Natural Gas Sparks Monroe Expansion for North Central
Monroe natural gas expansion under North Central Public Service Corp. involves over 250000 in 1963 64, boosting customers by about 25 percent and adding staff. about 40 50 miles of piping exist with 20 miles added in 1963 and 10 more planned. gas from Texas Oklahoma and Kansas feeds Iowa Minnesota and other states.
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North Central Public Service Corp
Monroe
13Th Avenue
Robert M. Bussen
Times
Bussen
23Rd Street
Zith Avenue
Northern Gas Co
Omaha
Northern Natural
North Central
Ide Hour Mansion
Pipeline Company
Spring Hinted Yet Snowfall Delays Warm Weather
Weather desk reports spring began at 0 10 am but a Midwest snowstorm blankets the midsection with snow rain and sleet. Monroe area may see up to six inches before colder air returns and driving warnings are issued statewide. Forecaster Frederick M Ties of Brodhead predicts a harsher winter with 18 days remaining in the season.
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L Pring
Monroe
Midwest
Texas
Gulf
Frederick M. Ties
Brodhead
Glenn Still Intends To Make Senate Bid
Former astronaut John Glenn declares he will remain in the Ohio Senate race, despite a concussion from a bathroom accident. He spoke from Wilford Hall where he has been hospitalized since March 6, noting slower recovery but no intent to withdraw from the May 5 Democratic primary.
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Antonio
John Glenn
Ohio
Wilford Hall
Glenn Sai
Glenn
Schadeberg Speaks At Monroe Kiwanis Meeting
Rep Henry Schadeberg addressed the Monroe Kiwanis Club on the current Panama situation at the Swiss Wheel yesterday. Edward M. Adam announced a curling meet next Wednesday at the Curling Club rink, cohosted by the Monroe Lions Club.
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Schadeberg
Kiwanis
Panama
Henry Schadeberg
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Edward M. Adam
Kiwanis Club
Monroe Lions Club
Swiss Declines In Board Trading on Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
GREEN BAY In fairly active trading at the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange today, price levels remained unchanged on cheddar styles and dropped one cent on equivalent Wisconsin State brand block Swiss. At close, one bid for one car State brand pasteurized Swiss was unfilled with offers for several long block Swiss varieties and paraffined longhorns, and no sales were recorded.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Wisconsin
Rights group blasts Wallace entry in Wisconsin primary
The Governor's Commission on Human Rights criticized Alabama Governor George C. Wallace for entering Wisconsin's April 7 Democratic primary. It charged his campaign aims to sow fear and dissension, contrasting Wallace's views with those of civil rights supporters and Wisconsin Governor Reynolds. The piece notes Wallace's reception in Wisconsin and comments from state officials and caucus leaders on party publications and Republican views.
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Associated Press
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wisconsin
Johnson
Tallassee
Ala
Wallace
Gerald Lorge
Bear Creek
Waupaca County
Manawa
Reynolds
Legion Continues Boys State Plans
The American Legion vowed to send three boys to Boys State this year at a Legion dinner meeting in the Legion hall. They have sponsored Monroe high school boys for two years and will sponsor a third boy from South Wayne and Juda high schools on alternating years. A committee to obtain Junior Legion baseball uniforms was formed, with members Herbert Paske Alfred Henning Ed Rufenacht and Robert Hendrickson. lunch and serving committee members were Dr. Joseph Ganshert Herbert Paske Bernard Gibbons and William Eberhardt.
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The
American Legion
Legion
Legion Hall
Monroe High School
South Wayne
Juda
Junior Legion
Herbert Paske
Alfred Henning
Ed Rufenacht
Robert
Presidents Center State Group Backs Small College Units
Wisconsin college leaders in La Crosse backed a proposal to create small local colleges serving communities lacking higher education facilities. Angus Rothwell outlined a plan for a separate regents board, 400 minimum enrollment, broad programs, and low or no tuition. No action taken. report to the Wisconsin Coordinating Committee for Higher Education. Monroe cited as a potential site for a state college branch or UW extension center as county teacher colleges phase out.
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Wisconsin
Hursday
State Board of College Regents
la Crosse
Angus B. Rothwell
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Rothwell
University of Wisconsin
Board of Regents
Wisconsin Co- Ordinating Committee For Higher Education
Monroe
Makeup Clinic Plans Complete Cards Will Help Determine Type
An appeal urged allSabin oral vaccine recipients to bring record cards for Sundays makeup clinic at Monroe Armory from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Green County Medical Society officials note Alphabetical lists are nearly impossible across three clinics. If dates or types are unknown, visit a family physician for a two shot all three type series to guarantee protection. About 45 000 doses have been given countywide. 25 cent per dose donations are requested to offset costs. No more Sabin clinics are planned and vaccine soon will be in doctors offices.
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Sabin
Monroe Armory
Green County Medical Society
Monroe
Medical Society
Stock Market Trims Losses in Late Trade
In New York a sharp market decline eased in late trading with moderate activity. Key stocks slipped only fractions to about one point, while more issues posted gains or smaller losses. American Telephone cut its loss by half from about one point. Daily volume was about 5.1 million shares.
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New York
Salinger resigns as White House press secretary to run for Senate
Salinger flew home after quitting as President Johnson's press secretary and filed a Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate in California. He may challenge Clair Engle, with primary rules and eligibility under debate as experts weigh his residency and age. Andrew Hatcher also exits as press aide. George Reedy named Johnson’s new press secretary.
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San Francisco
Pierre Salinger
Johnson
U.S. Senate
Salinger
Senate
California
Clair Engle
Engle
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Edmund G. Brown
Alan Cranston
Brown
Cranston
Andrew T. Hatcher
George Reedy
Salinger Reedy
Midwest
Chicago
Ind
Duluth
University of Chicago
Washton
United Press
Reedy
Ski Fans Get Extended Season Across Wisconsin
Snow depths vary across Wisconsin with Park Falls at 14 inches and Superior 10 while Green Bay Eau Claire and Wausau report traces. Cold highs in the 20s expected Saturday and Sunday. Marquette Michigan shows 17 inches and Houghton 16 inches. Skiers face limited opportunities but spring might lift spirits as heavy snow continues.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Wiconsin
State Park Falls
Superior
Marquette
Mich
Houghton
Green Bay
Eau Claire
Wausau
Semifinals Tonight in Wisconsin High School Tourney
Semifinals set for tonight as Dodgeville Milwaukee North Waterloo and Waukesha claim spots in the 49th annual Wisconsin high school basketball tournament at the University of Wisconsin Field House. Dodgeville beat Merrill 48-43 to reach 24 wins. North topped Manitowoc 76-63. Waterloo edged Frederic 58-56. Waukesha beat Eau Claire Memorial 78-73. Consolation semifinals follow with Merrill vs Eau Claire and Frederic vs Manitowoc.
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Madison
Dodgeville
Milwaukee North
Waterloo
Waukesha
University of Wisconsin
Merrill
North
Manitowoc
Frederic
Eau Claire Memorial
Milwaukee
Eau Claire
Heart Fund Total Reaches 3174.86 in Monroe Campaign
Mrs. Leo Share, treasurer for the 1964 Heart Fund drive in Monroe, announced a final record total of 3174.86 collected, exceeding the $2463 quota by over 700. The Wisconsin Heart Association campaign, run by Alpha Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority, featured Heart Weekend, a Song in My Heart show with Green County Barbershop Chorus, and rural and business gifts solicitation.
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Leo Share
Heart Fund
Monroe
Wisconsin Heart Association
Alpha Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Green County Barbershop Chorus
Third Woman Named Envoy to Copenhagen
The United States names Katharine E. White of New Jersey as ambassador to Denmark, the third woman to hold the post. She succeeds William McCormick Blair Jr., whose resignation was announced Thursday.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Katharine E. White
New Jersey
U.S
William McCormick Blair Jr
Monroe Students To Give Painting In Greenville Exchange
The Monroe Exchange plans a Wisconsin landscape painting presentation to Greenville Alabama students after arriving in April. Artist Parnell E. Bach from Madison West will auction the work with co adviser Mrs. Herbert Ainsworth noting Bach’s prominence. The group, hosting Greenville guests in November, departs April 1 for the Deep South, midway through Easter break, after a Monroe skit at a Greenville assembly.
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Wisconsin
Greenville High School
Alabama
Monroe
Deep South
Parnell E. Bach
Madison West High School
Mary Condon
Fredric Rosa
Greenville
Times
Ala
Herbert Ainsworth
Monroe Group
Bach
Tallulah
Wheat Ridge
Colo
Ttdate
Madison
William Schuetze
Exchange Group
Next Week's Menus Editor's Note Spring Vacation
The note explains that the menu will not appear next week due to spring vacation from Friday to Monday, April 6, with menus resuming Friday, April 3. It lists daily offerings: Monday creamed chipped beef and sides, Tuesday baked chop suey, Wednesday veal patties, Thursday chili and sandwich, Friday Good Friday no classes.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Kenneth Norder
Thomas Stauffacher
Veril Keegan
Irene Gettings
Alabaman
Presidents Center
Pierre Salinger Kennedy-Johnson
White House
JFK
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