Resignations and milestones mark July 20 in Monroe area
Ten years ago Roy M. Cohn resigned as chief counsel of McCarthy investigations subcommittee. The city received a pedestrian-safety certificate from R. C. Salisbury of the National Safety Council. Viet Nam was partitioned along the 17th parallel with U.S. standing aside. Anson N. Crosby, 85, Monroe chiropractor, died. Ballots sent to 15 Green County townships for the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee election.
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Roy M. Cohn
McCarthy Investigations Subcommittee
Monroe
R. C. Salisbury
National Safety Council
United States
Viet Nam
Anson N. Crosby
Green County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Highway 69 relocation debate eyed by city leaders
The city council is urged to study cost comparisons for diverting Highway 69 to the west of the planned routing. Mayor Walter R. Ekum suggests moving the reroute 1,600 feet west of 7th Avenue to save on land compensation and right of way costs, while avoiding delays to the vital project.
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Walter R. Ekum
7Th Avenue
Ayrong
Zander Youth 16 dies in tractor mishap on family farm
Arthur J. Zander 16 son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Zander Route 1 Mr Horeb died moments after being crushed when a tractor overturned on a hill in a field while he mended fences as his parents went to church. Survived by parents four brothers and four sisters. services at St Marys Catholic church Cross Plains at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday with rosery service tomorrow night.
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Arthur J. Zander
Arnold Zander
Mr. Horeb
John Stevenson
William
Dane County
Arthur
Mt. Horeb High School
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Pine Bluff
Holy Name Society
Richard
Larry
Jerome
Virginia
Ruth Margaret
Nancy
Beth
Jacob Zander
Cross Plains
Leo Haag
Doreb
Augusta Meinholz
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Acker
New Children's Room Gifts Add 15 Volume Childcraft Set
Ludlow Memorial gifts from the O F Woman's Relief Corps honor May Luchsinger with a 15 volume Childcraft collection and include Japan Home of the Sun donated by Mrs John Becker. A complete list of new books follows across Easy to Read, Upper Grade Fiction, Life, and History and Travel sections.
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Ludlow Memorial
O.F. Woman's Relief Corps
May Luchsinger
Japan
John Becker
Virgi Sons
Bill Peet
Robert Keeshan
Brown
Alice’ Low
Elphant
Edward Dolch
Amy Doll
Barbara Brenner
Dahlow_ Spear
Crockett
Reiner Zimnik
Faith McNutty
Dorothy Marino
Mary Downer
Little Red House
Grace Skaar
Grace * Skaar
Jessie McGaw
Daniel
Leonore Klein
Ruth Schenley
Wise Brown
Margaret
Phant Herd
Miriam Sehlein
Miriam Schlein
Lonnie Carton
Alvin's
Clifford Hicks
Marion Garthwaite
Mish
Molly Cone
Hetty
Barbara Willard
Able Wright
Calm and Wiser Way on Civil Rights Law Acceptance
Southern senators who fought the civil rights bill now urge obedience to the law and restraint. Russell of Georgia leads the push for compliance while Ellender of Louisiana says the law must be obeyed until modified or ruled unconstitutional. Robertson of Virginia supports testing in court rather than street action. The law, viewed as a broad objective of freedom, is likely to survive court challenges though some revisions to Titles II and VII may occur.
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Dixie
Sen
Russell
Georgia
Ellender
Louisiana
Sen. Robertson
Virginia
I J
Robertson
Reverend Ireland Dies At 62 In Omaha
Rev. Raymond J. Ireland S. J. former assistant principal at Marquette University High School in Milwaukee died of cancer Saturday night. He had served as pastor of St. John's Church in Omaha since 1958.
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Ireland
Omaha
Neb
Raymond J. Ireland
S. J
Marquette University High School
Milwaukee
Father Ireland
St. John’s Church
How Barry Did It Goldwater Victory At The 1964 Convention
Barry Goldwater built a loyal staff dubbed the Arizona Mafia guiding his rise. Key aides included Denison Kitchel, Dean Burch, F. Clifton White, Richard Kreindienst, Karl Hess, Edward McGabe, Edward C. Neller, and Tony Smith. His disciplined team expanded after a weak New Hampshire showing, leading to decisive victories and a first ballot nomination path. Goldwater projected confidence while remaining frugal and blunt in public life.
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Arizona
Deni Son
Kitchel
Phoenix Corporation
Dean’ Burch
Tucson
F. Clifton White
New York
Richard Kreindienst
Phoenix
Karl Hess
Edward McGabe
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Goldwater
Edward C. Neller
Tony Smith
New Hampshire
Atlantic
Illinois
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Indiana
Harold E. Stassen
Nebraska
Nixon
GOP
Tearman 66 Dies at St Clare Hospital in Brodhead
John Tearman Tearman 66 longtime Milwaukee Road mechanic died 8:50 p m Saturday at St Clare hospital after medical stay since June 7 Born June 23 1898 in Del Land Ill son of George and Mary Reynolds Tearman Married Jan 14 1930 in Mobridge S C to Alice Thompson. Survived by wife two sons James and Vernon George Janesville two daughters Mrs Marvin Schneider Juda and Mrs Robert Nenneman Brodhead ten grandchildren a brother Dr Earl Tearman Columbus Miss. Preceded by parents a brother and a sister. Services 2 p m tomorrow Everson funeral home Brodhead Rev J C Robertson officiating Burial Greenwood cemetery Friends may call 7 to 9 tonight.
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Mr. Tearman
del Land
Ill
George
Mary’ Reynold Tearman
Alice Thompson
Mobridge
S.C
Brodhead
Janesville
International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers
James
Vernon
Marvin Schneider
Juda
Robert Nenneman
Earl Tearman
Columbus
Miss
Everson Funeral Home
J. C. Robertson
Greenwood Cemetery
Herman Blaser Taken by Death in Freeport
Hermann Blaser a Swiss native and longtime Kraft Foods employee died early Saturday morning in a Freeport hospital after a two day stay. He was born August 2, 1885 in Switzerland and married Stella Bricklen in Freeport on December 21, 1922. He lived in Freeport 94 years and was with Kraft until operations moved to Chicago. Surviving are his wife four sons Walter Robert Alfred and Lawrence all of Freeport three grandchildren two brothers and one sister.
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Herman Blaser
Switzerland
Kraft Foods
Freeport
Darlington
Leonard White
Salvation Army
Blaser
Stella Bricklen
Kraft
Chicago
Walter
Robert
Alfred
Lawrence
Today in History highlights from 1881 to 1964 events
A July 20 historical roundup notes Sitting Bull's surrender in 1881 after leading the Custer massacre, Richmond's 1861 Confederate capital move, 1917 WWI draft number 258, Villa's 1923 assassination, Hoxha's 1953 resignation, Khrushchev's 1964 tour cancelation, and Soviet Chinese party talks ending without accord a year ago.
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Associated Press
Sitting Bull
Canada
Confederate Congress
Richmond
Montgomery
Ala
Newton, D. Baker
Pancho Villa
Parral
Mexico
Albania
Enver Hoxha
Khrushchev
Moscow
Karnuth Rites Slated For Albany Tomorrow
Albany special report says services for Austin Karnuth Sr., 64, who died Friday night at St. Clare hospital, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Sharer funeral home with Rev. Paul J. Gibson of Immanuel EUB Church officiating. Burial in Hillcrest cemetery. A son, Austin Jr., arrived from Honolulu, Hawaii. Surviving are the wife and a daughter, Mrs. Arthur Houlberg of Route 1, Albany.
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Albany
Austin Karnuth Sr
St. Clare Hospital
Sharer Funeral Home
Paul J. Gibson
Immanuel Eub Church
Brodhead
Hillcrest Cemetery
Austin Jr
Honolulu
Hawaii
Arthur Houlberg
Montana Eyes Gambling Issue In State Ballot Fight
Montana faces a clash over legalized gambling as the Montana Independent Development Party nominates Charles R. Lee for governor while Methodist opponents urge constitutional challenges. The state Supreme Court will hear arguments as petitions and official actions shape the November ballot amid disputes over legality and public policy.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Methodist Church
Great Falls
Reno
Las Vegas
Methodist State Conference
Montana Supreme Court
Cates
Methodists
State Supreme Court
Forrest Anderson
Anderson
Tim Babcock
Montana Independent Development Party
Anaconda
Charles R. Lee
Lee
Montana Association For Legalized Gambling
Internal Revenue Service
Federal punchboard tax totals highlight 1963 spike
Federal agents report 1963 as the peak year in a decade for per machine taxes on punchboards and lottery devices, with a total tax collection of 85,620 dollars. The $50 annual operation tax added 35,671 dollars, and amusement devices were taxed at 10 dollars yearly.
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U.S
Bruegger Earns Honors at Platteville State University
Former Monroe resident puanney J Bruegger made the Platteville State University honors list after a 3.5 grade point average in the last semester. A 1950 South Wayne high school graduate, he farmed near Monroe for ten years before asthma prompted a career change to continuing studies in Wisconsin. Bruegger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerman Bruegger, is married to Jacquelyn Drake, with two children, Shelley Lynn and Todd Stanley, residing at 355 Jefferson Street, Platteville.
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Puanney J. Bruegger
Monroe
Platteville State University
Bruegger
South Wayne High School
Wisconsin State University
Horeb
Jacquelyn Drake
Clarence Drake
Brueggers
Shelley Lynn
Todd Stanley
Jefferson Street
Platteville
Kirstenbosch Wildpower Show Opens Jubilee Week in Cape Town
South Africa hosts its largest wildpower exhibition this year from September 19 to 21 in Cape Town. The event aligns with the golden jubilee celebrations of the Kirstenbosch Botanic Gardens, drawing attendees and exhibitors to the historic venue.
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South Africa
Cape Town
Kirstenbosch Botanic Gardens
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Crat
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Lincoln Park
Jacob Stauffacher Sr
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Citizens Bank Corner
Monroe Country Club
Huerta
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Suarez
Baseball Players Fraternal Society
National Baseball Commission
Ed T. Kundert
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M Books
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FBI
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Soldiers and Statesman
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V. A. Burland
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