Monroe School District to elect three directors Monday
Monroe electors meet in the junior high auditorium at 8 p.m. to elect three board members for the 1964-65 term and consider a $1,415,881 budget with a $990,000 levy. Nominations include Dr. John L. Norton and others with five candidates announced. a single ballot will select the top three.
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Monroe
D.J. Huenink
John L. Norton
Arthur Wagner Jr
John F. Caradine
Norton
Johnson
Lester M. Johnson
First Ward
Lawrence Raymer
Tnez Pfund
Fairfield
Green County Homemakers Council
Raymers
Jefferson Township
Monroe High School
Lake Drive
Monroe Veterinary Service
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Juda
C. W. Bennett
J. Leo Norton
Masonic Lodge
Lions Club
Schroeders
Donald Deininger
Ball
Deininger
Green County Farm Bureau
Richland Creek Watershed Association
Richland
Dorothy Woodle
Deiningers
Ronald Kamps
Spring Grove Township
Pool Hours Set For Fair Week
The Park and Recreation Department announced limited pool hours for Fair Week starting Monday. The pool will open 1 30 to 3 15 Monday through Friday and close evenings, with no weekend operation on Aug 1 and 2 due to Green County Fair. regular hours resume August 3. 550 children joined yesterday’s Fun Day amid heat, with a penny dive finale.
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Park and Recreation Department
Marty Deignan
Pool and Playground
Green County Fair
Deignan
Enid Spring
Karen Jacobs
Ball Diamond
Allan F. Barnard
Mmes
William Spoerry
Charles Mowray
James Bosanny
Roy Gempier
Franz W. Brand
James McAlpine
Jerry Coplien
Boyd Elliott
Lee Kirsch
Book Balancing
Mike Field
Jeff Shaffer
Brian Bruegger
Richard Vogel
Dan Stricker
John Deininger
Bill Voegels
Ricky Boss
Paul Urban
Jody Fi
Jim Howe
Tom Schilt
Mary Jo Urban
Bruce Kolden
Larry Hanson
Alan Sonderegger
David Stott
Larry Bates
Green County Fair Sets Dairy Animal Limit for Exhibitors
The 110th Green County Fair opens Wednesday with a two dairy animals per junior exhibitor limit due to high entries. Open class entries closed at 5 p.m. at the secretary’s office. junior entries were July 14 totaling 396 dairy animals after restrictions. Also noted are caps on beef, ponies, swine, and sheep.
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Fairgrounds
Fair
Alfred Denning
Monroe Area
Midway
Jack Walsh
Boynton Beach
Fla
Walshs
Lake Worth
Pla
Bahamas
Green County
Florida
Fire crew station destroyed in lightning blaze
A forest fire crew stationed at Porcupine Mountains State Park in INTONAGON was in Marquette for firefighting classes. A bolt of lightning struck the station, destroying most of the building, a bulldozer, and a state truck, leaving crews to rebuild after they return.
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Intonagon
Mich
Porcupine Mountains State Park
Marquette
Johnson and Goldwater seek to avoid civil rights tensions
President Johnson and Republican nominee Barry Goldwater met for 16 minutes to discuss civil rights and campaign strategy. Johnson said the civil rights issue will appear on the campaign agenda and both leaders urged avoiding inflaming tensions. A brief White House statement summarized the meeting and its mutual stance.
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Washington
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
White House
Arizona
Goldwater
Democratic Party
Johnson - Goldwater
George Reedy
Sen. Goldwater
Hikes Tax and Benefits Bill Aims to Bolster Social Security
Washington report on a Ways and Means committee plan to raise Social Security benefits and taxes. The bill proposes a 5 percent across the board rise, extended survivor benefits to age 22, earlier widow benefits, self employed physician coverage, and a tax increase from 3.5 to 4.8 percent with earnings cap rising to 5400. The plan seeks long term actuarial stability with projected trust fund balances through 1968 and beyond.
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Washington
House
Poe
Bia
Knutson Urges Tax Burden Cut
Milo Knutson five term La Crosse mayor and Republican gubernatorial hopeful urged cutting taxes to preserve freedom. In a 30 minute Milwaukee origin broadcast he attacked Knowles Reynolds and the Wisconsin Democratic party while praising Goldwater. Knutson warned state taxes could drive away industry. Knowles proposed a five point plan to revive Wisconsin economy through tax reform investment in education and development.
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Associated Press
Milo Knutson
la Crosse
Knutson
Milwaukee
Madison
Green Bay
Eau Claire
Wausau
Warren Knowles
John W Reynolds
Dominic, Franzi
Reynolds
Barry Goldwater
Bob Taft
Robert Taft
Ohio
Wisconsin
Democratic Party
Knowles
Wisconsin Rapids
Merrill
Shawano
Stevens Point
Marsh
Rolling Stones flee as rioters clash with police in Blackpool
In Blackpool England on Friday night rioters chased the Rolling Stones from a dance hall stage as youths wrecked instruments and police moved to quell the disturbance.
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Blackpool
England
Armory Open House Aims to Boost Guard Unit
Monroe Armory hosts an open house to recruit for Company B of Green County National Guard which faces disbanding without more rosters. Guardsmen display infantry gear and explain six year service. motorized equipment decorates the square as parents inquire about six months active duty and remaining service. Second Lt William L. Riese and Sgt Otto Erzinger led the recruiting alert.
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Co. B
Green County
National Guard
Lee Lockwood
Freeport
Phil Crawford
Janesville
Monroe
William L. Riese
Otto Erzinger
Three More Die Toll Reaches 569
Three men died in Kenosha and Winnebago County crashes as Wisconsin’s 1954 highway death toll rose to 569, up from 448 a year earlier. Marty L. Caillonette, 53, of Fond du Lac, died when his car left Highway 45 south of Oshkosh and hit a bridge abutment. Gilbert R. Valentine, 24, of Glenview, Illinois, and Donald Weides, 22, of Evanston, Illinois, were killed when Valentine’s car rear ended a semi on Kenosha County Trunk K near I-94. The truck driver, John Oldenborg, 45, of Pewaukee, was uninjured.
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Byte
Associated Press
Kenosha
Winnebago County
Wisconsin
Marty L. Caillonette
Fond du Lac
Highway 45
Oshkosh
Gilbert R. Valentine
Glenview
Donald Weides
Evanston
Valentine
Kenosha County
John Oldenborg
Pewaukee
Great Western Board Okers Merger Action
Chicago Great Western Railway boards approve merger offer from Chicago and North Western Railway. A definitive agreement will be prepared for approval at simultaneous meetings on Sept. 10. Merger could eliminate duplicate trackage and grant access to gateways in Omaha Minneapolis St Paul and Kansas City for the North Western.
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Great Western Board
Okers
Chicago
Chicago Great Western Railwa
Chicago and North Western Railway
Omaha
Minneapolis-St. Paul
North Western
Kansas City
Rochester Rioters Clash as Governor Sends Troops
In Rochester a state of emergency was declared after hundreds of young Negroes and more than a thousand others fought police, looted stores, and damaged property. Gov Rockefeller dispatched 200 troopers while 80 injured and multiple arrests were reported amid street turmoil near Jefferson Avenue.
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Rochester
N.Y
H. E. Griswold
Jefferson Avenue
Clifford
Baden Streets
Joseph Avenue
Baden Street
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Porter W. Homer
Harlem
Father Gabrel Kristos Mikael
Ross
Hoffa Aides Await Thicaco Jury Verdict
James R Hoffa and six co defendants faced 21 counts of mail fraud and conspiracy as a U S district court jury deliberated for 13 weeks on whether they fraudulently obtained over 20 million from the Teamsters pension fund and diverted about 1 million for personal use The jurors weighed 294 possible verdicts in the high profile case awaiting decision
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Vsilagu
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
U.S. District Court
Offa
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Richard R. Shallberg
L. J. Schroeder
Walsh
Rolland E. Karlen
Karlen
Lafayette County
Darlington
Wkow-Tv
Dairyland Jubilee
John Schermerhorn
Bobby Hodge
Kjervik
Mt. Horeb
Mark
Paskin
Skip
Sammy Eggum
Turner Hall
Mel Hammitzsch
Charles Gregory
Schetters
Glen Henry
Damm Brothers
Ant Swenson
Ge Committee
Gov. Rockefeller
Hoffa
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