Board OKs Field Lighting and Bleachers at High School
The Board of Education approved lighting for the athletic field and a 1 088 seat permanent bleacher system by Standard Steel Supply of Three Rivers Michigan at an estimated 11005 including installation. A steel super structure press box was also approved at 508. Bid totals for junior high remodeling and related work were about 25 978 with a total project cost for senior and junior high additions estimated at 855 279 35.
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Buri ‘ Electric Co
Monroe
Standard Steel
Three Rivers
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Christ Shafer
Waco- Porter Corp
Schiller Park
Wisconsin
Joe| Kuhne Contracting Co
Connors Plumbing
Connors
Rubin
W. R. Stuckey
Stuckey
Alice
Beloit Baby Kidnapping Ends With Recovery and Arrests
Beloit police recovered three month old Kimberly Wulf unharmed after she was abducted from the Wulf home. Margaret Ruth Converse and carnival workers David Hayes and Jerome Kerrigan were arrested on federal kidnapping warrants after officers found the baby in Converse’s arms in a Beloit car. The group had claimed to have traveled to Dubuque before returning.
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Howard G. Bjorklund
Kimberly
Joe Wulf
T Shirly H. Wulf
Margaret Ruth Converse
Miss Converse
Bjorklund
David R. Hayes
Shellsburg
Iowa
Jerome B. Kerrigan
Ada
Okla
Dennis Pagelow
Joe Lomax
Vaby
FBI
Sherif
Dubquque
Wulf
Charleston Heights
S.C
Fairbanks Morse and Co
South Carolina
Lillian Converse
South Beloit
Margaret
Hobo Hike Slated For Park Friday
The Hobo Hike planned at Recreation Park begins at 10 30 a m with children gathering then departing for Tarzan City around 11 a m They should bring a sack lunch watermelon is provided by the Park and Recreation Department Games follow lunch then a return hike Prizes are planned for the most patches ragged clothes funniest pants shirt and most made up by program director Carol Mitchell.
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Tarzan City
Park and Recreation Department
Carol Mitchell
Knutson Candidacy Hinges on Barry Win
Knutson says he will file nomination papers for the Republican gubernatorial nomination by July 14. His candidacy hinges on Sen. Goldwater securing the Republican nomination at the party national convention opening July 13 in San Francisco.
Queen Judging At Juda Tonight Sets Up Dairy Queen Winner
Finalists including La vonne Loveland Monticello Ruth Malcock Brodhead and Pat Easter compete at Juda tonight for 1964 Green County Dairy Queen. Winners announced after Dairy Day parade in Juda Saturday with Loveland crowned Monticello queen last night.
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Lavonne Loveland
Monticello
Ruth Malcock
Brodhead
Queens
Jane Phillips
Monroe
Bonnie Zumkehr
Browntown
JoAnn Kebrli
New Glarus
Kathy McCherry
Belleville
Donna Durtschi
Albany
Janet
Tennes Narvesta
Steven Seeholzer
Susan Schultz
Janice Wettach
Michael Moser
Billempler
Jacob Chael Moser
Bill Gempler
Jacob Lehnheer
Jan Quade
Karen Buehl
Leo Kempler
Linda
Miles Kaster
Juda High School
Pat
Decatur Lake Country Club
Brodhead Dairy
Miss Malcock
Floyd M.cook
Karen Christensen
Susan Olson
Brodhead Chamber of Commerce
The
Lions Club
Robert Riese
Brodhead Hootenanys
Lester Shelton
Juda
Jns
Appoints Emil Jorgensen to State Cooperative Service
Governor John W Reynolds announces the appointment of Emil Jorgensen of Clearwater Lake to the State Cooperative Educational Service Committee. The action strengthens state education governance.
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Jorgensen Madison
Emil Jorgensen
Learwater Lake
State Co-operative Educatonal Service Committee
John W Reynolds
Long Blast Signal Warns of Tornado Near
Monroe Civil Defense Auxiliary Police remind residents that a prolonged fire siren signals a tornado or severe storm. Sgt. Ervin Goecks says the high pitched blast warns of a funnel sighting. seek cover, open north and east doors and windows to absorb impact, and shelter in the southwest corner of a room or basement if possible. The unit also discussed traffic plans for July 4th at Green County Fair and Shrine Ceremonial on September 12, plus a Sunday picnic at Gov. Dodge State.
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Monroe
Green County
Twining Park
Warren Commission denies imminent release reports
Washington The Warren Commission dismissed published reports that it would release its findings on Kennedy's assassination within days. The commission said the reports are unfounded and gave no date for publication.
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Warren Group
Washington
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Marines Aid Mississippi Search For Missing Civil Rights Workers
President Johnson orders 200 Marines to join the hunt in Mississippi for Michael Schwerner Andy Goodman and James Chaney who vanished after visiting Philadelphia. The burned wagon was found, Allen Dulles visits Gov. Johnson, and Dick Gregory offers a 25000 reward to aid the disappearance case.
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Allen Dulles
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Jackson
Paul B. Johnson
Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Gov. Johnson
Michael Schwerner
Andy Goodman
New York
James Chaney
Chaney
Highway Patrol
Art Richardson
Dick Gregory
Gregory
Chicago
Monroe Turnday events set for July 4 at Twining Park
The Monroe Turn and Schwing Club approved a full Turnday program for Twining Park with a July 4 schedule beginning 8 a.m. Events include men and women team work, relay races, track and field, Swiss National preliminary work, and apparatus contests at Turner Hall. A noon luncheon precedes an afternoon program and a 8 p.m. band concert with prizes, followed by a Chamber of Commerce fireworks finale.
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Twining Park
Monroe , Turn and Schwing Club
Turner Hall
Twining
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Maennerchor
Allan F. Barnard
Chamber of Commerce
Senators Back Monroe to Beloit Highway Upgrade
Sen. Gordon Roseleip and Assemblyman G. J. Fred Galli urged speeding widening and resurfacing of Highways 11 and 81 from Monroe to Beloit. They pressed local resolutions to support the project and sought citizen input while noting safety issues and plans for new entrance signs in Monroe. A Hoover invitation was declined. a FBI official may speak instead.
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Beloit
Gordon Roseleip
G. Fred Galli
Highway Commission
Wisconsin
Walter R. Ekum
Galli
Roseleip
Robert M. Bussen
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Times
Gordon W. Roseleip
Darsington
G. J. Fred Galli
Chamber of | Commerce
Marco’s
Sen
Ilinois
Illinois
Iowa
Ywoseleip
J. Edgar Hoover
PBS
Yast
American Legion
Hoover
Martha D. DeLoach
FBI
National Public Relations
Legion
Green County
Fund To Adopt Budget Monday Special Meeting
United Fund will hold a meeting at the First National Bank next Monday, June 29, at 5 p.m. to approve the 1964 budget, with all directors urged to attend. Lowell Stuessy, chairman, announced business solicitation chairs and a July business census for Monroe. Alfred Henning named financial secretary replacing Mrs. Schlichting, moving to California.
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Tie United Fund
First National Bank
Lowell Stuessy
Burton Holling
Paul Paulson
Lee Fernstaedt
Vernon Schilinger
Monroe
L. J. Schroeder
United Fund
Alfred Henning
Jack Schlichting
California
Gas Firm Obtains New Site and Extends Service
North Central Public Corp. announces acquisition of the former Firestone building on the south side of the square for offices with remodeling and a Swiss front. The firm buys Lindsay Soft Water Service from Sherman G. Hodgson, extending service to patrons. Hodgson will work in sales and Donald Moore joins for installation and service. Gerald J. Donovan, secretary, says the gas company has leased the north side since 1933 and Donvan was in Monroe to finalize negotiations.
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North Central Public Corp
Firestone
Robert M. Bussen
Lindsay Soft Water Service
Sherman G. Hodgson
Hodgson
Backers Shelve Health Aid Bill Hose Wields Senate Leverage
President Johnson faces a delayed health care push as the House Ways and Means committee shelves the Social Security health program. A 5 percent increase for Social Security recipients remains, with a tax hike to fund it taking effect January 1. The AMA cheered the shelved plan while Rep. Cecil King limited the bill to retirement matters.
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Johnson
Senate
House
House Waits and Means
Congress
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
San Francisco
AMA
Cecil R. King
Calif
King
Ammonia Tank Leak Prompts Alarm Again
Monroe firemen responded to anhydrous ammonia tanks near the Illinois Central tracks on the northwest side at 11 20 p m. Fire chief Josef J Benkert said a discharge valve was leaking and Gerald Byrne of Albany stopped the leak. Firemen had been at the site last week using gas masks to locate a leak in a liquid fertilizer tank.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Josef J. Benkert
Gerald Byrne
Albany
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