Negro Leaders Fight Pupil Expulsion Over Sit-In Protests
Negro leaders vow to seek federal court relief to void Birmingham school board orders expelling or suspending more than 1,000 Black pupils involved in anti segregation demonstrations. Dr. King warns against mass walkouts while bi racial talks seek stability amid court rulings on sit ins.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Cc whaoaAamana
Theo Wright
Arthur Hanes
Supreme Court
Hanes
NAACP
Constance Baker Motley
Legal Defense Fund
New York
Avata
Louisiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Jaycees Prepare Chicken Barbecue Tradition Continues
Jaycee Memorial Day Chicken Barbecue organizers Keith Holcomb and Louis Studer announce that serving starts at 11 am at the fairgrounds. Over 100 Jaycees handle food prep and pit construction for hundreds of chickens, with dine in or takeout options to support Memorial Day activities.
Bank Holdup Couple Awaits U.S. Sentence
Madison resident Thomas Brownie 49 and Margaret Ann Converse so pleaded guilty to armed robbery for a Edmund community bank holdup last month. A presentence investigation was ordered and the couple appeared in federal court. The heist netted $1636.
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Madison
Friendship
Edmund
U.S
Kenneth Grubb
Thomas Brownie
Margaret Ann Converse
Grand Marsh
Brownie
Area Doctors Convene at Monroe Clinic Thursday Clinic
The Monroe Clinic hosts a one afternoon medical conference for area physicians with speakers from Madison and local specialists. Dr William S Middleton will headline on connective tissue diseases in general practice followed by sessions on lung diseases dermatology hearing and more.
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Monroe
William S. Middleton
Madison
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Edward Zupanc
Middleton
Lewis F. Scribner
Department of Allergy
Robert R. Baumann
Department of Dermatology
John R. Fuller
Department of
Farm wheat vote could shape future government programs
Washington reports decision day in the wheat plan controversy as farmers up to 1.5 million cast ballots on curbing wheat production and the costs of farm programs. The outcome may redefine policy direction for U.S. farm supports.
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Washington
First Voter in Green County Wheat Referendum
Harold Claussen, voting for Claussen Brothers of Adams Township, is the first voter in Green County wheat referendum. By noon there were 10 voters. polls close at 8 tonight in the ASC office in the agricultural building.
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Harold Claussen
Claussen Brothers
Adams Township
Green County
ASC
Big Farm Plan Faces Crucial Vote After Wheat Debate
After the largest farmer campaign, the federal plan to curb wheat production seeks broad economic and political impact. President Kennedy and Secretary of Agriculture watch the ballot as two thirds approval could shift 1964 crop policy toward reducing plantings and split wheat into domestic export and other uses with price supports up to 2.00 and 1.30 per bushel, plus idle-acre payments up to 300 million, or a defeat leads to a free market with lower supports around 1.25.
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Kennedy
Po A
New Orleans Loses Segson National Rally
Segregation problems forced cancellation Monday of plans to hold the American Legion's 1963 national convention in New Orleans. The executive committee must find a new site for the convention scheduled for September 6 to 12.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
New Orleans
Legion
Cooper Receives Medal From Kennedy in Capital Welcome
Gordon Cooper, 36, Air Force major, flew to Washington to accept a medal from President Kennedy after orbiting Earth 22 times. He was greeted by Secretary of the Air Force Zuckert, Gen. LeMay, NASA head James Webb, and other officials at Andrews Base and the White House, with his wife and two daughters present.
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Washington
Gordon Cooper
Capital
Kennedy
Congress
Earth
Air Force
Cape Canaveral, Fla
Andrews Air Force Base
Curtis E. LeMay
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cooper
Cape Canaveral
Moscow
White House
NASA
Houston
Open House At Green County Mental Health Hospital
In observance of Mental Health Month Green County hospital will hold an open house Sunday from 1 30 to 4 p m. The staff invites the public to view programs for mental patients and future planning. Superintendent Amos S Johnson notes handicraft exhibits by patients and urges community participation.
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Green County Hospital
Amos S. Johnson
Johnson
Kiwanis Hears Martin Hughes in Park Ridge
Martin Hughes of Park Ridge Illinois entertained about 100 Kiwanis members and wives at the Monroe Country Club for Ladies Night with an hour long talk on Ma dam Chairman A roll call named local women and five prizes were awarded to attendees. The event was organized by house committee chair Donald Brown with several committee members listed.
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Martin Hughes
Park Ridge
Ill
Monroe Country Club
Hughes
House Committee
Donald Brown
Robert Bauman
George Barry
Robert Tschudy
Harold
Eddie) Pickett
Donald Love
Zoning Hearing Set For Monroe City Council Meeting
The Monroe City Council will hold a public hearing at 7 30 p m in City Hall on rezoning 4.08 acres north of Calvary Cemetery. Green County Realty Co requests changing property south of Newcomer funeral home from residential to business classification.
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Monroe
Newcomer Funeral Home
Green County Realty Co
Calvary Cemetery
Reverend Roehrdanz to Exchange Pulpits in June
Rev Melvin J Roehrdanz of Two Rivers Emanuel EUB rejoins the Manitowoc area when he arrives in June to exchange pulpits with Rev Karl F Koch who will move to Two Rivers. Roehrdanz, Fond du Lac native, has held several pastorates and chaired church education boards.
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Two Rivers Emanuel Eub
Melvin J. Roehrdanz
Immanuel Church
Karl F. Koch
Two Rivers
Roehrdanz
Fond du Lac
North Central Collége
Napervile
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Naperville
First Evangelical Church
Plymouth
Arcadia
Methodist Church
Memorial Church
Milwaukee
Memorial Community Eub Church
Board of Christian Education
Conference
Manitowoc County
Judyth
Park Lawn
Richard
Washington High School
Sugar stocks surge amid blue chips rally continues
NEW YORK Continued strength in sugar shares and a recovery in blue chips accompanied an irregular stock market rise this afternoon. Trading was fairly active. Gains and losses of fractions to about a point prevailed among most key stocks. Wider movement occurred among some of the sugars and selected issues. The sugars resumed their strong rally based on leaping sugar prices, but some gains were shaded by profit taking.
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New York
Half Billion Speedup of Wisconsin Highways Proposed
Gov. Reynolds unveils Project 66 a 500 million plan to finish seven years of highway work in two years building 502 miles of interstate and four lane highways by 1966. Central steps include a Wisconsin Freeway Development Commission to borrow 360 million and higher auto and truck fees raising about 22 million annually to fund lane expansion.
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Madison
Reynolds
Wisconsin Freeway Development Commission
Milwaukee
Illinois Line
Dane County
Beloit
Portage
Tomahawk
Brown County
Suamico
Milwaukee County
North Avenue
Rainfall Brings Minimal Relief to Monroe Crops
In Monroe, a quarter inch of rain fell overnight in downtown, with smaller amounts elsewhere. James Schwoegler of the Soil Conservation Service says the rain is better than nothing but offers little relief, noting an eight inch moisture deficit from autumn 1962 and that crops are at an early record date. He warns that more rain is now essential.
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Monroe
James Schwoegler
Soil Conservation Service
Schwoegler
LaBuch to Open Uptown Store as New Self Serve Market
LaBuch and family unveil Uptown store transformed from former A and P site with cut to order meat, dairy and frozen goods, two checkout lanes, air conditioning, and persimmon and green grape decor. The South Side Market remains at 1317 17th Street with deliveries from that location.
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Herbert LaBuch
Walter
Marie) DeRemer
LaBuch Uptown
16Th Avenue
A and P
Willie Smokes
Smokey Row
Uptown
Bruni- Miller Co
Times
LaBuch
Avenus
13Th Avenue
LaBuchs
South Side
17Th Street
Certified Grocers of
Madison
Baenhee Bee
Buri Rie Co
Erickson Plumbing and Heating Co
Hartford
Lodi
National Tea
National
Monroe
John Sager
Armour’s
Milwaukee
Paa Rabraindie Avlba Ase
Walter DeRemer
Lyall Beggs Named 1964 Bar President
Lyall T. Beggs of Madison, a former state assemblyman, was elected by mail ballot to lead the State Bar of Wisconsin starting June 1964. Officers elected include Frank D. Hamilton secretary, John Cashman treasurer, and Theron P. Pray to the judicial council from Ashland.
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State Bar of
Wisconsin
Lyall T. Beggs
Madison
Beggs
Frank D. Hamilton
Dodgeville
John Cashman
Manitowoc
Theron P. Pray
Ashland
Judicial Council
Shelter House Project Studied at Twining Park Site
Monroe Park Board reviews feasibility of a shelter house on the former storage garage foundation at Twining Park near White Haven Nursing Home after a fire. Board members also inspected Twining and Recreation Parks to assess equipment and maintenance needs. A $750 fund for creek straightening at Twining Park may be used to straighten a ditch from the old Argyle road to the stream, after a Juda contractor bid $250.
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Monroe Park Board
Twining Park
White Haven Nursing Home
Park Board
Twining
Dine Wuc
Gabe Gomcu
Juda
Rockford Woman Dies After Being Struck by Car
Mrs. Ella Crotzer 75 a former National Navy Mother of the Year in 1943 was fatally injured when struck by a car while crossing a Rockford street. Police say driver Steven Zillhart 18 did not see her until it was too late to brake and he was not charged.
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Rockford
Ella Crotzer
National Navy
Steven Zillhart
U S and Common Market Near Tariff Pact In Geneva
Delegates from the United States and the Common Market expressed optimism over a possible tariff agreement to reduce barriers in the Western world. West German Vice Chancellor Ludwig Erhard praised for shaping American ideas, as talks continued toward a GATT framework despite earlier stalemates threatening Kennedy era trade goals.
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Geneva
U.S
Ludwig Erhard
Washington
Presidymakenad G
Kennedy
State KC Honors Liy Law leaders
The Wisconsin State Council of the Knights of Columbus honored six Catholic laymen for distinguished service and awarded $1,000 scholarships to 10 high school seniors at its 62nd annual meeting. Honorees include Hoffman, Reinhober, Scherer, Slowey, Ohman, and Simons. scholarship recipients span Superior to Milwaukee with multiple cities represented.
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Sheboygan
Wisconsin State Council of the Knights of Columbus
Council
Carl J. Hoffman
Lancaster
Vincent G. Reinhober
Chilton
Frank N. Scherer
James Slowey
Phillips
Conrad C. Ohman
Stausten
John
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Robert G. Zach
Arthur Chandler
Eugene E. Herzberger
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John Mulfail
Quirecovor
Ana General
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Segson National Rally
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Kiwanis
M.J. Roehrdanz
Immanuel Eub
Rev. Koch
Shelter House
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