Wisconsin Voters Facing Complex Term Change Ballot
Wisconsin voters go to the polls next Tuesday to decide four and two year terms for governor and other state officers. The ballot offers 16 term combinations plus a joint governor lieutenant governor ticket option, with public debate over four year terms and team elections reflecting long term leadership versus responsiveness.
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James Polk
Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Secretary of State
Highway Commission
Department of Public Welfare
New York
Massachusetts
Elecr Orland Loomis
We Are Going Ahead Farm Bureau Hailed At Banquet
At Monroe High School gymnasium Green County Farm Bureau leaders hailed strong growth with 97 new members since November in Green County and over 2 000 in Wisconsin while 96 000 nation wide. Nine directors were elected and all officers re elected.
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Ollie Fine
Evening Times
Farm Bureau
Donald Deininger
Monroe High School
Green County
Deininger
FB Cooperative
Farmco Cooperative
Ernest Wegmueller
Roy Block
Donald Moe
Daryl Isely
Frank Hinebaugh
Sauerkrauts
Jo Ellen Gordee
Christine Benkert
Dave Fulton
Sue Mahlbuch
Tom Nondahl
John Deininger
Diane Siedschlag
Hamilton
Girls Service Club
Pat McKeon
Lafayette County
Miss Farm Bureau
Wisconsin
Earl Feldt
Virgil Brunkow
Times
How True A Gossip Blotter Is In Daily Doggerel
Clair R. Munns notes that a gossip acts like blotter ink picking up dirt and often misreads facts. The verse lampoons gossip as backward and awkward in its trail of stories.
Sea of Oil Slick Set on Fire Again
LAND'S END England three Royal Air Force jet fighters attacked the wreck and the oil slick off southwest England with napalm bombs for a second day. The aim was to burn the spill to protect beaches and wildlife including birds and marine life.
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Land’s End
England
Royal Air Force
New Marriage Law Proposed for State
A joint Senate and Assembly committee hearing backed bills to raise the minimum marriage age for girls to 18 and to require a 30 day waiting period before marriages. The State Council on Home and Family, which helped write the measures, criticized hasty marriages and noted licensing is easier than obtaining a driver’s license. Dodge County Judge Clarence Traeger warned expediency can seem desirable but risks unwanted results.
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Madison
Senate
Assembly
State Council On Home and Family
John R. DeWitt
Milwaukee County Board
Council
Dodge County
Clarence Traeger
Traffic Deaths Take Toll of Young Men in Wisconsin
Madison reports 165 Wisconsin men aged 18 to 20 died in traffic accidents last year, while 30 died in Vietnam. Gov. Knowles cites the higher highway death toll and urges support for a highway safety bill. He asks what caused the deaths beyond the Vietnam figure.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Vietnam
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
State Chamber backs four year terms for Wisconsin officers
The Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce announced support for four-year terms for constitutional officers. The stance was made public in Madison.
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Madison
State Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin
First TV and Radio Strike Under Way
AFTRA members strike major networks nationwide while supervisory personnel run news and some shows rerun. News teams in New York Chicago and Los Angeles walkout, with ABC promising to honor schedules via supervisors. NBC Today and CBS morning news among first affected programs.
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New York
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
Mutual Broadcasting System
Chicago
Los Angeles
Washington
AFTRA
Network
ABC
Chet Huntley
David Brinkley
Peter Jennings
Walter Cronkite
NBC Today Show
CBS Morning News
Joseph Benti
Hugh Downs
NBS
West 49Th Street
RCA
Peru native Dr. Carlos Jaramillo joins St. Clare Hospital path support
Dr. Carlos Alberto Jaramillo M D a Peru native begins duties as chief of pathology at St. Clare Hospital and partner in Green County Cytology Center. He and wife Maria Avanzino have five children. A former exchange student he studied at Bethany College and San Marcos University later training at DePaul Hospital. He previously led pathology at Memorial Hospital in Savannah and Guthrie Clinic before moving to Monroe. He was certified by the American Board of Pathology in 1961.
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St. Clare Hospital
Green County Cytology Center
Carlos Alberto Jaramillo
Lima
Peru
Maria
Mimma) Avanzino
Maria del Pilar
Pilar
Marie Rocio
Rocio
Carlos Alberto III
Maria Teresa
Tete
Maria Mercedes
Meche
Jaramillo
United States
Bethany College
West Virginia
Monroe
Robert Packer Hospital
Guthrie Clinic, Inc
Sayre
Hemisphere
Standard Oil Co
DePaul Hospital
Norfolk
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Savanna
Guthrie Clinic
American Board of Pathology
American Medical Association
College of American Pathologists
American Society of Clinical
Gymnastic Exhibition Set Saturday at Turner Hall
The 39th annual gymnastic show by the Turn and Schwing Club of Monroe takes place at 8 p m Saturday April 1 in Turner Hall. Events feature senior and junior groups with a finale pyramids by both men and women.
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The
Turn
Schwing Club of
Monroe
Turner Hall
Ann Rieder
Brenda Albertson
Times
Turn and Schwing Club
Clarence Gissing
Fritz Wenger
Ernest Ammon
Dave Wald
Robert Ruehlew
Ann Hasler
48 Adults Given Tetanus Shots at Albany Clinic
At the Albany Clinic held in the Bank of Albany building, 48 adults received tetanus immunizations. County public health nurse Martha Tschudy reported, with Dr. William Hein assisting. Volunteers Garlands Rankins, John King, and Albert Minder supported the effort. the next clinic is in Monroe Friday from 1 to 3 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Albany
Bank of Albany
Martha Tschudy
William Hein
Brodhead
County Public Health Nursing Department
Garland Rankins
John King
Albert Minder
Monroe
Chicago Manhunt For Missing Carrie Stephens
Chicago police and FBI agents search for 8 year old Carrie Stephens, daughter of Daniel and Alice Stephens, who disappeared Monday night with a man offering to help find his dog. The case prompts one of the citys largest manhunts in years.
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Chicago
FBI
Loeber
Carrie Stephens
Daniel Stephens
Alice
Church Building Dedication at St. Pauls Warren Ill
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Warren Illinois will dedicate its new 36 by 83 foot educational building at 2 30 p m Sunday April 2 with an Open House 3 30 to 5 30 p m refreshments served in the church basement The addition adds eight classrooms a pastor study library two work rooms and two rest rooms The church now has 470 members and 150 in Sunday School A new adult education program starts in April The cornerstone of the old church was laid in 1858 and the property changed hands several times before 1900 as German Lutherans helped finance the present structure
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St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Warren
Ill
St. Paul’s
Brown
Warren Sentinal
De Gaulle Puts French Nuclear Submarine To Sea
In Cherbourg France President Charles de Gaulle pressed a button to launch France's first nuclear powered submarine. His eyes sparkled with pride as the vessel began its sea trials amid postwar defense milestones.
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DE Gaulle
Cherbourg
France
Charles de Gaulle
Wisconsin 18 to 21 beer age proposal faces opposition
Beer lobbyists and college students clashed with lawmakers as three bills to raise Wisconsin's minimum beer drinking age from 18 to 19 or 21 were heard by the Assembly Excise and Fees Committee. UW student leader William R. Schuetze argued against stricter limits.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Assembly Excise and Fees
University of Wisconsin
William R. Schuetze
Monroe
Kenosha
David Martin
R-Neenah
Illinois
Robert G. Marotz
Wisconsin State Brewers Association
David Obey
D-Wausau
Obey
Warren P. Knowles
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Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Kendall Digman
Marvin Liedschlag
H. M. Whitehead
William Leopold
Herman Baumgartner
Glenn Roderick
Frank Bloom
Oliver Miller
Lawrence Dunphy
Walter Pre
Clair R. Munns
Downs
San Fernando School of
San Marcos University
DR. Jaramillo
Carrie
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