Captains Named For Monroe United Fund Drive
Four business captains Vernon Schillinger Lowell Stuessy Robert Skattum and Paul Paulson led Monroe United Fund efforts after a weekly committee reviewed agency requests. The campaign targets 20 950 dollars to fund 18 agencies with a 5 percent hoped increase in contributions. Budget allocations include Red Cross 4000 Salvation Army 2300 Boy Scouts 5390 Girl Scouts 3200 and USO 100 among others with a 1000 operating amount added to reach the total.
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United Fund
Vernon Schillinger
Lowell Stuessy
Robert Skattum
Paul Paulson
United Fund of
Monroe
R. Finley Barry
Barry
American Red Cross
Christmas
Salvation Army
Wisconsin Service Association
Boy Scouts of America
Lutheran Welfare
Tri- County
Tri- County Ymca,$1,700: Sister Kenny Foundation, $100: National Travelers Aid
National Conference of Christians__and_ Jews
Mental Health Association
Girl Scouts of America
Catholic Welfare Bureau
Green County Council For
Children’s Service Society
United Service Organization
USO
Two Brodhead Girls Injured in Mishaps
Two Brodhead girls suffered injuries in separate incidents yesterday. Tammy Sue Fowler, five, broke an arm at home and was moved to St. Clare hospital after initial care. Julie Yaun, six, broke a leg when she fell from a tractor driven by her brother Teddy, twelve, near their home.
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Sinessy Clinic
St. Clare Hospital
Tammy Sue Fowler
Harold Hafen
Brodhead
Julie Yaun
Edward Yaun
Teddy
Nelson to Back Pact Banning Nuclear Tests
Sen. Gaylord Nelson said on Tuesday he would vote to ratify the treaty to ban nuclear tests. He indicated support as lawmakers consider the international accord.
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Washington
Gaylord Nelson
Two Elderly Women Die in Wisconsin Accidents
The 1963 Wisconsin traffic toll rises to 453 as two elderly women die from crashes in separate towns. Marion Russell, 82, Superior, died after being hit by a car on Tuesday night. Emily Galloway, 67, Fond du Lac, died in hospital from injuries sustained in a July collision near Tomahawk. Madison seeks authority to close four miles of a road during runway expansion to 10,000 feet.
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Wisconsin
Marion Russell
Superior
Superior Street
Emily Galloway
Fond du Lac
Tomahawk
Madison
Commission
Highway 51 Rerouting Opposed for Airport Runway
Businessmen and public officials from Stoughton to Portage oppose rerouting U S Highway 51 through Madison to extend an airport runway. They voiced objections at a hearing before the State Highway Commission citing impact on motorist access and local traffic.
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Madison
Stoughton
Portage
State Highway Commission
Cattle Shows Open as 109th Fair Debuts Exhibits
Cattle exhibits and junior fair events begin with judging at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the stock pavilion. Kid's Day features discounted midway rides from 1 to 5 p.m. Officials set admission at 75 cents for adults and 25 cents for children under 12. Parking tickets add 50 cents. Tonight's Dairyland Jubilee on WKOW-TV presents Bobby Hodge and the Kjervick Sisters.
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Fairgrounds
Wkow-Tv
Madison
John Schermerhorn
Bobby Hodge
Kjervick Sisters
Mt. Horeb
Mark Paskin
Gertrude Erb
Carolyn Eicholtz
Nell Cunningham
Hazel Kundert
Monticello
John
Janeen) Burkhamer
Kundert
Lyle Rodger
Co. B
Green County
National Guard
William L. Riese
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Tracy Improving Daily Amid Hospital Wait for Release
Actor Spencer Tracy, 63, is improving every day according to attendants at St. Vincent's hospital in Los Angeles. No word yet on when he will be discharged.
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Tracy
Los Angeles
Spencer Tracy
St. Vincent's Hospital
Cheese Results Dominant Swiss Victors Lead County Fair
Five Comers and Darling ton cheese plants win top Swiss titles while Grinnell Doppler and Monroe area factories claim brick and limburger honors. Mayer Browntown Munster winner. Willis Calamine second in wheel Swiss. Seeholzer Silver-Lewis second for brick. judges Erbe Horeb Kneubuehl oversee display in Floral Hall refrigerated case.
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Victor Marean
Five Comers
Wheel Swiss
Henry Kolb
William Purcell
Darlington Swiss Cheese Co
Roy Bissig
Grinnell
Monroe
Fred Kopp
Doppeler
Limburger
Joe Marty
Mayer Factory
Browntown
Leo Willi
Calamine
Darlington
Joe Wels
Whitehead
Route 1
Lester Wilbourn
Barneveld
John Milz
Wells
Argyle
Kenneth Schumacher
Lycan
Viota
Tinchess Swiss
Jce Will
Joe Birk
Geise
Juda
John Dahmen
Stuart Factory
Brick
David Seeholzer
Silver - Lewis
Monticello
Albany
Kopp
Deppeler Factory
Ben Bernet
Wittenwyler-Burgy
Bernet
Roy Kundert
Pentagon monitors Red Korea activity amid armistice anniversary
Pentagon officials watch outbreaks of shooting in Korea as isolated incidents with potential to raise alarms. North Korean infiltrators die near the armistice line while U N and State Department stress wider China-North Korea tensions and China buildup concerns. The United States and South Korea hold a stronger military posture with 50 000 American troops in the peninsula and major naval and air assets ready.
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Washington
U.S
Korea
Pentagon
North Korea
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Demilitarized Zone
U.N
Soviet Union
Red China
Leo West
State Department
Richard S. Phillips
India
Phillips
China
United States
South Korea
38Th Parallel
U.S. 8Th Army
7Th Fleet
Rainfall Gives Corn New Life in Green County
Rainfall brought needed moisture to Green County with .65 inch in Monroe and 1.25 inches at Albany improving corn prospects though hay yields remain short and some oat harvest is complete. Thunderstorms are forecast again and power outages affected about 145 customers in Monroe, with minor rural interruptions cleared by early morning.
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Scott Allen
Viane Sue Baumgartner
Leon Baumgartner
Route 2
Brodhead
Monroe Lions Club
Times
Green
Monroe
Albany
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Monticello
United Telephone Co
Ward Convicted in Immoral Earnings Case
London physician Stephen Ward was found guilty on two counts of living on the immoral earnings of prostitutes while gravely ill in a London hospital. He was acquitted on three other vice charges. bail was canceled and police ordered to increase Ward’s security as he remained in a coma.
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London
Stephen Ward
Society
Osteopath
Ward
McNamara Arrives for Three Day West Germany Visit
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara lands in Bonn for a three day visit to West Germany. He meets with government leaders and military officials to discuss NATO security and defense coordination.
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West Germany
Bonn
Germany
Secretary of Defense
McNamara
County Fair Schedule Highlights Kid’s Day Activities
The schedule shows Kid’s Day pricing on Gold Bond Midway rides from 1 to 5 pm and a packed lineup across Flora Hall and the amphitheater. Junior Fair judging spans dairy, poultry, rabbits, crafts, food preservation, photography, field crops, pota toes, and 4-H events with tractor pulls and tug of war featuring NFC teams. мероприятие times include 8 am to 9 pm with open class beef and dairy cattle, horses, ponies, sheep, swine, harness racing, demonstrations, and the Mel Hammitzsch revue.
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Flora Hall
Sverre
FFA
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Mel Hammitzsch
Msgr Hastrich Named Auxiliary Bishop in Madison
Auxiliary bishops were named for San Diego and Madison. Msgr Jerome J Hastrich, vicar general of the Madison Diocese, was named titular bishop of Garza and auxiliary to Bishop William P O Connor. Bishop Francis J Furey, currently auxiliary in Philadelphia, was named coadjutor with right of succession to San Diego.
Legislator Pay Boost Debate in Wisconsin Finance Panel
The Joint Finance Committee discussed excluding legislator pay raises from a general salary bill while considering judicial salary increases. The subcommittee proposed lawmakers’ pay rise to 450 or 600 monthly, but full committee tied 5 to 5 and rejected the idea. Other raises: attorney general to 20 000, governor to 25 000, lieutenant governor to 7 500, sec of state to 13 000, superintendent to 18 600.
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Madison
Joint Finance Committee
sibonnsmitta o_ Secommenda
Mate Tee Treat
Deputy Arnold Mueller Dies After Heart Attack
Deputy Arnold H. Mueller 65 of Route 2 Monroe died at 1:55 p m in his home after a heart attack. He had retired to part time work and was to report for 4 p m duties. Survivors: three sons Robert Marion and Phillip and wife of John B Ruff. Wife died 1955. Services tentatively set for 2 p m Saturday at St John s Church. arrangements at Shrin er Neushwander funeral home.
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Arnold H. Mueller
Route 2
Monroe
Woll
T. J. Burgy Jr
Robert
Marion
Monroe Township
Phillip
John B. Ruff
Highway 1181
Donald Storck
St. John’s Church
Shriner-Neushwander
Merchants Urged to Use Current Tax Return Forms
The Wisconsin Tax Department asked merchants not to file the July sales and use tax returns mailed to them. The message cites a new budget and tax bill and notes changes affecting collections and that the old forms are outdated.
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Madison
Wisconsin Tax Department
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