City Band To Feature Sunday Shrine KC Benefit At Recreation Park
Monroe City Band under Allan F Barnard will back the Shrine KC benefit for crippled and underprivileged children at Recreation Park. The program includes Rollins Beutel Schilt and Carol Jeanne with a mix of circus tunes marches polkas and novelty numbers. Activities feature organ music Little League slow pitch Zor Temple camels and a clown water show with the band performing in afternoon and evening sessions.
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Lincoln Park
William L. Rollins
John Beutel
Hollis R. Schilt
Carol Jeanne
Allan F
Pat) Barnard
Times
Recreation Park
Monroe City
Dayne Dinges
Zor Temple Camels
Madison
Shrine-Kc Clown Band
Monroe
VFW
Rollins
Dinges
Orville R Evans
Shrine
Knights of Columbus
Leander E. (Lee) Kirsch
Barber Shop
Group Tables Aid to Schools
The House Rules Committee voted 8-7 to table all proposals for federal aid to schools effectively killing three school bills for the current session. Rep. William Col mer led the motion to shelve. a reconsideration was also blocked. Revival would require a House petition of 219 members, unlikely late in the session. Speaker Sam Rayburn said it was very doubtful any school aid legislation would pass this year.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Congress
William Colmer
D-Miss
House
Sam Rayburn
Rules Committee
New Alice to Visit Monroe on Thursday Tour
Wisconsin’s new Alice in Dairyland Miss Carol Anderson from Superior begins her first fulltime state tour with stops in New Glarus at Pet Milk Co. and Mon ticello’s Cheese factories before Monroe. A neon luncheon at Eugene hotel and visits to Frito plant Swiss Colony Borden Foods follow led by Ellen Richardson and other Madison delegation members.
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Wisconsin
Alice In Dairyland
Carol Anderson
Superior
Green County
Madison
Pet Milk Co
New Glarus
Town Hall
Monticello
Monroe
G. Fred Galli
Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Miss Anderson
Eugene
Swiss Colony
Borden Foods Co
Ellen Richardson
Charles Kingeter
Carroll Benson
Prisoner admits 1937 New London school blast
An Oklahoma City ex-convict, William Estes Benson, 41, confessed to police that he blew up the New London Texas school on March 18 1937, a blast that killed 282 children and 14 teachers. He said he aimed to punish the school after being reprimanded for smoking on school grounds.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
New London
Benson
Henderson County
Tex
T. E. Herrington
Joe King
Stock Market Slips as Trading Slows in Afternoon
In New York the stock market backed away as trading slowed this afternoon. Volume was about 3 million shares with losses around fractions to about one point among major stocks. DuPont briefly supported indices with a gain then trimmed to roughly two points as trading continued.
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New York
DuPont
Kiwanis Meet Highlights Wisconsin River Log Raft Race Talk
Monroe Kiwanis Club brunch at the Youth Cabin at 12 15 p m features Jaycees speakers on the Wisconsin River log raft racing. The prior week the meeting moved to the Swiss Wheel due to bad weather.
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Kiwanis
Jaycees
Wisconsin
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Monroe City Considers 40 Acre Dobbs Tract Purchase
The Monroe City Council is expected to act on buying the 40 acre Dobbs tract on the city west edge. Officials obtained a 30 day option to buy for 29500 with plans for industrial use and terms to be set for interested firms.
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Monroe
Dobbs
Planning Commission
Green County Pre-Pack Co
Pre-Pack
17Th Avenue
United Telephone Co
Ludlow Memorial
Marty
Board of Public Works
Three appointments to state insurance board named
Gov. Nelson announced the selection of three new members to the state insurance board. The appointees are Robert J. Lampman and Henry Klee of Madison and Sam Rizzo of Racine.
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Madison
State Group Insurance Board
Gov
Nelson
Robert J. Lampman
Henry Klee
Sam Rizzo
Racine
Grissom's Second Space Flight Delayed by Clouds
The U S second man in space, Air Force Captain Virgil I. Grissom, saw a 24 hour delay to 8 a.m. Wednesday due to a high cloud layer. Officials noted the weather postponement affects photo coverage and countdown readiness as Grissom prepares in Liberty Bell 7 for a suborbital flight to mirror Shepard's record run.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Monroe
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Grissom
U.S. Weather Bureau
Caribbean
Tiros
NASA
Shepard
Assembly approves broader arrest power for state patrol
Madison lawmakers reaffirmed approval of a bill to broaden arrest authority for the State Traffic Patrol. The measure, sent back to the Senate for a minor technical change, passed 59 to 30 after rejecting a reconsideration. Strong opposition from county sheriffs and traffic groups was noted as final passage followed a 52 to 42 vote.
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Madison
Assembly
Senate
Badger Booster Day Set At Monroe Country Club
University of Wisconsin athletics staff gathers tomorrow at Monroe Country Club for Badger Booster Day a fundraiser for the Student Welfare Foundation. Guests from Chicago and Milwaukee will attend a luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs Raymond Kubly Sr with golf events a buffet dinner and a coaches reports on Wisconsin football basketball and other teams next season.
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University of Wisconsin
Monroe Country Club
Badger
Student Welfare Foundation
Chicago
Milwaukee
Raymond R. Kubly Sr
Country Club
University
Ivan Williamson
Wisconsin
James Forbes
Russell J. Myers
Ray Kubly
Ty Cobb Dies at 74 of Prostate Cancer in Georgia
The baseball legend Ty Cobb died at 74 in Atlanta due to prostate cancer. He also suffered diabetes and heart disease. X rays in 1959 showed cancer spread to the pelvic bone and spine. Private services were held at McGhee funeral home in Cornelia, with burial in Royston where Cobb Memorial hospital and Cobb Education Fund projects stood.
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Atlanta
Ty Cobb
Cobb
McGhee
Cornelia
Monroe
Roy
Cheese Import Hikes Attract Bipartisan Backlash
Washington appeals unfold as Congress and dairy industry oppose higher import quotas for cheddar and blue mold cheese. Rep. Melvin Laird notes CCC buys over three million pounds weekly while last year purchases were nil, calling quota liberalization inconceivable. Sen Wiley warns such cuts threaten domestic markets and taxpayer costs.
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Richard P. Powers
Washington
Congress
U.S
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Tariff Commission
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
Laird
Kennedy
Norway
Canada
Denmark
New Zealand
Australia
Sen. Wiley
State Department
Wiley
Lester Johnson
D-Wis
Green County 4 H Entries Set Record for Fair
Nearly all of Green County 4H club members will exhibit in the Junior division of the Green County Fair on August 26. Entries include 169 first year members and 527 returning members, totaling 721 participants, besting all previous years.
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Green County
Wisconsin Tax Bill Faces Senate Battle Over Withholding
Lt Governor Knowles urged bipartisan support for the Republican tax revision bill, warning against a senseless stalemate as Democrats used parliamentary tactics to delay debate. GOP criticisms centered on a withholding feature, with Sen Busby calling the measure a sales tax in disguise and urging its removal to salvage the package. A separate bill proposed bank and savings tax funding, needing a two thirds vote.
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Madison
Warren Knowles
Wisconsin
Knowles
New Richmond
Nelson
Senate
William Moser
Milwaukee
Allen Busby
Ing
Busby
William Draheim
R-Neenah
Berlin Ring Feeds Questions of Soviet Surrounding
Bonn defense sources report a Berlin encirclement by Soviet and East German forces with about 67 500 troops and 1200 tanks in a 30 mile girdle. Antiaircraft rocket bases in two rings and details of manpower by service are provided.
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Bonn
Germany
Berlin
West Berlin
Deliberate Collision Kills Illinois Boy and Injures Family
In Rock Island Illinois a 12 year old boy Edward Applequist was killed and his father Rodney injured when a newlywed man Larry Mitchell 25 steered his car into their vehicle after a quarrel with his wife. Mrs Mitchell said the motive was a threat to kill if she left. All three occupants were injured and Mitchell was held for questioning.
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Rock Island
Ill
Edward Applequist
Rodney
Larry Mitchell
Applequist
Mitchells
Mitchell
Madison 10 Year Old Seeks Right To Sell Papers
Allan Aberle a ten year old Madison boy urged the Assembly rules committee to allow a bill lowering the newsboy age from 12 to 10 with a doctor’s health certificate. Assembly leaders questioned timing as the bill faced procedural hurdles.
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Madison
Braces Assembly
Allan Aberle
Assembly Rules Committee
Allan
Fred Risser
D Madison
Risser
Assembly
Robert Haase
R-Marinette
Tractors Collision Claims Elder Wisconsin Farmer
A Barron County farmer, Thomas Olson, 83, of Dallas, died after two tractors collided on a country road. Olson was pinned under his overturned tractor and died before rescue. A second fatality involved Martin Binn, 81, of Milwaukee, injured when his car husband Celia 73 collided with a truck near Oconomowoc on Highway 30 and Waukesha trunk BB.
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Associated Press
Barron County
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Thomas Olson
Dallas
Olson
Martin Binn
Milwaukee
Celia
Waukesha County
Oconomowoc
Three Still Missing In Collapse of Homes
Four houses built over an antiquated sewer line collapsed burying seven people in Philadelphia Monday night. Four were rescued, including a six year old girl who survived under rubble for hours. Three remain missing: Wayne Daniels nine, Jesse Robinson seventy who is blind, and his wife fifty five.
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Philadelphia
Wayne Daniels
Jesse Robinson
World Peace Jeopardy as Berlin Crisis Mounts
President Kennedy convenes top military and security talks as the United States, Britain, and France warn the Soviet Union against threats to West Berlin. The Western powers reject unilateral Soviet plans and propose negotiated settlement of Germany while insisting on legal rights and self determination for Berlin and a divided Germany.
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Washington
Kennedy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Security Council
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Berlin
East Germany
Germany
U.S
Moscow
London
Paris
White House
Khrushchev
Vienna
Gov Nelson Signs Bills Limiting Regional Commissions and Boosting Benefits
Governor Nelson today signed two bills into law. One limits regional planning commissions to advisory functions. The other raises the maximum weekly workers compensation payments.
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Madison
Nelson
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