Pre Pak opens expanded Green County plant with federal inspection
The Green County Pre Pak plant completes a 100000 remodeling and holds an invitational opening. Louis F. Janke notes 70 employees and future expansion as the facility, part of the former Swiss Colony building, becomes a federally inspected meat and cheese packing operation. Dr. R C Salerno will present a certificate of inspection.
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Green County Pre-Pak, Inc
18Th Street
Louis F. Janke
Janice
Times
Green County
Pre-Pak, Inc
Food Packaging Enterprise
United States
Monroe
USDA
Fred Harris
R.C. Salerno
Salerno
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Legislators Face Early Fall Adjournment In Madison
Governor Reynolds outlines a cautious program as lawmakers plan a fall recess. Bills advancing include regulation of life insurance vending in transit hubs and university funding from federal sources. The beer age rises to 19 while a radiation devices bill gains momentum and two youth camps gain state support.
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Madison
Reynolds
Assembly
Paul Alfonsi
Minocaua
Insurance Department
Senate
Board of Health and Industrial Commission
Conservation and Public Welfare
Tinetander
Monroe High School Oklahoma! Delights 1500 in Debut Musical
The Monroe High School chorus staged Oklahoma! for two performances this week to enthusiastic audiences totaling over 1,500. It marked the district’s first full length musical and showcased a 17 member group of dancers and singers along with a large cast and chorus.
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Monroe
Ruth Chambers
Mary Lovelace
Gerald Kubly
Kendall Reinemann
Leon Wittner
Larry Holcomb
Terry Kubly
Barbara Gordon
Dean North
Carol Brown
Kristy Miller
Linda McGuire
Sharon Updike
Marsha Manos
James Schmerse
Ardell Kopp
Charles Gable
Beverly Alm
Jean Ausmus
Birmingham Faces tense weekend over federal troops
Washington reports Gov. Wallace asks Supreme Court to rule Kennedy erred Constitution by sending 3000 soldiers to Alabama. Birmingham police tighten security as threats target Negro leaders and businesses. King warns of crucial weekend amid bomb and violence fears.
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Washington.p
Gov
Wallace
Alabama
U.S. Supreme Court
Kennedy
Birmingham
Tennessee Valley Authority
Muscle Shoals
Jamie Moore
Asheville
N.C
U.S
Montgomery
Rnot
Eugene (Bull) Connor
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Atlanta
King
Dr Henry F Zingg Dies at 64 In Madison Hospital
Dr Henry F Zingg a longtime Madison area veterinarian died after a lingering illness in a Madison hospital. Funeral plans are pending at Frautschi Funeral Home Madison. He was born in Verona a 1927 graduate of Iowa State University and married twice to Erma Roeske and Matheild Williams. He is survived by his wife two brothers and three sisters.
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NEW Glarus
Henry F. Zingg
Madison
Frautschi Funeral Home
Speedway Road
Zingg
Verona
Iowa State University
Ames
Erma Roeske
Matheild Williams
Dodgeville
Albany
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Ernest Zingg
Walter
DeForest
Arnold Seldal
Stoughton
Carl Raemisch
Roy Lound
Cooper Returns To Honolulu After Space Flight
Gordon Cooper joins his wife Trudy and daughters in Honolulu for a homecoming after orbiting the earth 22 times in 34 hours aboard the USS Kearsarge. He heads to Cape Canaveral and Washington for ceremonies and a joint Senate address, with ticker tape in New York.
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Kearsarge
Honolulu
Gordon Cooper
Hickam Air Force Base
Trudy
Daughercess
Rueters Camara
Janita
Cooper
Pacific
Midwayy
Coopers
University of Hawaii
Iolani Palace
Washington
John Glenn
Congress
Glenn
Senate
Democratic
Mike Manefield
Montana
New York
Beloit Man Killed As Crane Hits Wire
Beloit man Fred Rykowski Jr. 37 of South Beloit was electrocuted Friday while loading a crane onto a trailer. He was touching the trailer when the crane boom contacted a power line. He owned a wrecking company with his brother Max.
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Beloit
Fred Rykowski Jr
South Beloit
Tykowski
Max
Fred Rykowski and Sons Wrecking Co
Inquest Ordered in Lancaster Youths Death After Deputies Fire
An inquest is ordered into the death of 17 year old George Klosterhuber and injury to 15 year old Merele Rowland after a car fled a gas storage site and crashed following gunfire from Grant County deputies. Sheriff Dallas Wepking said the youths appeared to lose control on a curve and hit a tree. The inquest is set for Wednesday at the Grant County jail in Lancaster.
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Lancaster
Boscobel
Grant County
Leo Becher
George Klosterhuber
Merele Rowland
Dallas Wepking
Wepking
Gunshot Report Details Sparsely Shared by Officials
The Wisconsin State Journal notes Sheriff Wepking quotes District Attorney James Hafferty saying the state attorney general’s office deemed the gunshot report not anyone’s business. The paper shows bullet-hole photos from the wrecked car, while physicians and the Klos terhuber burial funeral home report no evidence of bullet injuries to either youth.
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Wisconsin State Journal Today
Wepking
James Hafferty
State Attorney General’s Office
State Journal
Klosterhuber
Minnesota OKs Colored Oleo Sale Bill
The Minnesota Legislature sent to Gov. Rolvaag a bill legalizing colored oleomargarine for the first time since 1931 after Senate approval and House passage. The measure removes uncolored oleo and imposes a 10 cent per pound tax on yellow margarine.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
Senate
House
Wisconsin
Poppy Day Hat Contest Held in Monroe by American Legion
Mrs. Allen Goecke chairs the American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day event in Monroe with co chair Mrs. Olin Flisram. Hat contest runs Friday 9 am to 9 pm with top prizes of 5 and 7 respectively. Hats must be at Legion hall by Wednesday for judging. Proceeds aid veterans and their families.
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Monroe
Allen Goecke
Olin Flisram
American Legion Auxiliary
Arthur Schuett Dies in New Glarus at 77
Arthur Schuett 77 died early today at his New Glarus home after a monthlong illness. He was born in Keystone Iowa and married Ella Naef in 1912. The couple moved to New Glarus in 1917. she died in 1926. Survivors include his wife four sons a daughter and three sisters. Arrangements are pending at Zentner Funeral Home New Glarus.
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New Glarus
Arthur Schuett
Mr. Schuett
Keystone
Ella Naef
Engler’s Department
Pet Mick
Lenore Weir
Monroe
Max
Monticello
Harrison
Douglas
Gregory
Alan Freitag
Madison
Anna Kaeser
Middleton
Hilda Anderson
Long Island
N.Y
Inez Schuett
Zentner
Envoy Kennan to Quit Belgrade Post in Fall
Washington announced that 59 year old diplomat George F. Kennan will resign this fall as ambassador to Yugoslavia. The White House said he will return to academic life and no successor has been named yet.
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Kennan
Belgrade
Washington
George F. Kennan
Yugoslavia
White House
Eisenhower hints Romney Morton as potential 1964 GOP nominees
Former President Eisenhower, at a Rochester NY news conference, says George Romney and Thurston Morton would make good nominees for the 1964 Republican nomination. He denies backing Romney and notes Rockefeller and Goldwater as possibilities while outlining Nixon’s shifting status.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Rochester
N.Y
George Romney
Michigan
Thruston B. Morton
Barry Goldwater
New York
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Romney
Thurston B. Morton
Kentucky
U S imposes limited boycott over Haiti Duvalier regime
The United States signs a limited diplomatic boycott of Francois Duvalier's government. State Department says Ambassador Thurston and staff in Port au Prince have avoided contact since Tuesday as Washington weighs stronger steps.
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Washington
United States
Francois Duvalier
State Department
U.S
Thurston
Port Au Prince
Duvalier
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