JFK To Explain Nuclear Test Ban Tonight In State Address
President Kennedy plans a radio and TV address at 6 p.m. to rally support for a nuclear test ban treaty agreed by the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union. The pact faces Senate ratification, with White House optimism boosted by briefing work on Capitol Hill and potential backing from Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Washington
Kennedy
Moscow
Monroe
U.S
White House
Dean Rusk
Britain
Lord Home
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Senate
Rusk
Capitol Hill
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
House Atomic Energy Committee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Paris
de Gaulle
France
China
Max Ate
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact
NATO
Spiridonovka Palace
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Gromyko
Harriman
United States
Hyannis Port
Mass
Khrushchev
Iron Curtain
East
West Germany
Sergeant Brings His Family Here
Sergeants Schumacher family visits Monroe from Mannheim Germany en route to Fort Ord California. Three year old Michael Schumacher sports Bavarian attire and a red Tyrol hat, speaks German, and travels in a Volkswagen. The family plans West Coast trip after their Monroe visit.
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Monroe
Michael Schumacher
Gary L. Schumacher
Schumachers
William Schumacher
Juda
Mannheim
Germany
Ft. Ord
Cafi
New York
Volkswagen
Michael
Sgt
Schumacher
Monroe Area
Ursula Neugebauer
Calif
Times
Youth Electrocuted In Farm Rig Mishap
A 17 year old youth named Robert John Shimek was killed when the boom of a farm irrigation rig contacted a 7200 volt power line on the Westlawn farm in the Town of Madge near Shell Lake. He had begun work Monday and planned to enter the Navy in September. The accident happened shortly after 6 p.m. on Thursday night.
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Shell Lake
Robert John Shimek
Frank Shimek Jr
Sarona
Westlawn
Madge
Navy
Stocks Mixed as Auto Shares Rise on Slow Trading
In New York oils and the Big Three motors posted modest gains in a choppy late afternoon session. Trading was slow with key stocks moving fractions to about a point. Chrysler bounced back about a point from Thursday's loss while Ford and General Motors added small fractions.
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New York
Big Three Motors
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
New Communicating Satellite Hurls Into Hovering Orbit
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Syncom 2 communications satellite was launched and aimed to reach a 22 300 mile high circular orbit above the equator over northern South America and the Caribbean. The 147 pound drum shaped payload would stay motionless at its orbital point once in place with a motor kick planned for about 3 pm. The mission sought a low cost worldwide space communications network using three satellites spaced to cover the globe.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla.ap
United States
Equator
South America
Caribbean
Caracas Hunt for 86 Escaped Convicts Turns Deadly
Troops and police hunted 86 Communist terrorists and criminals after a prison breakout sparked a gun battle that left 12 dead and 51 wounded. Some escapees wore stolen police uniforms and a dawn service station holdup followed as waves of robberies swept Caracas. An attorney was killed at his window during the firefight.
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Caracas
Venezuela
15000 Bushels Of Stored Corn Released For Livestock Feed
The ASCS authorized release of 15000 bushels of government corn from bin storage east of Monroe to ease drought related feed shortages. Bids open at 3 p.m. Friday Aug 2 with 100 to 1000 bushels per bidder. Successful bidders may collect on Monday Aug 5 after advance payment.
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Monroe
Don Siedschiag
ASCS
Siedschlag
Liedschlag
Green County
Landis Heads Monroe Young Republicans
Dan Landis was elected president of the Monroe branch of the Green County Young Republicans at Mrs. Meythaler’s home. David Deininger became vice president Madeline Meythaler secretary Cheryl Whitehead treasurer and William Schtetwerts publicus chairman. Mrs. Stauffacher spoke on aiding at the Green County Fair booth as plans for a county picnic on Aug. 25 at New Glarus Woods Roadside Park were announced. Monroe members will meet at the Meythaler home at 6 p.m. for transport to the park.
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Dan Landis
Monroe
Green County
Young Republicans
Merlin J. Meythaler
David Deininger
Madeline Meythaler
Cheryl Whitehead
William Schtetwe
Ts Publicus
Marvin Stauffacher
Browntown
Green County Fair
New
Glarus Woods
Meythaler
Benton girl wins grand champion steer at Lafayette County Fair
Connie Curwen, 14, Benton, wins grand champion steer in the junior division with a 1,000 pound Angus, earning a spot at the Wisconsin Junior State Fair and Madison Junior Livestock Show. Other winners include Mike Berger in beef breeding stock and Roger Olson with Elaine in Hampshire sheep. Mineral Point claims two top awards.
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Darlington
Connie Curwen
Benton
Lafayette County
Wisconsin
Madison
Mike Berger
Gratiot
Roger Olson
Belmont
Elaine
Joseph Rohner Taken by Death
Joseph Rohner 70 of 931 11th street died at 6 30 this morning in St. Clare hospital after a lingering illness. He was a retired cheesemaker and had run a Monroe tavern for 12 years. Born May 24 1893 in Oberegg Appenzell Switzerland he came to America Aug 5 1914 and lived in Elgin before cheese work near Juda Twin Grove and Monroe. Survived by wife Frieda Notter two brothers and six sisters. Services Mon at 9 a m in Stuessy funeral home and St Victor's Church burial in Calvary cemetery. Rosary 8 Sunday night.
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Joseph Rohner
11Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Rohner
Monroe
Mr.Rohner
Oberegg
Canton Appenzell
Switzerland
Perdh
Frieda Notter
St Victor’s Catholic Church
Paul
Reeseville
Manitowoc County
Gottfred
John Rechsteiner
Sophia Rohner
Peoria
Ill
Emma Studer
Zurich
Ida
Lena
Hedwig
Appenzell
Rohner
Stuessy Funeral Home
St. Victor's Catholic Shassk
Res
E. C. McCollon
Calvary Cemetery
Cheddar List Firm On Active Exchange
In Wisconsin Cheese Exchange trading today the sale of one car State brand pasteurized singles at 37 half cents remained at previous level. Uncovered offers for State brand barrel and other blocks held steady with minor variations. A bid for one car State brand raw milk colored cheddar 34 42 remained unfilled at close.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
June Living Costs Hit Record High in US
Living costs rose four tenths of one percent in June to a record index of 106.6, the Labor Department reported. The monthly increase is the largest since September of last year, lifting the index 1.2 percent above the 100 base for 1957-59.
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Washington
Labor Department
Final Approval Seen for Latest Compromise Bill
Wisconsin moves toward final passage of a budget and tax package aimed at ending the stalemate. The plan calls for a 1963 65 biennium budget of 626.4 million and 133.8 million in new taxes to erase a 29 million deficit. The agreement relies on outside funds from the state insurance fund and a shift in income and utility taxes. Some provisions may require a 50 50 legislative split and a general tax increase on income and excise taxes to take effect August 15.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
John W. Reynolds
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Panzer
Chrysler Net Soars To New Record Rate
Chrysler Corp reported first half earnings of 41.7 million and profits of 77.9 million, a second best showing for any first half. The automaker, third largest in the nation, said the record was surpassed only in the first half of 1957 when it cleared 700,000 in production. Earnings were nearly ten times the 11.9 million in the 1962 period.
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New York
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Winners Named In Annual Fun Day Parade
A parade of 173 youngsters in colorful costumes marched to Recreation Park to start Fun Day. Thirty two first place winners were designated across 11 classes with prizes awarded. Top entries included SaaS Gatesaben Elaine Paske Miss Universe Beauty Pageant Lauri Bender Bobby Joe Trumpy and others.
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Recreation Park
Saas
Gatesaben
Oueass Holmes
Elaine Paske
John Bustle
Mary, Carruth
Catheryn Seaton
Mary Mowbray
Animal
Richard Rufenacht
Robert Yankovic
Joe
Bill Viney
Terry Heinzelman
Harness Race Tickets Ready at Green County Fair
Harness race tickets for the 109th Green County Fair are available at the administration building. The fair opens next Wednesday with the harness program on Saturday and Sunday afternoons starting at 1 p.m. Nearly 90 horses are entered, more than last year, promising strong racing and toteboard activity.
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Green County
Pat Reilly
Parliament approves second anti strike bill to law
The National Assembly overrode a Senate veto to pass the government's anti strike measure for a second time, making the bill law.
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National Assembly
Senate
Visit of Andrick's Heirs to Fort Scott Unearths Old Village Ties
Three generations of Andrick descendants traveled from Best Lostt sisit Moarseannet to Monroe and Fort Scott Kansas to study the judge's settlement of New Mexico in the south part of town. They traced family lines, found a gravestone for Rachel Johns dated 1852, and toured historic sites including the old Andrick log house built 1836 or 1837 which served as the first federal court session in 1838 and as a polling place. The search also noted futile leads on the Gordon and Walker families.
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Andrick
Judgee Jacob Andrick
Monroe
Fort Scott
Kansas
Garland Atkins
Judge Andrick
Martha Lillis Chasewood
Atkins
Martha Atkins
Berkeley
Calif
Times
Kan Sas
New Mexico
Austin
Richland School
Rachel Johns
Gordon
Walker
Monroe Evening Times
naure_ paper
Niles
17Th Avenue
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Hampshire
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Mineral Point
Roger Richers
Larry Teasdale
Shullsbury
Yorkshire
Barrow
Gary Thoreson
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Cheddar List
Jacob Andrick
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