Hiawatha Team Captures Crown In Land Judging
Hiawatha No. 1 wins repeating title with 304 1/2 points led by Jerry Block who also took top individual honors. Donna Indergand and Scott Smith key contributors as 20 teams from Monroe County compete at Walther and Dean Streiff farm near New Glarus.
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Larry Lindgren
Monroe Moose Lodge
Monroe Lodge
Walter
Dean Streiff
New Glarus
Lodge
William W
Bill) Russell
Soil Conservation Service Office
Wisconsin
Moose Lodge
Russell
Hiawatha Club
Jerry Block
Donna Indergand
Scott Smith
Newell Smith
Block
Roy Block
Anna Wuetrich
Clarno
Debra Indergand
Hiawatha No. 2
Donna
Mike Ganshert
Monroe Ag
Dan Meier
Nancy Ekum
Gene Meier
Dick Ammon
Bill Ganshert
Darrel Indergand
David Gaukapp
Steve Fuchs
Barbara Wuetrich
Richland No
Ernest Wegmueller
Donald Deininger
Barbara Wegmueller
Mike Deininger
John Deininger
James Schwoegler
SCS
Milwaukee
Schwoegler
Hiawatha No. 1
Calvin Kraemer
Times
William
Soil Conservation Service
Moose Hall
Swiss and Cheddar Trade Quiet on Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Trading at the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange was quiet with one car of Wisconsin State brand long-block Swiss sold at 40 cents, unchanged from prior levels. There were no uncovered offers at close, one bid for a 40-pound block junior grade at 32.5 cents, and prices for longhorn style cheese rose one cent at Wisconsin points this week. Demand remained fair to good, led by pre-packaged natural and processed cheese, with Swiss prices mostly unchanged or slightly up across various cuts.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
Sheppard Given Chance To Relax
Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard 40, freed on habeas corpus after nine years in prison for his wife Marilyn’s 1954 bludgeon murder, enjoys a motel stay and a brief respite. A retrial looms as a Dayton federal judge ruled constitutional rights were violated at trial. United States marshals defer arrest. a stay order extends post release proceedings.
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Columbus
Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Cleveland
United States
Sheppard
Lester L. Cecil
U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Cecil
U.S. District Court
Marilyn
Dayton
Governor OKs Monroe Plan for Phase Two
Gov John W Reynolds approved the second phase of Monroe’s comprehensive city plan. The program includes parking and transportation analysis zoning ordinance revision and a capital improvement plan with a total cost of 4280 dollars. Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency will fund two thirds and the city the rest. Green Engineering Co of Middleton conducts the work.
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Monroe
John W. Reynolds
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Green Engineering Co
Middleton
Sinatra Barred From Entering Lebanon Over Israel Support
The Lebanese daily L Orient reports actor singer Frank Sinatra is denied entry to Lebanon citing moral and material support for Israel. The decision reflects Lebanon's reaction to his political stance and public persona.
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Frankie
Beirut
Lebanon
Frank Sinatra
Israel
L’orient
Barn Fire Destroys Theodore Marty Farm Near New Glarus
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed a large L shaped barn at the Theodore Marty farm four miles southwest of New Glarus. Firemen remained on scene until 5 a.m. with losses including calves and a half filled hay mow. Marty farm spans 360 acres with about 150 cattle and 90 milk cows. Cows milked at John Altman farm. water hauled from New Glarus. nearby wooded area and state park. Earlier, Monticello firemen fought a grass fire started by a fallen electric pole at the Thomas Saunders farm near Monticello.
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Theodore Marty
New Glarus
Marty
John Altman
Monticello
Ernest Wenger
Texas Fair Pavilion Files for Bankruptcy
The Texas pavilion at the World's Fair filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court in New York. Operators blame small crowds at its Broadway themed show From Broadway with Love and its location in the entertainment section for low attendance and financial troubles.
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New York
Texas
Ruling extends belt law to car dealers in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Atty. Gen. George Thompson ruled that automobile dealers are subject to penalties under the 1961 seat belt law for selling 1962 and later model cars not equipped with safety belts. The opinion says proof of dealer operation is not required, as the law bans buying selling leasing or transferring vehicles without belts.
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Madison
George Thompson
Motor Vehicle Department
Thompson
Wisconsin
Badgers Back Goldwater Miller Ticket In Wisconsin Drive
Wisconsin Republicans rally to support the Goldwater Miller ticket for president and vice president. Lt. Gov. Jack Olson backs the party’s governor candidate, Warren Knowles, with Wilbur Renk expressing cautious reservations about the U.S. Senate nominee’s stance. Delegates expect a strong, focused campaign against the Democrats.
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Harvey Breuscher
San Francisco
Wisconsin
Senate
Badger
Sen. Goldwater
Rep. Miller
Warren P. Knowles
New Richmond
Knowles
Jack Olson
U.S
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Renk
Philip G. Kuehn
Goldwater
Miller
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Henry Schadeberg
Burlington
Beloit Bank Offers Trade Stamps for Coins
The First National Bank and Trust Co of Beloit will issue trading stamps on Monday and Tuesday in exchange for coins to ease a coin shortage. Stamps will be provided at the current rate for any change turned in for paper currency.
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Beloit
First National Bank and Trust Co
Secret Daughter Claimed to Be Harding's Illegitimate Child
Glendale housewife Elizabeth Ann Christian Blaesing says she is Warren G. Harding's daughter by Nan Britton. She was born October 22, 1919 in Asbury Park and adopted in Chicago in 1921. Harding died in 1923.
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Glendale
Calif
Warren Gamaliel Harding
Henry E. Blaesing
Nan Britton
Harding
James Phillips
Marion
Ohio
Miss Britton
Evanston, NJ
Wallace hints at delaying decision on third party run
Gov. George Wallace says if he loses in November he will give his votes to the party that supports states rights and local government. He avoids comments on dropping out to avoid splitting the Southern vote with Barry Goldwater and may reveal plans on Sunday Face The Nation.
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George Wallace
Alabama
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Wallace
Associated Press
CBS
Wisconsin
Bill Jones
John W. Reynolds
Johnson
Lloyd Herbstreigh
Oshkosh
Miller Adopts Reason Theme in Vice Presidential Bid
William E. Miller of New York, plan to quit politics this year, pledges to support civil rights and joins the Republican ticket as vice president. He accepts second place with humility, praising Goldwater and Eisenhower, and stresses unity over partisanship while highlighting his Catholic Notre Dame background.
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San Francisco
William E. Miller
New York
Miller
Olcott
N. Y
Barry Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen. Goldwater
GOP
Mill
Goldwater
Notre Dame University
Arizona
Green County Fair Opens Entries for 110th Year
The fair office at the fairgrounds is active as the 110th Green County Fair prepares to open on Wednesday July 29. The five day event runs through Sunday August 2 with open class entries due by 5 p.m. Saturday July 25. Judging begins Thursday July 30. Alfred Henning is the fair secretary with staffing changes including Miss Gertrude Erb Mrs Nell Cunningham and Mrs Don Witt in key roles.
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Gertrude Erb
Nell Cunningham
Don
Judith) Witt
Robert Eicholtz
Eicholtz
Platteville State University
John Burkhammer
Alfred Henning
Eisenhower Says He Will Back Goldwater Miller Ticket
Former President Eisenhower says he will support the Goldwater Miller Republican ticket. He adds it was not his personal choice and clarifies uncertainty over whether his remark referred to Miller alone or the entire ticket. He speaks on ABC TV about the party’s strength and his role.
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San Francisco
Eisenhower
Goldwater - Miller
William E. Miller
Miller
Barry Goldwater
American Broadcasting Co
Bill Miller
Detours Listed for State Project Expansion
The State Highway Department reports a new closed section added to major detours. A five mile stretch of 70 east of Spooner in Washburn County is now blocked. Other closures include Dane-113 near Madison, Jefferson and Waukesha-59 east of Palmyra, Racine-20 east of I-94, Jefferson-18 between Helenville and Sullivan, Washington-33 between Allenton and West Bend, Winnebago-26 south of 41, Columbia-33 between 146 and 89, Juneau-82 west of Mauston, Lincoln-51 north of Merrill, and Pepin-35 between Pepin and Maiden Rock.
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Madison
State Highway Department
Spooner
Washburn
Dane
Jefferson
Waukesha
Palmyra
Racine
Helenville
Sullivan
Washington
Allenton
West Bend
Winnebago
Columbia
Juneau
Mauston
Lincoln
Merrill
Pepin
Maiden Rock
Dudley Says San Francisco Costly During Convention
Tennessee delegate Guilford Dudley reported burglars stole $16,000 in jewelry from his motel room during the Republican National Convention in San Francisco. He commented that the city is an expensive place to stay.
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San Francisco
Tennessee
Guilford Dudley
Dudley
Goldwater Declares GOP Takeover at Cow Palace
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater accepts the Republican nomination and outlines plans to seize control of the GOP National Committee with Tucson attorney Dean Burch as its head. He denounces extremism and Johnson policies while pledging to defend liberty and rights.
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San Francisco
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
Goldwater
Cow Palace
Good Lord
GOP National Committee
Dean Burch
Tucson
William Miller
GOP
Michigan
George W. Romney
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
New York National
Johnson
Goldwater flies rented two‑engine plane over California
Sen. Barry Goldwater spent two hours piloting a rented two‑engine plane over California before accepting the Republican nomination, including a pass over the Cow Palace. Press secretary Ed Nell er said the jaunt was the third flight this week, rented from San Mateo County Airport.
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San Francisco
Sen
Barry Goldwater
California
Cow Palace
Ed Neller
San Mateo County
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