Weather summaries and climate notes for Wisconsin and U.S. extremes
The Daily Record reports May 21, 1964 forecasts for Wisconsin with partly cloudy to fair skies, warmer temperatures across east and south, and highs in the upper 80s in Monroe and surrounding areas. It notes temperature extremes nationwide with Needles and Blythe California at 103 and Montpelier Vermont at 28, plus sunrise and sunset times.
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Monroe
USA
Needles
Blythe
Calif
Montpelier
Estates Probate in Brodhead Names Gill Executor
Albert H. Gill named executor of the Alice M. Steele estate of Brodhead who died April 11. Will dated April 12, 1963 directs a 10 year trust with 60 percent to daughter Mary Belle Habeger and 40 percent to son Stanley D. Steele. future divisions noted for heirs. Wayne Albertson and Sidney Fosshage serve as appraisers. Deaths listed for A. R. Steele, Ruth Elmer, Ruby Tronnes, Wright Ford Massey with brief ages and locations.
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Albert H. Gill
Alice M. Steele
Brodhead
Merchants and Savings Bank of
Hollis
Wayne Albertson
Sidney Fosshage
St Clare Hospital Lists Patients and Dismissals
The St Clare Hospital report names Joy Kay Leuteneg ger Mrs Merlin Peterson and others in medical and surgical listings with addresses across Monticello Caryl Ann Babcock South Beloit Dave A Field Lowes Park and more. Dismissals include Allen J Taylor David P Lininger Carl Schuetz and several others.
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Joy Kay Leutenegger
Monticello
Merlin Peterson
1603
14Th Avenue
Caryl Ann Babcock
South Beloit
Lena Raymer
Route 1
Dave A. Field
Lowes Park
Marvin W. Wilson
22Nd Avenue
Clayton Fellows
Janesville
Jody C. Weldon
Roscoe
Jil
Merle J. Shultz
Winslow
Burton R. Tiffany
Stockton
Ronald Lawrence Erwin
Spring Grove
Richard A. Larson
Blanchardville
Dale L. Kloepping
Rock City
Alma White
Warren
Hercy Benfer
Chester Schmerse
Homer F. Larrow
McConnell, Ill
Ella Christopherson
Allen J. Taylor
David P. Lininger
Carl Schuetz
Bruce M. Young
Mark G. Dransfield
Kenneth Melland
James D. Scott
Charles Threadgall
Patrick Hackett
Walter Alber and Son
Maude Mair
Julie Teuscher
Lloyd Wellen
George Passon
Howard Elliott
Kenneth Heimann
Robert Hinzpeter
Ronald Schoville
W. E. Deininger
Smelting Leads Gains as Market Closes Higher
U S Smelting rose about 10 points and lifted the market into positive territory late this afternoon. Volume was about 5.3 million shares as blue chips advanced. U S Smelting benefited from a copper ore discovery in New Mexico. Texas Gulf Sulphur remained active but slipped about a point. Calumet and Hecla declined over a point.
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U.S
New York
New Mexico
Texas Gulf
Calumet
Hecla
Officers Chosen For Monroe Service Station Unit
Malcomb Mart was elected president at a re organization meeting of Monroe service station operators at the Commercial and Savings Bank. The group, started in 1959 and discontinued in 1961 during the Berlin Crisis, named Harry Wilde as treasurer and Lloyd Holmes as secretary. Attending members included Martin Wilde Holmes Clinton Blackbourn Harold Rufenacht Phil Counselman Howard Olsen Forrest Riese Glen Swiggum John Daehlin Charles Trotter Glenn Langston Roy Chesebro and Robert Goecks.
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Malcomb Mart
Monroe
Commercial and Savings Bank
National Guard
Berlin
Clude Harry Wilde
Lloyd Holmes
Martin Wilde
Holmes
Clinton Blackbourn
Harold Rufenacht
Phil Counselman
Howard Olsen
Forrest Riese
Glen Swiggum
John Daehlin
Charles Trotter
Glenn Langston
Roy Chesebro
Robert Goecks
School board debates contracts and summer maintenance plan
Greenwood board member Al H. Babler urged set cutoff dates for teachers seeking release from contracts for nonextenuating reasons. Actions approved include scaffolding purchase for 610 dollars, painting and light work for 1160 dollars, and 1672 dollars for heating plant stack renovations. The East Clarno school building sold to the church for 850 dollars, excluding the heating unit. Wisconsin teaching internship program approved, with accrediting concerns noted and addressed for the new school year.
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Greenwood
al H. Babler
Lenght
W. R. Stuckey
Coplien
Draves Industrial Maintenance Co
East Clarno
University of Wisconsin
North Central Association of Secondary Schools
Supt
Huenink
Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee forms to aid civil rights marches
Seven major civil rights groups announce the Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee to defend demonstrators this summer. A spokesman says about 60 volunteers will work at least two weeks in Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana and Florida serving without pay.
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Lawyers Corps
South
Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Florida
Local notices and social updates from Monroe area
Personal mentions show Mr and Mrs Roy Davis from Madison visiting Monroe yesterday. Thrift sale May 22 at 1 to 9 pm 1003 10th St. Adv. Rummage and bake sale May 23 Immanuel church 9 am to 2 pm Adv. Mrs Ann Belton Milwaukee returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs George Shuh Monroe. Mrs John Kloosterboer Waupan returns home tomorrow after visiting her daughter and family Mrs Paul H Olm Monroe. Deep Rock gas ad offers three cents off per gallon on Highway 11 west Kundert Oil Co.
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Roy Davis
Monroe
Madison
10Th St
John Ault
25Th Street
Canada
Immanuel Church
Ann Belton
Milwaukee
George Shuh
Deep Rock
Hwy 11 West
Kundert Oil Co
John Kloosterboer
Waupan
Morrow
Paul H. Olm
Monore
Wausau Girl's Killer Bound Over for Trial
Terry Caspersen 21 bound over to circuit court for first degree murder in the stabbing of Eleanor Kaatz 18 on the way to school. He admitted the killing after grabbing her. she suffered more than 50 stab wounds. He appeared before Marathon County Judge Ronald Keberle and was held without bond. The preliminary hearing had been set for May 27 but he was brought in early to finish within the current term.
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Wausau
Terry Caspersen
Caspersen
Eleanor Kaatz
Marathon
Ronald Keberle
Shriners Meet With Musical Treat at Green County Club
Green County Shrine Club will host a meeting at the New Glarus Hotel next Tuesday at 7 p.m. with a musical treat as the featured entertainment and a dinner at 7:30 p.m. Rev Bruce Willett and Mrs Willett welcomed a son on May 16 joining sister Sarah, 3½. A hit and run was reported at 9:33 a.m. involving a car struck by an unknown vehicle near 1614 25th Avenue. Tuna can swim at 40 miles per hour.
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Shriners
Green County
Shrine Club
New Glarus Hotel
Willett
Albany
Bruce Willett
Melrose
Sarah
Dietrich H. Wilhelmi
25Th Avenue
New Glarus Plans Aged Home Construction Start Set
New Glarus delegates authorized planning for the Home for the Aged to be funded by a $60,000 target. Architects will draft plans and bids due by Oct 1 with construction hoped for this fall. Delegates Rev Linus L Wierwill Dennis Streiff and Mrs Gerald Disch attended. Fundraising has reached $45,000 with New Glarus at $29,700 and Darlington $5,240. The 17 4 acre site was donated by the Industrial Development Corp. Initial unit to feature 24 rooms on one main floor costing about $350,000 including furnishings and operating capital.
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New Glarus
Benevolent Society of the South Wisconsin Synod
Glarus Home
Milwaukee
Linus L. Wierwill
United Church of Christ
Dennis Streiff
Gerald Disch
City discusses 17th Street sidewalk and zoning plan
Officials discuss installing a sidewalk along 10 blocks of 17th Street to reach the high school and consider a possible future city zoning change per the mayor. Police Chief Wickline requests new street signs to replace damaged ones. A second five minute parking meter is authorized in front of the Brodhead Post Office.
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17Th Street
Calvin Wickline
Brodhead Post Office
Cheese Demand Fair in Madison Market Steady
Madison Wisconsin cheese market shows steady demand overall with bulk styles fair and prepackaged natural and processed varieties in strong demand. Current style supplies are ample to more than ample with cheddar prices around 34 to 88 cents per pound and 40 pound blocks at about 35 to 90 cents.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Judy Garland Walks Off Stage in Melbourne Crowd Ruckus
Judy Garland riled by Aussie hecklers leaves stage during a Melbourne concert as 7,000 fans clap wanly. She arrives late, blames a sore throat, and after a half hour intermission the singer returns to perform but delivers fragmented lyrics before exiting, with refunds demanded by many.
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Melbourne
Australia
Judy Garland
Miss Garland
Musicians Union
Bishop to Receive Honorary Degree at St Norbert College
St Norbert College will confer an honorary degree on Bishop William P. O'Connor of the Madison Roman Catholic diocese at commencement exercises May 31. The Milwaukee native taught summer school there before World War II and led the Superior diocese before becoming the first bishop of Madison. Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times.
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St. Norbert College
William P. O'Connor
Madison
Milwaukee
St. Norbert
Juror’s Charge Triggers Mistrial in Civil Rights Trial
In San Francisco a Negro juror shouted I was assassinated and crucified in the jury room causing a near riot as Judge Eyman declared a mistrial. Spectator William Bancroft was arrested after striking a bailiff. Jurors Geraldine Earp and Josephine Nichols alleged bias and said the verdict was decided on civil rights grounds.
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San Francisco
Andrew J. Eyman
Willam Bancroft
Geraldine Earp
Josephine Nichols
Badger Bloc Follows Party Lines in Vote
Wisconsin representatives voted along party lines as the House defeated 187 to 186 a motion to amend the agriculture appropriations bill to bar subsidy payments on farm exports to Communist countries. Republicans Byrnes Laird O Konski Schadeberg Thompson Van Pelt supported, while Democrats Johnson Kastenmeier Reuss Zablocki opposed.
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Washington
Wisconsin
House
Byrnes
Laird
O’konski
Schadeberg
Thompson
van Pelt
Johnson
Kastenmeier
Reuss
Zablocki
Showboat Dinner Features Church Couples Club Event
More than 50 people attended the third annual Showboat dinner hosted by the Couples Club of the First Methodist Church. The River Trip themed evening included a southern style meal by the Galley Crew and a program with Herbert Ainsworth and Mrs Wilbert May performing, French dance by Miss Chris Smith, and dance interpretations by Rogene Steensud and ly Simpson. Monroe High School Folk Arts contributed selections with Dr. Robert Smith as master of ceremonies and chief pilot guiding decorations.
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Mississippi
First Methodist Church
O. N. Johnson
George House
Clarence Seaton
A. L. Stewart
Herbert Ainsworth
Wilbert May
Chris Smith
Rogene Steensud
Ly Simpson
Navy Keeps Watch on Soviet Trawlers Off San Francisco
Two Soviet trawlers are under surveillance by the U S Navy off the San Francisco coast after being sighted Wednesday near the Farallon Islands about 26 miles west of the city.
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Navy
San Francisco
Farallon Islands
Slayer Barred From Services
Jefferson six teen year old Gerald Krueger admitted to authorities he killed his parents Rolland and Mrs. Krueger. They were buried in Reeseville Cemetery as the juvenile remained jailed. Judge C E Xading ruled out viewing the funeral from a church study. The youth faced possible trial for first degree murder.
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Jefferson W
Gerald Krueger
Rolland Krueger
Reeseille
United Church of Christ
C. E. Xading
Bey
Jefferson
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