Senior Banquet Slated Tuesday At Country Club
Seniors in the Class of 1964 will gather for the annual senior banquet at Monroe Country Club starting 7 p.m. Tuesday with William Schuetze as master of ceremonies and Becky Trumpy Cheryl White and Mary Walker handling readings. The event begins Senior Week activities leading to commencement that night in the high school gym with speaker Carl H Waller.
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Grant G. Rice
The
Baptist Church
Monroe Country Club
Edmund R. Anderson
William Schuetze
Becky Trumpy
Cheryl Whitehead
Mary Walker
Miss Trumpy
Dan Landis
Landis
Carl H. Waller
Madison
Rev. Rice
Solomon
Webster
Eighth Graders To Be Honored At St Victor's Mass
Thirty nine graduating eighth grade students will be honored during graduation exercises at St Victor's Catholic Church on Wednesday. A graduation Mass at 8 30 a.m. will be followed by a breakfast prepared by seventh graders' mothers. Diplomas will be distributed at 7 30 p.m. with Benediction to close. Named graduates include Janann Benkert Donald Bloom Marcia Connors Dean Counsel man Patricia Dearth Patrica Doherty Thomas Eraser James Fritz Anthony Frenzel JoAnn Ganshert John Gan shirt Linda Goodman John Gerhart Mary Hodgson Sandra Hughes Donald Koenig Catherine Kuster Steve Kessenich Catherine Lamboley James Larson Joan Larson Michael Majerus Karen McGinnis Joseph Miller James Mueller Michael Niffenegger Robert Olson Bernadette Purcell Patricia Reilly Elaine Schwartz Carolyn Silvis Donna Spani Linda Spani Richard Stauffacher Keith Stocker Michele Vincent Thomas Wenger James Zach
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St. Victor's Catholic Church
Janann Benkert
Donald Bloom
Marcia Connors
Dean Counselman
Patricia Dearth
Patrica Doherty
Thomas Eraser
James Fritz
Anthony Frenzel
JoAnn Ganshert
John Ganshirt
Linda Goodman
John Gerhart
Mary Hodgson
Sandra Hughes
Donald Koenig
Catherine Kuster
Steve Kessenich
Catherine Lamboley
James Larson
Joan Larson
Michael Majerus
Karen McGinnis
Joseph Miller
James Mueller
Michael Niffenegger
Robert Olson
Bernadette Purcell
Patricia Reilly
Elaine Schwartz
Carolyn Silvis
Donna Spani
Linda Spani
Richard Stauffacher
Keith Stocker
Michele Vincent
Thomas Wenger
James Zach
Madison Cheese Market Takes Steady Turn With Ample Supplies
In Madison Wisconsin the cheddar cheese market shows steady prices and fair to good demand. Current styles are ample to more than ample with cheddars at 347 to 364, 40-pound blocks 35 to 38 percent, single daisies 37 to 39 percent, longhorns 36 to 37 percent, and midgets at 374 to 40 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
War Veterans Receive Tribute at Greenwood Cemetery Memorial Day
A sunny Memorial Day program in Green County honored war dead at Greenwood cemetery. Rev. Burton L. Holling urged reverence for the fallen while stressing peace as the ultimate aim. Thirty seven names were added to the veteran honor list, including Emil Bruni, Benjamin Tschudy, and Rolland Austin, among others from Monroe, Brodhead, New Glarus, Freeport, Turn to No. 1, Back Page.
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Margaret Mary
Joseph
Bernard Gibbons
5Th Avenue
Greenwood Cemetery
Times
Green County
Veterans Memorial
Burton L. Holling
Bethel Eub Church
Holling
Rev. Holling
T. J. Burgy Jr
Emil W. Bruni
Benjamin ©. Tschudy
Rolland M. Austin
John A. Pinnow
Brodhead
Cecil E. Ethridge
Monroe
Charles L. Hurlbut
Ernest Ruegsegger
New Glarus
Murl Sweet
William E. Wenger
Freeport
Herman Maeder
Mor
Otto R. Maurer
Publisher Goldthorpe Stricken at Cuba City
William H. Goldthorpe 83 longtime publisher of the Tri County Weekly Press died today after a lengthy career in journalism and public service He previously served as a Republican Assemblyman from Grant County and shaped local politics for decades.
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Goldthorpe
Cuba City
William H. Goldthorpe
Tri-County Weekly Press
Grant County
Reynolds to Reveal 1964 Election Plans at Green Bay
Gov. Joan W. Reynolds plans a June 15 news conference in Green Bay to declare his 1964 election year intentions and possibly announce a second term. He notes major political decisions are made in Green Bay and recalls past Brown County results in 1960 and 1962 races.
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Adison
Joan W. Reynolds
Green Bay
Reynolds
Brown County
Philip G. Kuehn
Rockford Family Perishes in Fire Tragedy
Fire in a Rockford apartment kills three members of the Boese family Ronald Boese his wife Emily 19 and their 9 month old child Robin Authorities say the blaze began in a sofa on the Boese apartment second floor residents fled heat and smoke as neighbors attempted to help Firemen locate the infant in a crib and Mr Boese in a bedroom the mother was found in the kitchen near a door
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Rockford
Ronald Boese
Emily
Robin
Boese
Mr. Boese
Rebel Fukubs Rout Leopoldville Rout Congo Clash
Pro Communist rebel soldiers are routed from Albertville the North Katanga provincial capital in the Congo after holding it for three days. Rebels lose control as government forces push to reclaim the town.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Katanga
Albertville
Area Boy Hurt In City Mishap Weekend Traffic Toll Grows
A 4 year old Browntown boy and a 39 year old Janesville man were injured in Green County traffic accidents over the holiday weekend. Seven people were hurt Saturday night in a three car crash south of Darlington in Lafayette County. The injured include Glenn McKillipp and passengers William Elmer and Iyle Nelson of Darlington and Patrick Locke with passengers Steve Uberson Mary Harty and Mary Jo Dickinson of Shullsburg. Warren Hilton of Janesville suffered a severe scalp laceration in a one car crash on Highway 11 81 east of Juta. The incidents prompted multiple deputies and the Lafayette County Sheriff to respond.
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Browntown
Janesville
Green County
Darlington
Lafayette County
David Allen Rowald
John Rowald
Gene A. Johnson
21St Street
St. Clare Hospital
Warren Hilton
Juta
Glenn McKillipp
William Elmer
Iyle Nelson
Patrick Locke
Steve Uberson
Mary Harty
Mary Jo Dickinson
Shullsburg
Edward Thompson
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15 To Get Diplomas Upson Will Address County College Rites
Donald Upson Rock County superintendent will address Green County Teachers College commencement at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the junior high school auditorium. John Zweifel college president will present the graduating class and James Larkin will present diplomas. Nathan Zimmerman gives the class response. Rev. Donald Storck delivers the invocation and benediction. Special music by the College Chorus directed by Mrs. Bruce M. Blum. Soloists Ardell Kopp Robert Goebel Don Sara Gordon Stearns Paul Schneider. Chorus pieces include No Man Is an Island The Halls of Ivy May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You. Graduation Day flute solo by Margaret Templeton. Seventh and eighth graders from the demonstration room usher and distribute programs. Fifteen graduates include Neale Scott Nathan Zimmerman Gordon Stearns James Looze Robert Goebel Tom Daly Don Sara Joe Lewis Nedra Kohl Cathy Block Joanne Lange Phillip Rundle Margaret Templeton Paul Schneider Evan Sayre.
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Donald Upson
Rock County Superintendent of Schools
Green County Teachers College
John Zweifel
College Present
James Larkin
Nathan Zimmerman
Donald Storck
Bruce M. Blum
This Is Your Land
Ardell Kopp
Robert Goebel
Don Sara
Gordon Stearns
Paul Schneider
Ivy
Good
Margaret Templeton
David Brown
Tom Hunt
Richard Goepfert
John Deininger
One 15
Neale Scott
James Looze
Tom Daley
Joe Lewis
Nedra Kohl
Cathy Block
Joanne Lange
Phillip Rundle
Paul ‘Schneider
Evan Sayre
Breakfast Event Launches Green County Dairy Month
Green County Dairy Month kicked off with a 7 am breakfast at the Albany Methodist Community Center drawing 108 participants. University of Wisconsin dairy professor Dr. Harold Calbert outlined product development costs and market expansion, noting many new dairy items arise from postwar engineering and packaging advances. Green County Dairy Month chair Ray Montgomery presented Swiss cheese, and local Dairy Queens Miss Sandra Weiss and Nancy Krattiger, plus Caroline Nafzger, attend. Assemblyman G. Fred Galli introduced Dr. Calbert.
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Green County
Albany Methodist Church
Dr. Calbert
Calbert
Ray Montgomery
Browntown
Green County Dairy Month
Sandra Weiss
Nancy Krattiger
Belleville
Caroline Nafzger
Juda
G. Fred Galli
Shastri Leads In India's Race For Prime Minister
In Delhi Lal Bahadur Shastri leads the race to succeed Nehru as Congress officials back him by the hour while former finance minister Morarji Desai disputes withdrawal rumors. President Kamaraj plans to consult officials to pick a candidate by nightfall amid a party rally. In Michigan, Martha Schmidt, 66, of Kenosha, died in a two car collision near St Joseph on Sunday.
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Delhi
India
Nehru
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Shastri
Morarji Desai
Congress Party
Ion-At
Tass
Kamaraswami Kamaraj
Shastri Boom Kamaraj
Congress
Desai
Michigan ST. Joseph
Mich
Win
Martha Schmidt
Kenosha
Michigan City
Supreme Court strikes Alabama ban on NAACP operations
The Supreme Court unanimously nullified an Alabama circuit court order barring the NAACP from intrastate business in Alabama for failing to register as a foreign corporation. The decision, 7-2, also overturned Washington loyalty oath laws as vague and a Florida ruling upholding Bible readings and Lord's Prayer in Miami public schools.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Alabama
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
John M. Harlan
Montgomery County
Ala
NAACP
Washington State
Byron R. White
Tom C. Clark
Florida
Miami
Holiday Crashes Claim Eight Lives in Wisconsin
Memorial Day weekend saw eight deaths across Wisconsin as police hunted for a hit and run driver. Victims included 11 year old Perry Lind of Lone Rock and 34 year old Harold Blumenstein of Marshfield, with totals for the year rising to 369.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Perry Lind
Lone Rock
Richard
John A. Bailey
Bailey
Charles Ploetz
Prairie du Lac
Andrew Fialkowski
Route 1
Boyd
Chippewa
Arnold J. Washkuhn
Milwaukee
Harold Blumenstein
Scott
Marshfield
William Vandervest
New Franken
Lyle L. Binning
Oakfield
June McKenzie
Watertown
David G. Johnson
Minneapolis
Eau Claire
Mision
Arould -Aasen
Whitehall
Highway 53
Blair
Trempealeau County
Writ Halts Control Of Bail Bond Charges
MADISON Circuit Judge Edwin Wilkie issued a restraining order halting plans by the State Insurance Commission to implement new bonding “premium rate” changes. Deputy Charles Timbers said a 25 percent rate was to take effect today. The challenge was brought by Frank Skiba of Milwaukee. Mrs. Edward M Kennedy lost an expected baby in a miscarriage. she rests at Georgetown University Hospital.
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Madison
State Insurance Commission
Edwin Wilkie
Dane County
Charles Timbers
Frank Skiba
Milwaukee
Kenney Bary
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Wooden Nickel Story Draws Radio TV Nets
Major networks including ABC and CBS covered Monroe's First National Bank wooden nickel tale. ABC Chicago recorded an interview with bank president Edward M. Adam and sent a TV crew to film outside the bank, with segments airing on ABC at 6 and 10 p.m. Channel 27 carried the pieces. CBS also interviewed Adam by phone and plans TV filming tomorrow. The story drew international interest as a West Berlin resident, Albert Peisker, requested a wooden nickel from the mayor's office, offering payment.
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Monroe
National Bank
ABC
Chicago
Edward M. Adam
Adam
Channel 27
Everett H. Aspinwall Jr
Midwest
Arthur Haug
Jack Brennan
CBS Radio
First National
Atlantic
West Berlin
West
Green County Dairy Salad Recipe Contest Winner
Mrs. Moss J. Baener of Monticello wins first prize in Green County Dairy Salad Contest and receives a $3 cash award. She will prepare her salad for the county cook-off on June 25. Additional first prize recipes will be chosen in June with judging on June 5, 12, and 19.
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Moss J. Baener
Monticello
Green County
Ohe
Green County Agricultural Chest
County Extension Office
Monroe
Trask Bridge Picnic Set for August Fifth at Andrews Grove
The annual Trask Bridge picnic dubbed the world's largest farm picnic will take place on Wednesday August fifth at Andrews Grove about 12 miles northwest of Rockford Illinois along Highway 70. Entertainment runs 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. with acts from WGN Chicago and ex-WLS Barn Dance performers. In a separate note, Harold Wilson, British Labor leader, held a lengthy talk with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko in Moscow.
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Andrews Grove
Rockford
WGN Radio
Chicago
WLS
Wilson
Moscow
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Gromyko
Last Push in California Primary Smear Charges Rise
In San Francisco the presidential race narrows with Goldwater and Rockefeller staging final appeals for California’s 86 Republican delegates. Polls put Rockefeller near the lead amid ongoing smear charges, while Goldwater campaigns coast to coast with events in New York and Los Angeles.
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San Francisco
Sen
Goldwater
Gov
Rockefeller
California
Oregon
Pierre Salinger
White House
Alan Cranston
U.S. Senate
New York
Washington
Peggy
Mt. Vernon Junior College
Los Angeles
Thomas H. Kuchel
William F. Knowland
NBC
Meet the Press
Kuchel
Henry Cabot Lodge
Associated Press
Stock Mart Mixed Rail Issues Climb
New York traders saw strength in rails and weakness in airlines in a mixed stock market late this afternoon. Moderate trading volume around 4.6 million shares, with gains and losses of fractions to a point. Southern Pacific, named stock of the month by an advisory service, rose a full point amid broader carrier gains.
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Stock Mart
New York
Southern Pacific
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Country Club
Grant Rice
Upson
County College
Barry
Rocky
County Dairy Promotions
Harold Calbert
University of Wisconsin
Trask Bridge
Scranton
Margaret Smit
Ichard M. Nixon
GOP
South Dakota
Mississippi
Nebraska
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