Green County Hospital plans three story Y addition
Architects and county officials outlined a three story Y extension to the Green County hospital joining east of the current building. The plan includes 104 beds, wheelchair accessible design, private and shared spaces, and security features avoiding bars. Construction could start mid year with bids advertised and a $500000 cap funded by hospital profits.
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Green County Hospital
Robert P. Torkelson
Ames
Torkelson
Johnson
Green County
Green County Beef Producers Organize New Unit
The Green County Beef Producers group formed with 25 county beef raisers meeting at the Green County Agricultural building. Seven directors will elect officers and draft bylaws for a March 24 meeting. Members include Harry E. Williams Richard Shallberg Ralph Isely Monroe Rolland Zimmerman Ben Feldt Don Witt Monticello John Krebs Brown Town.
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Green County Beef Producers Group
Green County Agricultural _ building
Harry E. Williams
Richard Shallberg
Ralph Isely
Monroe
Rolland Zimmerman
Ben Feldt
Don Witt
Monticello
John Krebs
Browntown
Green County Beef Producers
Charles Hensel
O. L. Hare
Roger Dunwiddie
Barbara Williams
Spot Spraying Approved for Weeds Along Highways
County Highway Department can spray weeds along trunk highways where mowing fails. The board had banned all poison spraying but the highway commissioner says spot spraying, even by hand, aids gradient slopes and saves costs. The meeting also discussed welfare reports, federal requirements, and the Kerry Mills Medical Assistance Program with projected eligibility.
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County Highway Department
Kenneth H. Meyer
Meyer
Highway 69
Highway Department
Welfare Department
Ray F. Kaskey
Kaskey
Kerry Mills
L. A. Koenig
Wisconsin Bar Association
Milwaukee
Hugo H. Voelkh
Matt Eraser
Ville R. Evans
Swiss Mart Unsettled Market Weighs On Prices
Madison Wisconsin report shows cheddar prices holding 35 to 37 percent for blocks and daisies, with demand light but ample supplies across styles. Swiss market steadier yet unsettled as lower cheddar prices and imports temper demand. state brand blocks run 44 to 45, other grades 38 to 42 percent amid fair to good buying but rising resistance.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Lodge Sweeps Contest and Barry Second in NH Primary
Henry Cabot Lodge won all 14 New Hampshire Republican delegate slots in the leadoff primary with a write‑in surge that defeated Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller. Nixon and Smith trailed, while NH Democrats backed Kennedy for vice president. State also approved a sweepstakes education fundraiser in a 3 to 1 vote.
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Concord
N.H
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater Rockefeller
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Minnesota
Harold Stassen
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Nixon
Smith
Stassen
Johnson
White House
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
John W. King
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Jfor
Bloodmobile seeks Rh negative donors April 15
The Browntown Bloodmobile will visit Peace United Church of Christ on Wednesday April 15 from 2 to 5 p.m. in a drive requesting Rh negative blood. Goal is 47 pints, with recruiters Mrs. Ivan Ellingson, Mrs. Frank Guttmer, and Mrs. John Krebs assisting.
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Browntown
Peace United Church of Christ
Ivan Ellingson
Frank Guttmer
John Krebs
U.S. Asks Reds To Free Airmen In East Germany Shootdown
The United States protested to the Soviet Union urging the release of an unarmed reconnaissance RB-66 aircraft and its three crew members shot down Tuesday over East Germany. Captain David I. Holland, Captain Melvin J. Kessler, and First Lieutenant Harold W. Welch were identified by the Air Force as the crew.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
East
Germany
Defense Department
Air Force
David I. Holland
Tyler
U.S
West Germany
East Germany
Toul- Rosieres
France
Birth of a Prince Named James Revered by Britain
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip celebrate the birth of their fourth child, a boy weighing 5 pounds 7 ounces born at Buckingham Palace. The infant, third in line to the throne, prompts 41 gun salutes as public speculation swirls over the name James and other possibilities.
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London
Britain
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
John
Prince Philip
Paul
Greece
James
Robert
Rupert
Davis
Princess Alexandra
Margaret
Duchess of Kent
Alexandra
Charles
Andrew
Anne
Galli Wins GOP Assembly Nomination in Green County
Galli of Monroe leads in Green County Republican primary with 1,706 votes, topping T. J. Burgy Jr. and Edward J. Kaderly as write in votes complicate April 7 race. Democratic write ins could trigger a late candidate, with affidavits and lot drawing possible to place a Democrat on the ballot.
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G. Fred Galli
Monroe
Green County
Galli
T. J. Burgy Jr
Edward J. Kaderly
Spring Grove Township
Burgy
New Glarus
Kaderly
Clarno
Brodhead
Schulz
Monticello
Gal Ii
C. M. Stauffer
Reynolds
Secretary of State
Waldo Freitag
Fred Leinhardt
Frederick
Woody) Viney
Dayton
Shoppers Gift Draw Set for Bunny Days in Monroe
About 300 gifts will be distributed to Monroe shoppers this Friday and Saturday during Bunny Days. The Easter Bunny will hand out numbers entitling winners to gifts from participating merchants. Chamber officials say winning numbers will be posted in store windows, and participating firms are listed in The Monroe Evening Times.
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Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Evening Times
Cheesemakers Struggle for Tickets to Platteville Sectional
Monroe fans race for 500 tickets as Cheesemakers ride a 14 game win streak into Friday’s Platteville sectional opener against Belmont after beating Sauk Prairie 95-61. Limited allotments have depleted, with possible extra tickets only if other schools decline. Belmont earned its spot by beating Cuba City 62-59, while Dodgeville and Soldiers Grove also advance.
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Monroe
Platteville
Cheesemakers
Belmont Braves
Sauk Prairie
Middleton
Walter Babula
Babwa
Belmont
Cuba City
Verona
Steve Tracy
Braves
Dodgeville
Bloomington
Soldiers Grove
Baraboo
Cheesemen
Madison West
Madison Central
St Victor’s set for semifinal in Bishop O Connor tourney
St Victor’s grade school tops Queen of Peace 45 42 in quarterfinals and advances to face Jefferson St John’s in the Bishop O Connor cage tournament semifinal at St Bernard’s gym Madison tomorrow at 6 30 p m Don Bloom led scoring while all starters contributed. Finals set for Friday at 8 p m .
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St. Victor's
Jefferson St. John’s
St. Bernard's
Madison
Monroe
Queen of Peace
St. Victor’s
Don Bloom
Times Staff Handles 340 Election Results Calls for New Record
Monroe Evening Times staff processed 340 telephone requests for election results after polls closed. With only three trunk lines, three girls handled the deluge between 7 and 9 15 p.m. The county results for all races were compiled by 8 30 p.m., setting a new primary record.
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Monroe Evening Times
Grant Chooses Azim Griswold In Lancaster Primary
James N. Azim Jr. won the Republican nomination for an Assembly seat in Grant County with 2,656 votes defeating Paul M. Ipsen and Ray J. Eckstein. Theodore Griswold was unopposed for the Democratic nomination and will face Azim in the April election to fill the seat left by death of Hugh Harper.
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Lancaster
Grant County
James N. Azim Jr
Assembly
Azim
Muscoda
Theodore Griswold
Livingston
GOP
Paul M. Ipsen
Cuba City
Ray J. Eckstein
Cassville
Ipsen
Eckstein
Griswold
Ekum and Schiller to face off in Monroe mayoral runoff
Walter R. Ekum and Victor N. Schiller advance to the April 7 Monroe mayoral election after yesterday's primary. Ekum won six of eight wards with 1 108 votes, Schiller led in the Fourth and Fifth Wards with 876 ballots, while Sebastian Laeser Jr. finished third with 667 votes. Laeser is a former city engineer and now proprietor of the Dunwiddie.
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Walter R. Ekum
Victor N. Schiller
Monroe
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Ekum
Schiller
Laeser
Dunwiddie
Three Way Primary in Monroe for City Office and Green County Seat
Ekum bids first for public office while Schiller seeks a fourth term as mayor after terms from 1958 to 1960 and subsequent defeats. Incumbent Evans not seeking a third term triggers three candidate primary. In Green County, J. Burgy Jr leads Monroe votes for assembly with 1 104, Galli 831, Kaderly 525, Schulz 74. turnout 2,664 of 4,672 registered. Absentee voting totals reach 83.
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Green County Assembly
J. Burgy Jr
Burgy
Fred Galli
Monroe
Galli
Edward J. Kaderly
Harold D. Schulz
Freda M. Bray
Boyle-Wilkie race tops Wisconsin Supreme Court primary
Justice Horace Wilkie led the three candidate field but Howard H Boyle Jr. surged by focusing on obscenity and the Tropic of Cancer case. Larsen trailed after a low key campaign. With 3,537 of 3,547 precincts reported, Wilkie led 139,953 to 127,084 with 107,399 for Larsen. turnout neared 375,000.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Horace Wilkie
Howard H Boyle Jr
Beaver Dam
Boyle
Wilkie
Harry E. Larsen
Bruce Beilfuss
Beilfuss
Larsen
Leo Fahey
Supreme Court
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