Grace Lutheran to Dedicate Christian Education Building
Grace Lutheran church will dedicate and lay the corner stone for its Christian Education building Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Dr. K. E. Irvin of Freeport will deliver the sermon Let It Shine. An organ recital starts at 2 p.m. with cadet organists Philip Peterson and Jennifer Ruda. The dedication includes music, officials, and open house with dessert tea following. The 50 by 100 foot addition adds nursery through lower junior classes and a new church office, with remodeling of the existing church and basement.
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Grace Lutheran Church
K. E. Irvin
Freeport
Irvin
Grace Church
C. C. Warfel
James C. Plymire
Grace
Chi Epiphany
Elmhurst
St. Matthews
Princeton
Dixon
Decatur
Philip Peterson
Jennifer Ruda
Donovan Palmquist
Madison
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan Synod
Lutheran Church In America
Lowell Mays
Brodhead
Ronald Schlitter
Milwaukee
Plymire
Alfred Siewert
del Barret
11Th Street
14Th
15Th Streets
Notal
Bruni-Miller Co
Buri Electric
Connors Plumbing and Heating Co
Erickson Plumbing and Heating Co
Coplien Painting Co
Eleanor Krause
Menomenee Rails
Christian Education
Ralph E. Lindsay
Betty Kemprood
Rains Ignored By 32nd Troops Field Exercise
Wisconsin’s 32nd National Guard Division launched a major command post drill at summer encampment, largest since Ft. Lewis duty, involving about 5,000 men and officers. Brig. Gen. Donald P Radde said the scope was unprecedented, with a 10 percent boost in field rations for the training session.
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Camry Mevur
Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard
Ft. Lewis
Donald P.radde
Monroe Queen candidates named from area contest
The top four Monroe dairy queen candidates are Jane Huffman Kay Lindsay Jane Phillips and Mary Jo Wedesky chosen by chairman John Hirsch. A 8 p.m. Tuesday formal judging at the agriculture building will rank finalists. Other communities announce schedules for queen selections with events in Albany Brodhead and Decatur area.
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Monroe
John
Doug) Hirsch
Jane Huffman
Kay Lindsay
Jane Phillips
Mary Jo Wedesky Hirsch
Agriculture
Albany
Bank of Albany
Juda, Brodhead and
Monticello
Domenic Bongiorno
Maple Leaf Cheese Factory
Colleen Dunphy
Pamela Baertschi
Donna Durtschi
Jean Kauk
Mary Whalen
Linda Elmer
Linda Jones
Doris Coole
Sandie Davis
Bonnie Ringhand
Brodhead
Decatur Lake Country Club
Sherry Pinnow
Ruth Malcock
Karen Christensen
Susan Olson
Linda Walter
Judy Hulburt
Nancy Berra
Susan Badertscher
Susan Brandenburg
Mary Williams
Aberdeen Ends Typhoid Horror With Contained Spread
Aberdeen health officer Dr Ian MacQueen announced the typhoid epidemic is contained with no new sources of infection. While 447 people remain under treatment, the city lifted its quarantine and only one death was recorded amid a modern antibiotics era.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Ian MacQueen
MacQueen
Cheese market steady at Madison with ample supplies
Madison Wisconsin dairy market shows steady cheddar with fair to good demand. Prices across styles are ample with 40 pound blocks about 35 to 38 percent and various forms quoted in the 34 to 40 percent range.
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Cheese Mart
Madison
Wisconsin
Calvert Seeks Assembly Seat in Green-Lafayette District
Walter J. Calvert, Republican from Benton, announces candidacy for re election to the Wisconsin Assembly in the new Green Lafayette County district. A Lafayette farmer and former teacher, he has served since 1955, five terms, and led the education committee for five terms. He attends the Mid Western Conference on Higher Education and the St Paul conference, and chairs the GOP Platform Committee at the Milwaukee convention. He is married with four children.
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Assembly
Walter J. Calvert
Benton
Green-Lafayette County
Calvert
Iowa-Lafayette
Lafayette
Lafayette County
Wisconsin
St. Paul
GOP
Talbot Peterson
Milwaukke
Two Illinois Men Die In Jackson County Crash
Two men died in a fiery station wagon crash three and one half miles north of Hixon on Highway 27 in Jackson County. Joseph R. Covall aged 25 of Dundee Tennessee and an older man believed to be his father were killed. The Wisconsin 1964 highway toll rose to 426 on this date above last year.
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Jackson County
Wisconsin
Joseph R. Covall
Dundee
Reece Covall
Hixton
Kiwanis Prize Cars Loaned For Test Drives
Twenty five Kiwanis members at noon meeting in the Swiss Wheel won surprise prizes, receiving 1964 automobiles loaned for a week through Ford Motor Co. VIP Loan Program. Lee Geiger of Monroe Sales Co. presented keys, with full fuel, insurance, and return due at next Thursday's Kiwanis luncheon. Vehicles were staged in the Swiss Wheel lot during lunch.
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Kiwanis Club
Lee Geiger
Monroe Sales Co
Ford
Ford Motor Co
Kiwanis
Goldwater Vote Figure Now 677, 361 'Committed'
The Associated Press reports Barry Goldwater holds 677 first ballot votes, with 361 bound delegates and 316 unbound or pledged supporters. State and district actions add 243 delegates from GOP conventions plus 118 from binding primaries, while 14 Montana delegates may still tilt toward Goldwater. Governor Scranton staunchly supports the late push for the nomination and critiques Goldwater’s public presence.
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Associated Press
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arizona
Montana
William W. Scranton
Harrisburg
Scranton
St. Louis
Denver
America
Badger Boys State Nominates Gov Candidate Marth and Sleik
Ripon David Marth of Wausau and Thomas Sleik of La Crosse were chosen as governor nominees for Badger Boys State on Wednesday. Marth, 17, defeated John Landa 125 to 99 on the Federalist ticket. Sleik, 17, edged Warren Carriveau 69 to 2 for the Nationalist nomination. Marth previously won the American Legion national oratorical contest earlier this year. Soccer fans erupt in Athens after a 1-1 tie between Greece's top teams, clashing with police and damaging nets and dressing rooms.
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Badger Boy State
RIPON
David Marth
Wausau
Thomas Sleik
la Crosse
Badger Boys State
Marth
John Landa
Kenosha
Federalist Party
Sleik
Warren Carriveau
Dousman
American Legion
Athens
Greece
Reek
Water System Upgrades At Green County Fairgrounds
Changes to the Green County Fairgrounds water system prepare for the 110th Green County Fair July 29 to Aug 2. A new main line on 9th Street serves upper barns and provides wash rack pressure. a second line serves the stock pavilion. Fences and amphitheater seating are painted and renumbered. A concrete slab for the tractor-pulling contest is planned. Monroe Ready-Mix will pour it. A new 60 by 120 foot Morton building will house the 4-H dairy barn. Race horses are at Michigan tracks. William Sacker is not training this year. Premium books distribute July 1.
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9Th Street
Crete
Monroe
Morton
Michigan
William Sacker
Mineral Point
Substitution Secures Path to Civil Rights Bill Final Vote
Senate moves toward final approval after 81 days of debate with a 76 to 18 substitution vote on a bipartisan package. The measure retains anti discrimination provisions and boosts voluntary compliance while allowing states with existing laws to handle complaints before federal action. If passed this week, the House will likely adopt the Senate version before July 2 adjournment. Goldwater’s voting record on the substitute is noted. Tower opposed the substitution.
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Washington
Senate
House
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Sen
Barry Goldwater
John Tower
R-Tex
Goldwater
Merrill Pastor May Come Here
Rev. Calvin Paul Fischer of Merrill is a candidate for pastor at St John's United Church of Christ Monroe. A congregational meeting will be held Sunday July 5 to select a senior pastor to succeed Rev. Paul Olm. Fischer will preach at 9 and 10 30 am services and vote will follow after both services. Fischer, 35, is a Defiance Ohio native and a 1946 Manitouoc Lincoln High School graduate. He attended Elmhurst College and McCormick Theological Seminary, was ordained May 1953, and previously pastored Belvidere Illinois from 1953 to 1956.
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Calvin Paul Fischer
Merrill
St John’s United Church of Christ
Monroe
Robert E. Tschudy
The
Church Council
Paul H. Olm
Fischer
St. John’s Church
Rev
Defiance
Lincoln High School
Manitowoc
Elmhurst College
Elmhurst
Ill
Mc.Cormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Evangelical and Reformed Church
First Church
Belvidere
Prince Edward Faces Deadline To Reopen Schools
US District Judge Oren R. Lewis ordered Prince Edward County Board of Supervisors to levy taxes and raise funds within one week to reopen and operate public schools closed since 1959 to avoid desegregation. The court kept its injunction against tuition grants for private education while schools remain closed.
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Aishmund
Prince Edward
Party Job Contest Enlivens Wisconsin Democratic Parley
Madison reports a burst of activity at the state Democratic convention in Milwaukee with a national committee woman race threatening Vel Phillips and a challenge to Gov Reynolds. Vel Phillips faces Jeanette Swed as her main Milwaukee rival while Janet Lee of Madison is floated as a possible third entry. Dominic Frinzi a Milwaukee lawyer, challenges Reynolds seeking a primary fight amid party tension.
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Madison
Reynolds
Milwaukee
Vel Phillips
Wisconsin
Jeanette Swed
Janet Lee
Sen
Nelson
Dominic H. Frinzi
Tewes Withdraws From New 9th GOP primary race
Former U S House member Donald E. Tewes of Waukesha pulled out of the Republican nomination contest for Wisconsin's New 9th Congressional District. The field now includes Thomas Tuttle of Shorewood, George P. Kersten of Whitefish Bay, and Glenn Davis of New Berlin, the endorsed former 2nd District representative.
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Associated Press
9Th
Donald E. Tewes
Tewes
Waukesha
Thomas Tuttle
Shorewood
George P. Kersten
Whitefish Bay
Glenn Davis
New Berlin
Duluth Fire Chief and Infant Die in Duplex Blaze
Assistant Duluth fire chief David Maling, 48, entered a burning two family home to rescue infant Gretchen Jackson, month-old daughter of Henry and Mrs. Jackson, but collapsed and died. The baby was pronounced dead at a hospital.
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Yuluim
Car and train collide near Cedarville kills six
Six people including five Ray Douglas family members die when their car, approaching a crossing two miles west of Cedarville on the Lena road, is struck by an eastbound freight. Deputy sheriffs report no skid marks. driver may not have tried to stop. Freight route links Freeport, Monroe, Madison.
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Illinois Central
Monroe
Cedarville
Blacktop
Lena
Ray Douglas
Douglas
Ray III
Harry Bierce
Freeport
Madison
Cross
Stephenson County
H. B. Randall
Elevator Rider Slain by Robber
Leonard Simpson a 63 year old New York lawyer was shot in the heart in his building as an elevator carried him to the lobby after Selma Simpson and others waited. Police described a tall gaunt man with a mustache who came down stairs waved and left. The victim’s wallet watch tie clasp and pen were found with about one dollar in change.
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New York
Timly
Selma Simpson
Leonard Simpson
Cowboy and Indian Picnic Planned for Tomorrow
Marty J. Deignan recreation park announces the first special event of the year a Cowboy and Indian picnic for children. Assembly at 11 a.m. with costume judging, ribbons, sack lunches, and games. Prizes awarded to boys and girls for various categories.
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Marty J. Deignan
Mer
Recreation Park
Deignan
Spain arrests in crackdown seize 100 Reds in Madrid
Madrid police announced a nationwide crackdown resulting in 100 suspected Reds being arrested. The detainees included several foreigners as part of the operation.
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Spain
REDS
Madrid
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Rey Jackson
New Cars Club
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St. John’s
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