Memorial Day tribute honors local war dead
A Memorial Day program in Greenwood featured graveside decoration and a parade with the Monroe high school band. Rev. Mouw urged citizens to defend life liberty and happiness as priceless gifts, while T. J. Burgy Jr. read a list naming 22 local veterans who died since May 30 1962 including World War I II Korean War and peacetime service members.
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Monroe High School
Greenwood Cemetery
Carnitt
Mouw
T. J. Burgy Jr
Green County
William E. Sumner
Max H. Voelkh
Ernest J. Buholzer
George W. Armstrong
Benjamin H. Woodle
Adolph Zurfluh
William Monte
Harry A. Brown
Joseph A. Hawthorne
Otto E. Bentley
Chauncey R. Coldren
Virgil A. Summeris
Robert Hawthorne
Roy Williams
Ralph E. Lindsay
Lawrence Wegner
Kenneth Walton
Dennis M. Chase
Donald FE. Boley
Robert M. Doyle
William W. Koller
Craig Rollins
Trading activity at Wisconsin Cheese Exchange reports steady sales
Moderate buying at the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange shows unchanged bids and prices. State brand pasteurized single daisies priced at 3642 cents, two cars traded with no change, bids for one car State brand cheddars up a quarter cent, raw milk colored cheddar at 34 and 40-lb blocks at 344% unchanged.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Tragedy on Tracks Near Appleton Depot
Orville Becher, 47, of Appleton was fatally struck by a North Western passenger train while walking along the tracks about five blocks south of the Appleton Junction depot on Thursday.
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Appleton
Orville Becher
North Western
Appleton Junction
Regents refuse cuts to two year higher education plan
Madison Regents representing the University of Wisconsin and nine colleges refused to entertain plans for operating with sharply reduced funds. The UW board warned a 15 to 17 percent cut would be disastrous and urged immediate action by the Legislature and Gov Reynolds before July 1. The College Regents warned that smaller funding would liquidate higher education in Wisconsin.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Norman Klentz Dies in Mishap
Norman E Klentz an 18 year old Monroe high school senior was killed when a tractor he operated on County Trunk P west of Clarno toppled and crushed him. Passenger Larry Lisser 18 was thrown clear. Klentz active in wrestling basketball and FFA. Services set for Zion EUB church with burial in Richland Salem Lutheran cemetery.
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Monroe High
Klentz
Clarno
Larry Lisser
Alfred Afken
Afken
Robert Keegan
FFA
William Craig Rollins
Alfred Barth
Norman E. Klentz
Orangeville
Lawrence
Elsie Kuhnke Klentz
Louise Kuhnke
Charles Klentz
Race Tensions Flare Across Cities In Desegregation Struggles
Tear gas halted a march of Negroes in Tallahassee as 257 were arrested on contempt charges during the 10th day of anti segregation protests. Demonstrations spread to Philadelphia Chicago Baltimore Baton Rouge Chattanooga Cambridge and Los Angeles with arrests and clashes as NAACP weigh plans for a bi racial committee and desegregation moves accelerate in Memphis and Jackson.
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Associated Press
Tallahassee
Florida
Florida A. and
M. Negro. University
Ben Willis
Jackson
Miss
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Chicago
Baltimore
Baton Rouge
Chatanooga
Cambridge
Sam Teague
City Commission
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
M. B. Pierce
Building Trades Council
City Board of Education
Memphis
U.S. Supreme Court
Secretary of State To Take 14 Percent Staff Pay Cut
Madison Secretary of State Robert Zimmerman and 16 office staff will endure a 14 percent salary reduction due to the budget stalemate. The cut amounts to about 15,930 annually, with Zimmerman’s own 12,000 salary being the largest portion of the savings. The office is among the first state agencies to announce operating plans for the coming year.
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Madison
Robert Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Highway 33 Section Closed During Work
MADISON The State Highway Department reports a section of Highway 33 at Beaver Dam will be closed over the weekend due to road construction.
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Highway 33
Madison
State Highway Department
Beaver Dam
Woodring Beaten by Two Grass Cutters in Topeka
Harry H. Woodring former U S secretary of war and Kansas governor 1931 32 is to have hip surgery after a Wednesday attack at his Topeka home. The 73 year old says he hired two men to mow his lawn who then assaulted and robbed him.
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Topeka
Kan
Harry H. Woodring
U.S
Woodring
Kansas
Peronists Launch 24 Hour Strike in Buenos Aires
After riotous demonstrations Peronist labor unions began a 24 hour general strike in Buenos Aires urging government action to ease unemployment.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Stock List Advances Toward 1963 Highs
New York markets extended a rally led by Motors and steels toward fresh highs. Chrysler rose over two points to a new peak, Ford added over one point, American Motors gained about a point, GM and Studebaker edged higher, with steel stocks advancing fractions and Youngstown Sheet Steel up two points.
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New York
Motors and Steels
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
General Motors
Studebaker
Youngstown Sheet
Cameras Find Sub Wreckage of Thresher Submarine
Photographs from the Conrad show wreckage on the ocean floor about 8,400 feet deep, identified as the hull, diving plane and sail area of the nuclear submarine Thresher. The Thresher sank April 10 with 129 men aboard during a deep sea test dive east of Boston. The Navy Court of Inquiry at Portsmouth will review the images, with the Trieste standby in Boston for further deployment if needed.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Thresher
Conrad
Boston
Navy Court of Inquiry
Navy
J. Lamar Worzel
Lamont Geological Observatory
Lune Lacsal
Trieste
Army Draft Quota Expanded to 12,000 for August
The Army asked for a draft of 12,000 men in August the largest monthly total this year. This compares with 4,000 for June and 7,000 for July. The prior 1963 high was 10,000 in April and May.
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Washington
Nine Finalists Sought In County Dairy Queen Contest
Voting for county dairy queen candidates starts tomorrow as June Dairy Month activities begin. Balloting occurs in grocery stores based on dairy product purchases with one vote per item. Candidates must be high school students ages 16 to 18. nine finalists will be named, one per community, and the county winner will be crowned June 29 at New Glarus.
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Dairy Queen
Marshall Ingwell
Queen
Green County
New Glarus
Shirley Zee
Albany
Ingwell
Lone British flag marks Sumner grave at Greenwood Cemetery
At Greenwood Cemetery visitors noted a lone British flag atop the grave of William E. Sumner formerly Marie McCully of Monroe. Sumner served 3% years in the British Army, was wounded in action, survived a POW camp, then pursued a chiropractic career after moving to the United States and died June 12, 1962. Memorial Day tributes by five Monroe groups placed his birth nation’s flag at his grave.
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Greenwood
William E
Marie McCulley
Monroe
Sumner
Germany
Craig Legion
Rockford
Schwartz Buys Insurance Firm in Local Deal
Glen A. Schwartz, an insurance veteran since 1947, buys the Wenger and Burgy agency effective tomorrow. Walter J. Wenger and Henry Burgy have run the business 30 years as of July and will stay on part time. Schwartz, with Lanz agency since 1954, served in WWII Italy and is married to Mary Buss. they have five children and live at 2001 19th Street.
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Glen A. Schwartz
Wenger and Burgy
Walter J. Wenger
Henry Burgy
Schwartz
Lanz
Carroll College
Transportation Corps
Fifth Army
Italy
Mary Buss
Mineral Point
Monroe
Steven
Elaine
Randy
Mark
Danny
19Th Street
Albert
Mary) Schwartz
Brodhead
Memorial Day traffic toll tops 155 lives
Nationwide traffic accidents killed 155 people on a Memorial Day observance, a one day record. The toll exceeded the National Safety Council estimate of 130 for the 30 hour period, surpassing the 109 deaths set in 1956.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
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Toll Exceeds 1000 After Dacca Cyclone Hit Coast
The official death count from a cyclone that struck the Chittagong coastal area in East Pakistan rose to more than 1,000. Rescue and relief operations continued as authorities assessed the devastation.
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Dacca
Pakistan
Chittagong
East Pakistan
Three Receive Scholar Awards in Green County
Carole Buehler daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert G Buehler 817 16th avenue is winner of the first 400 scholarship by the Green County Chapter National Polio Foundation set up in memory of Leland Lamboley. Also announced are two 100 Monroe High School Girls Athletic Association scholarships to Holly Hoesly and Dianne Speich. The awards were announced by W A Bender and Richard L Newcomer. Carole will study physical therapy at the University of Wisconsin. Holly will major in physical education at Wisconsin State College La Crosse. Dianne will major in physical education at La Crosse.
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Carole Buehler
Robert G. Buehler
16Th Avenue
Green County
National
Dianne Speich
Roy Speich
17Th Avenue
Fum Suarslei Aeren Cindk Mae
Monroe
W. A. Bender
Richard L. Newcomer
Holly Hoesly
Wisconsin State College
la Crosse
Future Teachers Association
GAA
The
Bulletin
Wilis Service
Repana
Pope John XXIII in grave condition at Vatican
Vatican reports show Pope John XXIII deteriorating with hours or days likely as doctors treat bleeding and an abdominal growth. L'Osservatore Romano director Manzini and other officials conveyed the crisis to reporters amid renewed papal concern.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Piero Mazzoni
Rome
Raimondo Manzini
Vatican
L’osservatore’ Rorand
Aicci- Ai -Aices
Isa
Manzini
Vatican Radio
Rut Trruvilre
Pius XII
Chute Jumper Killed by Moving Train Near Airport
A parachute jumper was blown into a moving freight train at the edge of an airport near Liberty Missouri and killed. Karl Dean Frandsen, 29, of Raytown, was fatally struck by the gust of wind Thursday.
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Liberty
Here
Karl Dean Frandsen
Raytown
Swimming Pool Set to Open Sunday at Recreation Park
James Mauermann announced Sunday hours for the Recreation Park pool from 2 to 5 30 p m and 7 to 9 p m. Early week hours run 9 to 11 30 a m 1 30 to 5 30 p m and 7 to 9 p m. Season tickets go on sale at the pool tomorrow from 1 to 4 p m. Temperature expected to rise from 66 to the 70s by opening.
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Recreation Park
James Mauermann
Park and Recreation
Ullice Iusil
LU Il. Ou da
Mauermann
Wisconsin AAA Seeks Member Opinion on Road Proposal
The Wisconsin chapter of AAA will poll its 176 000 members on Governor Reynolds plan Project 66 a highway construction crash program funded by bonds and higher vehicle fees. The proposal includes issuing bonds and raising license fees for cars and trucks.
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Madison
Wisconsin
American Automobile Association
Reynolds
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