Monroe Youth Hurt in Mishap
A 16 year old Monroe youth suffered chest back and internal injuries when a jeep he was driving overturned while leaving a township dump. Lenwood Potts, 15, was injured lightly. A second crash on Highway 1181 west of Juda injured two truck drivers and a passenger. Calves were involved in the later wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Paul Rufenacht
8Th Street
Harold A. Rufenacht
Browntown
St. Clare Hospital
Rufenacht
Lenwood Potts
Raymond Montgomery
Civil Defense Emergency
Sheriff's
Wagner
Monroe
Juda
Jerome Pieper
Beaver Dam
Pieper
Emil Treuthardt
Frederick A. Boeck
South Wayne
Highway 11
Roy Weaver
Boeck
Betty Linchcum
Erwin W. Pankau
21St Street
Edward W. Gavigan
Route 1
Argyle
15Th Avenue
Wisconsin names 193 member tax study committee
Gov. Gaylord Nelson announces a 193 member citizens committee to study and recommend revisions to Wisconsin tax structure. The panel will review current assessments and propose changes to the state’s tax framework. Members include appointees from government, business, and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Three Children Die In Trailer Court Refuse Incinerator
Three youngsters Rodney Brenden five Debra three and Larry Dean Slater five burned to death Wednesday in a trailer court refuse incinerator. Sheriff Lutz said investigators suspect a fire started by matches or dying embers. The boiler furnace stood near a trailer on a windy day, and the parents lived nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
N. D
Rodney Brenden
Debra
Larry Dean Slater
Leroy Lutz
Lutz
Peterson To Head Tri County YMCA
County Judge Marshall L. Peterson of Monroe was elected president of the Tri County YMCA at a Five Acres restaurant meeting near Janesville last night. Oscar N. Johnson, Monroe, was elected recording secretary, with officers including R. A. Dougan Beloit first vice president and Gerald Condon Brodhead third vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall L. Peterson
Monroe
Tri-County
YMCA
Five-Acres
Janesville
Oscar N. Johnson
Peterson
Johnson
D. J. Huenink
R. A. Dougan
Beloit
Edgar Buzzell
Delavan
Gerald Condon
Brodhead
C. S. Middbon
Edgerton
George W. Grossman
C. T. Pfisterer
Leonard C. Church
Walworth
I. B. Davies
Floyd Smith
Brooklyn
Chester C. Welch
12 Year Old Wins National Spelling Bee Crown
Joel Montgomery aged 12 from Denver Colorado won the 32nd annual National Spelling Bee defeating runner up Robert Crossley 12 of Center Square Pennsylvania. He correctly spelled fanfaronade and then catamaran to clinch the title becoming the first boy national champion since 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joel Montgomery
Denver
Coro
Robert Crossley
Center Square Pa
Joel
Robert
Four youths on trial in Tallahassee for alleged rape
The defense argues the 19 year old coed offered no resistance as four white defendants face rape charges in Florida A&M University events. Attorneys claim questions about consent and intoxication, while prosecutors press for a harsh verdict. Jury selection concluded with concerns over race and national attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
William D. Hopkins
Florida A and M. University
Hopkins
W. May Walker
S. Gunter Toney
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Guiles Named Oshkosh State President
Roger E. Guiles dean of education at Platteville State College was named president of Oshkosh State by the Board of Regents. He will succeed Forrest R. Polk who retires at month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Roger E. Guiles
Platteville State College
Oshkosh State
Board of Regents of State Colleges
Guiles
Forrest R. Polk
Monroe Star Signs With Knicks For Pro Basketball Career
Robert Anderegg, Monroe high School and Michigan State star, signs a one year contract with the New York Knicks and will report in September. His parents confirmed the decision this morning. He was a MSU co captain and earned multiple honors including leadership and scholastic medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderegg
Monroe
Michigan
New York Knickerbocker
John Anderegg
Monroe Evening Times
Anderegg
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
New York
Monroe Cage
Knicks
Armed Forces
MSU
John Green
Green
Teen Air Force cadet loses wife in Colorado crash
Barbara Ann Barnwell, 18, of Denver, died when the car driven by her husband Lt. Lee Barnwell, 23, of Greenville South Carolina, struck a culvert and overturned near Durango. The couple married a day after his graduation from the academy six days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Colo
Air Force Academy
Colorado
Barbara Ann Barnwell
Denver
Lee Barnwell
Greenville
S. C
Herbert Luoma
Barbara
Luoma
Barnwell
Mercy Hospital
Academy
Colorado Springs
Academy Chapel
Hussein of
Jordan
U.S
Hussein Chicago
Hoffa Faces Court Ordered Union Reforms Dilemma
James R. Hoffa confronts a choice between implementing court ordered reforms or risking jail for contempt as the U S Court of Appeals demands the Teamsters overhaul leadership and investigations. The ruling targets Hoffa aides and requires monitors to enforce future reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Hoffa
Newark
N. J
Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Beore
Apeals
Senate Committee
Owen
Bert) Brennan
Detroit
Ray Cohen
Philadelphia
John J. McNamara
New York
Insurgents Surrender To Nicaraguan Forces
In Managua government says more than 40 rebels surrendered and are being brought to the capital for trial. The surrender followed a white flag gesture near Fruit de Pan close to Santo Domingo in South Nicaragua after rebels rejected safe conduct offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
National Guard
Fruit de Pan
Santo Domingo
Charles LaBorde Dies at 62 in Rock Grove
Charles C. LaBorde 62 of Rock Grove died unexpectedly just before midnight at home due to a heart condition. He was born November 25 1896 in Cedarville the son of John and Lucy LaBorde Rubendall. He married Ida Zurbriggen May 9 1917 in Dakota. They farmed near Orangeville then Hampshire before moving to Rock Grove two years ago. Surviving are his wife three sons John P Juda Richard C and Robert M Juda three daughters Gene Rusk Florence Evans and Sally Ann Kundert and 18 grandchildren. A son Joseph preceded him in infancy and three sisters also. Services Sunday at 1 30 p m at Orangeville Methodist Church with Rev Albert of Hampshire Methodist officiating burial in Cedarville Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow afternoon at Burlington Cramer Funeral Home in Orangeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. LaBorde
Rock Grove
Mr. LaBorde
Cedarville
John
Lucy Rubendall LaBorde
Dakota
Ida Zurbriggen
Orangeville
Hampshire
Ill
John P
Jack) Juda
Richard C
Chicago
Robert M
Juda
Gene
Alfreda) Rusk
Donald
Florence) Evans
Freeport
Russell R
Sally Ann) Kundert
Route 2
Monroe
Joseph
Sixth Grade Studies Finding God Theme at Monroe Vacation Church
Sixth grade students at the First Universalist church study Finding God Through Work and Worship this week. Classes run 9 am to 12 noon and 1 to 3 pm with tomorrow ending activities including movies and refreshments. Superintendent Mrs Russell J Myers leads with assistants Shirley Ault Mary Bober Jane Crouch Sharon Einbeck Marlene Frey and Donna Rae Kubly. forty one students attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Monroe Vacation Church Bible School
First Universalist Church
Russell J. Myers
Shirley Ault
Mary Bober
Jane Crouch
Sharon Einbeck
Marlene Frey
Donna Rae Kubly
Humphrey Camp Criticizes Nelson
Supporters of Senator Hubert Humphrey react to Governor Gaylord Nelson’s plan to steer the 1960 Wisconsin Presidential Preference Primary. Nelson suggests Senator William Proxmire run as a favorite son candidate to avoid a damaging Humphrey Kennedy clash. Humphrey aides announce six Democratic district chairmen back his Wisconsin bid and highlight a busy campaign weekend in Eau Claire Ellsworth Fond du Lac Milwaukee and Kenosha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Gaylord Nelson
Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Middle West
Eau Claire
Ellsworth
Fond du Lac
Kenosha
State Assembly
George Molinaro
Tom Miglautsch
Oconomowoc
Charles Dahl
Viroqua
Theodore Kurtz
Howard Meister
Ethel McMurray
Stevens Point
Frank Nikolay
Abbotsford
Bids Requested for Monticello Fire Station Project
Officials of Monticello and Washington and Mt. Pleasant townships seek bids for a new one story concrete block fire station in Monticello. Separate bids for general construction plumbing electrical work and heating and ventilation due by 5 p.m. June 29 to Stanley W Howe Monroe architect. Bids opened at 8 30 p.m. June 29 at the village hall. The city and townships share costs for the station to be built on the north edge near the North Side cheese factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Stanley W. Howe
Monroe
Disappearance Ends as Linda Millar Returns Home
Linda Millar, 19, daughter of mystery writers Kenneth and Margaret Millar, returns to Santa Barbara after a 10 day disappearance. A psychiatrist notes guilt feelings from a past accident in which she killed an 11 year old, while private detective Armand Girola says she wandered northern California and Nevada gambling resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Calif
Linda Millar
Kenneth
Margaret Millar
University of California
Linda
Armand Girola
California
Nevada
Shrine KC plan for 12th benefit kickoff dinner held
The 12th annual Shrine KC benefit kickoff dinner was held at the Swiss Wheel restaurant with Shrine chairman Clifford Reasa selling the first ticket to Orville R. Evans. About 80 attendees from both groups discussed ticket sales and future personal contributions. The Shrine KC charity goals include sponsoring six weeks of clown appearances and noting past achievements of at least 30,000 dollars raised over 12 years. A July 26 entertainment at Recreation Park is planned with prior visits to six local celebrations and a Port land Shrine hospital film shown.
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Shrine-Kc
Swiss Wheel
Clifford Reasa
Shrine
Orville R. Evans
Shriners
Knights of Columbus
Herbert West
Kcs
Shrine-Kc Clowns
Rock City
Ill
Brodhead
Woodford
Orangeville
Browntown
Shrine-Kc Entertainment
Recreation Park
Shrine Hospital
Portland
Ore
Rifle Stolen From Brooklyn Tavern In Break-In
A break-in at the Anchor Club in Brooklyn netted more than 200 dollars in coins and bills from cigar boxes. A .22 slide action rifle and about a dozen boxes of ammunition were also reported missing, with a window pried open. Sheriff's deputies investigated today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchor Club
Brooklyn
Sheriff's
Western ministers push to salvage Berlin talks in Geneva
U S officials pressed Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to soften a one year deadline on Berlin, with Herter leading Western efforts. Gromyko showed limited willingness to lower price, but Western ministers refused the deadline and sought modifications to revive negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Geneva
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Herter
Gromyko
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Maurice Couve de Murville
Wilhelm Grewe
West Germany
Valerian Zorin
Foreign Ministers
Nikita Khrushchev
Famed Hotel Raided by New York Police
New Yorker hotel in Manhattan a $76-a-day suite was raided by detectives on a tip night. Forty five men were found at dice tables with 50 000 to 70 000 dollars, four hostesses charged with loitering for prostitution, two bartenders aiding guests, and hotel detective Samuel Cohen acting as lookout. The gamblers were booked on disorderly conduct charges and the hotel detective faced a gambling count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
New Yorker
Samuel Cohen
Will Face Charges Milwaukees Calvin Lewis Homicide
Calvin Lewis 29 bound over to Municipal Court for trial on homicide by reckless conduct in the deaths of his three children locked in a burning apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Calvin Lewis
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David Peavles
Ollie Stoutmire
Willian T. Collinsworth
Gunter Toney
Toney
Collinsworth
Russia
Charles LaBorde
Girl Scout Troop
Roy Speich
Deena Speich
Yvonne Grams
Glenda Kubly
Susan Goetz
Barbara Gordon
Phillip M. Gordon
Times
Humphrey Camp
Nelson
West
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