales taxes on household fuel and electricity and widen the levy to cover other items, offsetting a revenue shortfall. The second would add 20 million in relief by taxing business machinery and equipment and construction materials while trimming utility relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Assembly
Senate
Farmers submit over 400 ASCS land release applications
More than 400 farmers had applied to the ASCS by noon to harvest or pasture land released from federal control. Appraisers returned to fields to price the diverted acres, aided by rain though some could not work Saturday. Rain improves the corn but hay and pasture prospects remain bleak. Monroe Evening Times reports .39 inches of rain, with higher totals elsewhere, and forecasts show no additional rain imminent.
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ASCS
Don Siedschlag
Monroe
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Rep
Robert Taft Jr
Thruston B. Morton
Krattiger
Kenneth L. Krattiger
John Krattiger
University of Mississippi
Hattiesburg
Boo
Parturuay
Sen. Roseleip
Madison VA Hospital
Nathan E. Bear
David Viney
David Brown
Barbara
Georgia
Robert M. Reuter
Brodhead
Gerald J. Fox
Rock County
Kathy
Christine
John Meier
Nordean Bloom
Norvic Farm
Alfred (Shorty) Meier Sr
John FE. Deininger
Jack
Jean Taylor
Foxacres, Inc
Barry Fox
Waterloo
John Alfred Meier
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