Enid Spring Named Head Guard For UW Pool Program
Enid Spring, UW graduate, designated head guard and head of the Red Cross swimming program. Marty J. Deignan reports 567 attended the first week of lessons in cold, rainy weather, totaling 3,486 for the week and 9,173 for the season. New beginner classes set for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings at 10 45 with several staff assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty J. Deignan
Monroe
Enid Spring
Red Cross
Deignan
Roberta Benkert
Kathy Dearth
John Etter
Jesse French
Jean Gibbons
Ann Henning
Diane Kuban
Ellen Messerli
Mike Meythaler
Cherry Smith
Bill Spring
Rugene Steenrud
Susan Urban
Neil Jacobs
Air Force Academy
Colorado
Famed Helen Keller Nears 84th Birthday
EASTON Conn Helen Keller who has been blind and deaf since infancy nears her 84th birthday next Saturday. She remains in good health and a companion says she rises early and spends the day with her dogs and her garden weather permitting.
Today in History June 23 1964 highlights
On June 23 1964 events include William Penns treaty with Indians in 1683, Charleston SC incorporation in 1722, the Springfield NJ battle in 1780, Wiley Post and Haroldo Gatty circumnavigated the globe in 1931, RAF North Africa raid in 1943, Taft Hartley Act passed in 1947, Eisenhowers pension clash over Alger Hiss in 1954, Klaus Fuchs release in 1960, and JFK Bonn speech reaffirming US Europe presence in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
William Penn
Pennsylva
Charleston
S.C
Springfield
N.J
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Royal Air Force
Britain
North
Africa
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Ger Hiss
Klaus Fuchs
England
John F. Kennedy
Bonn
United States
Europe
Doctors Reluctant on Physical Exams Faces Europe Trip
AMA convention doctors fear routine physicals and prefer not to undergo checks. They plan a European tour visiting relatives in Corwen Wales across 13 countries before returning to the United States. A nonprofit clinic urges public checkups at no charge, but past clinics have seen weak attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwen
Wales
U.S
United States
van Franciscu
American Medical Association
Harvey Widroe
Berkeley
Calif
Fahrney Seeks Livestock Hauling License Approval
John Fahrney of Hollandale petitions for authority to haul livestock from Perry Dane County York Green County Brigham Macon Waldwick Argyle Blanchard and the villages of Hollandale Argyle Blanchardville to points within a 35 mile radius of Hollandale. Hearing set at Hill Farms State Office Building Madison on Tuesday June 30 at 1 30 p m. The PSC granted complete assignment LC-38907 from William Greub to George E Carpenter of Badger Motors Monroe by order dated June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fahrney
Hollandale
Hill Farms
Madison
Fahrney
Perry
Dane County
York
Green County
Brigham
Macon
Waldwick
Iowa County
Argyle
Blanchard
Lafayette County
Blanchardville
Robert H. Hawley
William Greub
George E. Carpenter
Badger Motors
Monroe
PSC
Those Granite Eagles To Serve in New Rose
New York reports souvenir hunters have damaged 14 granite eagles at Pennsylvania Station weighing nearly three tons each. The Pennsylvania Railroad says the eagles are reserved for a Battery Park colonnade honoring former President Eisenhower, with other public institutions’ requests to be considered if the plan fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rose New York
Pennsylvania Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Battery Park
Eisenhower
Holstein Breeders Receive Type Classification Units
John Hi Stewart of the Holstein Friesian Association of America inspects 15 breeders in the area. Results list counts of animals per breeder categorized as excellent very good good plus and good across Argyle Monroe Monticello Shullsburg South Wayne and Platteville properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hi. Stewart
Denver
Colo
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
John
Swen Auestad
Argyle
Eastwood Bros
Elmer D. Hoesig
Belleville
Sherman Eustice
W. G
William J. Buss
Platteville
Wayne
Lynn H. Carns
F. Gensler
H. Pahnke
Shullsburg
William Stauffer
South Wayne
PLAN EUROPEAN TOUR BROOKLYN SPECIAL
PLAN EUROPEAN TOUR BROOKLYN SPECIAL reports that Brooklyn and her sister Mrs. Russell Washburn of Orange Texas will depart Wednesday for New York City to visit the World's Fair. They will then sail Saturday on the S S America for a seven plus journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Sheldon Chandler
Russell Washburn
Orange
Tex
New York City
S.S. America
Angry barber sells shop after civil rights feud
Yellow Springs barber Gegner, 55, vows to close rather than comply with anti discrimination rules after four year court battles over serving Negroes. The two chair shop has been closed since mid March amid student unrest and arrests. Gegner plans to seek work elsewhere but won't leave Yellow Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Orruna
Ohio
Lewis Gegner
Gegner
Yellow Springs
Supreme Court of Ohio
High Court
Coun
Antioch College
Central State
Wilberforce
Martha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Keller
David Marth
National American Legion
Wausau
Melvin Walter
Decatur
David Beutel
Clarno
Jene Eberie
Richland
Paul Marty
Cadiz
Linda Phillips
Pat Pinnow
Juda Jolly
Janis Sandley
Jane Huffman
Audrey Beach
Bethany Matzke
North Central Public Service Corporation
Bernie Purcell
By the
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