City weighs plans for police fire station and Chandler Connors property sale
City officials including Alderman Lester M. Johnson discuss a planned police fire station on the Connors Chandler site and the Planning Commission’s tabling of selling the Chandler Connors property for about 90000. Johnson criticizes the commission while keeping the buyer unnamed and hints at zoning limits if a discount house new firm locates here. A public hearing set for September 17 on revised peddlers ordinance follows.
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Lester M. Johnson
Connors-Chandler
Johnson
RR. Tanicht
Diceiuce
Thances
Stanley W. Howe
Monroe
First Ward
Chandler-Connors
Planning Commission
Orville R. Evans
Evans
Railroad jobs panel drafts report for Kennedy brief
Secretary of Labor Wirtz convened a six member panel to draft a preliminary report on the railroad union jobs dispute. The panel has consulted both sides for a four year labor rules conflict and aims to present a draft by this evening for carrier and union feedback before final submission to the White House on Friday.
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Washington
Wirtz
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Budget stalemate may withhold advance school aids
Madison reports budget and tax stalemate may force withholding of advance payments for 1963-64 school aids. Commissioner Koop warns boards will face funding gaps as local districts prepare budgets, risking higher borrowing costs without state aid. Monroe district relies on 75 percent advance, about 90 000 last year, to curb borrowings. Electors vote next Monday on the 1963- Aa budget of 1 276 799 with next year estimated aids at 155 000.
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Madison
Howard Koop
Koop
Angus Rothwell
Koon
Yen
George Thompson
William C. Kahl
Rothwell
Kahl
D. J. Huenink
Monroe
W. C. Kahl
Supt. Rothwell
Compromise Bill Would Be Junked in Wisconsin Assembly
Conservative and liberal factions in the Wisconsin Assembly's GOP clashed over spending levels for an alternative budget and tax plan. Floorleader Paul Alfonsi stormed out, saying the party had not agreed on a budget or a financing plan.
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Madison
Assembly
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Wisconsin
GOP
Reynolds
Senate
City Assessor Reports Small Rise in Monroe Property Valuation
City assessor Philip H. Darling releases Monroe’s total assessed valuation at 33,281,758, a 403,710 increase over 1962. Most of the gain is residential, with 25 new dwellings and larger home improvements, while commercial and industrial land and buildings remain a small share of total valuation.
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Philip H. Darling
Darling
Monroe
Carol Sorenson Meets Mrs Williams In Wisconsin Golf Semifinals
In Janesville Carol Sorenson and Mrs Jack Williams, both three time champions, reach the Wisconsin women's golf tournament semifinals. Sorenson defeated Mrs Frank Kimball 6 and 5 on her home course, while Williams beat Mrs Jay Greene 6 and 5. Louise Gammell edged Mrs Ken Houston 2 up, and Mrs John Erickson beat Sally Kloppenburg 2o holes to reach the semis.
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Janesville
Carol Sorenson
Jack Williams
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Miss Sorenson
Frank Kimball
Lake Delton
Williams
Jay Greene
Cambridge
Louise Gammell
Ken Houston
Green Bay
John Erickson
Madison
Sally Kloppenburg
Dress Revue Showcases 4-H Garments Across County
More than 200 clothing members displayed cotton aprons skirts wool suits and coats at the 4-H Dress Revue held yesterday at New Glarus grade school. Judges listed with assistants and advisers included Mrs Franklin Bradley Evansville Mrs Harriet Pickering Cross Plains and Mrs George House Monroe. The public dress revue is set for July 24 at 7 45 p.m. in Twining Park Monroe with two Green County girls to be selected for the State Fair dress revue August 9 18.
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New Glarus
Franklin Bradley
Evansville
Harriet Pickering
Cross Plains
George House
Monroe
Cheryl Marty
Browntown
Busy Beavers
Jake Rufener
Hiawatha
Karen Houlberg
Oak Corners
Donald Walter
Spring Grove
William Schuetz
Clarno
Chester Pinnow
Juda Jolly
Mary Sullivan
Monroe Ag
Donald Witt
Dutch Hollow
Helen Green
Virginia Kochis
Earl Sandley
Jacqueline Pinnow
Linda
Marilyn Phillips
York
Pinnow
Alice Carroll
Pleasant
Miss Kochis
Twining Park
Green County
Barry Goldwater Plans Senate Run Despite Possible Presidential Bid
U S Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona intends to file for re election to the Senate next year with a bid to place his name on the GOP senatorial primary ballot by July 10 if he remains in the presidential race. He may file June 10 and faces possible state law questions over a double candidacy. He rejected a televised debate with Nelson Rockefeller and said he will not engage in activities that would aid a party.
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Washington
Barry M. Goldwater
Senate
Arizona
Arizonan
Goldwater
GOP
San Francisco
Robert Pickrell
Bersebeket
Phoenix
Pickrell
Jim Young
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Texas
Rockefeller
Richard S. Salant
CBS News
Charleston Violence Spurs Guard Deployment in South Carolina
Columbia South Carolina Gov Don ald Russell ordered state troopers into Charleston to maintain law and order amid racial unrest and placed National Guard troops on alert in case more violence erupts.
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Columbia
S.C
Donald Russell
Charleston
South Carolina
Russell
Need Still Desperate For Rain as Moisture Eludes Monroe Area
Light rain fell overnight in Monroe with a trace to .03 of an inch measured locally. Farmers south of Monticello reported about a half inch, while other southern Wisconsin areas saw isolated showers. Scattered rain is forecast again tonight with cooler, less humid conditions tomorrow.
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Monroe
Monticello
Wisconsin
McClanahan Elected Treasurer in National BPW Officers
Mrs. Mabel R. McClanahan of Appleton was elected treasurer as the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs chose officers.
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Dallas
Tex
Mabel R. McClanahan
Appleton
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Monroe Coffee Club Caravan Heads Toward Washington
The Cliff's Coffee Club Caravan departs at 9 a.m. tomorrow from Monroe to Washington Iowa carrying hospitality messages to the Winga Coffee Club. Mayor Orville R. Evans will be grand marshal with Cliff Reasa coordinating.
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Coffee Club
Cliff
Monroe
Winga
Washington, la
Java Junket
Orville R. Evans
Cliff Reasa
Iowa
Evans
Washington Coffee Club
Grain Diversion Sparks Senate Demand for Probe
Senate Republicans pressed for a special committee and $100,000 to investigate reports that 24 million bushels of U S grain valued at $32 million vanished en route to Austria. They warned it could have moved to West Germany or behind the Iron Curtain, while officials seek to tighten export checks.
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Washington
Senate
Congressional
U.S
Austria
John J. Williams
Lester P. Condon
Agriculture Department
West German
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Williams
Jack Miller
Freeman
Condon
Sports Leaders See No Problem
Ford Frick told the Senate commerce committee that racial integration in baseball has worked well with no incidents. Football officials Rozelle and Foss reported few racial problems in their leagues. Meany urged swift passage of Kennedy civil rights measures, saying time has run out for long term solutions.
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Washington
Ford Frick
Senate Commerce Committee Today
Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
Joe Foss
American Football League
Capitol
House Civil Rights Subcommittee
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Chevie at Janesville To Hike Truck Output
Janesville Chevrolet plant will boost output by 50 percent with a second line. Employment rises by 200 to 225, totaling about 2,450. Starting 1954 models, truck output will be 15 units an hour over two 8 hour shifts, about 250 vehicles daily, up from 20 per hour on one shift.
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Janesville
Chevrolet
Frank J. Fessenden
Students Urged to Complete Physical Examinations Before School Starts
Monroe district nurse Kathryn Etter urges all students needing physicals before the opening of school to arrange them soon. Examinations are required for kindergarten entrants, first graders, rural students, and ninth graders at Monroe High School, with over 400 children affected. High school athletes must meet WIAA requirements. this year, July 1 is the start date for examinations, earlier than past years.
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Kathryn Etter
Monroe
Browntown
Monroe High School
Etter
WIAA
William Timm dies after illness in Footville
William Timm 79 of Footville died at home after a months long illness. Born May 29, 1884 in Green County, he married Grace Emerick February 22, 1906 in Freeport. Survivors include a daughter Mrs. Fred Clark Footville two brothers Dave Brodhead Ben Janesville one sister Mrs Ed Dubenhofer Nebraska and three grandchildren six great grandchildren. He was a 32nd Degree Mason with Footville Lodge 137 F and A M and served as Footville postmaster and custodian of the Footville United Church of Christ. Services 1 30 p m Friday at the Footville United Church of Christ Cyrus Welch officiating burial Twin Grove cemetery call Silverthorn Newman funeral home Orfordville tomorrow night.
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Footville
William Timm
Timm
William
Sophia Disher Timm
Green County
Grace Emerick
Freeport
Fred Clark
Dave
Brodhead
Ben
Janesville
Ed Dubenhofer
Nebraska
County ASCS Allows Oats on Diverted Fields for Feed
Donald Siedschlag announced oats on diverted fields may be used for green feed with county ASCS committee permission. Oats may be headed out but must stay green. yellowing makes them ineligible. Announcement ties to lifting restrictions on federally controlled lands to ease drought livestock feed shortages.
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Donald Siedschlag
ASCS
Siedschlag
Drouth
Millard Celebrates 20th Anniversary After Triplet Birth
Mrs. Jemuel C. Millard of Buffalo marked her 20th wedding anniversary in a hospital after delivering triplets. She and husband have a 17 year old daughter and the couple welcomed three new babies, a boy and two girls, born today.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Jemuel C. Millard
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