Brodhead Speeds Roads and Elm Tree Removals Planned
Brodhead council awards W. J. Kennedy Co. an $8.45 per ton bid to blacktop streets totaling about 8,400, with completion in five days and Max Koletzke as engineer. Streets to be improved include 13th St Center Ave to East 6th, Sth St East 7th to East 9th, and West 5th Ave 16th to 17th. Tree removal contract goes to Stanland and Thostenson Tree Service at $50 per tree. lower bid rejected.
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Brodhead
Times
W. J. Kennedy Co
Janesville
Max Koletzke
Madison
13Th St
Center Ave
6Th St
7Th St
9Th
5Th Ave
16Th St
17Th St
Stanland and Thostenson Tree Service
Alfred Gavart
Chamber of Commerce
Madison Cheese Market Holds Steady Amid Stable Demand
Wisconsin cheddar prices stay steady with demand fair to good. Offerings are adequate to adequate as cheddars range 42 to 45 cents per pound and 40‑pound blocks 43 to 46 cents. Singles daisies and longhorns quoted around 47 to 49 and 46 to 47 cents respectively.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Enchantment in verse by Clair R. Munns
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns features a concise quip on experts unseen among locals. The poem mocks distant authorities whose prestige grows with distance, ending with a playful lament about their rarity nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair R. Munns
Day Camp for Cadettes and Juniors Starts Monday
Girl Scouts cadette and junior day camp opens Monday June 13 at 9 30 a m at the Kiwanis Youth Cabin with nine Cadettes and 99 Junior Scouts enrolled. Camp runs daily 9 30 a m to 2 45 p m through June 17 under directors Mrs John Norton and Mrs Dan Ault with unit leaders and counselors listed and planned canoeing at Ernest Rufenacht pond and day trips to Key Lake alongside staffed by a nurse team and senior scout aides.
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Kiwanis
John Norton
Dan Ault
Harvey Elmer
Lee Kirsch
George R. Barry
Edward Zupane
Alvin Kubly
Donald Springer
Donald Hugdahl
Robert Keith
Howard Bressath
William Davidson
Robert Wichser
Jack Murray
Ken Stuart
Robert Soderholm
Mel Will
Kathy Kohl
Vicki Wild
Jan Johnson
Jessie French
Barry
Zupanc
Kubly
Ernest Rufenacht
Key Lake
Springer
Hugdahl
Keith
Bressath
Davidson
Commercial and Savings Bank
Three States Hold Primary In California and Mississippi
California Republicans choose between Ronald Reagan and George Christopher for governor while Pat Brown is favored in the Democratic primary against Los Angeles Mayor Samuel W. Yorty. Mississippi and South Dakota held congressional primaries. Eastland expected to win Democratic renomination with incumbents. First ever state Republican primary to nominate a candidate for U.S. House.
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Associated Press
California
Ronald Reagan
George Christopher
San Francisco
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Samuel W. Yorty
Los Angeles
Mississippi
South Dakota
Reagan
Christopher
Brown
Warren Dorn
Los Angels
William Penn Patrick
James C. Eastland
U.S
House of Representatives
Lymon Davis Hurt In Highway Mishap
Lymon V. Davis an 18 year old of Monroe suffered leg and chest injuries when a car driven by Duane R. Leopold also 18 Monroe went off the road at 1025 last night two miles east of Monroe on Highway 1181. Davis was taken to St Clare Hospital for treatment deputies said.
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Lymon Davis
Lymon V. Davis
Monroe
Duane R. Leopold
St. Clare Hospital
Traffic Increases Through the Seaway
Lambert Quebec Montreal Lake Ontario Seaway traffic rose 29.5 percent in April and May versus last year. Transport minister J W Pickersgill announced the April May tonnage reached 11.1 million, up from 8.6 million in 1965.
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Lambert
Que
Montreal- Lake Ontario
St. Lawrence Seaway
J. W. Pickersgill
Seaway Workers Vote for Striking
UTTAWA St Law rence Seaway workers vote overwhelmingly to strike with 1195 to 16 in a secret ballot across seven locals. Union President W J Smith expected to set a strike date soon as informants indicate a walkout likely June 30 or within a week.
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Uttawa
St. Lawrence Seaway
Montreal
Lake Ontario
Wellandanal
Canadian Brotherhood of Railway, Transport and General Workers
Seaway
W. J. Smith
Practice Starts For Monroe Swimming Team In June
The Monroe swimming program begins on Wednesday June 8 at Recreation Park Pool with daily practice at 430 PM six days a week. Open to boys and girls ages 9 to 21. no elite ability required, just effort and some swimming proficiency.
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Monroe
Recreation Park Pool
Jim Mauerman
Frank Stiles
Wisconsin
Monroe Jaycees
Rev Mouw Named Association Leader in Green County
Rev Mouw of Union Presbyterian Church was elected president of the Green County Ministerial Association at a dinner and business meeting at Chalet near Brodhead. Rev Plymire retires as president. Rev Olson of Assembly of God was elected vice president and Rev Hahn of Albany Baptist is secretary treasurer. Ministers and wives attended the dinner. next meeting is in September.
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Y. Gerlitt BE. Mouw
Union Presbyterian Church
Green County Ministerial Association
Chalet
Brodhead
James C. Plymire
Grace Lutheran Church
Robert Olson
Assembly of God Church
Dennis Hahn
Albany Baptist Church
Septemer
Meredith Promises Return to Jackson
Meredith, wounded in a Mississippi shooting, vows to return as James Meredith, famed Civil Rights figure, speaks from a Memphis hospital. Aubrey James Norvell, a 41 year old Memphis man, is charged with assault and battery with intent to kill and murder Merridth. The arraignment, delayed for legal counsel, occurs near the shooting site as authorities defend protection for Meredith and recount the investigation.
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Hernando
Miss
Mississippi
Aubrey James Norvell
Memphis
James Meredith
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Nando
Whitley Perryman
DeSoto County
Ross Franks
Norvell
W. L. Meredith
Washington
Katzenbach
PTA Leadership Workshop Emphasizes Enthusiasm and Creativity
More than 50 attendees gathered at the First National Bank community room for a leadership workshop titled Lets Sell and Tell PTA. The program featured panel discussions on PTA developments and the importance of promoting the organization to the community. Mrs. M W Nelson and Mrs. William Marsh led opening ceremonies, urging inspiration and shared experience, with Mrs. Marsh highlighting PTA support for a bond issue and new Parent-Teacher-Student Associations as a growing effort.
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PTA
Esterday
First National Bank
M. W
West Allis
Custer High School
Milwaukee
Racine
Bare Alma Devastates Cuba and Threatens Florida
Hurricane Alma blamed for 73 deaths in Honduras and heavy destruction in Cuba. Warnings extended to Florida Keys with gale force winds expected, evacuations ordered in Havana Province, Isle of Pines, and Surigero. Military alerts activated at Key West as center moves slowly southwest.
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Miami
Fla
Alma
Havana
Florida Keys
Isle of Pines
Honduran Weather Service
San Rafael
Honduras
Marathon
Key West
Keys
Isle of Pine
Cuba
Fidel Castro
6Th
Surgidero
Market declines in dull New York trading
The stock market continued a monotonous decline early this afternoon in dull trading. Thin offerings were enough to depress the list as losers outnumbered gainers by a margin of about 3 to 1.
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New York
Hopefuls Reported For Green County In Dairy Queen Race
In Green County dairy queen contest nine hopeful finalists are named across communities. Final ballots are counted June 20 with the Queen’s Banquet on June 23 at Monticello High School gymnasium. Orion Samulson will speak.
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Green County
Dairy Queen
Monroe
Barbara Wegmueller
Karen Hanson
Donna Holcomb
Dianne Isely
Linda DeVoe
Vikki Lysser
Suzanne Olsen
Diane Siedschlag
Maribeth Kern
Suzanne Norbohm
Brodhead
Peggy Milks
Vicki Baumgartner
Delores Wendler
Belleville
Lynn Berge
Lucy Alme
Georgiana Miller
Juda
Bette Helland
Nelva Smith
Nancy Siegenthaler
Browntown
Jane Wells
Kathy Wells
Sherry Weiss
Ag Chest
County Extension Office
Monticello High School
Orion Samulson
Chicago
Farm Service
Waukegan School Board Reverses Kindergarten Closure
The Waukegan School Board voted unanimously to continue kindergarten in the city schools. Board president Otto Graham said a business error had overlooked state aid, and the district could borrow from its working cash fund until tax funds arrive.
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Waukegan
Otto Graham
Graham
Projects Approved in Washington Head Start Grants
The Office of Economic Opportunity Antipoverty Agency announced approval of 272 more head start projects totaling 15,912,46 dollars in federal grants.
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Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
Antipoverty Agency
Monroe Board Accepts Low Bids for Sewer and Storm Sewer
The Monroe Board of Public Works approved the low bid of 22 235.97 for sewer and water main construction and favored Monroe Ready Mix Co AVS Trucking Co Darling ton as the second bid at 22 943.50. They also accepted Monroe Ready Mix for storm sewer at Advance Transformer and approved final payment of 1809.40 to Bruni Miller Inc for City Garage reconstruction. Partial payments for W H Stauffacher Co totaled 4288.64, and ground breaking for the parking ramp is hoped next week. The weed rate schedule set per hour charges property owners with 6 for a tractor 1 mower and one man 4 for hand mower and 3 for a sickle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Board of Public Works
Monroe Ready Mix Co Av’s
Monroe Street
Bruni-Miller Inc
W. H. Stauffacher Co
Monroe
Harvey D. Elmer
Ralph Lindsay
President Johnson Returns to Washington After Texas Trip
President Johnson flew home from Texas landing at Andrews Air Force Base Maryland at 106 p.m. EDT after a weekend at the LBJ ranch in Johnson City and the graduation of daughter Linda, 22, from the University of Texas.
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Washington
Johnson
Texas Ranch
Lynda
University of Texas
Randolph Air Force Base
San Antonio
Johnson City
Andrews Air Force Base
Wisconsin approves 56 foot breakwater extension at Madison
The Public Service Commission authorized the University of Wisconsin to extend a breakwater 56 feet into Lake Mendota to shelter the university safety patrol craft. The planned harbor project aims to improve vessel safety and access for patrol operations on the lake.
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Madison
Public Service Commission
University of Wisconsin
Lake Mendota
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Duane Chapman
Orangevill
Forrest E. Faulkes
Valley District
Fred Dearth
Ronald Johnson
Darlington
Jerry Theiler
James Gordee
Alvin Accola
Eagle Water Resort
Eagle River
Alfred Johnson
Pierce Furniture Store
Carl Lynstegard
Ray Lyons
Grant-Rmacist
Ting
Coplien’s
Thomas Flynn
James Flynn
Alvin Schwartzlow
Wallace and Pinnow
Wish’s
Thomas L. Hayes
Able Welding Inc
Hayes
Rev. Mouw
Jackson
Farmers Home Administration District
Carroll B. Lodahl
Joseph N. Polich
FHA
Dora F. Cram
Carroll
Bare
Florida Coast
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