Wisconsin Fair Region Weather Update
Wisconsin Fair region reports southeast partly cloudy with isolated thundershowers in the northwest tonight. Friday remains partly cloudy and warm with scattered thundershowers spreading from northwest to southeast by afternoon or night. Low tonight 64 to 72. High Friday 87 to 94. Monroe zone mostly fair warm humid tonight. Friday partly cloudy warm and humid with scattered thundershowers mainly in the afternoon or Friday night. Low tonight 64 to 70. High Friday 87 to 94.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Brodhead Court Fines and Plea Actions Reported
In Brodhead a judge fined or admonished several defendants: Martin C. Hitzel and Lyman J. Eggleston faced bond forfeitures. Arthur S. Dooley and Jean V. Fisher were cited for traffic and disorderly conduct with fines and costs. Howard J. Koken transferred to County Court on removal petition.
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Martin C. Hitzel
Lyman J. Eggleston
Brodhead
Arthur S. Dooley
State Patrol
Howard J. Koken
Milwaukee
Jean V. Fisher
Rockford
Speeding Forfeiture for Robert K Geibel in Darlington
Monroe police report Robert K. Geibel of Darlington forfeited $10 for speeding in a misdemeanor traffic case.
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Robert K. Geebel
Darlington
Monroe
Marriage Licenses Granted for McKnight and Lehnherr
The county issued marriage licenses to Terry McKnight 23 of Route 7 Solid Wayne and Namy Ann Lehnherr 19 of Juda in the recent recorded ceremony.
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Terry McKnight
Route 7
Solid Wayne
Namy Ann Lehnherr
Local Names Appearing in Community Notices
Paul Gehrig, 73, of New Glarus. Jack Huntington, 20, Route 1, Darlington. Miss Etta Neal, 94, of Mineral Point. Jack Kivlahan, 34, of Burlington. Timothy Michael Wieters, three day old son of Mr and Mrs Donald Wieters, of Galena Til. Kelly Jo Stauffacher, infant of Smueciveres Nileusseeththc. fh mas Stauffacher, Darlington.
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Paul Gehrig
New Glarus
Jack Huntington
Route 1
Darlington
Miss Etta Neal
Mineral Point
Jack Kivlahan
Burlington
Timothy Michael Wieters
Donald Wieters
Galena
Til
Kelly Jo Stauffacher
Smueciveres
Local Families Welcome Newborn Sons in July
Mr and Mrs Jerome Flannery of 2727 6th street announce a son born July 25. Mr and Mrs Russell Atkin of Brodhead announce a son born July 24. Mr and Mrs Henry Blumer of Belleville announce a son born July 24.
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Jerome Flannery
6Th Street, Son
Russell Atkinson
Brodhead, Son
Henry Blumer
Belleville
Son
St Clare Hospital Accident and Medical Docket Totals
List of patients and cases at St Clare Hospital including Roger Blum tonsillectomy Sue Ann Cameron Beloit Anna F Skokowski and others with surgical and discharge notes. Names include David H Foust Joseph Rohner Mrs Gilbert Krahn Steven Stauffacher Donald Pehl and numerous listed spouses and children.
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Roger Blum
2Th Avenue
Sue Ann Camron
17Th Street
Anna F. Skokowski
Beloit
Louise Lueck
20Th Avenue
David H. Foust
Albany
Joseph Rohner
11Th Street
Gilbert Krahn
Winslow
Steven A. Stauffacher
Donald Pehl
Gratiot
Milo Whitehead
8Th Street
Lee Morris
Blanchardville
Cheddar Mart Steady Prices Unchanged in Madison Market
Madison Wisconsin cheddar cheese market shows prices unchanged with demand fair to good. 40 pound cutting blocks on standard moisture basis are in tight supply while supplies otherwise ample. Market undertone unsettled amid divided views on current levels for large styles. Prices range for cheddars and blocks with implied moisture adjustments.
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Madison
Wisconsin
French Assembly approves conscientious objector bill
The French National Assembly passed a bill granting legal status to conscientious objectors and doubling the service period for non-violent duty.
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Paris
French National Assembly
CD Police Plan Traffic Control for Fair and Fire School
George Hoover of the Civil Defense Auxiliary Police missed the meeting due to a car crash while en route home from vacation. He and a son were unhurt. an uncle in the car sustained minor bruises. Officials set CD traffic control duties for Green County Fair Shrine KC benefit at Twining Park August 11 and Fall Fire School August 25, and chose a speaker for August 28. Edwin Goecks chaired the session.
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George Hoover
Civil Defense Auxiliary Police
Fire Department
Hoover
Monroe
Green County
Shrine-Kc
Twining Park
Edwin Goecks
Col Felder to Leave for Viet Nam Service
Lt. Col. Louis F. Felder will depart Sunday for a year long military assignment in South Vietnam, with wife and child remaining in Monroe. The Felders recently moved from Falls Church Virginia to 1439 29th Avenue, and Mrs. Felder is Shiloh Kubly, daughter of Henry and Mrs. Kubly. Felder has served since March 1943.
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Louis F. Felder
South Viet Nam
Monroe
Felders
Falls Church
29Th Avenue
Felder
Shiloh Kubly
Henry J. Kubly
12Th Street
Helen Felder
18Th Avenue
Louis Felder
Lou
Svice
Del Isako Suspended By Racing Commission
New York harness rider Del Isako and groom Beverly Carter were suspended by the New York Harness Racing Commission pending further checks on a tranquilizer found in the groom's quarters. The action follows a test indicating the drug may have been given to Juno the 7 year old mare before her victory at Roosevelt Raceway on July 18 in race nine.
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New York
del Isako
Harness Racing Commission
Roosevelt Raceway
Isako
South Below
Ill
Beverly Carter
Richmond
Juno
Atwood Climbs Back To Edge Gilles In Wisconsin Golf
Walter Atwood of Madison staged a dramatic comeback to defeat Paul Gilles of Milwaukee on the final green and reach the quarter finals of the 62nd Wisconsin State Amateur Golf Tournament. Atwood trailed by three early but rallied to win.
Park Schedule for Twin ing Park and Recreation Park
Tonight at Twin ing Park slowpitch games include Chalet tnéese versus Grace Lutheran at 7 p.m Dormans versus Liquid Feed at 8 p.m and South Wayne versus Sever son Construction at 9 p.m Tomorrow lists no games scheduled At Recreation Park Girls Softball features Montgomery Electric versus Monroe Business Women at 7 30 p.m Freeport Independents versus Orangeville at 8 45 p.m Annual Fun Day at 10 30 a.m Softball Leopolds versus Explorer Post 501 at 7 45 p.m and South Wayne versus Kiwanis at 9 15 p.m
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Twining Park
Slowpitch
Chalettnéese
Grace Lutheran
Dormans
Liquid Feed
South Wayne
Severson Construction
Montgomery Electric
Monroe
Freeport Independents
Orangeville
Leopolds
Explorer Post
Kiwanis
Local Readers Share Travel and Visits Across Wisconsin and Beyond
Personal mentions note Frank Johnson of Oregon on business today. Mr and Mrs Roy Wickler of St Petersburg Fla spend a month with relatives in the Darlington area. Several residents including Mrs Gilbert Hoesly and Nancy Ziltner of New Glarus vacationing at Phelps. Gerald Cleveland family from North Hollywood visiting his father in Argyle and relatives in Rockford. Mrs Jacob Heim and Larry Heim of Madison visited Monroe yesterday. she recently returned from four weeks in Spiez Teufen and Canton Bern Switzerland. Alta Alexander of Wauwatosa and August Siardarson of Waukesha visited friends in the area. Alexander is former Monroe High School teacher.
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Frank Johnson
Oregon
Roy Wickler
St. Petersburg
Fla
Darlington
Gilbert, Hoesly
Ray Ferris
Nancy
Jane Ziltner
New Glarus
Phelps
Gerald Cleveland
North Hollywood
Calif
James Cleveland
Argyle
Rockford
Jacob Heim
Larry Heim
Madison
Monroe
Heim
Spiez
Canton Bern
Teufen
Canton Appenzell
Switzerland
Alta Alexander
Wauwatasca
August Siardson
Waukesha
Alexander
Alta Thachterman
Monroe Senior High School
Green County Cattle Exports to Puerto Rico
Forty two Green County cattle were sent in four shipments totaling 150 animals to Puerto Rico. The last shipment departed Monday from Juda as the assembly point, mostly registered Holsteins with some grades and eight Brown Swiss. Purchases were made in Green Dane and Rock counties from June 14 to 19 by Gandera Caribe Corp. Arecibo Puerto Rico, with Ben Miller of Juda coordinating. Dane County Holstein Breeders Co op Association managed the deal and a commission supports Green County Breeders youth work.
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Green County
Puerto Rico
Juda
Green, Dane and
Rock
Jose Megne Mena
Manila
Miami
San Juan
New Orleans
Gandera Caribe Corp
Arecibo
Puérto Rco
Ben Miller
Dane County Holstein Breeders Co-op Association
Madison
Green County Holstein Breeders Association
Milwaukee Police Face Payoff Charges
Police Chief Howard O. Johnson announced that 13 vice squad officers admitted taking cash or value from a prostitute, following lie detector tests at the State Crime Laboratory in Madison. Mrs. Jennie Mae Jackson, 48, keeper of a house of prostitution, and an admitted witness also reportedly passed lie detector tests.
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Milwaukee
Howard O. Johnson
Johnson
State Crime Laboratory
Madison
Johnnie Mae Jackson
Nixon urges caution on Khrushchev mellowing in Cold War talk
Former Vice President Nixon warned West Berlin that Khrushchev’s test ban talk hides no real easing of tensions. He called East Berlin and Budapest evidence of a harsh police state and urged GOP hopefuls to stop cannibalizing each other to avoid a heavy defeat.
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Berlin
Nixon
Dramier Khrushchev
Khrushchev
East Berlin
East Germany
GOP
U.S
Cage Star Witasek Stricken at Oshkosh
Witasek of the Oshkosh All Stars in the old National Basketball League died in his sleep at age 49. A North Dakota University star in the 1930s, he played guard for Oshkosh from 1936 to 1941, contributing to two NBL championship clubs before serving in World War II.
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Cage Star
Witasek
Oshkosh
Ocho Im Tlawmsan
Oshkosh All Stars
North Dakota University
NBL
Auto Output Cracks Alltime Record High
Detroit based automakers reported 1963 model production at an all time high with Vehicle No. 7,130,001 rolling off the line, surpassing the 7,130,000 record set by the 1955 cars.
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Detroit
Castro to mark decade in power with Havana rally
Cubans celebrate Fidel Castros tenth anniversary Friday with nationwide rallies urging workers to boost production in all fields. The Plaza de la Revolucion rally will feature a speech by Prime Minister as the highlight of the celebration.
Junta Breaks British Plan for Belize Independence Next Year
The Guatemalan ruling junta opposes a British move to grant independence to Belize next year. The dispute raises tension as Britain faces a regional upheaval over decolonization.
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Honduras
Guatemala
Vela
British Honduras
Accident Report Involving Kee Gan Vehicle Backing Incident
Police investigated a minor night accident at 10 45 p m in the 1600 block of 10th street. A car driven by Mary Lee Kee Gan Monroe backed into a car owned by John and Willie An UGTEEE in Niu ue pounce eo.
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10Th Street
Mary Lee Keegan
Monroe
John and
Willie An Ugteee
Niu Ue
Pounce Eo
Glarmont Accordion Band Heads to Chicago on Bus Trip
NEW GLARUS Wisconsin the Glarmont Accordion Band directed by Mrs Dean Streiff travels by bus to Chicago for a day trip visiting O Hare Field the Museum of Science and Industry and Brookfield Zoo Chaperones include several parents.
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NEW Glarus
Glarmont
Dean Streiff
Chicago
O’harefield
Museum of Science and Industry
Brookfield Zoo
Argyle youth among 600 to register at Wisconsin campus
Neelian Nelson Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Neelian Nelson Route 2 Argyle was among about 600 young men and women who visited the University of Wisconsin campus to register for studies there.
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University Argyle
Neelian Nelson Jr
Neelian Nelson
Route 2
Argyle
University of Wisconsin
Shullsburg Votes Budget For Coming School Year
A budget of 390,960 was approved for the coming school year at the annual meeting. The 16.5 mill rate rises two mills from last year.
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Shullsburg
Fransen Couple Fly From Chicago to Sweden
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fransen departed by plane from Chicago to visit relatives in Sweden for about two months.
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Argyle
Carl Fransen
Chicago
Sweden
Roger Isely Enters VA Hospital for Surgery
Roger Isely of Argyle entered the VA hospital in Madison for surgery. His brother Donald, who works at Poynette, will assist with the farm during his absence for a couple of months.
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Roger Isely
Argyle
Madison
Donald
Poynette
Funerals for Orlean T Wall Held in Monroe
Funeral services for Orlean T Wall 59 were held at 7 p m at Newcomer Funeral Home Monroe with Rev James C Plymire Grace Lutheran and Rev David Redman Wiota Lutheran officiating. Burial followed in East Viola cemetery with nephews Myron Wahl Norris Breitback Virgil Bell Paul Deverson Carlton Severson and Douglas Paulson as pallbearers. Mrs Arleigh Johnson accompanied songs In The Garden and The Old Rugged Cross.
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Orlean T. Wall
St. Clare Hospital
Neild
Newcomer Funeral Home
Monroe
James C. Plymire
Grace Lutheran Church
David Redman
Wiota
Mr. Wahl
Myron Wahl
Norris Breitback
Verona
Virgil Bell
Newtrus
Paul Deverson
WY In1low
Carlton Severson
Douglas Paulson
Blanchardville
Ford Earnings Set New Record
Ford Motor Co. reported the quarter ended June 30 with record earnings and sales. Net income reached $155.9 million or $1.41 a share, up from $140.6 million. Domestic output rose 13 percent to 625,385 vehicles, while total world production reached 1,004,071 units.
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New York
Ford Motor Co
Bulky Closet Door Delays Hoffa Hearing in Nashville
In U S District Court a pre trial hearing for Teamster President James Hoffa was delayed by a stubborn closet door. Despite efforts from a marshal bailiffs and attorneys the door remained stuck until a carpenter broke it open. The closet hid the defense attorney briefcases.
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Nashville
Tenn
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
U.S. District Court
U.S
Hoffa
Frank Grey
Stock gains ease as rail strike delay boosts market
New York traders reacted to news of another postponement of a threatened rail strike with a sharp rally. Early trading showed heavy volume over a million shares, but gains narrowed as the initial surge waned while Chrysler slipped from earlier gains.
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New York i
Chrysler
Cains
Trees struck by lightning vary with soil type
Trees growing in sandy and loam soils appear more prone to lightning hits than those in clay marl and calcareous soils, suggesting soil conditions influence electrical susceptibility.
Wisconsin tax debate splits on sales versus income taxes
A group hammers out a plan to raise 45.5 million with sales taxes on items from electricity to auto parts and a 2 cent pack cigarette tax. Republicans push for sales tax funds while Democrats demand income tax increases, arguing over a two fifths per cent rise to yield 58.8 million, with Haase noting the gap from a 50-50 split.
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Pommerening
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Nocqua
Assembly
Senate
Haase
Bachelor Poll Tax Repealed by Council
KITCHENER Ont The City Council unanimously repealed a $10 poll tax on bachelors who did not live in self contained homes. The bylaw had raised about $18 500 yearly but was deemed a relic of the past and not worth collecting bother.
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Kitchener
Ont
Classifieds Offer Safer Rides and Real Bargains
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Monroe Evening Times
Ford
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New Glarus, Wis
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