GOP Seniors Face Challenges In Party Primary
Wisconsin Republicans face a tough primary season as 41 legislators run for re election or higher office. In the Senate four of six GOP incumbents draw primary opposition including Sen. Frank Panzer and Sen. Earl Leverich. Borg and Carr also contend with rivals. Filing closed July 12 and many incumbents seek other offices or retire.
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Madison
Wisconsin Senate
Frank E. Panzer
Brownsville
Senate
Earl Leverich
Rsparta
Eau Claire
Raymond C. Johnson
Leverich
Chester E. Dempsey
Hartland
Congress
Everett V. Bidwell
Portage
Walter E. Terry
Baraboo
Reino Perala
D-Superior
William S. Schwefel
Oakfield
Franklin M. Jahnke
Markeson
William P. Atkinson
South
Milwaukee
Fred Galli
Monroe
Whittow
Rosman Girl In Critical Condition After Crash
Sherri Rosman 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Rosman Route 1 Brodhead remains in critical condition at Madison General Hospital after a car motorcycle crash last Sunday. Head jaw and leg injuries reported with only slight improvement noted by a hospital spokesman.
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Sherri Rosman
Frank Rosman
Route 1
Brodhead
Madison General Hospital
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
Sound the alert as church bells ring to warn across the land of rampant strife fear and lust. The poem urges vigilance against hatred and danger pervading society.
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Clair R. Munns
Freeman Urges Farmers to Fight Hunger World War
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman urged Wisconsin farmers to use skills and technology in a world war on hunger during a Delavan tour. He defended a possible lift on wheat shipments to Communist countries and touted higher dairy price supports while noting shortages in soybeans wheat and dairy. Freeman warned of political efforts to separate farmers from government and announced plans to buy frozen turkeys to bolster producer prices.
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Brodhead School Board Election Plans Meeting
Three incumbents Dr. M. W. Stuessy Ralph May and Mrs Dorothy Green seek re election at the annual district meeting in the elementary gym The proposed budget is 764930 with a mill rate of 20 down from 20 06 last year The district cites higher valuation more state aid and a 24050732 cash balance as reasons a mill rate reduction may occur Three teachers will be added and enrollment is expected to rise by 50 students.
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Brodhead
M. W. Stuessy
Ralph May
Dorothy Green
Father Found Shot Fatally at Delavan
A Delavan factory worker and father of four, Franklin D. Minor, 29, was found fatally shot in the street near his home after neighbors heard several shots. Sheriff Alex Johnson said witnesses saw one person fleeing the area.
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Delavan
Walworth County
Alex Johnson
Franklin D. Minor
Stage Is Set For Opening Of County Fair
The 112th Green County Fair opens at 1 p.m. Wednesday after spraying for mosquitoes and flies and disinfecting buildings. New trailer park lighting and a 36-foot gate at the east entrance are ready. The race track is graded and watered for a fast surface, with horses arriving over the weekend. Becky Olsen of Stoughton will pass out beef judging trophies Friday in a Scotch outfit.
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O. L
Doug) Hare
Hare
Alvin Ringhand
Fairgrounds
Darlington
Lafayette County
Becky Olsen
Stoughton
Blanchardville School Board Terms Expire at Meeting
Blanchardville special session notes that W. A. Marshall Jr. and Erick Swiggum’s school board terms end at the annual meeting Monday night. The 1966 67 budget shows expenditures of 320,878.84 dollars.
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Blanchardville
W. A. Marshall Jr
Erick Swiggum
Johnson Warns Against Rioting in Midwest Speech
President Johnson urged an end to rioting by urban residents, saying violence breeds tyranny and harms reform efforts. He praised civil protest at a civic luncheon in Indianapolis and defended Vietnam policy while stressing inflation battle. He warned ballots and community groups, not violence, drive change.
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Midwest
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Washington
Saint Clare Hospital Dietary Costs Top $134000 in 1965
In 1965 Saint Clare hospital dietary services ran over one hundred thirty four thousand dollars in food costs. The report highlights hospital efforts to manage nutrition for patients and notes the overall fiscal impact on hospital operations.
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Saint Clare Hospital
Annual Meeting Monday Board Election in Monroe District
Monroe district voters will elect three school board members at the annual meeting Monday night at the Junior School Auditorium. Incumbents Alvin H. Babler and Mrs. Robert Hahlen decline re election. Rodney O. Kittelsen says candidates may be nominated from the floor and must circulate papers if announced. Electors will also consider a tax levy about 50 000 higher and review a budget totaling 1 621 599 against prior 1 496 032 and 1 514 168 spent.
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Monroe
Alvin H. Babler
Robert Hahlen
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Board of Education
Kittelsen
Babler
Hahlen
Fred Krebs
L. J. Schroeder
Lawrence Raymer
George Barry
John Norton
Alvin Bidlingmaier
Lowrey Couple Welcomes 13th Child Jeffrey Born
Mr and Mrs Gordon Lowrey of Deerfield welcome their 13th child a son named Jeffrey born at Madison General Hospital weighing 9 pounds 2 ounces He joins siblings Connie 17 Steven 16 Dennis 14 James 13 Cheryl 11 Bruce 10 Kevin 9 Brian 8 David 6 Daniel 5 Timothy 3 and Bradley 1 1/2 The family has moved from Monroe area and worked on farms including Ray Pavlak who is a former Green County agricultural agent Their daughter Connie recently graduated from Monroe High School.
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Baker’s
Gordon Lowrey
Deerfield
Monroe Area
Jeffrey
Madison General Hospital
Connie
Steven
Dennis
James
Cheryl
Bruce
Kevin
Brian
David
Daniel
Timothy
Bradley
Monroe High School
Ralph Zettle
Monroe
Three Injured In City Mishap In Monroe
Three area residents sustained injuries in a three car collision yesterday in Monroe. The crash happened on the 1300 block of 9th Street at 2 57 p m. Vehicles driven by Roxy K Wehrmann Hazel C McDonald and Leslie G Andrews were involved. The Andrews car had front end damage the McDonald car front and rear and the Wehrmann car rear. Jean D Olson a passenger suffered a neck injury. Leslie Andrews injured left wrist and Marilyn C Andrews bruised right knee.
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9Th St
Roxy K. Wehrmann
South Wayne
Hazel C. McDonald
Gratiot
Leslie G. Andrews
Winslow
Andrews
McDonald
Wehrmann
Jean D. Olson
Long Seeks Public Inquiry on Drug Prices and Medicare
Sen. Russell B. Long plans a Senate Finance Committee inquiry into drug prices under federal health programs. He cites high costs under Medicare and proposes prescribing drugs by chemical names to curb prices, noting state laws often block generic naming when brands are prescribed.
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Russell B. Long
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