Monroe Fans Chase Sectional Berth Tonight
Monroe battles Sauk Prairie in Middleton sub sectional action with the winner advancing to Platteville sectional and a shot at the state finals. Cheesemakers seek tickets at the door as 75 tickets remain for a 7:30 p.m. tip-off. Monroe features high scorers Keith Burington and Tom Mitchell while Sauk Prairie counters with balance.
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Monroe
Sauk Prairie
Middleton
Platteville
Platteville State College
Walter Babula
Monroe High School
Babula
Middleton School
M:ton
Sparta
Baraboo
Madison
The
Cheesemakers
Bob Buchholtz
Tom Mitchell
Jim Dearth
Keith Burington
Jim Bidlingmaier
Carl
Tyggum
Tom Sandeman
Don Hehenberger
Rod Hehenberger
Jack Brandt
Allan Alt
Mike Morey
Doug Wezel
Badger Conference
Wisconsin
Glenn Undergoing Medical Checkup After Brain Concussion
Glenn, the U S aviation hero, is undergoing a three to four day battery of examinations in San Antonio. He was airlifted to Wilford Hall U S Air Force hospital after sustaining a brain concussion in a February bathroom accident in Columbus Ohio.
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San Antonio
Texawico Marine
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Columbus
Ohio
Wilford Hall
U.S. Air Force Hospital
St Victor's Cagers Face Queen of Peace in Tourney Clash
Monroe 15-2 team seeks fifth straight victory after defeating St Joseph of Ft. Atkinson 53 46. St Victor's meets Queen of Peace at St Bernard's Madison tonight at 6 30 p m with semis Thursday and final Friday at 8 p m Monroe eyes tourney crown after two early non conference losses and St Victor's aims to defend southern Madison Diocese title amid earlier auto accident injuries.
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St. Victor’s
Bishop O'Connor
St. Bernard’s
Madison
Queen of Peace
John Ganshirt
Jim Fritz
Jim Mueller
Tom Eraser
Joe Ripp
Steve Kessenich
Monroe High School
St. Victor's Parochial School
Bishop O'Conner
St. Bernard’s Gym
Monroe
St. Joseph of
Ft. Atkinson
Don Bloom
Cuba City St. Rose
Madison St. James
St. Bernard
Jefferson St. John
Atwood Avenue
East
Edgerton Seminary
Bloom
Platteville
St. Victor's
Shullsburg
Alfred Kunz
Edward Zupane
W. J. Donovan Jr
Bernie Rae Purcell
Patty Reilly
Carolyn Silvis
Cathy Lamboley
Elaine Schwartz
Cathy Kuster
Sandy Hughes
Jan Benkert
Marcia Connors
Freight Plane Crashes Off Boston Water Front
A four engine DC4 from New York and Bradley Field ran into sleet and gale while attempting an instrument landing at Castle Island Water front Terminal near Logan Airport. The crash killed three crew members. initial reports suggested two lumber yard workers died, but later all yard employees were accounted for.
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Boston
Slick Airways
New York
Bradley Field
Conn
Castle Island
Logan International Airport
Bands to present concert April 22 in school auditorium
A joint concert by the junior and senior high school bands will be held in the auditorium on Wednesday April 22 starting at 8 pm. It marks the 30th year a band has been part of the regular school program with daytime rehearsals. Allan F. Barnard directs the high school orchestra the Cadet Band and the Monroe high school Concert Band.
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Allan F. Barnard
Monroe High School
Sohne Trial Assured for Nazi Murder in Argentina
Dr. Gerhard Bohne will be handed to West Germany for trial on charges linked to the Nazi program that targeted 15,000 individuals, including mental defectives, in a systematized campaign. The case underscores postwar efforts to prosecute war crimes and hold officials accountable.
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Argentina
Gerhard Bohne
West Germany
Nun Delivers Staged Help In Seminary Holdup Trap Ends in Capture
In Maryknoll New York a deputy in nun disguise lured bandits into the post office of the seminary receiving gifts for Catholic missions. After a tense standoff with more than three dozen officers the three wounded suspects were captured and a lookout escaped into nearby woods. Police believe the operation was timed after a tip from New York City.
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Nun
Maryknoll
N.Y
Frances Anderson
Maryknoll Seminary
Mrs. Anderson
Catholic Mission
New York City
Ossining
Labor backs Reynolds in Wisconsin delegates push
Wisconsin AFL-CIO leaders urge 400 unions to back Gov. John W. Reynolds for Democratic convention delegates. They call George Wallace a bigot and anti-labor spokes man and warn a Wallace win or large vote could echo nationally. Wallace lists candidates opposing Reynolds, described as radical right by party chairman Louis Hanson.
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Milwaukee
John W. Reynolds
George Wallace
Alabama
Wisconsin
Aflcio
Reynolds
George Haberman
John W. Schmitt
George Hall
Afl-Cio
Wallace
America
Johnson
Radical Right
Louis Hanson
First Hampshire Ballots Show Nixon Lodge Lead
Brodhead City Council votes to spray elm trees and remove diseased ones in 1964, seeks bids before April 15, and discusses a pool heater and police car. Budget items include $11,385 last year for spraying and removal, with bids for a new police car and a disposal truck. Council approves spending for hose, dump custodian, and various building permits, with total claims paid and bank balances reported.
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Brodhead
Alvin Accola
Brodhead Jaycees
Francis Gombar
Truman Olin
Alfred Gedert
Bernard Clark
Timm Motor Co
Calvin Wickline
East 4Ths Avenue
16Th Street
Accola
Dale Johnson
The
Water and Light Commission
Stanley Knight
Kenneth Hamilton
Isurance
Donald Cleveland
Robert Riese
Eugene Clark
New House
American Agricultural Chemical Co
Richard Kamps
W. J. Patrick
James Flynn
White Youth Pleads Guilty in Negro Death in Alabama
In Birmingham a 16 year old white youth pleaded guilty to second degree manslaughter for the shooting of a Negro boy during racial disorders last fall. Michael Lee Farley was sentenced to seven months in jail Monday. Companion Larry Joe Sims, 17, got a similar sentence after a January trial. both sought probation.
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Birmingham
Ala
Michael Lee Farley
Larry Joe Sims
Cheese Demand Fair in Madison Wisconsin Market
Madison Wisconsin dairy market reports steadier cheddar prices with demand fair to good and ample supplies across styles. Aged cheeses in good demand with light stock. cheddars and blocks steady around 35 to 37 percent, single daisies and longhorns near 37 percent, midgets around 39 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Uneasy Truce in Cyprus Amid Fears of Renewal
In Cyprus Greek and Turkish Cypriots kept a fragile truce in Kuma while fear of renewed fighting grew as shots were heard near Mallia. A British platoon rushed to Mallia to prevent a broader clash. talks to restore peace were to begin today. The cease-fire followed 12 hours of heavy fighting. U N Secretary General Thant appealed to leaders Makarios and Kuchuk.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Kuma
Mallia
Mediterranean
Makarios
Fazil Kuchuk
U.N
U Thant
Greece
Turkey
Aziz Altay
Thant
Moderate Primary Voting Seen in Monroe Mayor Race
Moderate turnout reported in Monroe with 1 171 ballots cast by 1 p m amid a three way mayoral contest a four way Green County assembly race and favorable weather. First voters in each ward opened polling at 9 a m in Turner Hall. Candidates for mayor include Walter R Ekum Sebastian Laeser Jr and Victor N Schiller forming the ballot while Edward J Kaderiy T J Burgy Jr G Fred Galli and Harold D Schulz vie for the assembly seat.
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Monroe
Green County
Turner Hall
Bernard Wiegel
9Th Street
Glen L
Esther) Kuhl
16Th Street
Alvin H. Babler
Country Lane
Ward
Catherine) Stackpole
14Th Avenue
Fourth Ward
Sam Pickett
13Th Avenue
Fifth Ward
Carl Schiess Sr
17Th Avenue
Sixth Ward
Myron I. Stair
8Th Street
Seventh Ward
Mae Klassy
Eighth Ward
Special Assembly
Gov. Reynolds
C. M. Stauffer
Walter R. Ekum
Dunwiddie and Son
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Victor N. Schiller
Edward J. Kaderiy
Spring Grove Township
T. J. Burgy Jr
Veterans Service
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers [Association
Harold D .Schulz
Monticello Street
Green County Council
American Legion
Monroe election results phone service tonight
The Monroe Evening Times will operate an election telephone service tonight starting at 7 p.m. to provide up to the minute tallies on the Monroe mayoral and county Assembly races and possibly the statewide Supreme Court primary if available. Dial 5-5101 after 7 p.m. to hear ongoing precinct results and final tabulations as they come in.
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe
Supreme Court
Chamber Plans Industry Parley at Monroe Meeting
A Monroe Chamber of Commerce gathering on Monday March 16 noon at Marco's will present a panel on industrial development progress and future steps. Panelists include Paul Bergman Wisconsin Power and Light Co Lester M Johnson Harold Bluml er and Rodney O Kittelsen. A smorgasbord dinner will follow and the program should end by 1 15 p m. Reservations by 5 p m Friday via 325 3739.
Milwaukee Hospital Suit Brings $139,000
Milwaukee officials reached a $139,000 settlement in a damage suit against the city and Dr. Walter J Hogan over the 1961 amputation of Deborah Michalek’s right leg and hip after treatment at Johnston Municipal Hospital. Parents Donald and (the late) Deborah Michalek sought $1.1 million, claiming drugs caused gangrene following high fever and convulsions. The award was split $69,500 from the city and $69,500 from Hogan’s insurer. In Vatican City, Archbishop William Cousins of Milwaukee and Archbishop Cody of New Orleans met Pope Paul VI in private audiences.
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Milwaukee
Johnston Municipal Hospital
Harvey L. Neelen
Donald Michalek
Deborah
Walter J Hogan
Cousins
Vatican City
William Cousins
John Patrick Cody
New Orleans
Pope Paul VI
Snowy New Hampshire Primary Tests GOP Road to 1964
Heavy snowfall and early write ins in New Hampshire’s party primary shape the GOP field as Goldwater leads by one vote over Lodge with Nixon close behind. Rockefeller and Smith register scattered support while many votes are write ins for vice president Smith and Kennedy figures appear on Democratic ballots.
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Concord
N.H
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
New Hampshire
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Lodge
Mountain Hamlets
Johnson
Goldwater
Nixon
New York
Rockefeller
North Country
Dixville Notch
Hart’s
Ellsworth
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Smith
U.S
South Viet Nam
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
John W. King
Kennedy
King
Schultz Slayer Freed on Parole
TRENTON New Jersey Charles Workman known as Slayer was paroled after 23 years for the 1935 Newark restaurant killing of Dutch Schultz a Prohibition beer baron. He and his wife left in a waiting sedan amid rain without commenting as two Murder Inc members testified he fired at Schultz and three guards. He has denied the crime.
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Trenton
N.J
Charles
the Bug
Workman
New Jersey
Dutch Schultz
Efa
Schultz
Murder Inc
Newark
Doris Sabish Named Grant County Schools Superintendent
Madison and state Superintendent Angus B. Rothwell announced today the appointment of Doris Sabish as Grant County superintendent of schools. Sabish has served as supervising teacher for 18 years, succeeding the resigning Alex Jones.
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Adison
Angus B. Rothwell
Doris Sabish
Grant County
Miss Sabish
Alex Jones
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Cage Fever
St. Victor’s Cagers
Hampshire
Regis
Pie A
Industry
Milwaukee Hospital
Schultz ‘Slayer
Grant
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