Monroe enlarges district population and plans for high enrollments
Supt. D J Huenink reports Monroe's enlarged district now around 2 448 with enrollment rising toward 1965 before leveling off. Board elections for three members and a $1 276 20 million budget are set for tonight's annual meeting at 8 p m in the junior high auditorium.
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Monroe
Supt
D. J. Huenink
Department of Public Instruction
Board of Education
Huenink
Monroe Wins Big at Wisconsin Junior Champ Day
Monroe hosts a state Junior Champ Day meet featuring 57 medals and six champions, with James Dearth winning gold in shot put for a 42 feet 4 inch record, Terry Hayes taking silver in the 440, and multiple Monona Grove and Monroe winners earning spots for the national contest in St Paul. The event drew 300 plus participants aged 10 to 15 from across Wisconsin, with state Jaycee president James Leital distributing medals and praise for strong sportsmanship.
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James Dearth
Joseph C. Dearth
Route 2
Monroe
St. Paul
Terry Hayes
Dearth
Times
Mogona
Grave
Madison
Robert E
Pete
Wisconsin
Hayes
Lydia Tarteit
Elaine
Stuart Grendall
Stuart
James Leital
Platteville
Jaycee
Robert L. Wells
Stanley Barr
Ralph Hetzel
James Bosanny
Balbai
Balbai'a Gs Tea
John Klement
Monona Grove
Superior
Kiwanis
Monroe Park
Wells
Lydia Hartwig
Onmenalul On
Mie
Yatta
Esceera
Weekend traffic mishaps injure thirteen in Green County
Thirteen people were hurt in three Green County crashes over the weekend. Eight teenagers treated and released at St. Clare hospital followed a two car collision near Sky-Vu theater south of Monroe on Highway 69. Other incidents occurred early Sunday at County Trunk N and Highway 69 near Monticello, producing additional injuries including lacerations and abrasions.
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Green County
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Highway
Sheriff's Deputies
Richard Edwin Wilde
20Th Street
Gary B. Knouse
Wilde
Knouse
Judy Wilde
Lee Phillips
16Th Avenue
Howard Haeft
Lena
Vernon Leopold
11Th Street
Linda Krause
10Th Street
Duane Leopold
Sue Wrinkowan
Leopold
St. Clare
Royal W. Karlen
Monticello
Walter Minnig
Glen Trumpy
Albany
Karlen
Margaret Ann
Sabe
Ray
Eight Die In Wisconsin Weekend Vehicle Crashes
Weekend highway crashes across Wisconsin killed eight people raising the year total to 432. Victims include David Klauda and Gerald R. Lemke in a Tomahawk crash, Melford Streeter family in Adams County, Kenneth Elliott near Reedsville, Joyce Faber near Kenosha, Theodore Libersky in Dunn County, and a Jackson Michigan resident identified as Robert Awiz in Waukesha County.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
David Klauda
Gleason
Gerald R. Lemke
Rhinelander
Tomahawk
Friendship
Adams County
Melford Streeter
Nekoosa
Dorothy
Orville
Richard Miller
Fond du Lac
Kenneth L. Elliott
Milwaukee
Reedsville
Joyce M. Faber
Kenosha
Theodore Libersky
New Auburn
Dunn County
Waukesha County
Robert Awiz
Jackson
Mich
Milwaukee Rescue Mission
Firemen Respond as Garage Appears On Fire At Salvage Co
Monroe firemen answered a 9 11 p m call to the Green County Salvage Co garage where interior car burning was under way and the blaze appeared to be in the building but was not. Firemen returned to station after quick check.
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Monroe
Green County Salvage Co
Cheese Entries Open for Green County Fair Competition
The Green County Fair opens July 31 to August 4 with open class entries accepted until 5 p.m. Saturday. Cheese entries must be sent to Monroe Cheese Corp by 5 p.m. next Monday for judging. Entries limited to Wisconsin-made cheese with one entry per licensed dairy plant per class.
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Fairgrounds
Green County
Gertrude Erb
Nell Cunningham
Robert
Caroline) Eicholtz
Monroe Cheese Corp
Floral Hall
Lafayette County Fair
Darlington Fair
Lafayette County
Dariington
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Monroe
Wilkins Declares Drives Will Go On
NAACP leader Roy Wilkins testified before the Senate Commerce Committee as hearings on Kennedy civil rights public accommodations bill continued. He said protests are American and oppose claims of subversion, arguing that desegregation efforts confront daily humiliation due to skin color and urge action now.
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Washington
America
Roy Wilkins
Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Governors Kill Civil Rights Action at Governors Conference
In Miami Beach the 55th Governors Conference voted 33 to 16 to dissolve the resolutions committee, effectively ending a civil rights measure. Governor Sawyer of Nevada proposed elimination, while Rockefeller of New York and Hatfield of Oregon urged action on civil rights.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Sawyers
Gov
Rockefeller
New York
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
ASCS Seeks Release of 15000 Bushels of Corn
The County ASCS committee asked state headquarters for authority to use 15000 bushels of corn from the pin site east of Monroe to ease a livestock feed shortage caused by drought. If released, the corn would be sold on bids at current market quotations. Farmers are applying for emergency feed lands as moisture improves in parts of the region.
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ASCS
Monroe
Franklyn C. Dillon
Albany
Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Nears Completion in Moscow
Western and Soviet sources report a working party has finished a draft of a U S Britain Soviet treaty banning tests in air space sea and outer space. Harriman expected to initial soon with Khrushchev possible last minute hurdles while talks resumed after a weekend break in a mood of optimism.
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Voscow
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Washington
Khrushchev
Pat Teane
Andrei Gromyko
Kennedy proposes ICC arbitration to avert railroad walkouts
President Kennedy urges Congress to bar a rail strike by referring the work rules dispute to the Interstate Commerce Commission for prompt hearing and disposition. The plan preserves collective bargaining and delays potential strike while ICC reviews the case, with unions and railroads expressing varied views.
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Washington
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
White House
Congress
Sweet
Salinger
ICC
Kendy
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Elue Infanteer Nar Keanedy
Orarrtary
Somaiaute
J. E. Wolfe
Wolfe
Oy Kennedy
Lee Kennedy
Cape Cod
Capital
Theodore C. Sorensen
Cheddar Market Firm After Large Style Rise
Madison Wisconsin cheese market shows firm demand for large styles after a quarter cent rise on Friday. Supplies of large styles ample while small styles are above adequate with prices for different blocks and daisies listed.
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Madison
Wisconsin
George Whitney Dies in New York Hospital at 77
George Whitney former head of J P Morgan died today in Doctors Hospital New York He was 77 and at his death chair man of the Directors Advisory Council of the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
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George Whitney
New York
J. P. Morgan
Doctors Hospital
The
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Five Drownings Reported Across Wisconsin Weekend
Four people plus a child died in water accidents in Wisconsin over the weekend. Ronald Smith, 8, drowned in Wolf River near Shipton after slipping from a sand bank. David Reed, 19, drowned in Lake Michigan at Milwaukee harbor while swimming with friends. Bonnie Lou Schermer, 6, died in Devil’s Lake Sauk County. Walter Smith, 40, drowned in Fox River near Omro when a boat capsized.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Ronald Smith
John Smith
Racine
Wolf River
Shipcton
David Reed
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Waukee Harbor
Reed
Bonnie Lou Schermer
Ernest Schermer
Elroy
Devil’s Lake
Sauk County
Walter Smith
Fox River
Omro
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