Free-Draft Ends as 876 Players Picked by MLB Clubs
New York 876 players selected in the first free-agent draft by 20 major league clubs and farm teams. Yankees GM Ralph Houk expects signings will be smooth, while Gabe Paul of Cleveland Indians and backers foresee few court hurdles despite opposition led by Charlie Finley who argues the draft restricts players’ negotiation rights.
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Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Gabe Paul
Cleveland Indians
Charlie Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Chisox Bowed 4-2 by Red Sox in Boston
Chicago White Sox lost 4-2 to the Boston Red Sox as Earl Wilson notched his second complete game of the season and Tony Horton led Boston with three singles and a sacrifice hit. Ton McCraw hit Chicago’s lone runs with his first homer of the year. Boston scored three in the third after Bruce Howard faltered.
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Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Earl Wilson
Boston
Red Sox
White Sox
Tony Horton
Toronto
Ton McCraw
Bruce Howard
Danny Carter
Horton
Howard
Wisconsin Farmers Receive Higher Prices
Madison reports May farm prices rose eight percent from a year earlier marking the highest level for May since 1953. The gain came with a three percent rise in prices farmers pay for inputs. Milk, meat, poultry, eggs, and crops led the increases, with milk up five percent and crops up sixteen percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Department of Agricultoday
On This Date in History June 10 1965 Highlights
Highlights recount misprints and WWII events including Mussolini Italy declaring war on France and Britain, the Lidice massacre in 1942, Eisenhower receiving the Medal of Honor, a 1953 pay-as-you-go tax, a 1945 award to Eisenhower, a 195 notional Australian air crash, and a 1964 civil rights cloture vote.
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Detlev Nitsche Trips Kjeornes at NAIA Tennis
Top seed Detlev Nitsche of Pan American College Stuttgart defeated Ralph Kjeornes of Oshkosh Wisconsin 6-2 6-1 in the NAIA national championships third round. Nitsche advances as Kjeornes exits.
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Stuttgart
Germany
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Oshkosh
Wis
TV Highlights Tonight With Diverse Network Lineup
A dense TV guide lists 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. prime time offerings across channels 3, 7, 8, 9, 13, 15, 21, 27, 39. Programs include The Munsters, Daniel Boone, Jonny Quest, Perry Mason, Bewitched, Password, and Laramie with multiple color and rerun notes.
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Harold
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Jimmy Dean
Laramie
Andy Griffith
Patricia Neal
Channel 3
4-H Demonstrations Highlight Blue Ribbon Winners at Monroe High
Fourteen blue ribbon recipients from 32 participants earned top honors in Green County H demonstrations at Monroe High School yesterday. Winners include Jim Bauman and Janis Sandley with many going on to the Green County Fair and Cheese Days. Judges were Elmer Kohlstedt and Mrs. Mary Lindell.
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Lafayette 4-H
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Lafayette
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Fairfielders
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Clarne
Georgia Wegmueller
Richland
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Steven Buehl
Little Hill High
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Spring Grove
Laurie Soddy
Merry Monroettes
Marilyn Grunner
Jolly
Douglas Buehl
Joe Lehnherr
Jeff Kernen
York
Youth Drowns In Private Pool in Chicago Suburb
Volunteer firemen found six year old Scott Andrasco in eight feet of water at a back yard pool after reportedly climbing fences to enter. His father Captain Donald Andrasco, 35, fainted on discovering the body. He was taken to a hospital where the boy was pronounced dead. Police note entry over fences preceded the tragedy. Scott was one of five children of the family.
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Alfred Hemerding
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Market snapshot of livestock and produce prices in Chicago
Hogs traded mixed with 1 2 190 220 lb ranges around 24 to 27 while 500 600 lb boars and sows moved down to 15 19. Cattle showed steady slaughter figures with high priced steers near 29.85 and loads around 27 28 for 1000 1150 lb lots. Sheep and lambs remained near steady with spring lambs 28.00 28.50 for 80 100 lb. Butter and eggs at Chicago Mercantile Exchange showed steady to lower quotes with AA 58 89 C around mid 50s and white eggs near 28 42.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Golackson Gets Help While Convalescing
Eugene R. Golackson of South Wayne reports neighbors are haying for him while he recovers from burns suffered when his tractor caught fire during refueling. He notes about 35 acres are being put up with four balers and five rakes as he recovers after a three day hospitalization.
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Milwaukee West Side Story at Melody Top opens season
Milwaukees tent theater resumes its 14 week run with West Side Story starring Anna Maria Alberghetti under the suburban north side big top. Critics note her operatic voice and fresh stage presence in the Maria role. In Wisconsin Luci Baines Johnson appears incognito, prompting a wig rental from a suburban salon. Pope Paul VI visits Pisa drawing about a half million, the largest crowd outside Rome in two years.
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Surgery Planned For Sgt Kundert At Fort Campbell
CWO Richard Kundert a 32nd National Guardsman and Berlin Crisis veteran is set for another hospital admission at Fort Campbell base hospital to undergo surgery Monday. He and his family reside at 1448-B Warner Park on the Fort Campbell facility. Kundert has spent many months hospitalized recently.
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GIBBONS YOUTH INJURED IN TRACTOR ACCIDENT
Roger Gibbons aged 13 of Monticello was hospitalized at St. Clare Hospital after a tractor mishap. He sustained a cerebral concussion plus back contusions and abrasions and is reported in satisfactory condition.
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William Gibbons
Monticello
St. Clare Hospital
Belleville Woman Injured After Fall At Home
Mrs. Lucy McCowley aged 72 of Belleville suffered possible head injuries and multiple injuries when she fell down stairs at her home yesterday. She was admitted to St. Clare Hospital at 1 30 p.m.
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Belleville
St. Clare Hospital
Surgery on 13 year old Robert Mulhall at St Clare
Robert Mulhall son of Mr and Mrs John Mulhall 1836 18th St underwent morning surgery at St Clare Hospital to remove several bones from his right foot. He is reported in fine condition and wishes to hear from friends.
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Parents Welcome Daughter Dalinda Kay Amacher
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Amacher Route 4 welcome daughter Dalinda Kay born 2:35 a.m. June 8 at St. Clare Hospital weighing six pounds seven ounces. Dalinda has a sister Debra Marie aged five. Mrs. Amacher is the former Donna Waefler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Waefler Route 1 Juda. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lindolf Amacher Route 4. Great-grand-
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Birth notice for Calinda Lynn Amacher in Madison area
Mr and Mrs Fred Disch of Monroe announce the birth of Calinda Lynn Amacher on her aunt Karen Lynn Amacher's third birthday. The family includes Mr and Mrs John Waefler Sr of New Glarus and Mr and Mrs Joe Oimoen of Barneveld.
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Monroe
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Madison
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New Glarus
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Barneveld
Calinda
Karen Lynn Amacher
Pat Mills Dislocated Shoulder After Basketball Injury
Pat Mills 16 entered St. Clare Hospital at 10 last night for a dislocated shoulder suffered during a basketball game. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Mills of 1420 29th Ave his condition is listed as good.
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Belleville Man Discharged From Navy After Four Years
Michael Fahey, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Fahey of rural Belleville, has been discharged from the Navy after four years of service. He spent 39 months at Monterey California and served in the Navy weather department.
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R H Babler Involved In One Auto Accident
Robert H. Babler aged 22 of Shullsburg was involved in an accident about midnight six miles north of Monroe at Raby and Center roads. Deputies reported no injuries and damage to the headlight wheel and bumper with few details available.
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Shullsburg
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Raby
Center Roads
Kahlenberg Installed Wisconsin Grand Master
William J. Kahlenberg a Two Rivers industrialist was installed as Wisconsin grand master of the Free and Accepted Masons at the 121st annual state meeting concluding Wednesday.
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