Wisconsin Weather Forecast Summary July 26 1963
Partly cloudy conditions in Wisconsin with chances of showers and thunderstorms tonight and Saturday. Cooler in the northwest by Saturday. Lows from 64 to 72, highs near 80 in the extreme northwest and 85 to 90 in eastern and southern areas. Monroe zone shows fair to partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers or thunderstorms late tonight and Saturday, lows 64 to 70, highs 85 to 90.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Weather highlights for yesterday and year ago in Blythe and Montana
Reported temperatures since yesterday 1 PM with a high of 90 and a low of 68. Year ago today the high was 74 and the low 49. Barometer readings at 1 AM 30.20 and 1 PM 30.22. Warmest place Blythe California at 117, coldest Mul lan Idaho and Missoula Montana at 38. Sunrise at 5 45 and sunset at 8 28.
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U.S.A. Blythe
Calif
Mullan
Idaho
Missoula
Mont
Obituary notices list four residents and ages
Joseph Rohner 70 of 931 11th street. Charles Arthur Indra 79 of Lena Illinois. Matthew P. Berg 81 of Mineral Point. Willard L. Treweek 59 of Mineral Point.
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Joseph Rohner
11Th Street
Charles Arthur Indra
Lena, Ill
Matthew P. Berg
Mineral Point
Willard L. Treweek
Local births listed for three families on July 26
Mr and Mrs John Popanz of Brodhead announce a daughter born July 26. Mr and Mrs Robert Alexander of Albany announce a son born July 26. Mr and Mrs Louis Studer of 2302 18th Avenue announce a daughter born July 26.
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John Popanz
Brodhead
Robert Alexander
Albany
Louis Studer
18Th Avenue
St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy and Dismissals List
St Clare Hospital reports a surgical list including Hen drickson and Grossglauser children for tonsillectomies and other patients named for procedures. Dismissals include Isadore Smith James Jacobs James Ferris Dale Porter and Roy Tellman among many others.
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Medical
Nettie Rawley
Orfordville
Walter Richardson
Beloit
Roy W. Smith
Fredrick W. Kkutener
20Th Avenue
Armond Sorenson
13Th Avenue
George J. Brown
15Th Avenue
Grace Bolender
Dakota
Aileen Keith
14Th Street
Kenneth Melland
South Wayne
Henry V. Baebler
Monticello
Joseph Daughenbaugh
South Beloit
Joseph A. Rouch
17Th Avenue
Rhonda Kay Thorson
Isadore Smith
James Jacobs
James Ferris
Dale M. Porter
Roy R. Tellman
Roy W. Blum
Walter Granicher
Jacob Huber
Dennis Brennan
Raymond K. Yaun
Olive Pfile
Ann Swanson
Maurice Marcus
Iona Sellman
Candidates for degree at Platteville State College
Argyle special Ruth Peterson and Norma Arnot are among 121 candidates for graduation from Platteville State College. Both women pursue bachelor of science degrees in elementary education.
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Ruth Peterson
Norma Arnot
Platteville State College
Goodwill Truck Visit Set for Monroe August 2
Mrs Dorothy Volmary local Goodwill representative announced that Goodwill trucks will visit Monroe on Friday August 2 to collect repairable clothing and household discards for rehabilitation of handicapped people.
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Dorothy Volmary
Monroe
Food Stand Planned at County Fair by Monticello club
Monticello Music Parents club will operate a food stand at the County Fair next week. Committee chairs are Mrs. Carl Schlittler for barbecue and Mrs. Walter Ringhand for pies and cakes.
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Monticello
Monroe DeMolay Softball Set to Play Janesville
The Monroe DeMolay chapter softball team will play Janesville in the lot west of the high school at 7 p.m. tomorrow. Warmup for the game will begin at the lot at 6 45 p.m.
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Monroe DeMolay
Janesville
Israeli spokesman calls Cairo claim a lie in Sinai clash
An Israeli army spokesman rejected a Cairo report that United Arab Republic fighters shot down an Israeli plane over the Sinai Desert in a dogfight on Tuesday depicting the claim as untrue.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Sinai Desert
Holstein Twilight Meeting Set at Cold Spring Farm
A twilight meeting at Cold Spring Farm four miles north of Lone Rock on Highway 130 will mark 70 years of Holstein cattle. Speakers include Miles Meehan, Marilyn Draeger, and UW extension dairyman George Werner, with judging contests, prizes, and a public lunch announced.
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Cold Spring Farm
Lone Rock
Highway 130
Charles and
Donald Brace
Wisconsin
Miles Meea
National Holstein Association
Curtiss Candy Breeding Service Inc
Alice In Dairyland
Marilyn Draeger
Atkinson
George Werner
College of Agriculture
James Martin
Norman Rasmussen
Wisconsin Holstein Association
Charles Brace
ICC Promises To Handle Explosive Railroad Rules Dispute
ICC Chairman Lawrence Walrath told the House commerce committee he would meet the heavy responsibility of supervising the work rules issue as a nationwide strike threat lingers for 30 days. Kennedy proposes sending the dispute to the ICC for two years, with unions wary and management backing the plan with possible changes.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
ICC
Lawrence K. Walrath
House Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Battered Rep McKay Wont Charge Kitzman
Madison Wisconsin Republican Assemblyman Curtis McKay of Mequon was bruised in a bar fight with Harvey Kitzman Milwaukee area labor leader. McKay initially planned to press charges but reversed decision. Kitzman had been appointed to the Conservation Commission by Gov Reynolds and awaits Senate confirmation.
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Madison
Curtis McKay
Mequon
Harvey Kitzman
Milwaukee
Kitzman
McKay
Conservation Commission
Reynolds
Senate
Paul Gehrig Funeral Arrangements Detailed
Funeral arrangements are set for Paul Gehrig 73 of New Glarus who died Wednesday night at St. Clare hospital. Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Mary of Lourdes church Belleville with a Rosary tonight. Lit Zentner funeral home in New Glarus will handle pallbearers Emil Von Arx Norman Klassy Ray Wurgler Emil Kubly August Fiez and Ernest Kuenzi.
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Paul Gehrig
New Glarus
St. Clare Hospital
St. Mary of Lourdes Catholic Church
Belleville
Ant Lit
Zentner Funeral Home
Emil von Arx
Norman Klassy
Ray Wurgler
Emil Kubly
August Fiez
Ernest Kuenzi
Park Schedule Twining Park and Recreation Park
Tonight at Twining Park no games scheduled. Recreation Park hosts softball with Leopolds facing Explorer Post 501 at 7 45 p m and South Wayne meeting Kiwanis at 9 15 p m. Tomorrow see Agrico versus Zwickers at 7 45 p m and De Molay against Lovelands at 9 15 p m.
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Twining Park
Leopolds
Explorer Post
South Wayne
Kiwanis
Agrico
Zwickers
de Molay
Lovelands
Personal mentions of social visits across multiple cities
Local society notes list Mrs Louisa Gassett of Dunbar and Mrs Caroline Witkowski of Pembine returning home from a visit with Harold A Pederson in Monroe. Phyllis Mohns and Vicky Lawrence of Monroe spend the week with Miss Lawrence's grandparents in Texarkana. Other items note visits by Victor Hall to Devils Lake NC, Roger Schiefelbein and Kenneth Racine visiting Harold Pederson in Milwaukee, and Kathryn Liedschlag with Ruth Schreier attending a UW Madison business education workshop after Whitewater.
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Louisa Gassett
Dunbar
Caroline Witkowski
Pembine
Harold A. Pederson
Monroe
Phyllis Mohns
Vicky Lawrence
Miss Lawrence
G. L. Lawrence
Texarkana
Tex
Victor Hall
Devils Lake
N.C
Carl Broege
Fred Boeck
Hall
Roger Schiefelbein
Kenneth
Racine
William Pederson
Milwaukee
23Rd Avenue
Don
Kathryn) Liedschlag
Minors Restricted Under New State Beer Law
Attorney General George Thompson clarifies the new law forbids minors from possessing or drinking beer at home without an adult guardian, and bans service at college functions unless in a licensed tavern. The 10 foot consumption rule applies outside taverns, not inside, and housemothers are not considered guardians.
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Madison
George Thompson
Thompson
Bill on Oleo Additives Held Probably Illegal
George Thompson told the Legislature that a proposed law prohibiting oleomargarine with additives beyond those of butter is probably unconstitutional. He noted the State Supreme Court has struck down margarine laws but cited rulings upholding bans on margarine colored to resemble butter and taxes on margarine. He argued the bill may not relate to revenue, deception, or public safety.
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Madison
George Thompson
State Supreme Court
Thompson
Two Minor Mishaps Reported By Police
Police investigated two minor vehicle mishaps in Monroe. At 10 09 a m Avery C Yost backed into a parked car of Donna J Malkow on 17th avenue causing minor damage. At 10 50 a m a truck driven by John E Kleier struck a parked car owned by Roys Sanitary Dairy causing minor damage to Melody L Wellenkotter s car.
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Monroe
Avery C. Yost
Donna J. Malkow
Yost
17Th Avenue
11Th Street
Melody L. Wellenkotter
Woodford
John E
Kleier
Roy
Day quits post as postal chief
Washington Post master general J Edward Day resigns from the $60000 a year post to return to private life. He left July 19 with Kennedy's approval and will be replaced by former Sen Benjamin A Smith II. Day, 49, will join Sidley Austin Burgess and Smith as partner in charge of the Washington office. His tenure saw the Zip Code system introduced and a clash with Congress over mail delivery cuts.
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Washington
J. Edward Day
Kennedy
Post Office Department
Day
Benjamin A. Smith II
Harvard
Congress
House
Aplington
Jersey
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Arthur J. Goldberg
Supreme Court
Champion Holstein leads Derbyton dairy show at state fair
The Hampshire champion was shown by Jack Stauffacher of Darlington while Bill Astice of Belmont had the grand Holstein. Richard Stauffacher, Massington, judged Jer cow. John Mathys, Darlington, won Brown Swiss. Douglas Woodworth, Shullsbury, won Guernsey exhibitor honors. Open class cattle entered, judging to resume tomorrow. 404 junior dairy animals set a new record.
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Hampshire
Jack Stauffacher
Darlington
Bill Astice
Belmont
Richard Stauffacher
Massington
Jersey
John Mathys
Guernsey
Douglas Woodworth
Shullsbury
David Moody
Belmont, Took Honors In the Ayrshires. Kay McGowan
Perdy Mueller
Lorraine Winger
Argyie
Madison
Evers Slayer Taken To Hospital for Test
Byron de La Beckwith, charged in the Evers murder, was moved from the Hinds County jail to the Whitfield state mental hospital for sanity tests. Circuit Judge Hendrick ordered the evaluation at a July hearing, with Beckwith to stay at least a month pending results.
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Jackson
Miss
Hinds County
Byron de la Beckwith
Whitfield
Medgar Evers
Beckwith
Evers
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Leon Hendrick
Dist. Atty
Bill Waller
Greenwood
Skopje Earthquake Devastates City Center Killing Many
A powerful dawn earthquake hit Skopje in Macedonia Province causing widespread collapse of buildings including the Yugoslavia army barracks and New Macedonia hotel. The death toll exceeded 1,000 with relief workers mobilizing nationwide and citizens ordered to stay outside for 24 hours.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Skopje
Radio Belgrade
Tanjug
Raship
Henlen
ROS
Vite YS Zee
Macedonia
New
Aleksander Blagojevic
Greece
Classified 4d Helps Thousands Find Lost Items
The classifieds section proves essential for residents seeking missing belongings. Listings feature items from keys to pets, with updates posted daily to connect seekers with owners and offer timely recovery.
Thompson Cites Law s Meaning
Madison Atty Gen George Thompson defends opinion that state law bars citizens from pressuring legislators by addressing individuals and says criticism should target the law itself. Assemblyman Nikolay contends the lobby statute exempts ordinary citizens not paid to lobby. Thompson notes potential amendment to allow citizens to urge positions without threats or promises.
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Madison
George Thompson
Thompson
Citizens Communications
Nikolay
New Levies In Bill
Madison reports new taxes proposed in the 1962 65 budget and tax settlement. Gov Reynolds and eight lawmakers agree on a $133.8 million package to finance a $626.4 million two year state budget. The package includes an income tax rise, corporate tax, excise and sales taxes.
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Madison
State College Spokesman Addresses Education Budget Stand
A spokesman for a state college faculty organization commented on the education budget. The telegram requested lawmakers' positions and warned they would be held accountable for their votes. It mentions sales tax discounts and a $2 filing fee, with a total of $3.
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Seville
Hoffa and six others ordered to stand trial
Federal District Judge Frank Gray refused requests to dismiss an indictment charging Teamsters Union President James R. Hoffa and six associates with attempting to fix a federal court jury. The seven defendants must face trial.
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Nashville
Tenn
Federal Dist
Frank Gray
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Gray
Lane Sister Leota Lane Day Dies at 50
Leota Lane Day, a member of the Lane Sisters famous in vaudeville and big band eras, has died at age 50. She passed away Thursday in a hospital in Glendale after major heart surgery.
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Burbank
Calif
Leota Lane Day
Lane
Clendale
London raid at Inner Temple nets seized checks and prints
London detectives raided the Inner Temple on Thursday night and seized a vanload of checks and counterfeit materials. Police described the operation as targeting illegal forms of financial documents and pornography.
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London
Scotland Yard
Inner Temple
Britain
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Pakkoo
Armand Sorenanes
Daniel R. Hendrickson
Robert Grossglauser Jr
Route 4
Raymond L. Sweeney
Veterans Administration Hospital
VA Hospital
Overlook Terrace
Moiddy Om
ICC Promises
Adisan
Swiggum
Beverage Depot
Evers Slayer
AuaKe
Lanz Agency
Tri-State Tours
Maude
Wenger
17Th Ave
Green County
Miss Wenger
Law
Muir
Mourer
Boffa
Royal Brat
Tess
Goetz
Jerry Lewis
Wayne
John Way
Dan
Dailey
Maureen
Ann Contarring
Ward Bond
Monroe, Wis
Disney
Walt’ Disney Presents
Brian Keith
Tommy Kirk Marta Kristen Kevin Corcoran
Walt Disneys
Bear
Buena Vista Distribution Co, Inc
Walt Disney Productions
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