Green County Fair opens with record livestock entries
The 109th annual Green County Fair begins Wednesday at 5 pm featuring the largest livestock entries in history. Open class horned cattle include about 80 Holsteins and 60 Brown Swiss with beer class entries up for its fourth year.
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Fair Association
Wkow-Tv
Dairyland
John Schermerhorn
Sammy Eggum
Kjervik Sisters
Mt. Horeb
Mark Paskin
Bobby Hodge
Mickey Stark
Monroe
Fond du Lac
Burns Detective Agency
Cheese Makers Share Lafayette County Cheese Honors
Cheesemakers across Green Lafayette and Iowa counties shared top honors at the Lafayette County Fair cheese competition in Darlington. Winners include John Milz Wells factory wheel Swiss. Geissbuehler Brothers Brunkow in two classes. Roy Bissig Grinnell factory top brick. Clifford Wells Ronnerude factory second wheel Swiss. Henry Kolb and William Purcell Darlington second black Swiss.
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Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Lafayette County
Darlington
John Milz
Wells Factory
Ivan Gobeli
Franklin
Green Countie
Geissbuehler Brothers
Brunkow
William T. Broske
Rewey
Iowa County
Veterans Hear Col. Zinser Speak at Monroe Reunion
Col Roy F Zinser commander at Ft Monroe Va will be guest speaker at the Sunday session of the H and K veteran reunion Aug 17 18. The weekend opens Aug 17 at 4 p m with registration in the Legion hall followed by a 9 p m dance by Al Bolinger and his orchestra Freeport. A Sunday morning business meeting will be followed by dinner and memorial service then Zinser speaks. Open to WW I veterans of Co H 127th Infantry and Co K 128th Infantry WW II. Officers: Hulett Pickett president Ralph Walker vice president John W Schild secretary treasurer. Assisting Harris German Hugo Voelkli Russell West.
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Roy F. Zinser
Monroe
Ft. Monroe
Virginia
H and K
Legion Hall
al Bolinger
Freeport
Coli. Zinser
Co. H
127Th Infantry
Co. K
128Th Infantry
Hulett Pickett
Ralph Walker
Footville
John W. Schild
Harris Germann
Hugo Voelkli
Russell West
Stock Prices Rise In Irregular Trade
New York stocks edged higher in moderate trading late today. About 3 million shares traded, up from 2.52 million Friday. Gains were mostly fractional with some sharp advanceers. airlines and rails led, while steels motors and utilities were mixed.
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New York
Mrs Fricke’s Stricken of 87 and Trickel Obituary
Emma Trickel 82 of 1330 16th Street died after a long illness. Born April 22 1881 in Sylvester Township she married Joseph Trickel May 21 1898 at St Johns church. Surviving daughter Edna Ross three sons Ralph Joseph Frederick and Elmer nine grandchildren 16 great grandchildren one great great grandchild. Services 2:30 p.m. tomorrow Shriner Neu schwander funeral home Rev Paul H Olm. Burial Greenwood Cemetery.
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Joseph
Emma) Trickel
16Th Street
Trickel
Emma Elmer
Sylvester Township
Henry
Barbara Elmer
Elmer
Joseph Trickel
St. John’s Church
P. A. Schuh
Monroe
Edna Ross
Ralph Joseph Trickel
Janesville
Frederick B
Plymouth
Jack
Shriner-Neushwander
Paul H. Olm
Greenwood Cemetery
Reynolds Denounces Thompson Over Citizen Lobbying Ruling
Madison Atty Gen George Thompson faces criticism from his predecessor Cov John Reynolds who says requiring a citizen to contact all 123 legislators to lobby is not the law's intent and may violate the constitution Reynolds predicts the state supreme court will back his view. Thompson's informal ruling followed Assemblyman Paul Alfonsi's complaint about pressure from a private college supporters group.
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Madison
George Thompson
Thompson
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
State Supreme Court
Paul Alfonsi
R-Minocqua
Alfonsi
State College
Cheddar Price Decline for 40-Pound Blocks in Wisconsin Market
In Madison Wisconsin the cheddar market shows a quarter of a cent drop on 40 pound blocks amid fair to good demand. Supplies are tight for 40 pound cutting blocks while overall奶 cheese stock remains ample with varied grade pricing and weights listed.
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Madison
Wisconsin
North Korean ambush kills two U S soldiers near DMZ
North Korean forces fired on a U N patrol near Chungyang Dong, killing Pvt. David A. Seiler of Wisconsin and Pvt. Charles T. Dessart III of Pennsylvania and wounding another American. Col. George Creel reported seven ambush positions inside the zone.
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Seoul
Demilitarized Zone
U.N
George Creel
U.N. Command
U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
Chungyang-Dong
Creel
Uae
Pentagon
U.S
Pvt
David A. Seiler
Erich M. Seiler
Route 1
Theresa, Wis
Pfe
Charles T. Dessart III
Charles Dessart Jr
Drexel Hill
Ig Gorarts
De Gaulle Rejects Moscow Nuclear Test Ban
President De Gaulle said France will not sign the Moscow pact to halt atmospheric, underwater, or space testing. He stated France would only halt its program if the United States and Soviet Union destroy their stockpiles, and called for a general disarmament conference this year.
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Associated Press
de Gaulle
France
W. Averell Barrimen
U.S
Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Joint
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Harriman
Kennedy
United States
Britain
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Power Firm Probes Cause for Outages
An oil circuit breaker at the Darlinston substation on a 68000-volt line opened last night. Nine communities Monroe Wiota South Wayne Gratiot Brown town Spring Grove Juda Brodh ead Monticello experienced momentary blackouts around 8 p.m. Investigators from Monroe and Light Co. search the cause.
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Darlinston
Donald L. Brown
Monroe and Light Co
Monroe
Wiota
South Wayne
Gratiot
Browntown
Spring Grove
Juda
Brodhead
Monticello
Collapse in Cairo kills 12 in crowded tenements
Rescue teams concluded a night search after three tenement buildings collapsed in Kilis Cairo area. twelve bodies recovered, with authorities confirming the death toll and continuing inquiries into the disaster.
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Kilis
Cairo
Assembly Races Toward Final Budget Tax Package
Wisconsin lawmakers move toward finalizing a 1963 65 budget tax package endorsed by Governor Reynolds. The plan envisions 526.4 million in state spending and 133.8 million in new taxes to cover a 293 million deficit, with revenues from income tax hikes sales taxes and corporate withholdings.
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Madison
State Assembly
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Senate
Reynolds
Democratic Assembly
Glen Pommerening
R - Wauwatosa
Eea
Joint Finance Committee
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Robert Huber
West Allis
Robert Haase
Marinette
Assembly
Foundation Work Begins at Junior High Addition
Excavation for the new junior high addition foundation started today by the Rees Construction Co. Robert Silvis of Carter Machine Works finished cleanup after demolishing the old wing that the three-story addition will replace.
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Rees Contraction Co
Robert Silvis
Carter Machine Works
American oil pipe line worker killed in premature device blast
A hazardous device exploded prematurely at an American owned oil pipeline in Maracaibo Venezuela injuring and killing workers. Police are investigating the incident as a serious accident with the blast occurring Sunday night during a planting operation by workers suspected as rescuers.
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
Monroe Curling Club Building Underway at State Line Lab
Construction starts on a 32 by 134 foot curling facility east of Monroe, connected to the State Line Laboratory. The Alpine Curling Club will lease the space after remodeling, with two 14 foot wide ice sheets and 12,900 feet of piping for ice production. Directors include Philip Darling president and Herbert Ainsworth vice president.
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Monroe
C. Gene He
Ccr
Eft
Alpine Curling Club
Tie Bauame
Gert
Hennager
Philip H. Darling
Edward Zwicker
The
Zwicker Construction Co
Edward M. Adam
Times
State Line Laboratory
Monroe Veterinary Service
C. Gene Hennager
Herbert Ainsworth
Lester G. Forcade
Robert Goetz
Perry Power
R. J. Myers
Mrs. Bertha Haldiman 83 Blanchardville Resident Dies
Bertha Haldiman 83 of Blanchardville died at 6 45 am yesterday at Hilltop Haven Rest Home South Wayne after six years of ill health She was born Bertha Mason February 9 1879 in Wiota Township Lafayette County later married Frank Norton and Matthew Haldiman Survived by two brothers a granddaughter six great grandchildren and several relatives Funeral services are scheduled for 3 pm tomorrow at Stuessy Funeral Home with Rev Burton L Holling officiating Burial will follow in Graceland Cemetery Blanchardville with calls at the funeral home
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Bertha Haldiman
Blanchardville
Hilltop Haven
South Wayne
Bertha Ione Mason
David and
Elizabeth Benson Mason
Wiota Township
Lafayette County
Frank Norton
Matthew Haldiman
Harry Mason
Hudson
Harney Mason
Lodi
Stephen L. Pandow
Monroe
Harold
Reuben Noble
Jessie
Effie
Maude Mason
Harvey
Madison
Stuessy Funeral Home
Burton L. Holling
Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Graceland Cemetery
Janesville Man Dies in Antenna Accident
A 25-year-old Janesville man, Wilfred D. Rankins, died Sunday night while helping a neighbor install a shortwave radio antenna. Wind tightened guy wires, sending them into a power line as Rankins held the wire. Emergency crews responded but Rankins did not survive.
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Janesville
Wilfred D. Rankins
Rankins
Kenneth D. Scott
Syncom Placed Back on Course
The United States communications satellite Syncom 2 is headed to its spot over Brazil. NASA scientists aim to match its altitude with Earth's rotation. A NASA spokesman said Sunday that radioed commands corrected an eastward drift, raised altitude, and caused a westward drift. Communications tests with Syncom on Sunday were successful.
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Tnied
Brazil
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Skopje Earthquake Seeks Final Survivor Count
Survivors flee quake shattered Skopje as authorities end search for new bodies. Yugoslav Premier Grlickov says about 900 bodies recovered with 700 buried remains. city to be razed and rebuilt on a safer site after seismological studies. Evacuation continues for tens of thousands as demolition crews move in.
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Alexander Grlickov
Grlickov
W Day Planned For Club
James Forbes of Monroe Country Club announces annual W Day golf meeting to be held Tuesday with all day events and a buffet supper at 7 p.m. Speakers include Rector and Fritz Bruhn addressing Wisconsin Badger prospects. Proceeds go to the Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation to fund scholarships for UW students.
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James Forbes
Monroe Country Club
Wisconsin
Ana ‘Iit Bruhn
Badger
Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation, Inc
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation
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John Tuescher Jr
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