Connors to Get Eagle Gold Palm at Scout Banquet
Michael Connors of Troop 113 will receive the Eagle Gold Palm at the Father Son banquet in the Junior High cafeteria Saturday night. He earned the Eagle in 1964 and Bronze Palm last year and is now eligible for the Silver Palm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Connors
P. J. Connors Jr
Connors
John Legler
Joseph Legler
Richard H. Bahr
Valley District
Bert Strodecker
Pearl City
Valley Forge
Pennsylvania
Strohecker
U.S. Grant Council
Cletus Ganshirt
Warren Gerhart
Ed Niffenegger Jr
Louis Koenig
Bernard Purcell
American Legion
Olin Flistam
James Gordée
Fred Dearth
Rick Bahr
Forrest Faulkes
Richard Rhyner
James Gordee
Rhyner
Mike Meythaler
Joe Miller
Neary Oostdik
Bob Baumann
Harry McGuire
Jack Murray
Randy Niffenegger
Rex Niffenegger
Bob Voelkh
John Zupanc
Jim Hartmann
Jim Kessenich
Steve Krupke
Brian Miller
Mark Purcell
Joe Ripp
Steel Prices Rise in Narrow Market Advance
The steel sector and select issues edged higher in a thin but positive late afternoon trading session. Market activity was moderately active as investors aimed for modest gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York — Steels
Back to Normal for Mitchell Family After State Title
Lee Mitchell and family celebrate the Wisconsin state basketball championship with warm telegrams and letters from coaches, officials, and friends. Messages praise teamwork, sportsmanship, and the dairy state pride as relatives pursue exams and schooling.
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Mitchells
Lee Mitchell
Tom
Lee Laura
Shirley
Dan
Hambone
Michele
Mike
Minneapolis
Times
Lee Ferstaedt
Evening Times
27Th Ave
Danny
Airlines School
Laura
Lee
Wisconsin
Henry Raymonds
Marquette University
Ev Johnson
Madison
Gene Davis
Lawrence University
Monroe Evening Times
Roland C. Behle
Wisconsin Cheese Foundation
Mitchell
America
Treglown Youth Remorse Quoted in Slaying Trial
John Treglown, 20, Benton youth, voiced remorse in the first degree murder case of Kathy Moan, 19, Belvidere Ill., shot Dec 8 at Platteville State Univ. campus. Lancaster Police Chief Mel Gillen and others testified as defense and police described the pursuit and seized weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Treglown
Platteville State University
Belvidere
Ill
Richard Orton
Treglown
Miss Moan
Grant County Dist. Atty
James Hafferty
Gillen
Lancaster
Frank Kucher
Kucher
John Heer
Carl Crabtree
Crabtree
Platteville
Students Take County Official Offices for Day
More than 36 Green County high school students joined the third annual Government Day at the Courthouse. They registered at the Veterans Service office then toured the County Superintend ent of Schools office Circuit Court Jail Highway Shops and Agriculture Building.
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Green County
Green County Council of the American Legion
Veterans Service Office
Circuit Court
Monroe Legion Post
Monroe
Olin E. Flisram
Zilmer-Riley Post
American Legion
Monroe Post
American Legion Hall
Zilmer- Riley
Court House
Ray Kaskey
Ralph Kundert
Louis Koenig
Joseph Viney
Olin Flisram
Highway Department
Ray Kundert
James Schwoegler
SCS
John Walter
Register of Deeds
Sharon Thorp
Dennis Wirth
Papal Commission Faces Split Over Birth Control Pills
A Vatican commission reviewing birth control met in secrecy to draft its first report to Pope Paul VI. Informants said the panel is deeply divided on contraceptive pills and related questions.
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Rome
Paul VI
Jury List Challenge Dismissed by Judge
Judge Arthur L. Luebke of Green County Circuit Court dismissed as unproved the objection to the master jury list prepared by the Green County Jury Commissioners. He said Wisconsin law requires no perfect proportionate representation but bars systematic exclusion of any qualified group or class.
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Arthur L. Luebke
Green County
Luebke
Wisconsin
Payroll Deduction Plan Studied At Swiss Wheel Meeting
Colley Gilchrist manager of the Kelly-Springfield plant in Freeport spoke to business leaders about payroll deduction plans for the United Fund. He said the plan saves time and is workable for industry and various businesses with designations remaining to donors. The meeting was informational and no action was recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colley Gilchrist
Freeport
United Fund
Gilchrist
Hospital To Buy Medical Property Near St. Clare Hospital
The Sisters of the Congregation of St. Agnes, operating St. Clare Hospital, have made a down payment on The Medical Center property at 2101 6th St. Possession awaits The Medical Center's own building program. In January two acres were bought from Kenneth and Mrs Mayer at 2709 6th St. as part of expansion plans with no definite use yet.
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Congregation of St. Agnes
St. Clare Hospital
6Th St
M. Wilfreda
Kenneth L. Mayer
Wilfreda
Premier Chou En Lai Warns of China Soviet United Stand
London report quotes Premier Chou En Lai saying if U.S. Viet Nam actions trigger a major power war, Red China and the Soviet Union will stand together. The remark emphasizes a united front amid Cold War tensions and potential escalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chou En-Lai
U.S
Viet Nam
Red China
Soviet Union
Cumberland High teacher dies after interstate accident
Mathew Lofy Sr., 39, Cumberland High School guidance director, died at St. Joseph's Hospital Marshfield after an eight-vehicle crash near Tomah en route to the state tournament. His son, Mathew Jr., 14, remains in serious condition as snow covered highways accompanied the storm. The Wisconsin highway death toll for 1965 reached 179.
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Cumberland High School
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Marshfield
Mathew Lofy Sr
Tomah
Lofy
Mathew Jr
Cumberland
Madison
Rolf L. Byrne
Dane County
Byrne
Sweden
Space Heater Triggers Postville House Fire
A faulty space heater is believed to have caused a morning fire that totally destroyed the Postville residence of Mrs. John Haugen near the Town Hall. New Glarus and Blanchardville firefighters battled the blaze around 8:20 a.m. Mutual aid tanker support helped save most contents. Mrs. Haugen lived alone.
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NEW Glarus
John Haugen
Postville
Blanchardville Fire Department
Vernon
Wisconsin
Massive Civil Rights March Reaches Alabama Capitol
More than 25 000 marchers led by Martin Luther King Jr. in Montgomery surged toward the Capitol, walls of troops and National Guardsmen guarding the route. Jefferson Davis’s oath as Confederate president marked the Capitol stronghold as the crowd filled Dexter Avenue.
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Montgomery
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
Freedom Now
George C. Wallace
D. H. Lackey
White
Capitol
Johnson
Dexter Avenue
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
Wallace
King
Coretta
Ralph J. Bunche
United Nations
Bunche
Selma
Confederacy
Dexter
Y-Dems Group Plans Meeting on Saturday
Fred Corstensen head of the Second Congressional District for Y-Dems will attend a meeting at 2123 20th Ave at 2 p.m. this Saturday. Any interested young person from Green County is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Corstensen
Y-Dems
20Th Ave
Green County
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Boy Scouts
John F. Kundert
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Wilbur H. Emery
City of Madison
John F. Caradine
Eau Claire
Gloomsville
Carabine’s
Robert Koller
West de Pere
Lyndon Viel
Monroe High School
Gillette
Jefferson High School
Sandra Franklin
The
University
Michele Mitchell
Legion
DR. Land Jaeger
Stanley Neuberger
Lions Club
Festus Land Jaeger
Raf
Associate Press
Gov. Wallace
Dr. King
March
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