Proxmire Defends Kennedy Farm Record Amid Primary Clash
Wisconsin Senator William Proxmire challenged Senator Humphrey on his critique of Kennedy farm policy. He urged neutrality in Wisconsin delegate battles while praising Kennedy as thoroughly committed to farm programs. Humphrey had accused Kennedy of backing Benson policies, stirring debate at La Crosse and Milwaukee events. Robert Kennedy also spoke at the forum, as John F. Kennedy hosted a hotel reception.
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William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Hubert H. Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Sen
Humphrey
Proxmire
Washington
Sen. Kennedy
la Crosse
Benson
Milwaukee
Minnesota
National Association For the Advance of Colored People
Robert Kennedy
Nelson Disputes Truman Stand Over Civil Rights
Wisconsin Governor Nelson defended peaceful civil rights protests by southern Negroes and disagreed with former President Truman on ejecting demonstrators. He called Truman a rugged civil rights defender in other contexts while noting the protests dramatize the issue.
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Madison
Nelson
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Green Bay Attorney Named President Nominee for Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
A Green Bay attorney, Richard J. Gould, is nominated to be President of the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange, replacing retiree Robert W. Leffler of Plymouth effective April 1. The nominations committee also put forward H. E. Sears as first vice president, V R. Butler as second vice president, Edward Trier as secretary, Harold Mohr as treasurer, and directors Dave Nusbaum, L. D. Schreiber Co., Green Bay, and O. G. Lindemann, Northern Wisconsin Produce Co., Manitowoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Robert W. Leffler
Plymouth
Richard J. Gould
M. G. Bush
Exchange
H. E. Sears
Plymouth Cheese Corp
Bay
V R. Butler
Borden Foods
Edward Trier
Trier Cheese Co
Keegan
Harold Mohr
Kraft Foods
Dave Nusbaum
L. D. Schreiber Co
Oo. G. Lindemann
Northern Wisconsin Produce Co
Manitowoc
One Snow Left on First Day of Spring in Brodhead
On the first day of spring brodhead records 49 snowfalls this season as Frederick Ties, who predicted 50 using a family weather formula, notes one more snow to go. The Monroe area sees near zero temperatures and spring officially began at 8:45 a.m. CST yesterday. Yellow stone Lake may not open fishing season April 1. two feet of ice remain there while Sugar River ice breaks up toward Albany.
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Frederick Ties
Brodhead
Ties
Mercury
Monroe
Clarence R. Benkert
Yellowstone Lake
Sugar River
Albany
Mrs. Dolan 76 Dies in St. Clare Hospital
Mrs Louise Dolan of Monroe aged 76 died at 5 30 p m Saturday in St Clare hospital after admission that morning. She was born July 2 1883 in Sylvester Township the daughter of Jacob and Rose Boss Strasser. She lived in Monroe most of her life with a three year period in Beloit with her son. Survivors include son Robert Melrose Park Ill daughter Mrs Joe Koch Los Angeles three brothers Albert Monticello Jacob Monroe Ed Albany and sister Mrs Ben Jenny Monroe She was preceded in death by husband Andrew and children Chester Harriet and others She was member of St Johns United Church of Christ Services Tuesday at 2 pm at Shriner Neushwander funeral home Rev Paul H Olm to officiate burial in Greenwood cemetery Friends may call at funeral home
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Louise Dolan
17Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Sylvester Township
Jacob
Rose Boss Strasser
Dutch Hollow
Andrew Dolan
Monroe
Beloit
Robert
Melrose Park
Ill
Joe Koch
Los Angeles
Albert Monticello
Albany
Ben Jenny
Chester
Harriet
Gottlieb
Rose) Losberger
Albert
Lena) Mohns
Juda
Arthur
Mary) Edwards
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Shriner- Neushwander
Paul H. Olm
Greenwood Cemetery
Stock Trend Mixed In Moderate Trading
In New York, steel and motor shares fell while overall market drifted on an uneven course in moderate trading. Most leaders moved within a point, and the market remained mixed from the start with cautious activity and little price stimulus from news.
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New York
Monroe Demonstration Shows Civil Defense Alert Work
Monroe residents inspected Civil Defense units during a two hour demonstration alert. Officials called the program successful with minor flaws to fix. More than 200 people viewed mobile units and the Courthouse displays as CD personnel tested sirens and communications.
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Orville Evans Jr
Andrew Erickson
Walter Drews
Times
Monroe
Civil Defense
Police
T. J. Burgy Jr
Burgy
Victor N. Schiller
O. R. Evans
Civil Defense Organization
Robert Schmid
John Schild
Girl Scout Troop No. 237
Shopping Center To Be Built Soon At Monroe Edge
Groundbreaking planned within 30 days for a new shopping center at Monroe's south edge on land bought from Peter Manos. George Ferrall of Wattles and Ferrall reports bids opened, contracts to be signed within 10 days. The existing house east of the Swiss Wheel will be moved to 8th avenue. Piggly Wiggly signs lease for a store. coin operated laundry to open. Several spaces remain for lease.
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Monroe
Peter
Banjo Pete) Manos
George Ferrall
Rockford
Wattles and
Ferrall
8Th Avenue
Piggly Wiggly Food Chain
Brodhead Firemen Fight Rural Blaze
Brodhead firemen battled a roof fire at the L. A. Saunders rural home near the golf course last night at 7 30 sparked by a chimney. No interior damage occurred.
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Brodhead
L. A. Saunders
Spring conservation course starts in county schools
Motivation days for the spring conservation course begin tomorrow in county schools with 18 centers hosting sessions. Rudolph T. Haskee says the program features forestry themes and includes representatives from county and state offices. Mil ford Schwitz chairs the teachers conservation committee. the schedule lists Hiawatha and Iliff as host schools with sessions at 9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.
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Rudolph T. Haskee
Milford Schwitz
Milford Schwitz Is Chairman of the Teachers Conservation Committee
Robert Huffman
Wayne Albertson
Jack Hartenberger
Leota Lehnherr
Virgil Wenger
Ray Grady
Otto Erzinger
Hiawatha
Iliff
Grove
Mills
Michaels
Buckskin
Blackford
Roosevelt
Simmons
FAA Sets Speed Limits After Electra Tragedy
The FAA ordered Electra turbo prop airliners limited to about 316 mph up to 15 000 feet with a sliding scale at higher altitudes as investigations continue into last Thursday's Indiana crash that killed 63. Lockheed reported 136 Electras delivered. prior similar crashes include American Airlines in New York City and Braniff near Texas.
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Washington
Indiana
Federal Aviation Agency
Civil Aeronautics Board
FAA
E. R. Quesada
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
Northwest Airlines
Tell City
Ind
Quesada
American Airlines
New York
East River
Braniff Airways
Tex
Four Selections Win Top Award At 4-H Festival
Four 4 H clubs earned top honors at the county music and drama festival held Saturday night at Monroe junior high. Selected to Evansville district festival are the New Glarus Four Evers quartet and the Brownstown novelty number plus Hiawatha Club square dancers. The New Glarus play Wildcat Willie and the Bearded Lady advances on April 20.
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Monroe
Evansville
New Glarus Club
Browntown Club
Hiawatha
Wildcat
Willie
Bearded Lady
Steve Streiff
David Hustad
Ronald Strahm
Gary Streiff
Neil Truttman
Diane Disch
Jacqueline Disch
Norman Hefty
Lynn Luchsinger
Cheryl Zentner
JoAnn Hoesly
Browntown
Hiawatha Club
Kathryn Schoepfer
Diane Wild
Beverly Block
Diane Indergand
Fredrick Amacher
Russell Block
Jeffrey Wild
Gregory Wild
Monticello Farm Institute Speakers at Wednesday event
Monticello hosts a farm institute in Karlen's Hall from 10 45 a m to 3 45 p m with speakers Evert Wallenfeldt on market requirements, Ed Burns on dairy cattle housing, and C K Luchtenhand on public health aspects of housing, plus a hay and silage show and high school activities. Registration by Ralph Beckman. Prizes offered to area farmers with forage samples from hay and silage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Evert Wellenfeldt
Ed Bruns
C. K. Luchtenhand
State Board of Health
Monticello Farm Institute
Karlen’s
Wallenfeldt
Burns
Luchterhand
Ralph Beckman
Garbage setup estimates ready for city plans
A Board of Public Works meeting over Mayor Schiller’s order requiring department heads to obtain purchasing committee authorization for supplies led to a heated exchange. Costs for two garbage programs were outlined: private contractor at 58 000 dollars or a tax rise of 1.86 per thousand. city control plan at 46 000 dollars or 1.46 per thousand. Curbside pickup could cut costs by about one third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Victor N. Schiller
Monroe Evening Times
Schiller
G. Fred Galli
Galli
Rex Eyler
General Alarm Delays Firemen At Local hoops Final
About 35 members of the Monroe volunteer fire department missed the finish of the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association basketball finals Saturday night to answer a general alarm at Wolleson’s Tavern. A smoldering cigarette in a cold air duct ignited dust. water stopped the smoke and no damages were reported.
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Monroe Volunteer Fire Department
WIAA
Wolleson
17Th Avenue
Suspect Sought in Starved Rock Triple Murder Case
Ottawa Illinois and Chicago police pursue a husky blond man, about 25, seen talking to three Riverside women near Starved Rock State Park before they were beaten to death. Crime lab notes indicate two victims were bound with 20 strand twine, suggesting psychopathic pattern. A LaSalle auto dealer provided key sighting and remains confident the lead is solid.
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Ottawa
Ill
Starved Rock State Park
Chicago
Crime Laboratory
State Bureau of Identification and Investigation
Harland Warren
William Morris
Ray Butsey
John F. Schaich
Frances Murphy
Mildred Lindquist
Lillian Oetting
Riverside
St. Louis Canyon
LaSalle Auto
Morris
Northernaire Hotel Connected Illinois Slayings Victims
Carl O. Marty reports in a Three Lakes note that all three victims in the Illinois park killings were guests at the Northernaire hotel and were well known to the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl O. Marty
Three Lakes
Illinois Park
Northernaire
Third of Slaying Figures Gives Up
Chicago police say the third man in the slayings of two postal investigators surrendered after saying the case had grown too hot. Allen Golson, 32, identified himself to postal inspectors as the remaining accomplice, with William Perkins, 36, and George Wilson, 37, already in custody. The trio, described as dope addicts and all Negroes, were linked to the murder of John McAuliffe and Benedetto Spizirri after the detectives seized them for mail theft.
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Chicago
R. J. Dunne
Allen Golson
William Perkins
George Wilson
Golson
Polic
John McAuliffe
Benedetto Spizirri
McAuliffe
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Karen Jacobs
Dina Mayer
Sue Kubly
Christine Ross
Linda Marsh
Hervey Hoesly
Hervey J. Hoesly
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