Rockefeller Hit By Cooling Off Of Jersey Group
Washington dispatch reports New Jersey GOP delegates may stay uninstructed as Rockefeller loses traction in the state. Rockefeller assails Barry Goldwater’s campaign as risky for the party while Goldwater denies backing the strategy. Local NJ figures criticize Rockefeller’s remarriage, with party leaders cautious on his nomination prospects. Rockefeller plans to push civil rights at the national governors conference in Miami Beach.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Jersey
Rockefeller
New Yorker
Cunnartare
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Massena
N.Y
Goldwater
Barry
New York State Society of Newspaper Editors
Arizonan
H. Alexander Smith
Republican Party
Clifford P. Case
Miami Beach
Bank Holdup in Bay View Milwaukee Two Suspects
Milwaukee police questioned two men, one from Dayton Ohio, in connection with a daytime Bay View State Bank robbery that netted 30376 dollars. Two armed suspects entered the bank, held 15 people at gunpoint, and fled in a car later found in a nearby industrial firm's lot. A second vehicle with Ohio plates and four men was seen signaling the getaway.
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Milwaukee
Bay View State Bank
Dayton
Ohio
Vollem
Auto
Cheese Market Steady in Madison Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin cheddar market remains steady with ample large styles and adequate to adequate small styles on offer. Prices vary with cheddars around 34 to 38 dollars per hundredweight and blocks, daisies, longhorns, and midgets showing scattered quotables in the 37 to 39 dollar range.
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Cheese Mart Steady
Madison
Wisconsin
Harold Larse Elected to South Wayne High Board
South Wayne Union Free high school District elects Harold Larse to the Board of Education by 70 to 48 margin over Mrs. Raymond Binns. Budget set at 169 237 dollars with a tax levy of 117 908 dollars. New facilities include a remodeled high school and six new classrooms with a goal to complete by September 1. James Winn reappointed to fill an unexpired term. Mrs. Peterson absent due to health.
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South Wayne
Times
South Wayne Union Free High
Harold Larse
Board of Education
Larsé
Raymond Binns
Leo Peterson
Peterson
Arizona
James Winn
Bernard Gilbertson
Wiota
Gilbertson
Arleigh Johnson
Kenneth Holt
SW Ehi Ae Ey. Ie “Ein
State Graded School District Board
Firemen Extinguish Dishwasher Fire at Schmitz Home
Monroe firemen were called to the William E. Schmitz residence at 2317 13th Avenue yesterday at 2:31 p.m. to extinguish a small fire started by an electrical disturbance in a dishwasher. Fire Chief Josef F. Benkert reported minor damage. the residence is connected to the Schmitz Studio.
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Monroe
William E. Schmitz
13Th Avenue
Josef F. Benkert
Schmitz
Erwin Spring Named Assistant To Green County Co ops
Erwin Spring of Monroe has been named assistant to the general manager of the Green County Service Co op and the Green County Farm Bureau Co op Warehouse Co op. He will head the petroleum division and the credit department for both companies.
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Erwin Spring
Monroe
Green County Service Co. Co-op
Green County Farm Bureau Coop Warehouse Co
Spring
Brown Swiss Canton No 2 honors crown and reserve titles
Jane Viney Queen Voegeli Bull wins the Brown Swiss Canton No 2 event at the fairgrounds. Norvic Farm led with grand champion female. Voegeli's top bull was W.B. Royal Czar. Judges were George Werner and John Voegeli. Multiple 4-H and FFA winners named with many blue ribbons across classes.
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Canton
Jane Viney
Lyle Viney
Evansville
Judd Nelson
Nelson
FFA
Narvic Farms
Lake Mills
Dean Nelson
Times
Voegeli
Voegeli Brothers Royal Czar
Jake
Howard Voegeli
Voegeli Farms Inc
Monticello
Fairgrounds
Norvic Farm
John Grunzel
Route 2
Janesville
George Werner
University of Wisconsin
John Voegeli
Lodi
GOP Delays Vote on Tax Bill in Wisconsin Assembly
The Republican led Wisconsin State Assembly postpones reconsideration of last week’s rejection of a budget tax bill. GOP leaders plan closed door talks after a caucus with many absentees while Gov. Reynolds urges swift action to resolve differences with the Senate backed measure.
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Madison
State Assembly
Reynolds
GOP
Paul Alfonsi
Minogua
Assembly
Alfonsi
Department of Administration
Jake the Barber Becomes U S Citizen at LA Ceremony
John F. Factor known as Jake the Barber, 70, took the oath before U S District Judge Leon R. Yankwich, after previously facing an income tax evasion case and a 1943 mail fraud conviction. Factor moved to California in 1949, built wealth in real estate and insurance, and has given nearly 4 million dollars to charities.
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Los Angeles
John F
Jake the Barber
Factor
United States
U.S
Immigration Service
Drardent. Mennedy
Chicago
Roger
the Terrible
California
Beloit City Council approves bi racial commission membership
Beloit officials approved a nine white and six Negro members for a new bi racial commission. A Negro minister who declined to join called a mass meeting at his church to protest. Council president Robert Tilley criticized the minister and another Negro who refused membership. Rev U S Pride of New Zion Baptist church and Philip Johnson grand master of the Prince Hall Masonic Lodge of Wisconsin named in dispute.
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Beloit
Robert Tilley
U. S. Pride
New Zion Baptist Church
Philip Johnson
Prince Hall
Fall Fire School to Feature Rescue Demonstrations
The 27th annual Fall Fire School will be held at the fair grounds on Sunday August 25 with afternoon demonstrations at 1 45 including life chute raft and rope rescue and later power tools for rescue and gasoline barrel explosions A 100 year old fog nozzle used on an oil pit fire plus a leaky flange blaze and a hand extinguisher demo will finish the program Emmett Cox opens the event at 1 30 with religious and civic greetings from Rev James C Plymire Mayor Orville Evans Sr and Charles Morris others will attend morning classes on Ladder and Hose Evolution Tricks of the Trade Pump Operators Fire Prevention Mask Inhalators and Resuscitation Salvage and no advance registration
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Emmett Cox
Western Actuarial Bureau
Chicago
James C. Plymire
Grace Lutheran Church
Orville R. Evans Sr
Charles Morris
Beloit
Southern Wisconsin and
Northern Illinois Firemen’s Association
Actuarial Bureau
Sorenson Wins as Nienhaus Eliminated in Round One
In the 51st Wisconsin Women's Golf Tournament Beth Nienhaus the 20 year old surprise medalist from Milwaukee was defeated 3 and 2 by Louis Gammell. Carol Sorenson from Janesville posted the day’s best putting with a 6 and 4 win over Kathleen Curran of Anti go. Sorenson will face Mrs Frank Kimball of Lake Delton in Wednesdays second round.
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Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Kathleen Curran
Antigo
Miss Sorenson
Frank Kimball
Lake Delton
Democrats See Rail Job Peace
President Kennedy and congressional leaders discussed the railroad strike threat and aimed to avert a walkout. Senate Democrat Mike Mansfield said settlement talks proceed with a presidential board expected to report next Monday and possible legislation to head off the strike. Both sides agreed to delay action until July 29 while the board hears final arguments on featherbedding.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Presidential Board
Tape Transcripts Tie Christine Keeler to Profumo Scandal
London police completed transcription of a 10 hour recording by Christine Keeler detailing tangled affairs. Judge Parker ordered seizure of the tape and related extracts for Aloysius Gordon’s appeal. Christine denies making the tape while under drink and drugs. A witness from Rome offered to testify, Ylia Suchenek, 22, linked to Capt. Eugene Ivanov and former War Minister John Profumo, claiming Ivanov was dead.
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London
Scotland Yard
Christine Keeler
Lord Parker
Aloysius
Lucky) Gordon
Gordon
Christine
Rome
Profumo
Ylia Suchenek
Capt
Eugene Ivanov
John Profumo
Miss Suchenek
Ivanov
Brownies Learn Girl Scout Skills at Five Year Camp
Fifty Brownie Girl Scouts from Monroe and Monticello attend a five day outdoor day camp at the Kiwanis Youth Cabin directed by Mrs. E. B. Lux with assistant Mrs. Ernest Zumbach. Senior aides assist, activities center on the adventurer badge with fire safety, knot tying, compass reading, and first aid.
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Monroe
Monticello
Kiwanis
E. B. Lux
Ernest Zumbach
John L. Norton
Wendell L. Simmons
Susan Babler
Judith Bahr
Julene Simmons
Sharon Beer
Christine Baber
Geraldine Baber
Kristine Brugger
Juny Gerhart
Jean Gibbons
Catherine Howe
George R. Barry
Badger Council of Girl Scouts
Pottawatomie Hills
Camp Birchwood
Jesse Dom
Edwin Cox
St. John’s Church
Business Group Protests Controls in Cambridge Riot Area
In Cambridge Maryland more than 100 white businessmen marched to oppose National Guard restrictions amid racial unrest. They met Col J Maurice Tawes at the armory while plans circulated for a larger afternoon demonstration as 14 Negroes held after a Monday picket were released.
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Cambridge
National Guard
J. Maurice Tawes
Thomas Merryweather
Dorchester County Democrat
Merryweather
Gloria Richardson
Calvin W. Mowbray
Branche
Tawes
Collins Drugstore
Easton
Bethel Ame Church
Col. Tawes
Eure
Hay-Filled Dane Barn Razed at Prison Farm
A 50 by 100 foot hay filled barn at the state prison farm near a Dane County community in Cambridge was destroyed by fire Monday night. No one injured. An inmate discovered the blaze and alerted staff. Contents included 2,000 bales of hay roofing material and farm machinery. Cause undetermined. Damage estimate unavailable.
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Cambridge
Dane County
Donald Witkowski
James
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David Deininger
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Jack Taylor
David L. Deininger
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