Johnson backs peace talks stance on Vietnam
President Johnson told lawmakers in the White House rose garden the United States is ready for peace talks with any government and urged potential negotiators to name a place and date. He said talks should involve both sides and warned against unilateral contracts while noting Rusk could meet in Geneva. Leaders from 37 states and territories endorsed his Vietnam policies.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
Viet Nam
White House Rose Garden
U.S
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
New York
Dean Rusk
Chen Yi
Mansfield
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Congress
Moyers
State Department
Peking
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
Rusk
Geneva
Rose Garden
Guam
Puerto Rico
Debating Star Elected Boys State Governor
Gary McCartan 17 of Wauwatosa won Badger Boys State governor in a four of six sweep for the Federalist Party. He defeated Gary Mueller of Oconomowoc 573 to 424 at the week long political workshop.
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Ripon
Badger Boys State
Gary McCartan
Wauwatosa
Federalist
McCartan
Gary Mueller
Oconomowoe
Harvard Woman Dies in Illinois 173 Collision
Mrs. Violet Mulligan aged 63 of Harvard Illinois was killed Thursday night in an automobile collision on Illinois 173 west of Harvard.
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Harvard
Violet Mulligan
Illinois
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
Meeting expenses has some heat. They find that bills are cruel and stern. But I have no trouble for I meet expenses everywhere I turn.
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Clair R. Munns
Benkert Heads to Malaysia for Summer Abroad
Roberta Benkert daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur C Benkert leaves Chicago O Hare for Kuala Lumpur as the first participant in the American Field Service Summer Program She will live with the family of Mohammad bin Abdul Ghani in Kuala Lumpur and spend the summer with an American abroad series.
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Sally Hoesly
Roberta
Bobbie) Benkert
Arthur C. Benkert
17Th Ave
O’hare
Chicago
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
American Abroad
American Field Service
Robbie
Mohammad bin Abdul Ghani
Philippine Airlines
Singapore
Miss Benkert
Ruth Hunsberger
Marty Elected As Commander Of Legion Post No 84
John A. Marty was elected commander of the American Legion Zilmer-Riley Post No 84 at a regular meeting in the Legion hall. Other officers named include William Eberhardt first vice commander and Robert Wartenweiler second vice, plus finance officer Russell West and chaplain Rev. Gerritt Mouw. Installation is set for Sunday June 26 at Monroe with lunch to follow.
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John A. Marty
12Th St
American Legion
Legion Hall
William Eberhardt
Robert Wartenweiler
Russell West
Fred Flick
Louis Oostdik
Earl Webster
Clifford Snively
Green County Legion
Legion
Monroe
Zilmer-Riley
Wartenweiler
Olin Flisram
Robert Hendrickson
Ralph Lindsay
Forrest Riese
Sam Pickett
Ed Niffenegger
Paul Lochner
Lindsay
George Grant
Eau Claire
Bill Eberhardt
E. L. Niffenegger
Pat Connors
Don Clark
Bernard Gibbons
Walter Speich
Green County Fair
Flisram
Grant
Niffenegger
Hendrickson
Jazz Pioneer Johnny St Cyr Dies at 76 in Los Angeles
Johnny St Cyr a Dixieland jazz pioneer known for his banjo work in New Orleans era died in Los Angeles at age 76 from leukemia. He helped define the early jazz sound and played with notable ensembles during the genre s formative years.
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Los Angeles
Johnny St. Cyr
New Orleans
Night at Camp McCoy Coal Pile Quietly Hums
Twenty men circle a coal pile between Company B barracks and orderly room smoking and laughing. Night breezes drift through trimmed grass as guardsmen read, sing old Ft Lewis songs, and prepare for 4 a.m. kitchen details while some train nearby and live rounds boom.
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SP4
Ollie Fine
Camp McCoy
B Company
Pvt
Orville A. Boeck Jr
Boeck
Special Reserve Forces
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Berlin
Licenses Ready for Approval on June 21
Mayor Walter R. Ekum announced that all Class B and fermented malt beverage licenses filed will be recommended for approval next Tuesday night. The Ludlow Bar license on Highway 11 west, previously challenged by former mayor Victor N. Schiller, was reviewed in a public hearing. The hearing found no substantiation of irregularities by Leo R. Keegan or Paul E. Baltzer, and Police Chief Henry S. Hefty testified the complaints were unfounded.
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Walter R. Ekum
Ekum
Ludlow
Highway 11 West
Victor N. Schiller
Schiller
Leo R. Keegan
Paul E. Baltzer
Henry S. Hefty
Volunteers aid La Crosse home after mass resignations
Volunteers helped supervise and care for 200 residents at the La Crosse County Home for the Aged after 69 of 85 employees resigned en masse in a labor dispute on the prior Thursday.
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LA Crosse
la Crosse County
What has become of the plain doughnut
In this editor’s note from John Roderick, a long time AP foreign correspondent, he returns to New York and describes a nation of evolved doughnuts and dieting trends. He contrasts affluence with slums seen en route from Boston to New York, noting changes since 1959 and a shift to calorie conscious choices.
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Maine
John Roderick
Associated Press
United States
New York
America
Boston
Broadway
Main Street
War Ordeal is Recalled Norwegian Couple Visits Monroe
Olav Dokken from Oslo and his wife Anne visit Monroe after touring Mt Horeb and plan a larger trip to West Bend Minneapolis and the Dakotas. They travel with Greyhound tickets for 99 days and will see Alberta Canada and the Pacific Northwest. Dokken, a former purchasing manager, learned English in a German prison camp and met President Johnson years ago in Oslo.
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Norske
Olav Dokken
Oslo
Norway
Monroe
Midwest
Canada
United States
Mt. Horeb
Pacific
Clarence Grundahl
Times
Helen E. Zimmerli
Clarence
Henry Grundahl
Anne
West Bend
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dakotas
Alberta
Patton
Dokken
Standard Telephone and Telegraph of
International T. and T
Dokkens
New York City
Messrs. Grundahls
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Mr. Dokken
Brodhead approves emergency buys and park rules
In a special session Aldermen suspend bids for a $5,000 steel sweeper and a $1,095 radar unit and declare an emergency. Part time pay rises to 1.75 per hour, beer fines posted at parks, six malt liquor licenses issued, city clerk to be away at Eagle Resort conference.
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Brodhead
4Th Ward
Ray Timm
Bruce Equipment Co
Columbus
Wis
Legion Park
Ball Diamond
James Keen
John Wish
Edward Smith
Ronald Jones
Vivian Coplien
Joseph Mayes
Alvin Accola
Eagle Resort
Eagle
Area Youths Elected At State FFA Session
David Fahey of Belleville was elected treasurer and Gerald Mosely of Darlington elected secretary. The Wisconsin Future Farmers of America named William Boehm of Mosinee as president at the annual meeting held yesterday in Green Lake.
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David Fahey
Belleville
Wisconsin Future Farmers of America
Gerald Mosely
Darlington
FFA
Green Lake
William Boehm
Mosinee
Legion Fun Day Promises Water Ski Show and Pig Contest
Albany hosts the American Legion Fun Day at Legion Park sponsored by McDermott Steindorf Post. The Rock Aqua Jays Water Ski Club will perform on Sugar River with 20 members, plus a greased pig contest, a water fight, and a barbecue chicken dinner at 11 30. Fun Ways of Madison runs concessions. no admission fee.
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Albany
American Legion
Legion Park
McDermott Steindorf Post
Sugar River
Rock Aqua Jays
Fun Ways of
Madison
Mystery of kidnapped baby reopened as adoptive plan
Chicago parents the Fronczaks say they may adopt a two year old in Newark who they believe is their son kidnapped from Michael Reese Hospital in 1964. The FBI and police acknowledge the case remains active with no definitive confirmation, while the Illinois child services agency has approved them as adoptive parents. Neighbors express joy at the prospect of the boy joining the family.
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Chicago
Paul Joseph Fronczak
Chester Froneczak
Michael Reese Hospital
Fronczaks
Newark
N.J
Fronczak
Paul Joseph
West Side
Dairy Dessert Recipe Contest Deadline Approaches
Green County invites entries for the Dairy Dessert Recipe Contest in adult and Junior divisions with a June 20 deadline. Submissions go to the Green County Extension Office in Monroe Wisconsin. Four cash prizes will be awarded in each division by the Green County Agricultural Chest, Inc. Judging occurs June 23 and finalists are announced June 25 at the Daily Day festivities in Monticello.
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Green County
Agriculture Building
Monroe
Wis
Green County Agricultural Chest, Inc., Association
Browntown Reschedules Queen Judging for June 21
Browntown community dairy queen judging date changed to Tuesday June 21 at 6 30 p m. Time and venue remain the Peace United Church of Christ lounge in Green County.
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Browntown
Green County Dairy Queen
Peace United Church of Christ
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San Francisco
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Hawaii
Bobbie
Marty
Walter Liedschlag
Sullivan Bros
Stoldt
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