Wisconsin poised for five million pounds of colored oleo
Wisconsin gears up for the five million pound colored oleo rollout after repeal of the ban. Tax stamps issued in advance and large orders signal high demand. The 5 percent tax is expected to raise about $1 million annually for dairy research, with liquor and cigarette taxes totaling $17 million and $44 million respectively.
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James R. Polk
Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Assembly
Senate
Bloodmobile visit aids Monroe boy Chip Kla bough
Three year old James Kla bough nicknamed Chip survived a heart defect thanks to open heart surgery and blood donated by volunteers. The Monroe Jaycettes sponsor a July 31 bloodmobile at Turner Hall from 1 to 6 p.m. offering free rides for those without transport.
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James Klabough
Chip
Monroe
United States
Turner Hall
Gery
James P. Klabaugh
Madison
Klabough
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Bloodmobile
Ronald Johnson
Jaycette
Assembly begins work on Knowles traffic safety program
Madison legislators move to craft their own version of Gov. Knowles traffic safety plan. Hassett cites uncertainty while McKay predicts some form of highway safety bill will pass before summer recess. Key items like drinking age and DUI tests debated ahead of the governor’s omnibus proposal.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Paul Hassett
Assembly
Knowles
J. Curtis McKay
Cedarburg
Hassett
Assembly Highways Committee
Senate
Highways Committee
McKay
Shelter House Payments Approved and Park Plans Discussed
During the Monroe Park Board meeting in city hall final payment of 1800 to Kahne Lumber Co. for Twining Park shelter house was approved. Monroe Electric to receive 125. Ronald Barribeau to arrange Civil Defense traffic control. lighting study assigned to Evan Chambers. Janke and Loeffel to push legislation for play space in new subdivisions. 300 allocated for dry creek pipe. American Legion allowed to pass the hat at Legion games to fund park projects for one year.
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Monroe Park Board
City Hall
Twining Park
Kahne Lumber Co
Monroe Electric
Park and Recreation
Ronald Barribeau
Civil Defense
Recreation Park
Shelter House
Evan Chambers
Don Janke
Harvey Loeffel
American Legion
Bloomer Man Dies From Hunting Accident
Clayton F Boos 48 of rural Bloomer Wisconsin was killed Monday when a shotgun he was hunting with near his home discharged after he slipped and fell authorities reported the accidental death.
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Wis
Clayton F. Boos
Army General Orders streamlined to three rules
The Army will drop 11 General Orders on August 1 and replace them with three concise directives. The change ends a tradition dating to 1882 when 22 requirements existed, later reduced to 12 in 1893, before the current 11 orders are retired.
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Washington
Army
Hughes Youth Struck by Truck in City Accident
Paul Hughes nine year old son of Edward and Mrs Hughes of 909 11th Ave was struck by a truck at 9 52 Monday morning at the corner of 11th St and 12th Ave while riding his bicycle He suffered a displaced fracture of the right femur and abrasions His leg is in traction for about two weeks then will be placed in a cast His condition is satisfactory Police report an accident between cars driven by Shirley Albrechts 2421 9th St and Catherine Whalen Judo at 20th Ave and 11th St yesterday causing considerable damage with no injuries
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Paul Hughes
Edward Hughes
11Th Ave
11Th St
12Th Ave
Paul
North School
Shirley Albrecht
9Th St
Catherine Whalen
20Th Ave
Farm Home Destroyed by Early Morning Blaze Near Brodhead
A two story farm house owned by Chicago resident Mrs. Ethel Pinnow was destroyed by fire at the junction of St John and Severson roads near Brodhead. The Brodhead Fire Department was called at 4 10 a m and remained on the scene for over two hours. The blaze was reported by County Deputy Jim Heffner.
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Brodhead
Chicago
Ethel Pinnow
St. John
Severson Roads
Alice Long
Jim Heffner
Donald Edward
Madison pay raise vote eyed by Senate Assembly panel
A Madison committee is set to meet tonight to decide if state lawmakers and top agency officials should receive larger paychecks, aiming to set the compensation for the next term.
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Madison
Senate Assembly
Priewe Crowned Orangeville Senior Festival Queen
Orangeville names Frances Edna Priewe as Senior Festival Queen. She is descendant of Daniel Riem, early settler who arrived in 1845 and helped build the first church. Priewe, born November 5, 1898, serves in United Church of Christ activities and local clubs.
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Priewe
Orangeville
Orland
Frances Edna) Priewe
Daniel Riem
Vera Heck
United Church of Christ
Main Street
Missionary Society
Woman’s Club
Eastern Star
Oneco Home Extension Unit
Mrs. Priewe
George and
Lottie Riem
New Draft Law Eases Student Deferments Shaping Up
Congress moves toward a new draft measure that would grant automatic deferments to students pursuing undergraduate studies until completion or age 24. It would shift emphasis to 19-year-olds for induction and extend current law four years, with the president able to implement by executive action.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Senate
House
Milwaukee sets sentencing for first glue sniffing ban case
Donna L. Dashner 18 pleaded guilty to using and distributing toxic glue for sniffing under Milwaukee's new ordinance. County Judge Christ Seraphim ordered a presentence investigation after she admitted giving airplane glue to two 14 year olds who were sniffing fumes. Police reported the incident occurred Sunday when officers found the youths sniffing glue from bags.
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Milwaukee
Donna L. Dashner
Miss Dashner
Christ Seraphim
Stars At Night Vision Of Touch
A short verse invites readers to gaze at a warm night sky and imagine reaching for stars that seem within reach. Clair R. Munns writes playful imagery about longing and the almost tangible glow of celestial bodies.
Flag Desecration Bill May Reach White House
Legislation making flag desecration a federal crime could go to President Johnson before Congress adjourns for the Fourth of July recess.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Sparta Man Donates Rare Swiss Shaker Chimes to Baraboo Museum
Sparta resident Gilmore Gustad an 81 year old showman donates an 18 unit Swiss shaker chime set to Circus World Museum Baraboo. The chimes range two and a half octaves plus two bass notes and are played by shaking from the rear. Gustad plans a formal presentation with a concert by Gustad and Kitty Ward.
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Sparta
Gilmore Gustad
Circus World Museum
Baraboo
Charles P. Fox
Gustad
Kitty Ward
Dode Fisk
Wonewoc
Wis
Texas
Kiwanis Members Visit Advance Transformer Plant
Members of the Kiwanis Club of Monroe will tour the Advance Transformer plant and eat lunch at the Advance Cafeteria on Thursday June 22. They will arrive between 12:00 and 12:15 PM and tour the plant in groups. Russell Myers won last week's attendance prize donated by Joseph Huber. John F. Kundert will deliver the invocation.
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Kiwanis Club of
Monroe
Advance Transformer
Advance
Russell Myers
Joseph Huber
John F. Kundert
Cabin Opens For Seasonal Occupancy At Legion Forest
The Zilmer Riley American Legion cabin in the Legion Forest of Lake Tomahawk opens for seasonal occupancy after Sept 1. Floyd Pyle and family prepared the cabin during a three week visit. grandsons Ricky Lanz and Richard Pyle joined for 12 days. Albert White Geigel visits with relatives before returning to Taipei and Tokyo teaching assignments. New Glarus Yodelers join Badger Beef Day program at the Wisconsin State Fair on Aug 19 with a flag throwing exhibit. Theodore Anker, editor of Die Woche, extends his Monroe stay visiting Expo 67 and US coasts before flying to Madison.
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Zilmer-Riley American Legion
Legion Forest
Lake Tomahawk
Floyd Pyle
Ricky Lanz
Monroe
Richard Pyle
North Brook
Ill
Olin Flisram
Legion
Pyles
Floyd
Glarus
Alex Stouffer
Horeb
Theodore Anker
Die Woche
Zurich
Switzerland
Chicago
Madison
North America
Anker
United States
Werner
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Hughes Youth
George F. Goodsir Jr
Janesville
James Finley
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Goodsir
St. Clare Hospital
Times
Mr. and
Clair R. Munns
Baraboo Museum
Helen
Albert White Geigel
Taipei
Taiwan
Albert D. Geigel
Far East
Tokyo
Japan
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