Senators Ease Civil Rights Pressure In Senate Talks
Washington reports Senate Republicans led by Everett Dirksen push to trim attorney general powers in the civil rights bill as talks continue on amendments to open public accommodations. Humphrey says a Saturday session is unlikely as leaders seek a two thirds vote to break a filibuster. Dirksen says his public accommodations proposals mark the end of his trail in the negotiations.
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Bulletin
Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Monay
Dirksen
Illinois
Sen
Humphrey
Defecting U.S. Officer Returned by Soviets in Germany
U S Army Captain Alfred Svenson aged 31 who defected into East Germany in May 1963 was handed back to U S military authorities at Wartha near Eisenach. Soviet officials organized the return as U S investigators review the case.
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Heidelberg
Germany
East Germany
U. S
Alfred Svenson
U.S
Wartha
Eisenach
Swenson
This Week's Menu for High School Cafeteria
Editor note shows weekly meal plan to help mothers plan evening meals as high school students eat at the cafeteria. The week includes Monday meatballs and spaghetti with green beans peaches bread butter milk Tuesday pork and gravy potatoes mixed vegetables cake bread Wednesday two hot dog sandwiches salad apricots milk Thursday meat loaf mashed potatoes buttered corn scooter pie bread butter milk Friday toasted cheese sandwich potato salad fruit cocktail milk
Monroe High ties and breaks track records in dual with Ft Atkinson
Monroe defeats Ft Atkinson 66 to 52 as Jim Birlingmaier ties a school record in the broad jump at 20-11 and wins the 880 in 2 12.5. Jim Dearth sets a shot put mark of 49-1 with Don Barnes and Bill Kohn adding keys, while Al Barnes improves the broad jump to 20-6 and Mike Doyle ties the 120 high hurdles record at 16.0. The varsity cindermen next compete at the Monona Grove invitational next Friday at 5 p.m.
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Mike Doyle
Monroe High School
Doyle
Ft. Atkinson
William Schuetze
Monroe
Jim Dearth
Times
Jim Birlingmaier
Mineral Point
Bidlingmaier
al Barnes
Bill Kohn
Monona Grove
Dempski
Meyer
Martin
Coplien
Carnes
Esch
Adams
Krohn
Dodgers
Hoffman
Lysser
Schuetze
Humbach
Kohn
Vincent
Barnes
Angus
Garner
Dearth
Blackbourn
Spangler
FA Dearth
St Clare hospital marks 25th anniversary with luncheon
Sister M Rosita of Fond du Lac will join the observance as a guest speaker at the St Clare hospital 25th anniversary luncheon at St Victor s school Tuesday. Bishop O Con nor will preside at 11 a.m High Mass at St Victor s church with invited guests to a 1 p.m luncheon. Sisters stationed at St Clare over 25 years, clergy, hospital board members, and Monroe civic leaders are invited. Arthur C Benkett will speak for the hospital board and Sister M Wilfreda will speak for the hospital. Dr George Barry will speak for the physicians. The hospital was dedicated in July 1939 and the official anniversary is set to coincide with National Hospital Week.
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Sisters of St. Agnes
M. Rosita
Fond du Lac
St. Clare Hospital
St. Victor’s School
William Patrick O’connor
St. Victor’s Church
Monroe
Arthur C. Benkett
M. Wilfreda
George Barry
Fourth Home Agent Resigns in Green County
The resignation of Miss Virginia Kochis Green County 4-H Home agent will take effect the first week of June. She began duties July 1 1963 and will marry Paul Robert Radler June 20 Lemon Colorado near her home. They plan to live in Milwaukee Wisconsin Electric and Power Co employee is fiancé. Willis Riemer ag committee chairman said no replacement steps have been set yet.
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Virginia Kochis
Green County
4-H
County Agricultural Committee
Kochis
Lemon
Colo
Paul Robert Radler
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Electric and Power Co
Willis Riemer
Agricultural Committee
Negro State Delegate Indicted in Slaying Plot
Ernest D. Young a Negro state delegate was indicted on charges of conspiring to kill Verda F. Welcome Negro state senator from the same district. Welcome the first Negro woman elected to Maryland Senate was shot April 10 near her home and wounded in the back.
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Baltimore
Ernest D. Young
Verda F. Welcome
Welcome
Maryland
Senate
Nikita Khrushchev Arrival Security Tightened
Cairo tightens security for Premier Khrushchev arrival on Saturday. Special communications gear installed to provide instant contact with Moscow for the Soviet leader.
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Cairo
Khrushchev
Moscow
Career Day at Monroe High School opens doors to varied professions
Monroe high school hosts Career Day with over 40 local professionals from medicine engineering law nursing and more. Juniors and seniors explore Armed Forces information clerical medical and technical tracks to guide intelligent postsecondary choices.
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Monroe
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Arthur Roethe
Kiwanis Club
Leo Sebald
Armed Forces
Bank Proposes Stock Dividend for 50 Percent Increase
The Commercial and Savings Bank will hold a special meeting on Monday May 25 at 7 30 p m to approve a 50 percent stock dividend. Executive vice president H L Fenton announced the directors voted the dividend increasing shares from 8000 to 12000 at 25 par value, boosting capital from 200000 to 300000.
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Commercial and Savings Bank
H. L. Fenton
Fenton
Diem's Young Brother Faces Death Saturday in Saigon
Ngo Dinh Can, brother of late President Ngo Dinh Diem and former Hue regional ruler, sits condemned in Saigon prison for murder and corruption. A military tribunal found him guilty of three killings spanning 1956 to 1958 and sentenced him to death by firing squad.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Can
Ngo Dinh Diem
Can
Hue
Wisconsin to launch Kerr-Mills medical aid for elderly
Wisconsin moves to inaugurate medical and hospital aid for senior citizens under Kerr-Mills Act. Effective July 1, the program will cost about 10 million annually, financed by federal 5.3 million and state 4.7 million dollars, with 0.5 million for administration. The State Department of Public Welfare leads, county welfare offices handle local tasks, and workshops are held statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Snyder
Madison
State Department of Public Welfare
Wisconsin
Welfare Department
Johnson scholarship award to Ronald Gavigan
Ronald Gavigan of Monroe Route 2 has been named the first recipient of the Walter A Johnson and Lydia K Johnson scholarship. A Monroe High School senior and four year FFA member, he will receive 112.50 as the grant’s first payment from a fund valued around 10 000 funded by Walter Johnson and his wife. The trust is expected to yield about 450 annually for future scholarships. Gavigan plans to study a two year accounting course at Janes Adult Education and Vocational school. The Johnsons’ fund was created with Bethlehem Steel stock and honors Lydia Johnson.
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Walter A
Lydia K. Johnson
Ronald Gavigan
Regis V. Gavigan
Route 2
Monroe
Monroe High School
Gavigan
FFA
Johnson
Janes
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Walter A Johnson
Lydia
1742
16Th Street
Sheriff Injured In Jail Incident
Sheriff Wilbur E. Deininger was treated at St. Clare hospital for a head injury after a prisoner knocked him down in the jail. The assailant, August Broge, 34, of Monroe and Monticello, faced aggravated battery charges and a court appearance scheduled for 3 p.m.
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Wilbur E
Doc) Deininger
St. Clare Hospital
Deininger
August Broge
Monroe
Monticello
Broge
Huber
Joseph D. Viney
State Removes Tax on Taxes in Wisconsin
Lloyd Girard of the Wisconsin Department of Taxation reminds area merchants today is the effective date for removing the sales tax on the federal excise tax. The Legislature passed and Gov. Reynolds signed a law ending the tax on taxes on items like luggage jewelry purses automobile tires and cosmetics. Previously a $10 suitcase cost $11 with the $1 excise tax plus sales tax on the full $11. now the tax applies only to the $10 value of the luggage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Girard
Wisconsin
Truman lauded on 80th birthday in Senate address
Harry S. Truman received a thunderous welcome in the Senate on his 80th birthday and, overcome with emotion, could not deliver a full speech. He became the first former president to speak in an official Senate session, praising the rule allowing such remarks on grave national matters.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
Senate
Sen
Claiborne Pell
D-Ri
Tornado Strikes In Rapids Area
A tornado hit a trailer court on the Wisconsin Rapids city limits injuring 14. The Wisconsin Rapids Twins ballpark area was hit during a late game postponement, with ten trailers damaged and one entirely wrecked. No fatalities reported. one person remained hospitalized.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin Rapids
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Rapids Twins
Midwest Baseball League
Twins
Ball Park
Quad Cities
Orrin Hastings
Berlin
Green Lake County
Highway 73
Dane
Columbia County Line
County Bank Session Set for May 19 Golf Outing
Green County Bankers Association will hold its annual meeting and golf outing on Tuesday May 19 at Monroe Country Club. Monroe Folk-Lore high school singing group will entertain after a buffet dinner. Officers to be elected include president George M. Grenzow and vice president D N Lederman with secretary Raymond Homb and treasurer Marie Blum.
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Green County Bankers Association
Monroe Country Club
Raymond Homb
Homb
Green County Bank of Brodhead
Monroe Folk-Lore
George M. Grenzow
Bank of Monticello
D. N. Lederman
Bank of Brodhead
Marie Blum
More Storms Slated To Hit Area Tonight
More than an inch of rain fell in Monroe last night as two to three storms affected Green County. A tree knocked out power for 15 customers west of Monroe while United Telephone noted only minor interruptions. High winds and further damage are possible as storms move in tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Green County
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
United Telephone Co
Browntown
FBI Joins Probe Of Plane Disaster
In Concord California investigators recovered a cocked 38 caliber revolver among wreckage from Pacific Air Lines flight 710. All 44 aboard were killed when the turbo-prop crashed after a garbled radio message. FBI assumed control after initial belief the gun belonged to San Francisco police inspector George Lacau.
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Concord
Calif
Pacific Air Lines
FBI
San Francisco
George Lacau
Betty
Lacau
Stock Mart Slides Prices Move Lower
New York reports a faltering six day market advance with prices moving unevenly lower late in the afternoon. Volume was about 5.2 million shares as steels showed mixed results after early strength following Thursday.
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Stock Mart
New York
President Johnson Urges Racial Justice in Georgia Stop
President Johnson drew massive crowds in Atlanta and Gainesville during a six state Appalachia tour urging racial justice and denouncing extremism. He spoke from the same Gainesville spot Roosevelt visited and cited the Constitution as a guide to equal rights for all citizens.
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Atlanta
Johnson
Deep South
Georgia
South
White House
Gainesville
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Appalachia
United States
Stricken at Concert in London Pianist Dies During Intermission
Isa Eliason a renowned concert pianist who performed with Europe's leading orchestras died Thursday night during the intermission of a charity recital. He was 56.
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London
Isa Eliason
Europe
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