State Leaders Hopeful on Eye Of Vote Tuesday
Milwaukee area awaited a pivotal election day as Wisconsin voters chose the governor and other state offices. Key races include U.S. Senate incumbent Alexander Wiley and five constitutional posts with control seen as likely to hinge on Milwaukee turnout.
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Eye of
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
U.S. Senate
Alexander Wiley
Philip G. Kuehn
John W. Reynolds
Kuehn
Reynolds
Milwaukee County
Wiley
Gaylord Nelson
Lafayette County Appears With No Democratic Ballot Races
For the first time in years Lafayette County lists no Democratic candidates on the ballot. Five Republican incumbents hold county offices including Holmes Stott clerk, Elmer Virtue treasurer, Robert Michaelson clerk of circuit court, Eleanor Mullen register of deeds, and John Schleifer district attorney. Edward Thompson, sheriff nominee, is unopposed along with Dr. Lyle Olson of Darlington running unopposed for coroner after defeating the incumbent in the primary.
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Lafayette County
Republic
Holmes Stott
Elmer Virtue
Robert Michaelson
Eleanor Mullen
Register of Deeds
John Schleifer
Edward Thompson
Fern
Thompson
Lyle Olson
Darlington
Richard Barth
Monroe
C. M. Stauffer
Green County
F. L. Buschacher
Gordon W. Roseleip
T. J. Griswold
Livingston
Robert S. Travis
Platteville
State Building Commission
Ray Kundert
Ralph Kundert
Helen F. Myers
Joseph D. Viney
Helen Bratzke
Wilbur E. Deininger
A. Charles Howe
Richard Wagner
Ulbricht Ends Moscow Visit After Secret Conference
East Germany's Communist party chief Walter Ulbricht departed Moscow after a four day stay that included a secret meeting with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev.
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Moscow
East Germany
Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
Khrushchev
Weather May Shape Voter Turnout In Monroe Election
Forecast calls for cloudy skies and cool temperatures as voters prepare to cast ballots in a mixed statewide and local race. Polls open at 9 a.m. in Turner hall and various village locations with hours ranging to 7 p.m. in some towns. 4766 residents are eligible in Monroe as incumbents and challengers vie for assembly and county posts, including Green County candidates and sheriffs race.
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Turner Hall
Brodhead
Albany
Belleville
Brooklyn
Browntown
Monticello
New Glarus
Noted Iowa industrialist Fred Maytag dies at 51 in Newton
Fred Maytag II, longtime Maytag Co. board chairman and Iowa industrial leader, died of cancer at his Newton home at age 51. Survivors include wife Ellen Pray and four children, with memorial services planned at First Methodist Church after private funeral at St. Stephen’s Episcopal. Maytag also served in the Iowa State Senate and held multiple civic roles.
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Fred Maytag II
The
Maytag Co
Iowa
Newton, A
Maytag
Jon Dannerbeck
Madison
Dannerbeck
Paul Dannerbeck
Monroe
Martha Ann Maytag
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Newton
First Methodist Church
Ellen Pray
David Egger
New Haven
Daniel Egger
Ora B. Maytag
Florida
Mary Louise MaCahill
Miami Beach
L. B. Maytag
Colorado Springs
William Smith
Prattville
Ala
Maude Youngbury
Los Angeles
Mr. Maytag
F. L. Maytag
Iowa State Senate
Grinnell College
Ducks Unlimited
Republican Party
Herbert Hoover Birthday Foundation
U.S
Canada
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Polaris Explosion at Cape Canaveral Test Flight
An advanced A3 model Polaris submarine missile exploded in flight today after launch during a 1900 mile test at Cape Canaveral Florida.
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Polaris
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Jane LaBorde Wins District Wool Contest at Janesville
Jane LaBorde of Monroe was named a district winner in the Make It Yourself with Wool contest at the Rock County Courthouse Janesville. Sandra Twist of rural Beloit shared the district win and both advance to the state competition in Madison November 16 17.
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Jane LaBorde
Janesville
Monroe
Rock County
Miss LaBorde
Sandra Twist
Beloit
Madison
Green
Rock
Dane
Jefferson
Linda Phillips
Blanchardville
Green County
Linda Christiansen
Brodhead
Lena Plus
Marilyn Philips
Rita Paulson
Barbara Severson
Browntown
Sandra Cox
Nancy Edison
Donald Witt
Monticello
Ernest Twist
Mrs. Otto Kubly Dies Here at 84
Mrs. Otto Kubly 84 died at 9 20 last night at her home 1754 17th street of heart failure. She was born Emma Frieda Tschudy Sept 2 1879 in Clarno Township and married Otto Kubly March 14 1923. Surviving are seven brothers and two sisters, with funeral in St John s United Church of Christ at 2 p m Wednesday.
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Otto Kubly
17Th Street
Emma Frieda Tschudy
Clarno Township
Fridolin
Marianna Lanz Tschudy
P. A. Schuh
Clarno
Monroe
Kubly
St. John’s United Church of Christ and Aid Society
Andrew
Arthur
Emil
Benjamin O
Lionel
Amarillo
Tex
Theodore
Cheyenne
Wyo
Fred Tschudy
Long Beach
Calif
Julius
Lydia) Hartwig
Ophelia Tschudy
Jacob J. Tschudy
J. J. Burgy
Monticello
Bernard Paddock
Mill Valley
Magdalena
Annetta
St. John’s Church
Paul H. Olm
Shriner- Neushwander
Sgt Dunn Observes Weekend Maneuvers
Sgt Ralph Dunn of Madison in the Fifth Army observed Co B of Green County National Guard during a weekend drill period starting Saturday at 3 45 pm. Regular Monday night drill and an NCO school are scheduled for the coming days.
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Ralph Dunn
Madison
Fifth Army
Co. B
Green County
NCO
Governors Races Shape 1964 GOP Prospects
In an interim election the GOP seeks 19 of 35 governorships while Democrats defend 16. With 50 million voters, races from Maine to Hawaii affect 1964 power, as Nixon Brown Rockefeller Romney Swainson and Dilworth vie for key posts and national leverage.
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Cuba
Senate
Maine
Hawaii
House
GOP
Montana
Utah
Associated Press
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Wisconsin
Nebraska
Oklahoma
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Massachusetts
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Arizona
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Colorado
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Ohio
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Texas
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Maryland
Nevada
Alaska
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert M. Morgenthau
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
William W. Stanton
Richardson Dilworth
George Romney
John B. Swainson
County Budget Hearing Tonight
The County Board holds a public hearing for its 1963 proposed 2,113,431 budget at 8 30 p m in the courthouse, with a regular meeting at 8 p m followed by an informal session for citizen input. The proposal increases by 84 926 from last year, driven by highway department federal social security state retirement fund and county hospital requests. The board will review the entire budget and consider departmental requests, with the plan subject to revision and adjournment until Wednesday due to election tabulation.
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Highway Department
Federal Social Security and State Retirement Fund
Nine Drown After Sailboat Race Near Tokyo Bay
Nine college sailors are missing and presumed drowned after two boats vanished during a race in Sagami Bay southwest of Tokyo amid turbulent conditions. Coast guard and other crews search the area, and officials urged caution as weather worsened.
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Tokyo
Sagami Bay
William D. Isely Dies at 81 in Washington Township
William D. Isely 81 retired Washington Township farmer died at 12 10 a m in St Clare hospital after Oct 31 admission for post surgical complications He was born April 24 1881 on the homestead farm married Emma Hartwig February 22 1906 Surviving wife two sons two daughters a sister and a brother list 28 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren A son and a grandson preceded him Funeral Thursday at 2 p m in Stuessy funeral home with Rev J Allan Mittler officiating Burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Washington Township
William D. Isely
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Isely
Christian
Verena Buenker Isely
Emma Hartwig
Jordan Township
Monroe
Willis F
Argyle
Howard
LeRoy
Helen) Unger
Francis
Betty) Swiggum
Frankfort
Germany
Carl Marty Sr
Rosina Rufer
Emil Ritschards
Monticello
Arlie
Arland Isely
Sam
George
Henry
John Isely
Jacob
California
Mary Bidlingmaier
Stuessy Funeral Home
J. Allan Mittler
Greenwood Cemetery
Three More U.S. Men Die in Viet Nam Conflicts
Saigon reports three more American deaths in Viet Nam. Two U S Air Force pilots died when a Vietnamese air force B26 fighter bomber was shot down by ground fire. A U S soldier was killed by a grenade blast in Can Tho, also killing two Vietnamese children.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U.S
Can Tho
Signal Corps
Sending Envoy To Review Plan In Talks at U N
U S officials report no evidence yet that Soviet atomic bomber forces are packing up in Cuba. Kennedy seeks removal of IL28 bombers and missiles with U N oversight to verify withdrawals. ICRC delays final decision on inspecting Soviet Cuba bound ships amid New York talks with U Thant.
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Washington
U.S
Cuba
Kennedy
Associated Press
International Committee of the Red Cross
Geneva
New York
Paul Ruegger
U Thant
United States
Soviet Union
Thant
ICRC
White House
Khrushchev
United Nations
Red Cross
Fidel Castro
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Castro
Havana
Monroe CD Police Course Opens for Adults
Citizens may enroll by leaving names at the police station or notifying Nat G Preston or Walter Drews. The Civil Defense Auxiliary Police course starts Thursday night in the county jail building with Sheriff A Charles Howe as instructor. The program welcomes both men and women from rural and urban areas. A separate basic course titled Individual and Family Survival begins at the Monroe High School as part of the Vocational and Adult Education program.
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Monroe
Civil Defense Auxiliary
Nat G. Preston
Walter Drews
A. Charles Howe
Monroe School of Vocational and
Colder Weather After Snowy Weekend Across State
A dismal weekend of rain snow and high winds yields colder weather tonight with clear skies and temperatures in the 20s. Snow fell statewide with precipitation ranging .10 to .20 inches and a high of .33 in Green Bay. Park Falls reports three inches while Superior Duluth notes a trace. Strong winds kept residents indoors and reduced attendance at local events.
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Green Bay
Mississippi River
Park Falls
Superior Duluth
Top Wanted Man Caught in Buffalo
Albert Frederic Nussbaum Jr. 28, an alleged bank robber and former FBI ten most wanted, was captured in Buffalo after a 20 minute chase sparked by a tip from his mother in law. He and Bobby Randell Wilcoxson 33 of Delray Beach Fla. face charges for four bank robberies totaling over 160000 in Buffalo Washington DC and Brooklyn. Nussbaum may be questioned about a 14 million Plymouth Mass mail truck robbery last August.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Albert Frederic Nussbaum Jr
FBI
Nussbaum
Bobby Randell Wilcoxson
Delray Beach
Fla
Washington, D.C
Brooklyn
Plymouth
Mass
Red China Attacks Soviet Cuba Backdown in Editorial Remark
Peiping editorial denounces the Soviet decision to remove missiles from Cuba as appeasement of the Nazis. The piece targets Khrushchev though it does not name him, calling the backdown a concession amid U.S. firmness.
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Tokyo
Red China Today
Soviet Union
Cuba
Munich
Peiping People’s Daily
Chinese Communist Party
Khrushchev
U.S
Stock Prices Climb in Vigorous Trading
New York reports a vigorous market advance with about 45 million shares traded. Key stocks gained from fractions to one or two points as last week's rally resumed amid encouraging business news and improving sentiment.
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New York
Chinese Seize Indian Outpost at Daulet Beg Oldi
New Delhi reports the loss of a key Indian border outpost as Chinese forces advance beyond the disputed frontier in Ladakh. Prime Minister Nehru demands a Chinese withdrawal to Sept. 3 positions and rejects cease fire offers while Khrushchev proposes a cease fire.
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New Delhi
Daulet Beg Oldi
Ladakh
Defense Ministry
India
Nehru
Khrushchevy
Gong
Khrushchev
Alls
Pravda
Heiping
Boy Escapes Injury When Struck by Car
Four year old David R. Wedekind of Manitowoc escaped serious harm Saturday afternoon after being struck by an auto on the northeast corner of the square. He was examined at Monroe Clinic. The car, driven by William R. Schuetze, said the boy darted from between two parked cars.
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David R. Wedekind
Ralph
Wedekind
Manitowoc
Monroe Clinic
William R. Schuetze
25Th Avenue
Schuetze
Howard L. Waelti
Route 4
Munroe
Clara M. Brawand
10Th Street
13Th Street
20Th Avenue
Juliene Kay Rupnow
Monroe
Paul Haag
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Sheboygan
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Warren Knowles
New Richland
George Thompson
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William H. Evans
Lafayette
Fred Maytag
Sgt. Dunn
William Isely
Century Homestead Farm
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CD Police
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