Wisconsin GOP convention backs Byrnes while Goldwater cheers
A Milwaukee GOP gathering endorsed moderate candidates for local races while backing Barry Goldwater for president in a brief 12 minute closing session. A protester from Madison sat on the floor as Goldwater supporters spilled out after a telegram pledge from the Arizona senator. The convention pledged all 30 Wisconsin votes to Rep John W Byrnes on the first roll call, with Wilbur Renk as the Senate candidate. Warren P Knowles heads the state election team while incumbents Olson Zimmerman Thompson and Dena Smith won endorsements.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Milwaukee Arena
Lee Zeldin
Madison
Congress of Raci Equality
Talbot Peterson
Arizona
Barry
John W. Byrnes
Green Bay
U.S. Senate
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Philip Kuehn
GOP
Warren P. Knowles
Jack Olson
Robert Zimmerman
George Thompson
Dena Smith
Governors cheese tribute at GOP convention in Milwaukee
Governor Long visited the Wisconsin Republican gathering in Milwaukee and received Swiss cheese from a colony page. Gov. Love of Colorado delivered the keynote as delegates from Green County, Monroe, Brodhead, Monticello, New Glarus, Juda and Albany participated in a rally supporting Sen. Barry Goldwater.
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Gov. Love
Colorado
Milwaukee
Dan Landis
David Deininger
Madalyn Meythaler
Love
Barry Goldwater
Erma Thurber
Joseph D. Viney
State Central Committee
Anna Blum
T. J. Burgy
John Callahan
Ann
Deininger
Fred Galli
M. J
Gonstead
Mattie Lynch
Merlin J. Meythaler
Jack Murray
Frank Stiles
Fannie Benkett
C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
Arthur Ames
Jake Disch
Arnold Wieser
Ray Hoesly
New Glarus
Marvin Stauffacher
Browntown
R. J. Douglas
Juda
Gordon Schultz
Albany
Firemen Extinguish Nursing Home Blaze
Firemen were called to the White Haven nursing home at 6 35 a m yesterday to extinguish a mattress fire. The chief said the fire was quickly out but there was considerable smoke. Firemen remained about 45 minutes with fans to clear the room of smoke.
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White Haven Nursing Home
Ihe
Josef J. Benkert
Walter Day Monroe barber dies at 71
Walter L Day a Monroe barber of 51 years died at 4 am in his home of an apparent heart attack. Born Aug 7 1893, he operated a three chair shop on Monroe south side. He married Ethel Martin in 1913, celebrated a golden anniversary last fall, and served as secretary of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce 1940 50. Surviving wife son Wendell in Muscatine and two brothers. Funeral arrangements pending at Shriner Neushwander funeral home.
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Walter L. Day
9Th Street
Mr. Day
George and
Rebecca Blades Day
Orangeville
Argyle
Darlington
Racine
Clarence Day
Day
Ethel Martin
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Knights of Pythias
Smith Masonic Lodge
The
Eastern Star
Universalist Church
Wendell
Muscatine
Washington
Harvey Day
Brodhead
Jesse
Spo
Kane
Wash
Charles
George
Maude Barmore
Orjeszevite
Clara Gierrd
Shriner - Neushwander Funeral Home
Monroe Junior Champ Meet Qualifiers For State July 18
Thirty three local youngsters qualified for the Junior Champ state meet to be held at West Allis on Saturday July 18 by winning events at Monroe High School athletic field. Diane Milestone was the sole triple winner, taking broad jump 50 yard and 75 yard dashes. Multiple winners included Kevin Burington Steve Goodman Terry Hayes Mike Meythaler Vonnie Roosli Steve Christian Linda Ott and others across age groups with events listed for broad jump high jump pole vault shot put baseball throw softball throw and various dashes and hurdles. More than 300 entered the Jaycees sponsored meet under Stan Barr’s leadership.
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Monroe
West Allis
Diane Milestone
Kevin Burington
Steve Goodman
Terry Hayes
Mike Meythaler
Vonnie Roosli
Steve Christian
Linda Ott
Monroe High School
Stan Barr
Susan Schilt
Shannon Burington
Siu Grendahl
Mary Zuhiké
Dave Holling
Ann Henning
Donna Holcomb
Scott Martin
Bruce Kading
Bob Sonnenburg
Mike Moon
Lydia Hartwig
Vickie Paske
Teri Rabe
Barb Friedrichs
Rich Rowland
Shirley Guttmer
Barb Share
Donna Isely
Ken Kubly
Mark Winzenreid
Linda Oz
Scott Haberman
Susan Keegan
Karen Camron
Morrison Mourned In New Orleans After Fatal Plane Crash
New Orleans pauses to honor LeLesseps Morrison after a plane crash in Tamaulipas Mountains. Morrison, 52, former ambassador to the Organization of American States, dies with his 7-year-old son and five others. Funeral with full military honors planned. Morrison served as a major general in the Army Reserve.
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leLesseps S. Morrison
Mexico
Tamaulipas Mountains
Gallier Hall
Morrison
John Randolph
U.S
Organization of American States
Stuessy Takes Third At Classic Concours
Germann reports Stuessy earned third place in the 8th annual Classic Concours in the Northern Illinois Region of the Classic Car Club of America. Stuessy entered a 1932 Packard in the primary production early class at St Charles, Illinois, on Saturday.
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Germann
Stuessy
Northern Illinois
St. Charles
Fire Kills Seven At Parish Hall Party Disaster
A Samoan community fire dance at All Hallows Catholic church parish hall sparked a blaze that killed seven and burned seventy-five others, with twelve in critical condition. Witnesses described gasoline soaked sword tricks, a lighter, and a drummer adding fuel as a bowl of gasoline ignited, causing panic and blocked exits.
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Dan Francislu
Um — al
All Hallows Catholic Church
David Quiane
Samoan Catholic | Benevolent Society
Fair Weather Expected After Weekend Monroe Thunderstorm
Weekend storm in Monroe caused minor damage and a utility outage after a Saturday night thunderstorm that dropped nearly an inch of rain. Forecast calls for clear skies and warmer conditions tonight and tomorrow with highs between 74 and 82 degrees.
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Monroe
Peace Corps Volunteer Bill Anderson to Begin Dominican Duty
Minor W. Anderson Jr. known as Bill will start a two year Peace Corps assignment in the Dominican Republic next week. He was among the first group fully trained in Puerto Rico and will work on agricultural and rural development projects while learning Spanish and area studies. The Monroe High School and Miami University alum plans to pursue civil engineering after completing service.
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Peace Corps
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Bill
Minor W. Anderson
14Th Avenue
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Puerto Rico
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Ohio
University of Wisconsin
Hundreds Die as Riot Flares at Lima Stadium
In Lima a stadium riot during a Argentina Peru soccer match led to an estimated 400 deaths and many injuries after police fired tear gas. As 45 000 spectators surged toward exits the game was halted amid chaotic scenes and fan confrontations.
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Lima
Peru
Argentina
Judge Rules Boy's Rights Violated in Slaying Case
Jefferson County Judge Charles E. Kading retained juvenile jurisdiction for 16 year old Gerald Krueger amid a fatal May 16 parental shooting on a Waterloo farm. The court found rights violated by lack of timely counsel and criticized press coverage that could jeopardize a fair trial. Krueger remains in state custody for psychiatric treatment and welfare supervision.
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Jefferson
Jefferson County
Charles E. Kading
Gerald Krueger
Waterloo
Rading
Krueger
Roger Reiner
Dist
Robert J. Shier
Roland Krueger
Lillian
Kading
Wisconsin
Jas
State Department of Public Welfare
Kidnap Trio Nabbed In Mme Dassault Case
Paris police describe the three men as a little gang and hold them in the 35 hour kidnapping of Mme. Marcel Dassault wife of a millionaire warplane builder. She says she was not mistreated and the chief was charming. Gendarmes found the hideout after a check of arms and cottages north of Paris.
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Mme
Marcel Dassault
Dassault
Eurth
Mme. Dassault
Lawrence Lewis Funeral Tuesday in Brillion
Lawrence Lewis Sr. 75 of Brillion died Saturday and funeral services are set for 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Wieting Funeral Home Brillion with Rev. Willard Albertus officiating and Masonic rites. Survivors include three daughters two sons and two sisters with his wife predeceasing him in 1957. The Monroe City Band rehearsal is canceled and band signups postponed with next rehearsals announced.
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Lawrence Lewis Sr
Brillion
Blanchardville
Allan F. Barnard
Monroe
Wietinguneral
Willard Albertus
15Th Avenue
Lewis
Act of Commerce
Brillion City Band
Ruddie Bessert
Alan Behnke
Barnard
Stock Gains Led by Chrysler as Market Closes Higher
In New York the stock market edged up late in the day with strength in Chrysler and a handful of other key issues. Trading was moderate and gains of fractions to a point or more outpaced losses. Chrysler appeared most active, briefly topping two points as news of rising car sales and an expansion project supported the lift, with General Motors and Ford also advancing fractionally.
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New York
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford!s
Wooden nickel craze swamps bank with letters
More than 200 letters arrive from coast to coast about First National Bank’s wooden nickel project to highlight the coin shortage. Corners include humorous childhood memories from Holland Michigan and a San Diego sea captain fan seeking a nickel. A Neenah paper executive sends in wooden nickels and Confederate money for redemption in E bonds. Mayor Walter R. Ekum also receives samples and money for wooden nickels.
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First National Bank
Holland
Mich
Wisconsin
San Diego
Neenah
Walter R. Ekum
Shoplifting Seminar Sets 7 30 P M at High School Hall
A Monroe Chamber of Commerce run seminar will demonstrate shoplifting detection and control methods at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the high school lecture hall. Bruce Cruser Stan Kline Sheriff Devi nger and other local officials will appear along with the district attorney and police chief. Cairo Spy Trial Opens. Franz Huettenmeister Faces Death Penalty if Convicted on Israeli Espionage Charges.
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Onpoc
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Bruce Cruser
Madison Business Protective Association
Stan Kline
Dane County
W. E. Devinger
Joseph D. Viney
Henry S. Hefty
Cairo
Franz Huettenmeister
Israel
Juda to Host Rural Graduation Ceremony
Juda State Graded School will hold eighth grade graduation tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Juda high school gym. Notable participants include John Barth as speaker, Thomas E. Keegan as master of ceremonies, and Alva Blum accepting on behalf of Juda High School. Diplomas will be presented by William Hafen Jr. The program features choir and musical selections with students from Juda and nearby rural schools in Green County.
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Juda State
Green County
Juda
John Barth
Wisconsin State College and Institute of Technology
Platteville
Thomas E. Keegan
Alva Blum
Juda Schools
John Leggett
Keegan
William Hafen Jr
Juda Grade School Board of Education
Delores Marti
America
Dennis Keen
Juda State Graded School
Gary Helen Arnsmeier
Gary Harold Bartels
Vicki ‘Lynn Boeck
Craig Miles Buhlmann
Andrew Jay Eberle
Terry John Eberle
Joyce Ann’ Fields
Suan Kay Gissing
Shirley
Wisconsin Cheese Market Shows Steady Demand and Supplies
HEESE VEY AND FATR MADISON Wisconsin cheddar cheese market reports fair to good demand with ample to more than ample supplies. Prices vary by style from 34 to 40 percent for blocks and daisies, with longhorns and midgets priced around 37 to 42 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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