Catherine Reasa Wins Dairy Event at Green County Bake-Off
Catherine Reasa of Route 1 Belleville won the Green County dairy breads bake-off at Wisconsin Power and Light Co. kitchen with a buttercream coffeecake earning $5. She will represent Green County in the Southwest district bake-off televised from Madison in October.
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Permin Graber
Monticello
Gene Aebly
Argyle
Catherine Reasa
Belleville
Route 1
Green County
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Green County Ag Chest
Madison
Reasa
Guy Reasa
Catherine
Monticello High School
Gilbert Schwartz
Brodhead
Mmes
Marilyn Stuckey
WEKZ
Susan Sass
Dorothy Albricht
Soviet party postpones congress amid leadership dispute
Moscow reports say the Soviet Communist party will delay its congress, signaling internal disagreement among top leaders and breaking usual party rules as officials weigh the decision.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Gen Mark Clark backs heavy bombing of North Vietnam
Gen Mark Clark argues the United States must bomb North Vietnam hard to avoid another Korea. He says air and naval power win conflicts, criticizes manpower wars, and favors aggressive strikes to pressure peace talks, despite political constraints.
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Seymour M. Hersh
Chicago
Mark Clark
United Nations
Korea
United States
Viet Nam
Clark
Associated Press
Johnson
Gen. Clark
A. I
Italy
Two Men Held In Illinois Death
Two men in protective custody after allegedly taking a $15,000 offer to kill the owner of the riding stable where Cherie Rude was killed. Steven Grod 25 of California and Eddie Moran 23 of Florida confessed to involvement. stable owner George Jayne 42 also held.
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Chicago
Sheriff’s
Cherie Rude
Sheriff's
Steven Grod
del Mar
Calif
Eddie Moran
Miami
Fla
Arthur Bilek
George Jayne
Miss Rude
Hinsdale
Palatine
Jayne
Bilek
Grod
California
Moran
Milwaukee
Kennedy urges action to curb spread of nuclear weapons
Senator Kennedy pressed President Johnson to place central priority on stopping proliferation. He urged negotiations with the Soviet Union on a broad nonproliferation treaty, creation of nuclear free zones, an extension of the test ban, a freeze on stockpiles, and stronger IAEA support, noting China will have the bomb regardless.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Senate
United States
Southeast Asia
New York Democrat
Kenney
Soviet Union
Latin America
Africa
U.S
International Atomic Energy Agency
China
France
Negotiators Falter on Taxes but Keep Budget Talks Alive
A small group of negotiators failed to break the tax deadlock in Madison but kept bargaining on a state budget revenue compromise. The talks aimed to craft a compromise between funding needs and tax policy while preserving momentum for a broader agreement.
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Madison
Three Communities Name Dairy Queens
Three Green County towns Juda Browntown and Belleville named their Dairy Queens for tomorrow night’s judging at Belleville. Carol Feldt Delores Lauper and Kay Hayden represent Juda Browntown and Belleville respectively with others from New Glarus Monticello to be named tonight. The county title will be decided tomorrow at Belleville with a 5 p.m. judging and banquet followed by the crowning at 3 p.m. Saturday by Miss Pat Kaster. Other community queens include Shirley Bowen Monroe Phyllis Klitzman Brooklyn Esther Krause Brodhead Christine Schenk Albany.
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Green County
Belleville
Juda
Browntown
Carol Feldt
Delores Lauper
Kay Hayden
New Glarus
Monticello
Pat Kaster
Shirley Bowen
Monroe
Phyllis Klitzman
Brooklyn
Esther Krause
Brodhead
Christine Schenk
Albany
Neighbors Asked to Help Wenger on Monroe Farm
NFO members and others are urged to assist Gottfried Wenger on his Route 3 Monroe farm all day tomorrow. Wenger, who broke a hip earlier this spring, has 50 acres ready for haying and helpers should call to learn what to bring.
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NFO
Gottfried Wenger
Route 3
Monroe
Gottfried
Wenger
Strickler's PDQ Set for Grand Opening Weekend
Strickler's Market and PDQ Store on the west side of the square announce a grand opening weekend with Swiss music, free gifts, and special bargains. Palmer Strickler and PDQ officials say the event welcomes residents of The Monroe Evening Times trade area. Edelweiss Stars will perform from New Glarus starting at 3 pm Sunday.
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Sam Fontana
New Strickler’s
P.D.Q
Lancaster
Fontana
Madison
Strickler
New Glarus
Monroe
Palmer
Butch) Strickler
P.D.Q. Inc
Times
Strickler’s Market
PDQ
Palmer Strickler
Monroe Evening
the Times
Bruni-Miller Co
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin and
Ripon College
Eugene
River Showing Signs Of Slowing After Flood Near Great Bend
The Arkansas River flood eased as Great Bend forecasters lowered the crest to 13 to 14 feet from 17. Levees were reinforced with sandbags while 2,500 residents were urged to evacuate lowlands. Three deaths and an estimated 22 million dollars in damage were reported by the Red Cross and Gov. Avery.
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Great Bend
Kan
Dundee
Larned
Kansas
Red Cross
William H. Avery
Pulling Contest Plans Arranged in Tornado Benefit
Final plans for a tornado disaster benefit tractor pulling contest were announced. The event is set for Sunday July 11 at 1 p.m. beside Twining Park on 14th Avenue with three classes and a total purse of 315 dollars. Burnett Kubly and Ambrose Wenger lead the organization. proceeds go to the tornado disaster fund. Tractors weigh in at Monroe Lumber and Fuel from 9 a.m. to noon.
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Twining Park
14Th Avenue
Burnett Kubly
Brodhead
Ambrose Wenger
Blanchardville
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