Legion Post Liquor License Sparks City Debate
The Monroe city council granted liquor licenses including to Zilmer-Riley Post No. 84 of the American Legion after rejecting a club license. Aldermen approved land purchase of 1.3 acres near the sewage plant for future expansion and road widening. Public dances by the Legion prompted objections over licensing and consistency in enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor N. Schiller
Zilmer-Riley Post No. 84
American Legion
Schiller
Orville R. Evans
Legion
Monroe
Evan C. Chambers
Fifth Ward
Legionnaire
Walter J. Bober
Seventh Ward
Badger Paint Store
Market Square
Lincoln School
Joseph and Marie Dearth
Rex N. Eyler
Public Property Committee
Board of Public Works
Council
Judiciary Committee
Doyle Logeson
Rockford, Il
Immanuel Church
Marie Deininger
10Th Street
Earl
Edna Barnett
17Th Street
Albert Aeberli
14Th Street
Emma Krattiger
17Th Avenue
Commercial and Savings Bank
Green Lake
Allen Pederson
Blue Cross
Schwann Ice Cream Co
Arnold Mueller
Bush retires from re election race in Connecticut
Sen Prescott Bush announces withdrawal from re election bid in Hartford saying he lacks strength for a full campaign. Republican leaders had sought a rematch with Democrat Abraham Ribicoff who defeated Bush in 1952.
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Hartford
Conn
Prescott Bush
GOP
Bush
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Monroe seeks state urban aid for 6th Street project
City council unanimously asked the state for urban aid financing for Highway 59 and 6th Street east in Monroe. The move aims to widen and resurface the street, possible later rerouting of traffic as a bypass, despite hospital and resident opposition and a required public hearing before final action.
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6Th Street
Monroe
Orville R. Evans
St. Clare Hospital
First Ward
Common Council
City of
Board of Public Works
State of
Wisconsin
Planning Commission
Wickus
Nathan E. Bear
Howard P. Olsen
M. — Hospital
Emerge Ee Tor
Pne
Eed Ar Ee Eee
11Th Avenue
Olsen
Twining Park
Bear
Highway 59
Agatha
Board to study blanket trade in on sheriff's cars
County Board tabled a motion to trade in three sheriff vehicles for newer models and study outfitting three station wagons as emergency units with a 2131 dollar payment. A 5 to 1 vote paused the plan as officials debated auto trade cycles and potential ambulance use.
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County Board _ supervisors
Sheriff's Department
Myron I. Stair
Seventh Ward
Police and Radio Committee
Paul Francois
Belleville
Red Cross
Monroe
Richard R. Wagner
County Hospital Trustees
Amos S. Johnson
Johnson
Allan F. Barnard
Recreation Committee
Monroe Country Club
Welfare Department
Clarence Soderberg
Lucas Signs with Cleveland Pipers for Two Years
Jerry Lucas, three time All-America from Ohio State, signed a two year pro basketball contract with the Cleveland Pipers. Pipers president George Steinbrenner called Lucas a stellar attraction that could save the club.
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Cleveland
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State University
Cleveland Pipers
George Steinbrenner
The
Pipers
Eisenhower Backed Candidates Sweep Ballot Races
The Associated Press reports Eisenhower endorsed candidates won big in Pennsylvania and Nebraska guber natorial primaries. William Scranton captured Pennsylvania with backing from the president and Fred A. Seaton won Nebraska. In Maryland Tawes faces Frank Small Jr. in November as the race tightens for renomination. Senate nominees include Daniel Brewster for Democrats and Edward T. Miller for Republicans.
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Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
William Scranton
Fred A. Seaton
Interior
Frank Small Jr
Tawes
Scranton
Eisen
Hower
Richardson Dilworth
Philadelphia
Seaton
Senate
Sen
John Marshal Butler
Daniel Brewster
Edward T. Miller
Health and Safety Camporee at Conrad Stauffacher Farm
A three day Health and Safety Camporee near New Glarus Woods runs Friday through Sunday with demonstrations on fire fighting gun safety boat and water safety and Civil Defense. Local officials Red Cross and Civil Defense leaders coordinate activities with health and safety inspections at meals and a closing Sunday church service.
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Conrad Stauffacher
New Glarus Woods
Henry M. Offermann
New Glarus Fire Department
Green County Sheriff’s Department
Jack Borders
Madison
Dane County
American Red Cross
Green County Civil Defense Organization
Enoch E. Huston
Monroe
Dewey Dwyer
School Project Plans Displayed at Bank
Architectural sketches and floor plans for proposed senior high school additions are shown in the First National Bank windows. The designs by Weiler and Strang Associates were published in The Monroe Evening Times last Friday and Saturday. Monroe district electors including Browntown Richland and Iliff voters will decide next Tuesday on a $975000 bond issue to fund the projects.
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First National Bank
Weiler and Strang and Associates
Madison
Monroe Evening Times
Monroe
Browntown
Richland
Iliff
Air Force launches secret satellite from Vandenberg
At Vandenberg Air Force Base California the Air Force released details of launching another secret military satellite on Tuesday possibly the next Discoverer series craft.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Estes Probe Deepens as USDA Aide Fired
Senate investigations broaden into Billie Sol Estes case as James T. Ralph, an Agriculture Department assistant secretary, is fired over his ties to Estes. The firing follows FBI scrutiny and Estes fraud charges while President Kennedy officials face calls to resign amid扩 expanding probes.
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Washington
Senate
Billie Sol Estes
James T. Ralph
Freeman
Ralph
FBI
Estes
Philippines
Texas
John L. McClellan
Congress
Congressional
J. Ralph
Tennessee
Agriculture Department
Jerry R. Holleman
Ownership group takes control of Green Bay Press-Gazette
A majority ownership group led by a California attorney and including Daniel Beisel shifts management of the Green Bay News Paper Co. William A C Roethke becomes president succeeding John B Torinus. Torinus resigns as president and executive editor citing differences over the corporation's future.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Newspaper Co
California
Green Bay Press-Gazette
William A. C. Roethke
Los Angeles
John B. Torinus
Daniel C. Beisel
Torinus
E.L. Everson
Leo V
Press-Gazette
Stock List Says As Trade Slows
New York stock market softened in a subdued session with slow trading estimated at 3.7 million shares versus 4.78 million on Tuesday. Most changes were fractional to about a point as brokers attributed the pause to a normal hesitation after two days of gains breaking a six day slump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Draheim Seeks Fourth Term in State Senate Recall
Sen William A Draheim announced his candidacy for a fourth term representing Calumet and Winnebago Counties in the State Senate. He has served in the chamber for 12 years and made the declaration today.
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Neenah
William A. Draheim
Calumet
Winnebago Countis
Senate
Ingwell Heads Green County Bankers Association
M. J. Ingwell of Bank of Albany was elected president at the Green County Bankers Association annual dinner in Monroe Country Club. Clarence Brunkow of Bank of Juda previously held the post. new vice president is George Grenzow of Monticello. secretary Lewis Lehnherr of Juda. treasurer Miss Marie Blum of Monroe First National.
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M. J. Ingwell
Bank of Albany
Green County Bankers Association
Monroe
Clarence Brunkow
Bank of Judo
George Grenzow
Bank of Monticello
Ee Lewis Lehnherr
Ank
Juda
Marie Blum
Monroe First National
Monroe High School
Allan Barnard
U.S. Forces Move Toward Laos Border Amid Laos Drive
Bangkok reports say 12 U.S. Air Force jets lead a new Southeast Asia command to deter communist advances from Laos. Laotian troops pull back from Houei Sai as Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese forces retreat toward Vien Phou Kha. Marines and Army units land and deploy from bases in Thailand, while U.S. airlift and naval assets bolster border defenses. Washington aims for cease-fire and neutral coalition talks with Soviet pressure on Pathet Lao.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Laos
U.S
Houei Sai
Pathet Lao
Vien Phou Kha
Nam Tha
13Th Air Force Squadron
Philippines
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Gulf of Siam
Don Muang
Pentagon
Washington
Pacific
SEATO
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Souphanouvong
United States
Incumbents Seek Nominations for Local Offices
Four incumbents announce re election bids on the Republican ticket for county offices. Helen Bratzke seeks another term as register of deeds, Ralph Kundert for treasurer, Ray Kundert for county clerk, and Helen Myers for clerk of courts. Wilbur Deininger and Leslie Schwitz seek sheriff posts, while C M Stauffer and G Fred Galli circulate assemblyman papers. Myers and Ray Kundert began service in 1955, Bratzke in her current post after deputy service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bratzke
Register of Deeds
Ralph J. Kundert
Ray E. Kundert
Helen F. Myers
Wilbur E. Deininger
Leslie M. Schwitz
C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
G. Fred Galli
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Susan Mallory
Barbara Deininger
Kathleen Gartner
Times
Sen. Bush
Ribicoff
Seaton, Scranton
Ike
Associated Press
Juda State Graded School
Joe Kuhne
Welch Plumbing
Bradley Plumbing
Janesville
Olsen Electric
Brodhead
Losch Thern Associates
Oshkosh
Bank
USDA
Ingwell Will
County Bank Group
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