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Associated Press
Year of the Elephant lifts Wisconsin GOP to new vigor
Editorial credits Gov. Knowles with reviving Wisconsin Republicans after a 1964 defeat. It notes cross party support, a large Milwaukee fundraiser drawing 3,500 attendees paying $100, and contrasts with Democratic criticisms of welfare state expansion. The piece predicts renewed strength from the party into the fall elections.
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Republican Party of
Wisconsin
Gov. Knowles
Gov
Lucey
Washington
America
Viet Nam
Republican Party
Milwaukee
GOP
Knowles
Gerald Ford
House
Michigan
U.S
Far East
Congress
Bruegger Earns High Honors at Platteville University
Stanley J. Bruegger, a senior at Platteville State University, earned high honors with a 3.90 GPA. He plans to attend summer school and is the son of Mr and Mrs Herman Bruegger Sr of Mt Horeb Wisconsin.
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Stanley J. Bruegger
Platteville State University
Bruegger
Herman Bruegger Sr
Mt. Horeb
Wis
Dennis Wirth
Wilbert Wirth
Route 1
Juda
Juda High School
Badger Boys State
Ripon
Ray Humphrey Rites Conducted
Funeral services were held yesterday in Whitewater for Ray W. Humphrey 85 retired Whitewater area farmer and Green County native. He died Sunday night in Bedford Indiana where he and his wife had moved several years ago. He was born March 22 1881, son of Joseph and Alice Dunwiddie Humphrey. He married Carrie Peacock December 6 1916. Surviving are his widow two sons Robert Jefferson and Philip Whitewater a daughter Ruth Fontaine Bedford Ind a sister May Lueffelbein Madison and 12 grandchildren.
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Whitewater
Ray W. Humphrey
Green County
Humphrey
Bedford
Ind
Joseph
Alice Dunwiddie Humphrey
Carrie Peacock
Robert
Jefferson
Philip
Ruth Fontaine
May Lueffelbein
Madison
Dairy Day dinner keynote set by local farmers
Glancing backward to ten years ago today, Watford Seguim and an Eau Claire dairy farmer were billed as keynote speakers for the Dairy Day testimonial dinner. Inspector Charles Wetherille questioned a suburban Minneapolis man detained in Wisconsin over a holdup tied to the Rice Lake woman’s slaying.
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Watford Seguim
Eau Claire
Mease
Charles Wetherille
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Fresh meat vanishes from peacetime tables amid wartime rationing
Twenty years ago today fresh meat became scarce as wartime rationing tightened. The shortage emptied most households' dining rooms and forced reliance on alternative meals across the nation.
Two Unemployed Men Die After Bonus Robbery Witnesses
On June 22 1936 two unemployed men who witnessed a $400 bonus robbery of a former soldier were found beaten to death in their squalid living quarters. William Lemke of North Dakota faces hurdles in his union party campaign for the presidency.
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William Lemke
North Dakota
Union Party
Fugitive Surrenders After Four Years On Run
Forty years after a robbery at a Brodhead warehouse and a deputy kidnapping, Roy Ties turned himself in to a sheriff's deputy at a pre arranged spot near Orfordville. He is jailed and may plead guilty.
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Orfordville
Brodhead
Roy
Becker firm plans addition to feed mill
Fifty years ago on June 22 1916 William A Becker Co prepared to add to its feed mill facility Silas Marner was showing at Monroe Theatre in town and drew crowds The items reflect local business expansion and entertainment listings of the period.
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William A. Becker
Silas Marner
Monroe Theatre
Bingo Raid At McHenry VFW Posts Gambling Bust
State police arrested twelve people after raiding a Veterans of Foreign Wars post bingo game in McHenry Illinois. About $700 in cash bingo equipment and war games were seized. Those charged face a $200 bond and court appearance in Woodstock on July 7. Police from Elgin and McHenry deputies led twenty officers in the raid on Illinois 120. Attendees reportedly traveled from Milwaukee Beloit and Racine Wisconsin.
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Mchenry
Ill
Woodstock
Elgin
Illinois
Milwaukee
Beloit
Racine
Wis
Get There Safer In A Dependable Car
Classified ads promise safer travel with dependable cars and daily deals. Readers are urged to inspect listings for practical transportation options and reliable bargains.
Retarded Unit Holds Session at Kenosha Convention
The Green County Association for Retarded Children met at Juda E U B Church in Kenosha for a June session. Discussions covered Bill 647 S taxing parents of state institution children and Bill 1934A on transfers to mental units. The group announced new units, budget changes, grants, scholarships, and planned 4 H Club and camp Kennedy efforts.
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Kenosha
Green County Association For
Juda E.U.B
Joint Finance and Welfare Committee
Southern Colony
Central Colony
GCRS
Michael Glass
Brown County
Adams
Columbia
Green County
Sue Sass
Green County Extension Office
Jean Otteson
Kennedy
Wisconsin
Aaron Norder
Monroe
Melvin Nickel
Haroldson To Teach At St. John's Academy
Dale Haroldson of Horeb has signed a contract to teach history and coach swimming at St. John's Military Academy in Delafield for the 1966 67 term. He graduated Platteville State University in January with a bachelor’s in secondary education and is pursuing a master’s degree.
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MT. Horeb
Dale Haroldson
Douglas Haroldson
Horeb
St. John’s Military Academy
Delafield
Platteville State University
Mary Marty Named to Dean's List at Lakeland College
Miss Mary Marty of Browntown is among 44 students on the Lakeland College dean's list in Sheboygan Wisconsin. She is a senior and joins peers who must earn at least 15 credits with a 3.4 GPA or higher.
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Mary Marty
John Marty
Davis Cheese Factory
Browntown
Lakeland College
Sheboygan
Wis
Marty
Gail Arnold Named Student Aide at University of Chicago
Gail Arnold daughter of Mrs. Mary Arnold of 1036 Rutledge Street Madison and former Monroe resident is named student aide for 1966 67 by University of Chicago President George Beadle. She joins the Maroon Key Society as a junior official host for 1966 67. Gail has a sister Marilyn a former Monroe student who is now a head night nurse at the University of Chicago Hospital and the sisters share an apartment in Chicago. They are nieces of Mr and Mrs Marvin Stauffacher of Browntown.
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Gail Arnold
Mary Arnold
Rutledge St
Madison
Monroe
George Beadle
University of Chicago
Marshall
Gail
Maroon Key Society
Marilyn
Monroe High School
Arnold
Billings, University of Chicago
Chicago
Marvin Stauffacher
Browntown
Mrs. Genevieve Morrow Dies in Lancaster at 66
Mrs. Genevieve Morrow 66 mother of Mrs. Cletus Ohlert of Platteville died yesterday in her Lancaster home after a long illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Harris and Wooking Funeral Home Lancaster. Survived by four sons Ivan Mr. Hope Virgil Lyle Leonard all of Lancaster and five daughters including Mrs. John Casper Dubuque Mrs. George Starrett Mrs. Roger Recd and Mrs. Burdette Pagenkopf all of Lancaster and Katharine Morrow at home plus Hattie Griswold sister Gladys Welsh and Leonard Griswold brother and 24 grandchildren.
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Genevieve Morrow
Cletus Ohlert
Platteville
Lancaster
Harris and Wooking
Ivan
Hope
Virgil
Lyle
Leonard
John Casper
Dubuque
George Starrett
Roger Recd
Burdette
77 Children Sign In for Summer Reading Program
BELLEVILLE Times Special reports that 77 children have signed up for the summer reading program at the library. Teams are named for astronauts and led by captains including Chuck Gibbons Denise Francois Cindy Diederich and Sue Rupp with team names Cer nan Grissom Glenn Cooper and Stafford.
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Belleville
Max Armstrong
Cernan
Chuck Gibbons
Scott
Bill Babler
Cooper
Eddie Engen
Grissom
Denise Francois
Glenn
Cindy Diederich
Stafford
Sue Rupp
On This Date June 22 1966 Highlights
Events listed include 1773 Dominican Friars establish first settlement in California, 1870 US Department of Justice organized, 1937 Joe Louis heavyweight champion, 1941 Nazi invasion of Russia, 1944 GI Bill signed by Roosevelt, 1945 Hungarian treasure found in Germany. Also notes 1966 era diplomacy in Egypt and USSR, Katanga release, and Korea Japan relations.
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Associated Press
Order of the Dominican Friars
California
U.S. Department of Justice
Joe Louis
Germany
Russia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S
Egypt
Dmitri Shepilov
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Shepilov
Nasser
Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Japan
South Korea
Debutant Eleanor Ford Hosts Grand Detroit Society Soiree
Eleanor Clay Ford debuts in an Arabian nights themed party at the Little Club in Grosse Pointe with over 600 Detroit society guests attending. She is the namesake granddaughter of Mrs. Edsel Ford and the late Mr. Ford, tracing lineage to the Ford family and Ford Motor Co. founder Henry Ford.
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Detroit
Eleanor Clay
Nonie) Ford
Walter Buhl Ford II
Grosse Pointe
Miss Ford
Edsel Ford
Mr. Ford
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
Springfield Man Recovers 49 Cents From IRS Overpayment
Ed Dunn claimed an overpayment and an overcharge by the Internal Revenue Service after requesting a $44.10 tax refund. He received $255.55, returned it, and faced a temporary demand for the difference. A series of appeals led Rep. Clarence J. Brown to intervene, yielding a $43.61 refund and later a promise to pay the remaining 49 cents.
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Springfield
Ohio
Ed Dunn
Internal Revenue Service
Dunn
Tax Office
Clarence J. Brown
IRS
Oxygen time turns boy toward Air Force dream
Chicago eight year old Marco Lopez, hesitant to wear an oxygen mask, received a pilot’s helmet and high altitude oxygen demonstration from Air Force Capt Ronald Sherman and Sgt Ezekiel Villa. Marco’s parents are from San Francisco.
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Chicago
Marco Lopez
Rune _Lillquist
Marco
Air Force
Ronald Sherman
Ezekiel Villa
Moises Lopez
San Francisco
Former Lee Harvey Oswald widow to have third child
The widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, Marina Oswald Porter, 24, is expecting her third child and first with husband Kenneth J. Porter. The pair wed June 1, 1965, after Oswald was shot in custody. she had two children earlier with Oswald.
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Dallas
Tex
Marina Oswald
Kenneth J. Porter
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Porter
Oswald
Jack Ruby
June
Rachel
London
Christine Keeler
Christine
James Levermore
Berkshire
Miss California Pageant Sparks Santa Cruz Dual Entries
Santa Cruz hosts weekend Miss California prelims with 37 entrants though 38 girls compete. Miss Los Angeles features identical twins Marilyn and Melody Keymer both 19 and 5 foot 6, 113 pounds with brown hair. They attend Los Angeles State College and will sing a duet in talent.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Marrying Teachers Tie Knot in Warren School Moment
Julie Ann Argy and Wilbert O'Brien Hiller, both teachers at Consolidated Marthan School in Warren Michigan, wed Sunday after a two year romance. They invited all current and some former pupils to witness the ceremony.
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Julie Ann Argy
Wilbert O’brien Hiller
Miss Argy
Hiller
Consolidated Marthan School
Warren
Mich
Detroit
Father and son file for rival party nominations in Kansas
Bruce B Madden of Wichita seeks the Republican nomination for the same state representative seat his son Robert B Madden 21 filed for the Democratic nomination earlier in May. The father says filings were independent and notes the odd setup.
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Wichita
Kan
Bruce B. Madden
Classified ads bring buyers together
Classified ads connect lovers, renters, buyers, and sellers seeking matches. The notice suggests placing a spirited ad to attract a date or sale, highlighting the social value of small personal notices.
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