French Expert Studies Plants Visits Monroe on Swiss Cheese Shift
Joseph-Jacques Dominici of Montmelian France visited Madison and Monroe to study how Swiss cheese production moves from wheel to block and to gauge market trends for pre packaging. He leads a family Swiss cheese business and chairs a national dairy association, with interests in pork trade and international markets.
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Joseph-Jacques Dominici
Montmelian
France
Green County
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Dominici
America
Times
Monroe
Madison
East
National Association of Dealers
Joseph-Jacques
Bernard Oury
Joseph- Jacques
University of Lyons
Hornung to Appear in Green Bay May 25
Packers star Paul Hornung is scheduled to appear in Green Bay on May 25 for a televised cerebral palsy drive on WBAY TV. He resumes public appearances after his NFL suspension for betting.
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Hornung
Green Bay
Louisville
Packer
Paul Hornung
National Football League
Wbay- TV
Lions Set New Mark With Light Bulb Sale
The Monroe Lions Club broke records in a light bulb sale with over 1100 bags bought by residents. Chair Kurt Schwager said the event was the most successful and 15 percent above prior years. Proceeds support the Light the Way project for the blind.
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Lions
Monroe Lions Club
Monroe
Kurt Schwager
Schwager
The
Kittelsen Honored Among Wisconsin Top Maths Students
Monroe high school senior James E. Kittelsen is named among Wisconsin’s top high school mathematics students. The University of Wisconsin Extension Math Department announced winners from the contest by the Wisconsin Section of the MAA held March 23 after a Feb. 7 preliminary test. More than 19,000 students from 323 schools participated in the prelim, with 1,243 advancing to the final from 211 schools. The contest aims to encourage early pursuit of advanced math studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E
Jiff) Kittelsen
Monroe
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin Extension
Mathematical Association of America
Monore Municipal Airport hopes rise for late summer use
The city limed and seeded both primary and secondary runways at Monore Municipal Airport in preparation for possible use later this summer. Mayor Orville R. Evans said operation before fall is unlikely but air traffic may begin in conjunction with corn nicking events on Oct 23 and 24.
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Monroe Municipal Airport
Orville R. Evans
Donald R. Millard
Carl C. Crane Co., Inc
Madison
Evans
State Aeronautics Commission
John B. Rufi
Ford to Keynote Wisconsin GOP Convention in Oshkosh
Rep Gerald R Ford of Michigan will keynote the 1963 Wisconsin state Republican convention in Oshkosh on May 25. Ford is in his eighth term and is chairman of the House Republican Conference and senior member of the Appropriations defense subcommittee.
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Madison
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Oshkosh
Ford
Republican Conference
House
Defense Department
Governor Proposes Land Buying Bonds For Recreation Plan
Gov Reynolds recommends forming a state corporation with bond authority to accelerate the 50 million recreation program. Bonds would be repaid from a one cent tax, buying land four years earlier by offsetting anticipated higher prices. The message also urges unemployment relief and regional planning across 22 counties with federal programs and local action.
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Madison
Reynolds
The
Conservation Commission
Corp
Iron County
Sawyer
Adams
Pepin, Shawano and
Taylor
Waushara
Grant
Monroe names A. R. McDaniel city engineer on probation
A. R. Mac McDaniel was hired by the Monroe Board of Public Works for a three month probationary term as city engineer starting June 1 with a $750 monthly salary. He succeeds Gerald Wickus who left to become commissioner of public works in Waupun.
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Monroe
Board of Public Works
A. R
Mac) McDaniel
Gerald M. Wickus
Waupun
Orville R. Evans
McDaniel
California
Midwest
Mt. Morris
Ill
Oscar F. Fritsch
18Th Avenue
Stee
McDaniel Engineering Co
Anaheim
Calif
University of Southern California
Wisconsin
Salinas
Los Angeles
City
William J. Schmitz
Birmingham riots hold until tomorrow as troops mass
In Birmingham Alabama clashes surge as 3 000 troops stand ready amid new violence. Police report two injured and several buildings damaged while a white youth is attacked and a Negro man hit by a shot. Kennedy orders troops, Wallace resists. King and Robinson urge end to knives and clubs.
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Biriingham
Ala
Jack N. Spivey
R. E. Lambert
Gaston Motel
Kennedy
Wallace
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee Valley Authority
Birmingham
Jackie Robinson
Floyd Patterson
Martin Luther King Jr
Army
Justice Department
National Guard
Cheese market in Madison steady with spotty demand
In Madison Wisconsin the cheddar market remains steady though demand is spotty. Supplies are fully ample with surpluses directed to CCC or government processing contracts. Prices show cheddars around 347 to 3634 percent, 40 pound blocks 35 to 36 percent, single daisies 375 to 38 percent, longhorns 3712 to 39 percent, and midgets 3712 to 38 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
CCC
Switchboard trouble blocks calls at Monroe Evening Times
Morning circuit problems on the Times switchboard blocked signals for many incoming calls and caused several cutoff incidents. United Telephone Co. repaired the system early in the afternoon to restore service.
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Monroe Evening Times
Times
United Telephone Co
First American troops arrive in Thailand for SEATO drills
Troops landed in Korat as part of a large SEATO air and ground exercise planned for next month amid Red threat tensions.
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Korat
Thailand
SEATO
Wisconsin Legislature Debates Reapportionment Revisions
Republican proposed redistricting plans aim to mirror last session's maps with minor Senate changes. Governor Nelson vetoed the measures citing unconstitutionality and urged federal court action. New Assembly plan shifts seats in Milwaukee and Waukesha while cutting Douglas County and redrawing northeast districts. Senate changes keep adjustments minimal.
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Senate
Assembly
Nelson
Milwaukee County
Reynolds
Waukesha County
Douglas County
Wisconsin
Walworth County
Green County Assembly and Senate Seats Sit Unchanged
Local election update shows no party or candidate changes to Green County's Assembly and Senate positions. Voters remain with current representatives as results confirm stability in both chambers.
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Green County
Assembly
Senate
Reynolds Warns of Major Deficit in 1963 65
Governor Reynolds warned the Legislature of a $95.5 million deficit by the end of the 1963 65 biennium if no new budget is approved. He sent the projection in a letter to the Republican led body and noted that without a budget, current appropriations stay in effect unless amended. He cited $59 million more needed for schools and public welfare.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Joint Finance Committee
GOP
Clergy Pulpit Exchange At Two Rivers Church
Rev Karl F Koch of Monroe Immanuel and Rev Melvin J Roehrdanz of Two Rivers exchange EUB charges after conference actions. First sermons planned for Sunday June 2. Roehrdanz has served Two Rivers 16 years. Koch has led Monroe since June 1959 with three children.
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Karl F. Koch
Monroe Immanuel
Melvin J. Roehrdanz
Two Rivers
Koch
Roehrdanz
Rev
Monroe
Herman Siedschlag
Red Bird Mission
Kentucky
Red Bird
Lomba
Siedschings
Danny
Paul
Bryan
Diesel delays Atlas launch at Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral reports a buildup of fuel impurities halted the countdown for two hours nine minutes as engineers tried to start a diesel engine that moves a 450 ton gantry service tower. Astronaut Cooper waited in the Mercury capsule aboard the Atlas rocket with all systems green.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla.b
America
Cooper
Reynolds nominates three for State Crime Laboratory Board
Gov. Reynolds announces the nomination of three members to the State Crime Laboratory Board. Named are Lee H. Arntz of Chippewa Falls sheriff of Chippewa County Calvin Spice of Appleton Outagamie County sheriff and Robert E. Koutnik of Two Rivers Manitowoc County district attorney.
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Madison
Reynolds
State Crime Laboratory Board
Lee H. Arntz
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa County
Calvin Spice
Appleton
Outagamie County
Robert E. Koutnik
Two Rivers
Manitowoc County
Bermuda Unit Radar Trouble Delays Project
Cape Canaveral reports astronaut L. Gordon Cooper Jr. postponed from Bermuda radar failure as a 12 foot dish radar caused a delay. Officials announced a new Wednesday launch window after radar checks at 6 p.m. and weather remained similar.
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Bermuda
Test Shots Canceled Amid Khrushchev Note Study
Washington reports the United States canceled three Nevada nuclear tests after President Kennedy studied a Khrushchev note on test ban talks. The Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department said the three small detonations were called off, two nuclear devices and one chemical high explosive. Radio Moscow complained of American aims and warned the USSR will not stand by.
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Washington
United States
Nevada
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Radio
Moscow
U.S
Ussr
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Rep. Ford
A.R. McDaniel
Gov. Wallace
Vies
Oklahoma
Dean North
Jim Schmerse
Thomas Norager
Patricia van Dyke
Susan Blumer
Rev. Koch
Two Rivers Church
Gov. Reynolds
Crime Lab
Fla
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Walter C. Williams
Project Mercury
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