110th Green County Fair Opens At 1 P M Tomorrow
The 110th annual Green County Fair prepares to open at 1 p m with concessions livestock and farm machinery displays in place. Mickey Stark and his Gold Bond Shows arrived last night. Junior Fair hog judging starts at 8 a m with Bryan Meech as judge. 4-H exhibits due by 5 p m tomorrow and dairy judging Thursday morning. Cheese judging completed today by Monroe graders Glen Erbe Horeb and Sylvan Kneubuehl. Tractor pulling at the amphitheater opens tonight and Thursday at 8 p m with three classes under 5 000 7 500 and 10 000 pounds. A new concrete slab is ready for the contest site.
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Mickey Stark
Ing
Bryan Meech
George Hartman
Verlen Eberle
Kenneth Allen
Monroe Cheese Corp
Glen Erbe
Mr. Horeb
Sylvan Kneubuehl
Monroe
Floral Hall
Wisconsin
Education Department
Victor Ellingson
Hannah Bindschaedler
Fairgrounds
American Legion
Severe Weather Forecast Covers Wisconsin State
Severe thunderstorms with large hail and damaging winds were forecast across Wisconsin this afternoon and evening. Southern counties face 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. warnings, northern areas until 6 p.m. A .19 inch rain fell locally last night while Monroe escaped the worst.
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Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Monroe
Alice in Dairyland Set to Visit Monroe on Fair Day
Alice in Dairyland and A P Breseman will visit Monroe area for a morning tour to meet cheese makers and tour the Swiss Colony at 8 30 a m. They plan a stop at the Town Hall Cheese Factory west of Monticello and an afternoon visit to Loganville. G Fred Galli and Robert Probst accompany for cheese grading and association duties.
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Anise Bous
Burlington
Alice In Dairyland
Monroe
Town Hall
Monticello
A. P
Ad) Breseman
Loganville
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Miss Bartosh
Plymouth
Green Bay
Robert Probst
Fred R. Probst
Work Keeps Me Going Dr J A Roub Keeps Eye On Fair Livestock
Dr J A Roub a Monroe veterinarian since 1916 has served Green County Fair for nearly 50 years, inspecting new arrivals and monitoring cattle swine and sheep health without accepting pay. He and his late father fostered year round care, adapting to disease control advances and economic shifts affecting veterinary practice.
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Helen Zimmerli
Monroe
Green County Fair
Association
J. A. Roub
Chicago Veterinary College
J. F. Roub
J. A
The
Fair Association
Green County
Doc
Roub
Fairgrounds
Dr. Roub
Blum
Rexall
9Th Street
17Th Avenue
Blumers Store Taps Schultz For Complete Management
Charles G Schultz chosen to assume complete management of Blumer Pharmacy Inc while ownership remains with Blumer Pharmacy. Schultz, a 1954 UW School of Pharmacy graduate, spent 60 years as Abbott Laboratories research pharmacist and previously co owned a professional pharmacy with wife Jeanne. They reside at 509 20th avenue with three daughters as Harold A Blumer pursues semi retirement.
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Charles G. Schultz
Blumer Pharmacy
Blumer Pharmacy, Inc
Schultz
Abbott Laboratories
North
Chicago
Abbotts
Wisconsin
Illinois
University of Wisconsin School of Pharmacy
Monroe
Jeanne
Karen
Gretchen
Karla
20Th Avenue
Harold A. Blumer
Disorder in Rochester and NYC as riots flare again
Gov Rockefeller toured Rochester after a bloody weekend of racial rioting. National Guardsmen stood by while a fragile calm returned. King met Mayor Wagner about Harlem unrest and unity council formed by Harlem leaders. Police testified about a self-defense shooting by Lt Gilligan. Calls for civilian police review and the suspension of the implicated officer.
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Associated Press
Rochester
Rockefeller
New York
Harlem
Brooklyn
National Guardsmen
Martin Luther King, Jr
Robert F Wagner
King
New York City
Kiam Epton
Gerald P. Culkin
Epton
Harlem Defense Council
Unity Council
L. Joseph Overton
Harlem Labor Council
Unity Conference
Thomas Gilligan
Gilligan
District Electors OK Budget and New Board Members
Dr John L Norton was reappointed to a third term on the Board of Education with L J Schroder and Mrs Lawrence Raymer elected as new members at the district electors meeting. The $1 415 881 budget and tax levy rise to 990 000 for 1964 65 were approved after discussion of projects including a proposed all year swimming pool. Rodney C Kittelsen was renamed president and Mrs Evelyn Hahlen named clerk during the reorganizational meeting. Mrs Elsie Wagner and Dr John F Cardine were honored for service as retiring board members. The three elected directors received votes Schroder 266 Norton 245 Raymer 240. The meeting adjourned after minutes were read and audit findings reviewed.
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John L. Norton
Board of Education
L. J. Schroder
Lawrence Raymer
Thct
Rodney C. Kittelsen
Norton
Evelyn Hahlen
Elsie Wagner
John F. Caradine
Wagner
Donald Deininger
Jefferson Township
Kendall Digman
Leslie G. Kindschi
Raymer
Robert E. Tschudy
Richard Shallberg
Nathan E. Bear
Lester M. Johnson
Richard Bahr
Schroeder
Eugene E. Eckstam
Arthur Edwards
Rolland Karlen
Shallberg
Deininger
Johnson
Harold Snively
William Bau
Joseph Ganshert
Digman
Kittelsen
John Kundert
John K. Callahan
Robert Ableman
of Meythaler and Caton
Donald W. Springer
Edward M Adam
Ranger Begins Moon Journey
Cape Kennedy Fla The Ranger 7 spacecraft was launched at 11 50 a m to travel a quarter million miles toward the moon and take thousands of close up photographs of lunar areas for future American landings in 1969 If successful it will reach the moon around 8 am EST Friday and transmit pictures before crashing.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
U.S
Rockford Man Killed In South Beloit Plant Accident
Willie Clark, 50, of Rockford, was killed when a crane block fell 50 feet at the International Pipe and Ceramics Corp in South Beloit. Truett Pittner, 21, of Beloit, was hospitalized in serious condition with multiple fractures from the same incident.
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South Beloit
Willie Clark
Rockford
International Pipe and Ceramics Corp
Truett Pittner
Beloit
County Fair Schedule Highlights Four Day Lineup
County Fair events unfold with junior fair swine judging at 9 a.m. and 1 110th fair opens with Gold Bond shows. Throughout Thursday and Friday, junior fair judging spans poultry rabbits crafts home economics and more. Evening tractor pulls, harness racing, and variety revues cap the schedule with Sugar Valley venues hosting multiple 4 H and open class activities.
Stock Market Sags Amid Sluggish Trading Pace
SEW YORK trading slackened as the market sank further this afternoon with about 4 million shares traded, down from 4.09 million on Monday. Scattered stocks resisted the retreat but were outnumbered as declines led in motors, rubbers, rails, tobaccos, farm implements, chemicals, drugs, electronics, aerospace, and electrical equipment.
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York
Four Americans Killed in Viet Nam War Boost Planned
Four American servicemen died in Vietnam as the United States planned a major manpower increase. An Army major was killed by Viet Cong fire near a Roman Catholic village 10 miles northwest of Saigon. Another three were killed by a mine under their jeep along a convoy route 21 miles south. Total American combat deaths since December 1961 rose to 163. The U.S. eyed up to 3,000 more advisers and training personnel with no broader combat role planned, per a South Vietnamese government communique after talks between Premier Nguyen Khanh and U.S. Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor. The plan called for more advisers at battalion level, Navy and Air Force support, guerrilla warfare experts, regional and militia advisers, civilian advisers for development, and more helicopter and aircraft assets. South Viet Nam’s armed forces include about 200,000 troops and a similar paramilitary force. Viet Cong estimated around 80,000. Admiral Ulysses S. Grant Sharp, new Pacific commander, said a general war in Asia seemed unlikely and expressed optimism about progress in South Viet Nam. U.S. forces in country total roughly 16,250 troops across services.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Nguyen Khanh
U. S
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Pacific
Ulysses S. Grant Sharp
Asia
Sharp
William C. Westmoreland
Potosi Youth Dies In Rainstorm Crash
Peter Caya, 18, of Potosi, was killed when a car struck a guard rail on Highway 61 south of Potosi during a rain storm. Driver Jeffrey Park, 17, also of Potosi, was treated and released from a hospital. The incident raised Wisconsin’s 1964 highway toll to 582.
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Potosi
Associated Press
Grant County
Wisconsin
Peter Caya
Jeffrey Park
Madison Cheese Market Sees Spotty Demand and Ample Supplies
In Madison Wisconsin the cheddar market shows steady price levels with demand spotty and uneven by area. Large style supplies are generally ample with cheddar percentages and block, daisy, longhorn, and midget varieties quoted in the 34 to 40 percent range and 35 to 40 percent for blocks and related products.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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Dairyland
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Mrs
Kroeder
William David
Billy) Riese
William L. Riese
Co. B
Billy
National Guard
Wisconsin Military Academy
Times
Ranger
Power and Light Co
Wkow Dairyland Subilee
Foods
Mel Hammitzsch
Swenson
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