Eight Workers Face Extradition In Wisconsin Slaying
Eight migrant workers detained in Michigan and Texas face extradition to Wisconsin over the slaying of Peter Stewart, 20, who was shot after aiding a teen girl from a Montello restaurant. Warrants target three in El Paso while five more were arrested in Michigan. authorities say a .22 pistol was used and several suspects admit presence at the scene.
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Michigan
Texas
Wisconsin
Montello
Wis
el Paso
Tex
Stockbridge
Mich
Peter Stewart
Ingham County
Madison
Stewart
Ingham
Wastenaw
Livingston
Lettuce Fields
Richard Castillo
Yuma
Ariz
Jimmie Panya
Buhat
Steve Garcia
Saya
Garcia
Pastor
Columbia County
David Bennett
Versile Babcock
Six 4-Hers Attend Madison Home Furnishings Tour
Six area 4 H girls attend a home furnishing tour in Madison today. The outstanding members include Yvonne Zimmerman, Jean Wells, Barbara Wegmueller, Georgia Wegmueller, Dianne Reimer, and Rita Paulson. They visit several homes Frautschys Furniture Store and Century House and lunch at the Park Motor Inn with extension workers Miss Marval Klecker and Mrs. Susan Sass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Yvonne Zimmerman
Jean Wells
Barbara Wegmueller
Georgia Wegmueller
Dianne Riemer
Rita Paulson
Frautschy’s
Century House
Park Motor Inn
Marval Klecker
Susan Sass
Construction Begins On New Zanders Lake
Clarence R. Benkert district game manager reports that work on a 74 acre lake west of Zanders Lake near Browntown began today. Rule Construction Co. of Mineral Point brought a bulldozer and two more were to join, as trees are uprooted for an 1,800 foot dike to form the lake.
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Clarence R. Benkert
Zanders Lake
Browntown
Benkert
Rule Construction Co
Mineral Point
New Buri Store Opens Friday With Unique Lighting Display
New Buri Electric Co opens its new square location Friday from 9 am to 9 pm featuring a wall and ceiling mounted lighting fixture display designed by Thomas Industries. Co owners Carl A. Burgi and Milo F. Friedrichs will offer electrical contracting services plus a retail appliance and fixtures line.
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Carl A. Burgi
Milo F. Friedrichs
New Buri Electric Co
Snively Camera Shop
Buri Electric Co
Buri
Thomas Industries
Link
Order of the Moose
Lth
Burgi
Friedrichs
Louis E. Buri
Mr. Buri
17Th Ave
Kittelsen and Brand
Boy Drowns Saving Brother on Rum River
Anoka Minnesota: Thomas Pelczynski age 17 from Milwaukee drowned after rescuing his 15 year old brother Robert from the Rum River. The brothers were fishing when the younger boy began to swim across and foundered. Thomas swam to his brother and pushed him toward the opposite bank as Robert reached safety. Thomas disappeared under the water.
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Anoka
Minn
Milwaukee
Rum River
Thomas Pelczynski
Robert
Thomas
Eisenhower Returns to Wisconsin for Fishing and Golf
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower arrives by private rail car in Minocqua to spend 10 days to two weeks relaxing with golf and fishing. He stays at Howard Young's estate near Minocqua Lake, plans an 18 hole round, and greets about 400 locals and visitors.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Woodruff
Eisenhower
New York
Howard Young
Elizabeth Taylor
Minocqua Lake
Minocqua Country Club
Negro Youth Guests Visit Brodhead Area
Seven children from Lutheran Church of The Holy Family Chicago will stay in Bethlehem Lutheran homes for a week starting Saturday. Pastors Rev L H Mays and Rev F J Downing arranged the exchange to show urban and rural life. Brodhead members plan farm visits and dairy industry experiences for the youths.
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Brodhead
Lutheran Church of the Holy Family
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Chicago
North Side
L. H. Mays
Bethlehem Church
F. J. Downing
Lutheran Church of’ the Holy Family
Brodhead Church
McNamara Calls Viet Cong Ratio Unacceptable
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara returned from Vietnam and said the Viet Cong to government forces ratio is totally unacceptable. He stated the imbalance could undermine security and stability in the region.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
Wisconsin panel hears against nondegradable pesticides ban
Prof. Robert Dicke of the University of Wisconsin opposes a 1966 ban on sale and use of nondegradable pesticides saying no compound can avoid breakdown and health officials would face trouble regulating. Supporters cite milk tolerance and Antarctic detections while costs and farm competitiveness are noted.
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Madison
Wisconsin Agriculture
Senate Government and Veterans’ Affairs Committee
Robert Dicke
Department of Entomology
University of Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Marvin Verhulst
Wisconsin Canners and Freezers Association
Wisconsin
Reuben Lafave
R-Oconto
Aaron Ihde
Wisconsin Food Standards Advisory Committee
Antartica
John McEwan
Television unit to film 120th New Glarus festival
CBS TV crews will film the New Glarus Swiss community 120th Anniversary Festival on Saturday July 31. Coverage will air on the network program America and include the Swiss parade open air entertainment and a second performance of Heidi based on Johanna Spyri.
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New Glarus
Cbs-Tv
America
Johanna Spyri
Heidi
Cheese Days Theme Debuts at Annual Parade Fun Day
The event on Friday adds a Cheese Days theme led by the Monroe Cadet and Junior Band under Alan F. Barnard. Parade forms from Lincoln School at 10:30 AM, with awards in categories like Cowboys and Indians and best theme.
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Marty J. Deignan
Lincoln School
11Th St
22Nd Ave
Recreation Park
Monroe
Alan F. Barnard
Miss Universe semifinal chaos and name changes stir pageant
At the eve of Miss Universe semifinals in Miami Beach officials weigh Juana Acosta’s birth age amid passport records and two birth certificates. Israel’s contestant requests stage name Sadeh while Mexico’s entry contends with a 16 year old age claim. Argentina’s Mabel Caffarone returns home ill as replacements are awaited.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Miss Mexico
Israel
Buenos Aires
Corinna Tsopei
Athens
Greece
Juana Acosta
Mexico City
Office of Civil Registration
Jua
Rodolfo Acosta
Miss Acosta
Ailisa Sadah
Alisa Panfil
Sadeh
Alisa
Egypt
Argentina
Mabel Azucena Caffarone
County Judges May Get Raises in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Senate midweek approved a bill to raise county judge salaries to 17 500 a year with the state paying 11 500 and counties contributing 6 000. The bill allows county contributions to rise and reallocates state shares. The measure arrives as Assemblyman Edward Nager moves a resolution tied to a heated Viet Nam policy hearing in Madison on July 30. The Senate also considered a 50 000 allocation to finance a Capitol area development plan with Madison agreeing to a match.
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Madison
State Senate
Jerris Leonard
Milwaukee
Edward Nager
U.S
Viet Nam
Nager
Assembly Rules Committee
Nile Soik
Falling Pole Injures New York Secretary
Frances Levin a 45 year old secretary remained in critical condition after a metal tipped window pole fell nine floors from an employment agency office striking her during a lunch hour crowd on 42nd Street near Broadway. Police cut the pole and she underwent a six hour operation at St. Clare's Hospital to remove it.
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New York
Frances Levin
Miss Levin
42Nd Street
Broadway
St. Clare’s Hospital
New Stamp Planned for Adlai Stevenson Honor
President Johnson urged the Post Office Department on Tuesday to start work immediately on a commemorative postage stamp honoring Adlai E. Stevenson. Denomination not announced.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Johnson
Post Office Department
Monroe to seek urban renewal funds after tornado damage
Monroe City Council authorized Mayor Walter R. Ekum to apply for urban renewal funds to revitalize the west side business area hit by the Palm Sunday tornado. The plan spans surveys, appraisals, and engineering over at least three years with a 75 percent federal share. Project cost is about 582 344 dollars with Monroe responsible for 145 586 plus credits in lieu of cash. The plan envisions largely commercial development and removal of remaining homes, aided by two planned appraisals and potential use of highway right of way costs.
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Monroe
Walter R. Ekum
West Side
Palm Sunday
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Chicago
Green Engineering Co
Middleton
Tornado
5Th Ave
Karl J. Mueller
Mueller
Ekum
Clifford Reasa
Parking Commission
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