Lt. R B Steinke Faces Dismissal From the Service
Lt Richard B Steinke 27 Milwaukee Wis sentenced to dismissal from the service and forfeiture of pay for refusing to join a counter guerrilla unit in South Vietnam He could face five years imprisonment The court martial found him willfully disobedient and exposing himself to hostile elements The case cites his disagreement with US policy and belief the war was not worth an American life
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Naha
Okinawa
Richard B. Steinke
Viet Nam
Steinke
Milwaukee
Wis
West Point
U.S
Camp
Gia Vac
Lievenant
Albert Watson II
Ryukyus
Ninth Corps
Military Court of Appeals
Washington
Stein=o
Donna Steinke
Dennis Steinke
Raymond
Charles E. Spraggins
Phillip Rob Wroblewski
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Browntown Firemen Festival Starts With Free Dance
Browntown kicks off the annual Firemen's Festival with a free dance at the community shelter house featuring Peterson's Orchestra. A tractor pull is scheduled tomorrow morning, followed by an evening dance to Rugh's Orchestra and an ice cream social. A carnival with midway rides and a beer stand will operate throughout the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Peterson
Rugh
Toilet Tissue Prank Declared A Local Nuisance
Police report several youths involved in toilet tissue dec orating trees will be referred to juvenile authorities next week. Police Chief Henry S Hefty calls teepeeing a nuisance to residents and the department and notes investigations have run for two to three months.
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Henry S. Hefty
Hefty
Alice To Be Crowned Tonight in Wisconsin Dairy Event
Twenty two contestants compete in Sun Prairie for the title of Alice in Dairyland 1965. The winner will serve a year promoting the dairy industry and agriculture while touring Wisconsin and other states.
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SUN Prairie
Wisconsin
Alice In
Dairyland
Beth Bartosh
Burlington
Alice
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
C. J. Cremer
American Dairy Association of Wisconsin
Will
Department of Agriculture
Missile sites found in North Vietnam
The Harrisburg Patriot reports United States authorities have evidence of construction of launching sites in North Vietnam for Soviet medium range nuclear missiles.
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Harrisburg
United States
North
Viet Nam
Marine Philip Curran Honored as Vietnam Rescue Diver
Pfc. Philip A. Curran son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Curran Monroe is serving in Vietnam near Da Nang with the 3rd Recon Bn III MAF. A graduate of scuba school he is an expert demolition diver and also performs patrol duty aboard the Iwo Jima rescue mission.
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Philip A. Curran
Daniel Curran
Monroe
Viet Nam
Iwo Jima
Chu Lai
Curran
Philippines
DeNang
MAF
3Rd Marine Division
c/o F.P.O
San Francisco
Calif
Bruegger Receives Legislative Scholarship At Wisconsin State
Stanley J. Bruegger a junior at Wisconsin State University Platteville son of Mr and Mrs Herman Bruegger Sr has been awarded a legislative scholarship for 1965 1966 He was on the honor roll last semester and is now attending summer school Bruegger is a Phi Eta Sigma member and president of the Collegiate Agricultural Association
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Harry B. Lyford
Monroe
Miami
Fla
Florida
Wisconsin
Lyford
Southeast
Florida Dairy Institute
Monroe Evening Times
Ruth Schiesser
U.S
Stanley J. Bruegger
Wisconsin State University
Platteville
Herman Bruegger
Horeb
Bruegger
Phi Eta Sigma Fraternity
Collegiate Agricultural Association
New Glarus Anniversary Festival Draws Swiss Heritage Crowd
New Glarus marks its 120th founding anniversary with a two day program July 30 31 featuring an Anniversary Commemoration on the Swiss church lawn at 2 p m a Swiss parade at 2 p m and a Hall of History exhibit with photos and documents The event concludes August 1 with the Maennerchor Volksfest in honor of Swiss Confederation day Activities include an English language Heidi adaptation and traditional Alpine music and yodeling
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America
Glarus
Johanna Spyri
Heidi
Glarus Maennerchor
Ralston Reaches Wimbledon Quarterfinals in Dominant Win
United States No. 1 Dennis Ralston from Bakersfield California defeated Thomas Koch of Brazil 6-3 6-3 6-1 to advance to the Wimbledon quarterfinals before the season’s largest crowd in London.
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Wimbledon
England
Dennis Ralston
United States
Bakersfield
Calif
Thomas Koch
Brazil
Viet Nam Cease-Fire Asked for by British
British officials call for a cease fire in Vietnam as discussions continue. A separate local board meeting outlines 1966 budget planning and school district projects for Monroe, including heating upgrades and campus improvements.
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Viet Nam
Chickens Roost in Milwaukee Bankruptcy Court
In Milwaukee a debtor lists 33 300 chickens as major property in federal bankruptcy court. Creditors hold mortgages on many birds but identity and custody raise issues. Trustee Schlom oversees birds across multiple farms with costs of 1000 per 10 days for 4200 fowl. Beaverdam poultry raiser Howard Killian filed for bankruptcy with 149 684 liabilities and 71 945 assets.
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Milwaukee
John Schiom
Schlom
Waupun 6
Howard W. Hilgendorf
Oshkosh
Hilgendorf
Howard Killian
Beaver Dam
Battle of Parties Captures Washington Spotlight
Washington society faces a social showdown as Sen. Edward Kennedy hosts a Georgetown wedding anniversary event for the Kennedys while Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield and Mrs. Mesta prepare a separate high profile party. Scheduling mixups led guests to attend both events.
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Washington
Ted Kennedys
Perle Mesta
Edward M. Kennedy
Georgetown
Robert F. Kennedy
Mesta
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Kennedy
Mansfield
Cornish and mining take center stage in Mineral Point July 4 weekend
Mineral Point hosts a line up honoring Cornish heritage and lead mining with the stage play Shake Rag presented July 3 4 and 5 at 8 p m at the Point Theatre. Pasties baked fresh for sale Sunday and Monday from 10 a m to 7 p m a parade Wisconsin flag ceremony a firemen project and dancing exhibition are planned with fireworks Monday night as the finale. Miss Linda Gratz crowned Pasty Maid will lead the weekend events.
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Monroe
Mineral Point
Frontier Days
Point
Wisconsin
Linda Gratz
University of Wisconsin
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Tower Hill
Mineral Point Hill
Krieger Boy Suffers Heel Fracture At Farm Home
James Michael Krieger a six year old of Monroe Route 1 fell in the barn and fractured his heel. He was admitted to St. Clare Hospital as a surgical accident patient and is reported in good condition with expected discharge this afternoon.
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James Michael Krieger
James L. Krieger
Monroe
Route 1
St. Clare Hospital
Commonwealth Seeks Cease Fire in Viet Nam Talks
Britain and 20 other Commonwealth nations urge a cease fire in North Viet Nam as a prelude to a peace conference. A four nation mission is to visit capitals to secure talks with Hanoi Saigon and possibly the Viet Cong. Moscow and Peking refused to engage without Hanoi.
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London
British Commonwealth
Viet Nam
Conference of Commonwealth Chiefs of Government
U.S
North
Hanoi
South
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Saigon
Washington
Moscow
Peking
Duke Serves Well Graduate Leads Blind Life
Duke the German Shepherd, formerly owned by the Dearth family, and now trained under the Dog Leader program in Rochester, Michigan, has graduated to aid a blind traveler in Mississippi. Only 30 percent of dogs accepted complete the training, and Duke joins King in the family’s dog line, assisting mobility and travel independence.
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Duke
Joseph Dearth
Charles A. Brown
Mississippi
Rochester, Mich
Dearth
King
School For
Brown
Dearthee
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R.B. Steinke
Government Information Office
Americks
Millard Tschudy
New
Sugar River
Canton
New Glarus
Ralston
Lincoln School
Monroe Board of Education
East School
Zimmerman Plumbing and Heating Firm
Beloit
D. J. Huenink
Zimmerman
Brandenburg Plumbing and Heating Co
Cenco Piping Corp
Robert Anderson
Madison
Weiler and Strang and Associates
Kennedys
Perle
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