KC Benefit Show Aids Center At St Clare Hospital
The Knights of Columbus plan Showtime ’64 at the City Bandstand to benefit the Children’s Rehabilitation Center at St. Clare hospital. The center, opened six months ago as Monroe Rehabilitation Center, serves children with cerebral palsy brain injury or related disorders. Center goals include parent education and expanded services. most attendees are ages one to fourteen. The program starts at 8 p.m. and lasts about 90 minutes with a City Band performance and novelty acts.
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George
Ann) Hartman
Steven Faessler
St. Clare Hospital
Times
Knights of Columbus
Kcs
Green County
Monroe
Illinois
State Department of Welfare
Fire at Madison business building causes $250000 loss
A three alarm blaze swept a brick single story building on Madison's northeast side, housing Berg Selector Co and Spencer McCord Wholesale Drug Co. Fire Chief Ralph McGraw estimated the loss at at least $250,000. two firefighters were overcome, one with a minor cut. Fire discovered when burglar alarm in drug firm offices tripped.
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Ralph McGraw
Madson
Berg Selector Co
Spencer McCord Wholesale Drug Co
Mrs Williams Enters Finals of Golf Tourney
Milwaukee golfer Jack Williams advances to the Wisconsin Women's Golf final by beating Kathleen Curran 5 up with three holes remaining. Cathie Bonner, a Port Washington teacher, also advances by defeating Maurice Gehrke 4 and 3.
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Manitowoc
Amas
Jack Williams
Milwaukee
Kathleen Curran
Antigo
Edwards to retire as PMA marketing head this Friday
Harry L. Edwards, PMA director of marketing for 12 years and PMA veteran of 35 years, will retire this Friday at age 65. He will be succeeded by W. Harold Cope, whose work since 1959 focused on federal milk market order programs and pricing. Edwards has led the department since November 1952.
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Harry L. Edwards
Pure Milk Association
PMA
A. L. McWilliams
Edwards
W. Harold Cope
McWilliams
Cope
Riots Endanger Brooklyn as Wagner Plea Fails
In Bed-Stuy and Harlem Brooklyn roiled after a police shooting of a 15 year old Negro boy. Police wounded three and arrested 122 as about 200 stores were wrecked or looted raising city total to 506. Wagner urged peace from a radio television broadcast while leaders called for police reforms and commissioner removal.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Harlem
Wagner
Law and Order
Michael J. Murphy Wagner
Murphy
Washington
Adam
Clayton Powell
James R. Gilligan
Gilliga
Manhattan
Malcolm X
Theresa
125Th Street
Seventh Avenue
New York Journal-American
H .Wagner
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
City Council
Paul R. Screvane
Europe
Milwaukee Justice Dieterich Dies at 66 in Milwaukee
Justice William Dieterich of the Wisconsin Supreme Court died at St. Joseph's hospital in Milwaukee from a heart attack. A 36 year Milwaukee and Washington County trial lawyer, he was elected to the Supreme Court in 1958 after two prior campaigns. He served in World War I and was active in veterans groups. He is survived by his widow and a son, William H. Dieterich III.
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Madison
Willi
Iam Dieterich
State Supreme Court
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Milwaukee
Dieterich
Washington
Supreme Court
Emmett L. Wingert
Walter Kohler
Gener
George Currie
Currie
Marquette University Law School
University of Wisconsin
University of Montan
120Th Field Artillery
William H. Dieterich
Water Tragedies Claim Lives of Two at Zanders
A public rally is set for 8 tonight at the Monroe Armory to gauge support for Co B of the National Guard facing loss of federal recognition. An adjutant general representative will report to Gen Ralph J Olson on city and county backing and the status of a recruiting drive. Co B, now understrength since the Berlin Crisis callup, will recruit and hold meetings with potential enlistees.
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Monroe
Co.b
Adjutant General's Office
Ralph J. Olson
Berlin
Square Iy
William Riese
Otto Erzinger
New Rights Act Survives in Test
Atlanta reports that a three judge federal court upheld the Civil Rights Act and allowed injunctions against a Pickrick restaurant and the Heart of Atlanta Motel. Lester Maddox and Moreton Rolleston Jr. said they would appeal to the Supreme Court. the injunctions were delayed to Aug. 11.
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Atlanta
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Lester Maddox
Pickrick
Moreton Rolleston Jr
Heart of Atlanta Motel Corp
Rolleston
Johnson
Maddox
Justice Department
Albany Will Seek Police Chief Again
Albany plans another search for a police chief after Chester A. Elifritz a 57 year old veteran from South Milwaukee was hired over the weekend for the post with an effective date of August 1 but told village officials by telephone that he could not come. The village resumes advertising for applicants as Elifritz previously served five years with the Vernon County highway patrol and was a Navy shore patrol officer in World War II. He led State Fair Park police until 1957 and later ran a business in South Milwaukee.
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Anp
Awany
Chester A. Elifritz
Milwaukee
Elifritz
Vernon County
Temperature Near 90 As Showers Likely Tonight
The day keeps a 90 degree high with a 92 reading after 4 and 5 pm yesterday. The weatherman forecast relief by Saturday mainly in the northwest. Partly cloudy, warm and humid conditions with scattered thundershowers tonight and tomorrow. Eau Claire recorded 99 yesterday, eighth straight day over 90.
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Eau Claire
Mercury
Band Will Lead Fun Day Parade at Annual Event
Allan F Barnard directs the Band Will Lead Fun Day Parade tomorrow starting 10 30 a m from Lincoln school Marty J Deignan asks children to be at the playground by 10 15 to receive a number for identification and placement. Participants may dress in any costume and parade solo or in groups. Awards are in 10 classes with prizes at Recreation Park after the route around the square to 22nd avenue and back. Events resume at 1 15 p m at the ball diamond with races and relays and at 2 15 p m at the pool.
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She Monroe Cauceana
Allan F Barnard
Lincoln School
Marty J. Deignan
Park and Recreation
22Nd Avenue
Recreation Park
Menasha Corp Plans To Rebuild After Fire Loss
Menasha Corp plans to rebuild its plant at a new site in the Neenah Menasha area after a four story building housing the shipping department and the printing slotting and taping division was destroyed by flames last Friday, a company spokesman said.
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Gana Wine Menasha Corp
Neenah-Menasha
Cheese Trade Steady in Madison Market
Market reports steady cheddar trade in Madison Wisconsin with ongoing movement through distributive outlets slowly fading. Demand remains robust for aged pre packed natural and processed varieties while large sizes show ample to more than ample supply and smaller styles are readily available. Prices quoted include cheddars H%-38% and 40 pound blocks 35%-82 with various items such as single daisies 38%-40% longhorns 371-38 and midgets 37%-.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Cneddar
Farmers Gather for Farm City Week Dinner in City
More than 300 farmers and city friends packed the fairgrounds for a Farm City Week event blending food entertainment and talks. Speakers included Orion Samuelson of WGN who warned that a farming halt would cripple city paychecks and urged action for future production. Kaderly praised rural urban unity and urged support for farm measures amid political pressures.
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Fairgrounds
Robert Buehler
Fredric Moritz
Roy Vetterli
Mary Stuessy
Orion Samuelson
WGN
Duane Helland
Edward J. Kaderly
Kaderly
Stock Prices Stagnant Amid Narrow Market Movements
New York investors saw a hesitant session as equities held a narrow range by late afternoon. Volume was about 4.7 million shares, up from 4.57 million yesterday, with market averages showing tiny gains and losses. Only isolated situations produced movements as large as a point.
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New York
Two Drownings at Zanders Lake Claim Browntown Goers
A Monroe high school honor student Paul Marty 16 and Freeport resident Wayne Sturtevant 40 drowned within hours at Zanders Lake near Browntown. Coroner ruled both deaths as drownings after long underwater recoveries. Marty had been swimming with Charles Miller and his children when he disappeared after an apparent cramp. Sturtevant, a non swimmer, reportedly stepped into a drop off near the dam and went under. Rescue attempts failed.
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Monroe High School
Freeport
Zanders Lake
Browntown
Paul J. Mary
John Marty
Wayne Sturtevant
David Sturtevant
Rlief
Marty
Sturtevant
Richard R. Wagner
Paul Marty
Charles Miller
Miller
Wagner
Clarence R. Benkett
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Structo Manufacturing Co
Edward J. Pfeiffer
Molly Israel
Marla Kay
Pfeiffer
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Ann Orcutt
Thomas Line
Twining Park
Center
Madison Fire
Mrs. Williams
Prince Charles III
Aberdeen
Scotland
Prince Charles
Justice Dieterich
Zanders
Dwight C. Coplien
Riese
Elbert P. Tuttle
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lewis R. Morgan
Frank A. Hooper
Albany
Menasha Corp
Paul
Samuelson
Lake
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