Wallace Campaign Draws Strong Student Reception
Alabama Governor Wallace spoke to about 2000 students at Whitewater State College praising student interest in local government. Reynolds addressed Platteville State College, urging civil rights support and opposing Wallace, while a TV debate before the April 7 Wisconsin primary was proposed.
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Green Bay
Alabama
Wallace
Whitewater
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Whitewater State College
Whitewater College
Communist Daily Worker
College Forum Committee
Platteville State College
Johnson
Bart Starr Denies Telegram Backing Wallace in Wisconsin Primary
Green Bay quarterback Bart Starr denied a telegram implying he supported Alabama Governor George Wallace in the Wisconsin presidential primary. Starr called the telegram a stinking dirty shame and said he would not become involved in politics, stating he is not backing Wallace.
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Bart Starr
Wallace
Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
National Football League Today
Alabama
Wisconsin
Starr
Montgomery
Ala
University of Alabama
William Jones
Cherry
Madison
Council Accepts Bid for Spraying Of City Elm Trees
City Council voted 61 to accept the low bid of 5100 from Hargrove Tree Service of Barrington Illinois for elm tree spraying in Monroe. The project aims to protect trees from Dutch Elm disease before budding, with a possible exclusion zone for a four block area at the request of a resident suffering respiratory illness.
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Hargrove Tree Service
Barrington
Ill
Monroe
Fowler Co
Elgin
T. J. Burgy Jr
Eighth Ward
Evan C. Chambers
Fifth Ward
Donald Clark
11Th Street
Clark
9Th Street
13Th Street
20Th
24Th Avenues
Harvey Elmer
Fournier Tree Service
St. Paul
Minn
Board of Public Works
Park and Recreation Department
Stock Mart Holds To Slight Advances In Market
New York the stock market held a slim gain in moderate trading late in the day volume about 5.3 million shares vs 4.95 million Monday. Gains of fractions to around a point among key stocks outnumbered losers with steels and motors showing small increases. Jones and Laughlin rose more than a point.
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Stock Mart
New York
Steels
Jones and Laughlin
Albany Voters Back $412000 School Construction Loan
Albany electors at a special meeting unanimously authorized the school board to apply for a $412,000 State Trust Funds loan to add a gym and classrooms to Present school. The loan would run 20 years at 3 percent interest, with taxes to cover principal and interest, after a prior vote technicality.
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Albany
State Trust Funds
Trust Fund
Elsie Gillett
Gillett
Surgery Awaits Kay at Madison
Kay Maddrell 22 of Warren prepares for open heart surgery at University Hospitals Madison to correct a birth defect. A blood donor campaign inspired by her case urges local residents to donate blood for open heart operations, with the Badger Bloodmobile visiting Brodhead Monroe and Browntown in coming weeks.
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Red Cross
Miss Maddrell
Norris Maddrell
Warren
University Hospitals
Madison
St. Clare Hospital
Kay
Brodhead
Monroe
Browntown
Bank of
Peace United Church of Christ
Maddrell
Heart Association
Wisconsin
South Wayne High School
Northwest Medical Institute
Minneapolis
Gary Maddrell
Robert Lovelace
Woodford
Elsie Maddrell
South Wayne
Joe McKee
Riese Brugger Top List of Blood Donors in Monroe
The Green County Red Cross lists the top blood donors since the program began. Forrest H. Riese and Roger A. Brugger each donated 13 pints, with 17 others at nine pints or more earning Gallon Club status. The Top 19 includes Harold M. Lelle 12, Robert E. Hardell Jr. 11, Ivan M. Boyer 11, and several others with nine or ten pints across Monroe Monticello Argyle and surrounding areas.
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Forrest H. Riese
16Th Street
Roger A. Brugger
Route 2
Monroe
Green County
American Red Cross
Riese
Brugger
Harold M. Lelle
Argyle
Robert E. Hardell Jr
10Th Street
Ivan M. Boyer
Clarence Miller
Albert R. Schmidt
15Th Avenue
Roger
Franklyn C. Dillon
11Th Street
Rev
Gerritt E Mouw
8Th Street
Walter H. Ringhand
Monticello
Charles E. Soddy
20Th Avenue
Salinger Ballot Listing Refused in California
Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan rejected Pierre Salinger’s declaration of candidacy for U S Senate as incomplete. Salinger’s attorney prepared to seek a State Supreme Court order to place his name on the primary ballot.
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Pulett
Sacramento
Calif
Frank M. Jordan
Pierre Salinger
U.S. Senate
Jordan
San Francisco
Moisture Arrives In Varying Forms Across Monroe
Hail, snow and sleet moved through Monroe as belated moisture arrived. Light rain fell overnight but was barely noticeable by late morning. Temperatures dip into the 20s tonight with scattered flurries forecast. In Madison Wisconsin the Cheese Trade Fair shows cheddar steady, supplies ample, aged styles in light demand, with block prices around 35 to 37 dollars.
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Hain
Monroe
Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Supreme Court race draws lines over obscenity ruling
Milwaukee report says Justice Myron Gordon and five other justices criticized Howard Boyle Jr. for using the Tropic of Cancer decision in his campaign. Boyle seeks a 10 year term against Justice Horace Wilkie, who is facing sharp political pressure.
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Milwaukee
Howard H Boyle Jr
Wisconsin Supreme Court
High Court
Boyle
Myron Gordon
Timothy’ Brown
Gordon
E. Harold Hallows
Horace Wilkie
Wilkie
Wisconsin Supreme Court aims to keep Tropic of Cancer sale rights
Justice Wilkie spoke at Beloit events after the court's 4-3 ruling clearing Tropic of Cancer for sale in Wisconsin. The decision says the court did not endorse the book but preserved its sale rights, with the six justices sharing that view. Gordon criticized the attack on a justice over his vote, urging fair public appraisal. Hallows warned against political entanglement in a nonpartisan bench. Boyle accused critics of exposing fallacies in the court's philosophy.
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Henry Miller
Wisconsin
Wilkie
Gordon
Boyle
Milwaukee Junior Bar Association
Brown
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Hallows
State Supreme Court
Lorre, Impish Villain, Dies
Hungarian actor Peter Lorre dies at 59 from a stroke. His corpse was found beside his bed by a housekeeper in Hollywood. Since 1927 Lorre had chilled global audiences as a master psychopathic killer in films, though off screen he was gentle, witty, and well read.
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Hollywood
Peter Lorre
Lorre
Riots Rock Jacksonville as Violence Escalates
In Jacksonville Florida a deadly gunfire death and multiple injuries sparked a daytime riot near Stanton High School as Negro students and news crews faced rocks and fire bombs. Police dispersed about 140 arrestees while a mayoral campaign building was burned and damaged amid a citywide unrest.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Stanton High School
George Harmon
Jacksonville Journal
Harmon
Journal
Bart Parker
Johnnie
Mae Chappell
John Santora
Haydon Burns
Ee | Town
Kennedy Half Dollars Hit Circulation Nationwide
A rush formed at the Treasury as hundreds queued to buy the Kennedy half dollars bearing President Kennedy’s likeness. Bank demand matched the public surge with millions already circulated, and officials expect total minting to reach about 260 million this year with another 65 million to follow.
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Washington
Treasury
President Kennedy
Old Soldier Rebuffs Death After Setback
General Douglas MacArthur, age 84, remains seriously ill at Walter Reed after emergency surgery for upper GI bleeding. He is cognizant, speaking, and receiving intensive care as doctors report satisfactory post operative progress following a gall bladder history and recent spleen removal.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Edward J. Costello
Costello
MacArthur
Voter Registration Slated for Tonight
Mrs. Freda M. Bray city clerk reminds Monroe voters to register by 5 p.m. tomorrow for the April 7 election. Her City Hall office will open 7 to 9 tonight and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday April 4 for those who will be away, hospitalized, or seeking early voting.
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Freda M. Bray
Ohio Senatorial Candidate Glenn Suffering Labyrinthitis
Lt. Col John H. Glenn Jr. remains hospitalized since February 26 with labyrinthitis an inner ear inflammation. The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports the Democratic nominee hopeful in Ohio slipped on a bath mat in his Columbus apartment, striking his head just below the left ear in the fall and was described then as having a brain concussion.
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Vunyeuany
Union
John H. Glenn Jr
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Glenn
U.S
Ohio
Columbus
Defector fire victim loses home in Olympia
Otho G. Bell, a Korean War defector who returned to the United States, was left with nothing after a Monday fire destroyed his home in Olympia, Washington.
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Olympia, Wash
Otho G. Bell
Red China
United States
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