County Board Approves Hospital Power Lines and Land Sale
The County Board authorized 1600 for additional hospital power lines from the hospital fund. A 30 by 30 foot land parcel was sold for 75 to Northern Natural Gas Co for metering and odorizing equipment north of Monroe. Up to 4000 was approved for a countywide fire warning and communication system including base station, remote units, and antenna on a county tower. The board opposed state welfare rule making and supported 170 S to revise reimbursements to 60 40 in favor of counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Johnson
Northern Natural Gas Co
Monroe
State Department of Public Welfare
Alvin F. Moritz
Moritz
Clifford Reasa
Eighth Ward
Orville R. Evans
T. Roy Evenson
Evenson
Special County Hospital Home For the Aged
Business Machine
Highway Department
Despondent Actress Found Dead in New York Apartment
Shirley M. Stump 28 known as Kim Townes Town night was found dead in a bathtub of water in her New York apartment. Daughter of Mrs. Agnes Jenkins Beloit a friend said she had been despondent over the recent annulment of her marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shirley M. Stump
Kim Townnight
Agnes Jenkins
Beloit
Wisconsin Senate backs 19 year age beer bill with local option
A Wisconsin Senate committee approved a measure to set 19 as the statewide minimum age to buy beer, with an amendment allowing localities to set higher limits. The panel voted 5 to 0 and t he bill moves to a Senate floor vote as a special order of business. The Assembly supported a separate measure allowing taverns to stay open on election days when polls are active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Senate
Senate Governmental and Veterans Affairs Committee
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Legislative Council
Assembly
Reception Planned for Rep Schadeberg in Brodhead
A reception from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday in Green County Bank courtesy room for Congressman Herre Schadeberg is sponsored by the Green County Republican Club with public invitation. He will be the featured speaker at a banquet honoring Mr. and Mrs. B H Roderick, named Outstanding Citizens of the Year by the Brodhead Junior Chamber of Commerce, at Brodhead High School Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Bank
Brodhead
Tax Hike Urged for School Aid in Wisconsin
Madison hearings on a proposed 28 million five percent income tax surtax to fund state school aids drew opposition from taxpayers. Education leaders argued the aid formula needs adjustment to prevent local property tax increases, while a budget official urged statewide budget study and cautioned against curbing growth without broader review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Senate
Senate Labor, Taxation, Insurance and Banking Committee
H. C. Weinlick
Wisconsin Education Association
Weinlick
Paul R. Nelson
Horicon
Honolulu Flood Strikes Island. Child Dead
Islands faced continuing cleanup after flooding rains across Honolulu left up to six inches in spots on Oahu. A child died in the storm and relief crews worked through the aftermath today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Oahu Island
Darlington Board Backed for Second High School Bond
The Darlington special district committee voting Feb 28 backs the school board on another high school bond referendum. The panel cites critical need for expanded facilities as enrollment rises and space is rented outside the building. They warn extra additions would shrink outside play areas and crowd a small tract near church and convent. The board faces potential court action from Boyle and McDaniel, with 20 days to file a complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Sisters Convent
Frank Hamilton
Dodgeville
W.F. Boyle
William K. McDaniel
Boyle
McDaniel
Reynolds Vetoes GOP Sales Levy As Tax on Poor
Wisconsin Governor Reynolds vetoed a Republican backed three percent sales tax proposal, calling it a tax on milk bread and diapers that hits the poor hardest. He said he would not back a general sales tax, citing a pledge to repeal the existing selective tax. Republicans accused him of lying about the bill’s effects and noted a credit feature to ease low income burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Madison
Wisconsin
Monroe High School Chorus Presents Oklahoma at Junior High Auditorium
Audience of over 600 applauded the 22 hour production of Rodgers and Hammerstein Oklahoma presented by Monroe High School Chorus last night. A second performance is set for tonight at 8. During intermission Thomas Norager received an attache case from the cast. honors went to Mrs. John Callahan choreographer Miss Patricia Van Dyke director and assistants Miss Nancy Willkomm Miss Judie Sallas and Miss Susan Blumer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Monroe High School
Thomas Norager
John Callahan
Patricia van Dyke
Nancy Willkomm
Judie Sallas
Susan Blumer
County Pilots Choose Wyss as Green County Leader
Wyss of Chester Wyss rural Rock Grove was elected president of the Green County Pilots Association at a Skip and Dale's drive-in meeting. Frederick Mahlbuch of Monroe was succeeded as president, while Charles Buehler Jr. of Monroe became vice president and Bert Folgate’s successor as treasurer. Ruth Hanson of Monroe was elected treasurer. The group welcomes aviation fans of all statuses and meets on the second Tuesday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Wyss
Rock Grove
Green County Pilots Association
Skip and Dale
Frederick Mahlbuch
Monroe
Charles Buehler Jr
Sucbert Folgate
Orangeville
Roger Isely
Ruth Hanson
Stock List Mixed in Busy New York Trade
Stock lists show mixed activity as rails lead the day with an irregular overall performance. Trading remains fairly active with large blocks in various issues contributing to a 2.31 million share total in the first two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rails
Cooper Surges Through 22 Orbits In Faith 7 Flight
Astronaut Gordon Cooper completes a record long space flight circling the globe aboard Faith 7. He reports the mission a thrill as a private satellite experiment is launched and observers track his three orbit phases from Cape Canaveral to Ascension Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Gordon Cooper
Cooper
Faith 7
South Atlantic Ocean
Ascension Island
Air Force
Monroe
Atlas
Soviet Union
Eeme Rag Tm J
Tanan
Havana Radio
Mercury Control Center
Auanlc
Raciic
Virgil I. Grissom
Guaymas
Mexico
Grissom
Roger
Wisconsin student chosen for junior year in France
Miss Karen A. Buholzer daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry E Buholzer 1706 20th avenue is in the second group selected to study at Aix en Provence France The Junior Year in France program began in 1962 63 after administrators from both universities examined Aix rich educational cultural offerings The first Wisconsin Michigan group left last September The Monroe high school graduate 1961 pledged Kappa Alpha Theta and was initiated this past March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
France
Karen A. Buholzer
Harry E. Buholzer
20Th Avenue
Aix - En - Provence
Aix
G1aticmegan Wou
Wisconsin
Michigan
United States
Buholzer
Monroe High School
Kappa Alpha Theta
Marcn
Rumors Duvalier Planned Exile as Term Ends
Rumors spread that Haitian dictator Francois Duvalier planned to flee Haiti at the end of his term. Reports linked a Curacao flight and connections to New York and Europe. Pan Am noted four reservations under his name for a New York Paris flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Duvalier
Curacao
Venezuela
New York
Europe
Pan American World Airways
Paris
State Department
Washington
Louis Dejoie
Puerto Rico
Daniel Fignole
Romulo Betancourt
Haiti
Assembly Kills Bill On Education Setup
The Wisconsin Assembly voted 50 to 42 to kill a bill that would abolish the Coordinating Committee for Higher Education and replace it with a 10 member citizen commission. Representative Walter Calvert warned the plan would lead to chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Assembly
Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Walter Calvert
Benton
State Swiss Market: Demand Remains Steady in Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin traders report cheddar demand steady to improving with mostly fair demand and ample supplies. Cheddar prices range from 34 to 40 pounds for 40-pound blocks and various cuts. Swiss cheese shows steady demand fair to good with slight production uptick and ample supply as dealers clear current March stock. State brand blocks fetch 43 to 44 with B at 40 to 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Calendar Features New Glarus Photos Sidiss Recipes
NEW GLARUS Times Special presents a 1964 pictorial calendar from New Glarus with monthly photos. Each page includes a Swiss recipe such as fondue Eieroehrli Roesti and Nidel Zehtli, highlighting community history events and Swiss heritage for residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glarus
Sidiss
New Glarus
Millard Tschudy
Dairy dessert contest kicks off June Dairy Month plans
Green County Homemakers sponsor a dairy dessert recipe contest with four weekly winners judged May 31 June 7 June 14 and June 21. A county bakeoff is set for Thursday June 27 at 3 p m with a televised area final in Madison in September. Prizes include four weekly $3 awards and a $5 county prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Promotion Committee
Green County
Ananéey Isisnman Ta Marti Ininata
Green County Agricultural Chest
Ben Zimmerli
Brodhead
Marvin Freitag
Monticello
Roland Keen
Juda
Rowland Lawyer
Browntown
Helen Green
Monroe Evening Times
County Extension Department
Monroe
Archie Myers and spouse named delegates to district convention
Mr and Mrs Archie Myers Jr were named delegates to the First District Democratic convention at Sterlingworth near Elkhorn as the county group met last night in First National Bank James Buckley assistant state chairman was present Also attending were Mr and Mrs Palmer Daugs Madison Daugs is home secretary of Rep Robert Kastenmeier Lake Mills Second District congressman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Myers Jr
Sterlingworth
Elkhorn
First National Bank
James Buckley
Madison
Palmer Daugs
Daugs
Robert Kastenmeier
Lake Mills
Wallace Repeats Call for Federal Action in Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama Gov George Wallace reiterates demand to withdraw federal troops while backing state troopers to keep order. He warns President Kennedy to pull back the military presence as unrest follows rioting and desegregation protests. About 300 negroes plan voter registration in Selma as deputies guard entrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
George C. Wallace
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Wallace
Kennedy
Alabama
Shuttlesworth
White House
TVA
Tuscumbia
Sheffield
Florence
Selma
South
Faubus
Little Rock
Ark
Armistead Selden
George Huddleston
Integration Movement
James Deignan 70 Pell Lake dies in Genoa City hospital
James Deignan aged 70 of Pell Lake died at 5:50 AM today at St Clare Hospital where he was admitted as a surgical patient on May 6. Hasse funeral home in Genoa City handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Deignan
Pell
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St. Clare Hospital
M. Christine
Charlene Millard
Harold Millard
Route 3
Poimerae Hospital
County Welfare Department
Rep. Schadeberg
Darlington Board
Joseph Donahoe
Harry Everson Jr
George W. Martin
Walter Rollie
Albert Teuscher
Mervin Thompson
Howard Hale
Dwight King
Harold Huntingxter
Louis Knellwolf
John McDermott
Wyss
Thrill’ of
Earth Orbit Ride
Karen Buholzer
Haitis
Rernie Cantec
Archie Myers
Wallace Repeats
Dualand
Iev Tivitsid Kv Jin
Army
Pell Lake
Stricken
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