Wallace quits independent bid opens path for Goldwater
Alabama Governor Wallace ends his bid to appear on presidential ballots in 16 states and shifts the race toward a pure conservative line against Johnson. The move could boost Goldwater in the South while prompting Miller to seek outreach to moderates in the North. Eisenhower plans to campaign for Goldwater, and Wallace will decide his own support after Atlantic City clarifies the Democratic platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Washington
Alabama
Wallace
Sen. Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
Dixie
William E. Miller
New York
Miller
Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Phoenix
California
Arizona
Eisenhower
Atlantic City
Wausau Veteran Named by Legion Commander in Wisconsin
Robert Lek lem of Wausau is the new commander of the Wisconsin Department of the American Legion. Other officers elected at the convention include vice commanders Jack Saunders, Ted Mallow, George Williams, and David Elliott. James Mulder named national executive committeeman. Wisconsin cheddar cheese market steady with ample supplies and varied prices for blocks, daisies, longhorns, and midgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Legion Wausau
Robert Leklem
Wisconsin Department of the American Legion
Jack L. Saunders
Milwaukee
Ted Mallow
Hartland
George Williams
Readstown
David Elliott
la Crosse
James Mulder
Oostburg
Madison
Wisconsin
Digman Heads Co H K Veterans at Monroe Reunion
Kendall C. Digman of Monroe Township was elected president for 1964 65 at the Co H and K Veterans Association reunion at the Moose hall Monroe. Emmett J. O Donahue and Harris F Germann named officers with others and outgoing officers noted. A large crowd attended, with Senator Gordon W Roiseleip delivering a keynote on anti Communism and Hoover praise. Memorial services were conducted by Rev C James Weis. Veterans from World War II units of the 32nd Division were present along with the current National Guard unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digman
Kendall C. Digman
Route 3
Monroe
Co. H and K Veterans Association
Gordon W. Roseleip
Darlington
Emmett J
Jack) O'Donahue
Moose Hall
Sen. Roseleip
Times
Route
Association
Jack) O’donahue
Harris F. Bing) Germann
Hulett L. Pickett
Ralph Walker
Russell West
Roseleip
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
United States
C. James Weis
First Methodist Church
Co. H
127Th Infantry
Co. K
128Th Infantry
Co. B
Berlin
Two fugitive trusties recaptured in Portage
Portage police recaptured two men early today after they fled from Stillwater prison farm. David Doyle and William Krahm, in their 20s and trusties at the Minnesota facility, were in a stolen car and offered no resistance. Doyle faced a grand larceny term. Krahm had an assault sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage
Minnesota
David Doyle
William Krahm
Stillwater State Prison
Doyle
Khahm
Temperatures Cool But More Hot Humid Weather Tonight
The Monroe area saw a rapid 22 degree drop around 1 p.m. as heavy rain moved through, with a high weekend of 96 and a low of 74. Temperatures rebounded to 92 by mid afternoon, while forecasts predict more hot oppressive conditions with chances of showers tonight and cooler, rainy weather tomorrow. Residents sought pools and water activities as the heat persisted with crowds at the swimming pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monroe Evening Times
Bombings target Chicago restaurants again at Gas Steak House
A black powder bomb exploded near dawn in the Gas Steak House doorway at 420 N Dearborn, part of a two year wave hitting about 40 eateries. No interior damage reported. owner Dante Corsiglia said no trouble or threats had been received.
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Chicago
Near North Side
N. Dearborn Street
Dante Corsiglia
One Dead in Hurley Area Migrant Family Crash
A head on collision on Highway 51 south of Hurley killed a migrant workers family of six and one woman riding in the second car. Francis Flores, 35, of Laredo Texas died later at randview hospital Ironwood. The victims include his wife Olga and their four daughters Blanca Diana Maria Rosalinda ages 10 8 6 and 4 and Rivera DeSoto 25 of Chicago. Wisconsin weekend traffic fatalities rose to ten with seven teenagers. Other deaths include Roger Gollon 15 Stevens Point. Jan Oeffler 22 and Shirley Soderberg 17 Frederic. William Kuehn 18 Pewaukee. Rosalie Weyenberg 19 Neenah. Patrick Murphy 31 La Crescent Minn. John Schneeburg 17 Menomonee Falls. plus earlier reported riders Glenn Kaufman Fred Conrad Tod Grverson and Richard Smith.
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Bulletin
Hurley
Highway 51
Francis Flores
Laredo
Tex
Randview Hosps
Ironwood
Olga
Blanca
Diana
Maria
Rosalinda
Rivera DeSoto
Chicago
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Roger Gollon
Stevens Point
Portage County
Polk County
Jan Oeffler
Shirley Soderberg
Frederic
William Kuehn
Pewaukee
Philip Kuehn
Young Kuehn
Milwaukee
Glendale
Rosalie Weyenberg
Neenah
Fairview Road
Patrick E. Murphy
la Crescent
Minn
Mississippi River
la Crosse
John Schneeburg
Menomonee Falls
Glenn Kaufman
Lancaster
Fred Conrad
Tod Grverson
Fountain City
Richard Smith
Marengo
South Milwaukeean Named Albany Chief
ALBANY Special E. Eli Fritz 55 of South Milwaukee was hired as Albany police chief and will begin duties in August. He has broad law enforcement experience including work at the Wisconsin State Fair and is closing a South Milwaukee business. He and his wife will move when housing is found, succeeding Don Hanson now a Belleville officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
E. Elifritz
South
Milwaukee
Don Han Son
Belleville
Johnson vows action against masked hate groups and Klan rise
President Johnson denounces clandestine hate organizations and warns of legal moves to expose those who terrorize Negroes, amid reports of Ku Klux Klan activity resurgent in the Deep South. He said federal authorities will aid to preserve order as he returns from the Texas ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Deep South
Texas Ranch
Johnson City
Winzenried Secures Two Gold Medals in State Meet
Monroe junior Mark Winzenried, 14, won gold in the 440 run in 47.8 seconds and the broad jump at West Allis, earning national qualification for the Jaycee Junior Champs in St. Paul Aug 7-9. Lydia Hartwig also won two events but did not qualify due to age. Monroe totaled eight firsts, eight seconds, and ten bronzes in the state meet with 37 entries among 620 competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
St. Paul
Mark Winzenried
William A. Winzenried
West Allis
Winzenried
Jim Dearth
Lydia Hartwig
Shirley Guttmer
Barb Share
Sue Keegan
Mary Zupanc
Linda Ott
Diane Isely
Karen Camron
Mary Pandow
Mike Moon
Steve Goodman
Kevin Burington
Mike Wandfluh
Steve Christian
Bruce Kading
Dav Holling
Ann Henning
Stanley Barr
Motorist 49 Drowns in Milwaukee Deluge
Nathan Levine aged 49 a potato chip salesman drowned in a flooded Milwaukee underpass after a Saturday deluge that dumped over 72 inches of rain on the metropolitan area. His submerged car was recovered as flood waters receded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwaukee
Milwaukee
Nathan Levine
Fred Moritz Named President of National Band Unit
Frederic Moritz, home on leave from the United States of America High School Band tour, is elected president of the national high school band unit. He is principal cornetist at Monroe High School and previously led the U S Band. Moritz heads to Monroe for an 8 pm City Band rehearsal at Twining Park Bandshell. The City Band plans performances at Farm City Night and a Knights of Columbus Benefit show, with a new public address system tested at tonight's rehearsal and potential contributions from service groups if the test succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Moritz
United States of America
New York
Canada
United States
Moritz
Alvin F. Moritz
Monroe
Frederic
Twining Park
Farm City
Fairgrounds
Knights of Columbus
Reynolds Puts Barry's Defeat Above Own Fate
Gov John W Reynolds said it is more important to defeat Barry Goldwater than his own re election. He warned the presidential contest should not overshadow state issues such as education and public welfare. He called Goldwater a dangerous man supported by organized zealots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
John W. Reynolds
Barry Goldwater
Reynolds
Stock Mart Pauses After Mixed Start
New York market paused slightly below record highs after a mixed opening. Prices shaded lower then steadied following a historic peak Friday on a six week rise. Analysts still expect the upswing to continue with no major stumbling blocks visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Germann 54 Monroe businessman dies at St Clare
Henry F. Germann aged 54 a Monroe businessman died at 10 40 a m in St Clare hospital after admission at 2 50 p m yesterday He and his wife Zelma ran Germann s grocery at 1514 lth Street since 1955 Born January 16 1910 in Monroe he was a World War II veteran and veteran of local churches He leaves wife a son Gary a daughter Judith and four sisters plus one granddaughter Funeral arrangements are pending at Stuessy Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Germann
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
14Th Avenue
Germann
Zelma M. Ross
Lth Street
Lee F
Barbara Elmer Germann
Gary
Madison
John
Judith) Walters
Flagstaff
Ariz
Barbara Germann
Lath Street
Walter
Harris
Elmer
Clinton
Norman Luebchow
Hales Corners
George H. Schuh
John Andereck
Stuart Chambers
Laura Germann
Goldwater Responds To British Critic On Campaign Trail
Barry Goldwater, en route to Washington from Arizona, dismissed a London clergyman Canon John Collins who condemned his policies as repugnant to Christian consciences and warned of fascist tendencies. Collins urged church leaders to denounce Goldwater and his nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Washington
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
John Collins
Goldwater
Collins
Canterbury
Arizona
Riots erupt in Harlem as night clashes leave 100 injured
Rioting in Harlem and Brownsville marked New York nights with missiles from roofs, looting, and gunfire. One man died, over 100 injured including 12 officers, and more than 100 arrests were made as police and residents clashed amid funeral tensions and calls for calm.
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New York
Harlem
James Powell
Thomas Gilligan
Gilligan
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Bayard Austin
Washington
Brownsville
Brooklyn
Jay Jenkins
Michael J. Murphy
Murphy
Bronx
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H-K
New
Texas
South Milwaukeean
LBJ
Monroe Stewart Chapter
DeMolay
Beloit
Louis Janke
Roger Brankow
Jim Spring
Jim Marty
Bob von Krenel
Tom Marty
Paul Mueller
Steve Grundahl
Mort Armstrong
Ron Wilde
Ken Krattiger
Monroe ‘Champ
Jeri Schuepp
Barb Friedrichs
Dianne Milestone
Scott Martin
Fred Moritz
National High School
Barry
Stock Mart
Henry Germann
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