Five From Area Hurt in Mishaps On County Roads
Five people, including three teens, were hurt in several county road incidents yesterday. Nathan R. Schwartzlow, 19, had numerous abrasions and was released soon. Robert E. Disch, 6, and Darrell Hustad, 17, suffered concussion and lacerations with other injuries.
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St. Clare Hospital
Nathan R. Schwartzlow
Frieda Schwartzlow
16Th Avenue
Robert E. Diseh
Sylvan Disch
Belleville
Darrell D. Hustad
Oliver Hustad
New Glarus
Schwartzlow
Robert M. Anderson
Route 1
South Wayne
Learner
Highway 11
Browntown
Sheriff's Deprestan
Ming Faye Tance
Anderson
John Coryell
Hustad
Disch
Robert Lloyd Timm
Madison General Hospital
W. Badger Road
Fish Hatchery Road
Green County
Monroe
ThzuWay
Browseway
Times
State GOP Aide Faces Tax Charge
Madison Philip Sellinger director of public relations for Wisconsin GOP resigns amid charges of state income tax evasion. He is expected to appear before Dane County officials amid reports he did not file tax returns for five years. Sellinger, 44, from Sheboygan now in Middleton, joined the Republican state staff in 1959 after serving Gov. Thomson.
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Madison
Philip Sellinger
Wisconsin
Republican Voluntary Organization
Sellinger
Dane County
William Buenzli
John Gronouski
William Byrne
Sheboygan
Middleton
Thomson
Graham Ends Tour With Sermon Before 4000 in Malhouse
American evangelist Billy Graham concluded his French provinces tour Sunday with a sermon to about 4,000 people in Malhouse.
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Graham
Malhouse
France
Billy Graham
Toll Climbs to 272 Wisconsin Mishaps Take 10 More Lives
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin suffered ten additional traffic deaths over the weekend, pushing the 1963 toll to 272. Names and ages of the deceased include John Greenberg 20 Burlington Lorraine Grimsrud 32 Superior Ann Peters 19 Bear Creek Mrs Jack Hinn 47 Town of Hobart and Judy 15, Brown County, among others in multiple crashes across highways and county roads near Kenosha Superior Shaw Oneida Appleton Madison Racine County and Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
John Greenberg
Burlington
Kenosha Hospital
Kenosha
Lorraine Grimsrud
Superior
Ann Peters
Bear Creek
Nuicuounway Sacrealycee
Highway 22
Shawano
Jack Hinn
Robert Lillge
Appleton
Gregory Rostankowski
Cudahy
Four Mile Road
Racine County
Mary Phillips
Madison
Jefferson County
Jean Lenoir
Walwalkee
Milwaukee
Wisconsin GOP Renames Pierce Endorses After Runoff Vote
Wisconsin Republicans kept Robert L. Pierce in a third four year term as national committee man after a close party endorsement election. Pierce defeated Edward Friend 1793 to 791 at the convention. Endorsement policy remained, with a runoff vote keeping the 60 percent rule in place despite opposition.
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Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Robert L. Pierce
Traditon
Onas
Pierce
Menomonie
Edward 5S
Ned
Richard Larson
West Bend
U.S. Senate
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Renk
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
Goldwater
Warren Knowles
Knowles
Whch
Jack
Olson
Monroe Senior Wins National Office Management Award
Monroe high school senior Connie Gable was named winner of the National Office Management Association award for excellence in business education. The honor, based on grades character and service, comes with a $300 Rotary Club scholarship and will be presented at Awards Day on June 6 by a Madison chapter member.
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Monroe
Connie Gable
National Office Management Association
NOMA
Miss Gable
Melvin Gable
17Th Avenue
Whitewater College
Rotary Club
Madison
Association
Gable
Pat Fischer
Edgewater
Pope John XXIII Weakens as Hemorrhages Persist
Vatican reports indicate Pope John XXIII, 81, remains confined to his apartment with recurrent hemorrhages. Doctors and papal officials describe some improvement but major concerns persist as Cardinal Cicognani and Bishop Van Lierde remain near his bedside for continued care. Kennedy’s planned June visit was suspended amid the pope’s condition.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
Kennedy
Pierre van Lierde
Rome
St. Peter’s Square
Mazzoni
Gasbarrini
L’osservatore Romano
Pope John
Amileto Cardinal Cicognani
Cardinal Cicognani
van Lierde
Firemen Elect Morris President at Galena Convention
Charles Morris of Beloit was named president of the Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois Firemen's Association at the Galena convention. Herman Pfund of New Glarus was re elected secretary treasurer and Joseph J Benkert of Monroe became a trustee. Other officers include Keith Miller Verona first vice president F C Richter Batavia second vice president David Logeman Stockton O E Hirst Galena and J T Alexander Shullsburg as trustees. A near record 640 firemen attended and demonstrations by Galena firefighters were held under sunny skies. Sheriff Wilbur Deininger of Monroe joined a radio procedure demonstration with Comdr Thomas J Keane USNR Retired as featured speaker.
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Charles Morris
Beloit
Wisconsin
Illinois
Galena
Herman Pfund
New Glarus
Josef J. Benkert
Monroe
Keith Miller
Verona
F.C. Richter
Batavia
Ill
David Logeman
Stockton
O.E. Hirst
J.T. Alexander
Shullsburg
Trus
Pfund
Wilbur E. Deininger
Thomas J. Keane
USNR
Fea
Monroe Firemen Attend County Meeting
About 15 Monroe firemen attended, along with representatives from all other fire departments in the county.
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Monroe
County
Madison Cheese Market Steady Amid Spotty Demand
Madison prices show steady cheddar with spotty demand and overall ample supplies. Cheddars 34 to 34.5 dollars per 40 pound block. single daisies 37 to 38 dollars. longhorns 37.25 to 39.14 dollars. midgets 37.42 to 38 dollars.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wife Slaying Figure Dies of Heart Attack in Wisconsin
A 59 year old man charged with first degree murder in the May 19 shooting of his wife died of a heart attack at Waukesha Memorial Hospital. Harley Washburn died hours after the incident while receiving treatment for a heart condition.
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Waukesha
Harley Washburn
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Manitowoc Teacher Killed In Antenna Fall
Paul F. Larsen a 50 year old amateur radio operator and mathematics teacher at Washington junior high Manitowoc died Saturday after falling from a 65 foot antenna he was repairing near his home.
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Manitowoc
Paul F. Larsen
Larsen
Washington Junior High School
Six Die In 14-Vehicle Turnpike Pileup In Fog
A fogbound New Jersey turnpike crash killed six people and injured about ten others. The incident involved twelve trucks and two cars in the northbound lanes near Elizabeth. One victim died at the scene, another at St James hospital after three hours. A truck driver from Port Huron Michigan, A J Gauthier, described entering a fog bank and not seeing the vehicle ahead.
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Elizabeth
N. J
St. James Hospital
Newark
A. J. Gauthier
Port Huron
Mich
Dairy judging results to be announced tomorrow
Calvin Kraemer county 4-H agent announced that dairy cattle judging scores from Saturday’s junior fair contest are being tabulated. Winners include Saneee eet Holstein cattle judged at Streiff farm and Brown Swiss at Voegels farm with James Crowley and UW team as judges. A total of 139 competed and contestants met at New Glarus high school for the post event discussion.
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Calvin Kraemer
Walter and Dean Streiff
Jake and Howard Voegels
James Crowley
New Glarus High School
Wisconsin college faculties urge enrollment halt amid budget stalemate
The CACCALIVE COLUMMne Go tm As sociation of Wisconsin State College Faculties urged Gov. Reynolds and lawmakers to hold up admissions until a state budget for the coming biennium is resolved. They warned of drastic enrollment curtailment if current spending is reduced and urged first come, first served admissions if needed. The telegrams were sent to the governor, legislative leaders and the regents.
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Stevens Point
Colummne
Tm Association of
Wisconsin State College
State College Regents
Philip Anderson
River Falls State College
Reynolds
Traditional May Queen Ceremony Crowns Mary at Twining Park
More than 700 people attended the outdoor ceremony crowning the Blessed Virgin Mary as May Queen at Twining Park. Msgr. George O. Wirz of Madison delivered the sermon with Rev. E C MecCollow as celebrant and Rev. Clement Haines as subdeacon and chaplain. The procession featured St Victor's First Communion class Holy Name Society and Knights of Columbus members.
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Twining Park
George O. Wirz
Madison
Otto A. Wirz
15Th Street
E. C. MecCollow
Clement Haines
St. Clare
Alfred Kunz
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
McCollow
St. Victor’s School
Haly
Finalists Named for Wisconsin Alice in Dairyland Contest
Ten more finalists were chosen in regional contests for Wisconsin Alice in Dairyland. Finals run June 13 to 15 in Manitowoc. Regional winners include Rita Moon from Platteville and Louise Evalyn Green of Loganville in Region 1, Kay Louise Atwood of Hudson and Sandrea Ewert of Unity in Region 8, and Dorothy Hagen of Wittenberg in Region 9.
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Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Prairie du Chien
Rita Moon
Rural Platteville
Platteville High School
Louise Evalyn Green
Loganville
Chippewa Falls
Kay Louise Atwood
Hudson
Hudson Hospital
Sandrea Ewert
Rural Unity
Stevens Point State College
Rhinelander
Dorothy Hagen
Witten
Regional Students Named in Mason-Dixon Program List
Deere a dull state candidate and Mary Klaus 18 Armstrong Creek seniors at Goodman High School Region 6 Stevens Point Muriel Smith 19 Oshkosh freshman at Stout and Charlotte Nehring 20 Rosendale sophomore at Stout Region 7 Sheboygan Falls Diana Bubolz 19 Reedsville UW sophomore and Kathryn Ann Estlien Kaukauna UW freshman.
Light Rain Brings Hope Yet Crops Face Frost Toll
Light rain arrived today easing a drought in southern Wisconsin but topsoil remains dry and several days of moisture are needed for crops. Farmers report potential corn replant questions after last Thursday frost while DeKalb seeds study frost effects. Potatoes and berries also show damage with a two week harvest delay forecast.
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Wisconsin
Myron E. Jeglum
University of Wisconsin
DeKalb Seed Corn Co
Green County
Supreme Court Refuses Alabama Troop Use Challenge
The Supreme Court rejected Governor George Wallace’s bid to bar federal troops in Birmingham amid racial unrest. It ruled the case centered on preparatory measures under 10 U.S.C. 333, not a substantive desegregation ruling. The court also urged desegregation of Memphis parks and recreation facilities and noted pending decisions on Birmingham school desegregation as well as two University of Alabama enrollment actions.
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Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Birmingham
High Tribunal
Kennedy
Wallace
High Court
Alabama and
Supreme Court
Memphis
Goldberg
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
U.S. Dist
Seybourne H. Lynne
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Huntsville
Lyne
Four Girls Complete Yellowstone Lake Walk
Four teen girls traced a Monroe to Yellowstone Lake trek. Mary Pandow 14 Karen Schmidt 14 Kathy Schmidt 15 Violet Zentner 14 walked 23 miles from 5 a.m. to 4 p.m. enjoying the scenery. Stephen Pandow and spouse checked in with the group and then drove them home to Monroe.
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Monroe
Yellowstone Lake
Mary Pandow
Karen Schmidt
Kathy
Violet Zentner
Yellowstone
Stephen Pandow
Dr. Mattison Elected President of Green County Dental Society
Dr Merton Mattison, Brod head, was elected president of the Green County Dental Society at a Marco's meeting. Other officers named include Dr Thomas Reilly as vice president and Dr John Usher as secretary treasurer.
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Merton Mattison
Brodhead
Green County Dental Society
Marco’s
Thomas Reilly
John Usher
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Reddick
David W. Smith
Ype Beret Aslingham
GOP
Hobart
Brown County
Judy
Church
Oneida
Hirn
Charles W. Bennett
Portage
Centerville
Frederick Carson
Aurora
JFK
Gov. Wallace
Antonio Gasbarrini
Balona
Piero Mazzoni
Apostolic Palace
Fall
Jersey Turnpike
Gauthier
Detroit
New York
Alice
The
Paul Stefanik
Albany
Dr. Mattison
Dental Society
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