TV Highlight Tonight’s Network Schedule
A busy TV night features To Tell The Truth at 6 30 p m on Channel 3 along with Sports Spot light on Channel 15 and Karen on Channel 6 30 p m. The schedule includes Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Channel 6 30 p m plus Lucy Jonathan Winters and more through 11 30 p m with multiple channels listing programs such as Alfred Hitchcock Ben Casey Petticoat Junction and Hullabaloo.
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Channel 3
Sports Spotlight
Karen
Steve
United States
U.N.C.L.E
Solo
Kathryn Hays
Lloyd Bochner
Summer Playhouse
Jeremy Slate
Connie Sawyer
Lucy
Jonathan Winters
Bob and
Ray and
The
New Christy Minstrels
Wendy
Farmer
Katy
Glen
Alfred Hitchcock
Peter Fonda
Ben Casey
Maureen O'Sullivan
Tony Bill
John Doe
Barbara Iswick
Gary Cooper
Atlanta May Extend Grid Loop Deadline
Atlanta officials consider extending a July 1 deadline to decide whether the city will pursue an NFL or AFL franchise for its new $18 million stadium in the 1966 season. Chairman Arthur Montgomery noted no formal request has been made for an extension. The NFL is reportedly having trouble selecting an owner for its franchise.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Stadium Authority
Arthur Montgomery
NFL
Wisconsin ranks sixth in Civil Defense course graduates
Madison Wisconsin officials say the state ranks sixth among the 50 states in residents who have completed the Civil Defense medical self help course. May enrollment reached 6 038 students totaling 42 273 graduates to date.
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Madison
Wisconsin
One More Game of Gin Crawford Remembers Judy Holliday
Brad Crawford recalls meeting Judy Holliday on the Born Yesterday set and sharing a train trip to Washington where they played gin rummy all the way. Holliday died of cancer in New York, and Crawford recalls their long friendship and one final gin game won by Holliday.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Broderick Crawford
Spain
Janet Leigh
Don Murray
Judy Holliday
New York
Crawford
Judy
Brad
Columbia Pictures
Harry Brock
Billie Dawn
Garson Kanin
Bill Holden
Washington, D.C
Columbia
Harry Cohn
Cohn
Billie
Brock
Chicago
Washington
Europe
Two Injuries From City Car Mishaps
Two rural Monroe residents were injured in a one car crash on Highway 11 and 81 as Steinmann dropped a cigarette and hit a power pole. Both victims were treated at St. Clare Hospital. A separate incident in Farm and Fleet involved a vehicle backing from a parking stall and striking a light pole. A third report notes a June 22 crash on 1110 11th Street with property damage.
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Monroe
Peter A. Steinmann
Route 3
Steinmann
St. Clare Hospital
Duane J. Steiner
New Glarus
Phillips and Smith
Farm and Fleet
Markets Update: Hogs Cattle Sheep Lemons and Eggs
Chicago markets note hogs 5,000 with varied loads and prices from 18.50 to 25.75, cattle 11,500 with prime loads at 29.50 to 29.75 and other classes 25.00 to 28.50, sheep 400 with spring lambs 25.50 to 26.00, butter steady and eggs steady with wholesale prices unchanged to higher. Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports feed and dairy price standings across grades and weights.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Cronberg Wins Madison Regatta in Testing Winds
MIT sailor Terry Cronberg dominated opening races at the National Collegiate Monotype sailing regatta on Lake Mendota. Gusts up to 30 mph cap sized five boats as the program paused with 10 races remaining. Cronberg led with 26 points, while Princeton’s Robert Purrington had 22 and rivals Henry Schofield of Long Beach State and Terry Anderini of Tulane followed.
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Madison
Terry Cronberg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lake Mendota
Cronberg
Robert Purrington
Princeton
Henry Schofield
Long Beach State
Terry Anderlini
Tulane
Madison Wins Pacemaker Award For Forest Nature Study
New York The National Education Association cited Madison Wisconsin for operating a 287 acre school forest used for nature study by pupils. Madison received a 1965 Pacemaker award for improvement of public education Saturday.
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Madison
New York
National Education Association
Madison, Wis
Classified Ads Rally Buyers and Sellers
Classified ads connect buyers renters and sellers in local markets. Ads highlight goods services real estate and opportunities guiding readers to contact sellers and negotiate.
Becker Returns Here After Insurance School
Richard Becker an American Family Insurance Group agent from Madison Wisconsin has returned from a sales and service training school held June 22 to 24 at the Madison home office. He was one of 19 agents from six midwestern states invited for instruction in automobile casualty fire health and life insurance.
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Richard Becker
American Family Insurance Group
Madison
Wisconsin
One County Mishap Reported by Deputies
A car driven by Fred J. Schneeberger a 17 Albany was damaged in a one car accident about five miles north of Monroe. The crash occurred at 1 a.m. on County Trunk FF with damage to the hood right side right rear tire bumper frame and grill. No injuries were reported.
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Fred J. Schneeberger
Albany
Monroe
Green County
Park Schedule For Twin ing Park Tonight
Tonight at Twin ing Park the slowpitch lineup features Grace Lutheran against Lanz Hardware at 7 p m Milwauke Cheese faces Eagles No 1 at 8 p m and Tri State meets Wisconsin Liquid Feed at 9 p m Tomorrow brings Midget League games Yankees versus Tigers at 1 p m Braves versus Phillies at 2 30 p m Slowpitch Monroe Machine and Welding vs Bethel at 7 p m St Johns versus Curtiss Feed at 8 p m Eagles No II vs Moose at 9 p m
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Twining Park
Grace Lutheran
Lanz Hardware
Milwauke Cheese
Eagles
Tri-State
Wisconsin
Yankees
Tigers
Braves
Phillies
Monroe Machine and Welding
Bethel
St. John’s
Curtiss
Eagles No. II
Moose
Recreation Park Sport Schedule Tonight and Tomorrow
Tonight at Recreation Park Simmons plays Huber at 7 45 p m Bank of Juda meets Agrico at 9 10 p m Tomorrow Pony League features White Sox versus Tigers at 1 p m Softball sees First National against Treuthardt s at 7 45 p m and Studers versus Western Newell at 9 10 p m
Milwaukeeman Fred Kradolfer Dies at 27 in Horicon
Fred G. Kradolfer 27, Milwaukee, died suddenly of a heart attack Saturday afternoon at the farm home of former employer Carl Vogel in rural Horicon where he was visiting. Born June 12, 1938 in Loyal, he lived in Milwaukee since 1955. Survived by his mother and a brother in St Louis. Services tentatively set for Wednesday in Monticello with burial in Monroe.
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Monticello
Fred G. Kradelfer
Milwaukee
Exeter Township
Carl Vogel
Horicon
Mr. Kradolfer
Loyal
Clark County
Carl
Alice Clark Kradolfer
Stan’s
Menomonie Falls
Fred C. Schmidt
114Th St
Jake
St. Louis
Voegeli
Greenwood Cemetery
Monroe
Saybury Robes and Milady Knits Featured in Monroe Ad
Classifieds list nylon Saybury robes with zipper fronts in navy turquoise or pink and Milady's knit Orlons two piece sets in camel blue and green at 7.98. Florine's pre Fourth sale offers markdowns on coats suits dresses hats and sportswear. Sta Press Slacks by Jack Winter wash and wear highlighted. The Style Shop appears as a featured retailer.
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Saybury
Milady’s
Florine
STA Press
Jack Winter
Wash 'N Wear
the Style Shop
Mrs. Lillie Wolf 78 Dies in Muscoda
Mrs. Lillie Wolf, 78, a Platteville native who moved to rural Muscoda six months ago, died after a brief illness. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Thomas Funeral Home. Survived by two sons Robert and Maynard, a daughter Mrs. Raymond Suer, seven sisters, four brothers, seven grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
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Platteville
Lillie Wolf
Muscoda
Thomas Funeral
Mayme Clark
Elizabeth Helmer
Orville Goke
Cecil Steinbach
Cuba City
Caroline Ingersol
South Pekin
Fred _ Rottiger
Raymond
Potosi
Jack
Hebron
Ill
Mervin
Rialto
Calif
Mrs. Harker Stricken at 99 in Wisconsin
Services for Mrs. John Harker 99 of Wiota who died Friday in Lafayette Manner Darlington were held at Argyle Methodist Church with Rev. R A Pegram officiating. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery Argyle Erickson Funeral Home arranged the services. Mrs. Harker born Ida Marie Lee in Wiota Township June 15 1866 married John W Harker in Argyle June 1 1886. She spent most of her life in the Argyle Wiota area moving to Wiota in 1962 to live with her daughter Mrs George Engebretson. Surviving are three daughters two of Wiota and Mrs Walter Tratt Libertyville Ill four sons William Green Bay Ralph Platteville Harvey Martinez Calif and David Lansing Mich two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a son Leslie Jan 27 1964 two brothers and four sisters.
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John Harker
Wiota
Lafayette
Darlington
Argyle Methodist Church
R. A. Pegram
South Wayne
John W. Harker
Iowa
Arthur G. Raiche Dies in Milwaukee
Arthur G. Raiche 84 Milwaukee pharmacist longtime retiree died Saturday in Columbia Hospital Milwaukee after a long illness. Surviving wife Norma Muehlmeier a daughter Mrs Harry Moore Libertyville IL a brother and granddaughter Pamelia Moore. Services 1 p.m. tomorrow Schmidt and Bartelt Funeral Home Milwaukee Rev David Howell will officiate burial Highland Cemetery Monticello 4 p.m. Local arrangements Voegeli Funeral Home.
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Monticello
Arthur G. Raiche
Milwaukee
Norma Muehlmeier
Columbia Hospital
Marinette
Marquette School of Pharmacy
Harry Moore
Libertyville
Ill
Pamelia Moore
Schmidt and Bartelt
David Howell
Grand Avenue
Frank Mooney Taken by Death
Frank Mooney 69 a retired Kraft Foods employee died Saturday night in Freeport Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness He was born in Shannon NL April 14 1896 son of William and Mary Smith Mooney He married Bethel Brown in Freeport Oct 2 1926 He worked for Kraft 20 years moving from Freeport to Chicago retiring in 1961 and settling in Orangeville He was a member of Orangeville Methodist Church His wife survives He was predeceased by two brothers and two sisters Services will be held at 1 30 p m tomorrow in the Cramer Chapel with Rev Sheldon Garden officiating Burial will be in Chapel Hill Cemetery south of Freeport
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Orangeville
Frank Mooney
Kraft Foods
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Shannon
William
Mary Smith Mooney
Freeport
Bethel Brown
Kraft
Chicago
Orangeville Methodist Church
Cramer Funeral
Sheldon Gerarden
Chapel Hill Cemetery
Conservationists Hope Ivory-billed Woodpeckers Survive
Conservationists believe a few ivory-billed woodpeckers may persist in hidden refuges across Louisiana eastern Texas and parts of Florida hoping undiscovered populations endure despite decades of rarity and limited sightings.
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Louisiana
Texas
George
Florida
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Everly Brothers
Bill Dana
Brenda Lee
J. D. Cannon
Hazel E. Weissenfluh
Llth St
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Madison Sail Regatta
Becker
Fred Kradeolfer
Shoppers Guide
Thorpe
Rosa Garden Center
Becker’s Leader Store
Bruni-Miller Co
Philco
Tschudy’s
Ben Riemer
Brodhead
Dial
William Eberle Jr
Sun Prairie
Wis
Holiday Inn
Stauffacher Sales
Joe Dearth
Monroe Bakery
Helland
Wainwright Drugs
Sporting Goods
Martin’s Sport & Hobby
Contact Disch
Keen’s Canoes
6Th St. Brodhead
Pardner
Belt Line
Galbranson
Myron’ Babler
16Th St
Johnson Music
Center Ave
Janesville
William Babler
Coplien Realty
Electrolux
Lawrence Waelti
Phillips and Smith Furniture
Ernest Wellman
Argyle
Paul Raymond
12Th Ave
St. Victor’s Church
Green County Realty
Country Club
Monroe Land Company
Arthur F. Roethe
Durocs
Twin Grove
John D. Blumer
John Bauman
Robert Stauffer
Carl Wally Feldt
Ben Feldt
Juda
Norm
Art
Dorothy
Star
Rufus A. Legler
Belleville Wis
C. Acker
Middleston
Monroe Loertscher Oil Co
James Flanagan
H. J. Schmitz
Verlen Eberle
17Th Street
Livingston Insurance and Realty
Monroe Evening Times
Polo Seed Co
Polo, Ill
Dearth Motors
17Th Ave
Stouffer Hatchery
Lena, Ill
McMahon
Patz
Silo-Matic
Ray Stamm Winslow
Lena
Charlotte Marsden
Galena
Arnold E. Bruggeman
Green St
Dubuque
City Property
Browntown
Strickler‘s Market
P.D.Q
Dish Outlet Store
Gambies
West Side of Square
Dish Outlet
Crandalls
16Th Ave
Monroe Hotel
Gail Drager
Blue Mounds
Martin Makes
Hamilton Safe Co
Beloit
Mrs. Harker
P. O
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