Weather notes and minor fines from Monroe and Dodgeville
Wisconsin and Monroe weather forecasts call for showers this afternoon then clearing and cooler nights with lower 28 to 38. Thursday warms to highs near 58 to 66. Forfeitures recorded for Ernest F. Burkhard and Dean A. Holcomb in Monroe, each $10. Deaths note Miss Mildred Davis, 63, of Dodgeville.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Ernest F. Burkhard
21St Street
Dean A. Holcomb
Mildred Davis
Dodgeville
Local Births Register Five New Babies
Birth notices announce five newborns on November 5. Sir and Mrs Harold E Hoesly of New Glarus welcome a son. Mr and Mrs Ralph Jacobs of Belleville report a son. Mr and Mrs Gary Garetson of Brodhead greet a daughter. Mr and Mrs John Olsen of Argyle celebrate a daughter.
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Harold E. Hoesly
New Glarus
Ralph Jacobs
Belleville
Gary Garetson
Brodhead
John Olsen
Argyle
St Clare Hospital List of Patients and Dismissals
The St. Clare Hospital accident list includes Ronald Goecks of Brodhead and Laura Schee for tonsillectomy. Other medical cases cover Orville Waddell of Davis Junction and multiple patients from Belleville Warren Brodhead Janesville and surrounding areas. Dismissals include Edward Alexander Irving Severance George Deegan Wilburn Ray Kenneth Jensen and others.
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Ronald Goecks
Brodhead
Laura Schee
Orville Waddell
Davis Junction
William Fahey
Belleville
Monte Grebner
Warren
Helen Swartz
Robert D. Topp
Janesville
John R. Pitman
Route 2
John Pattinson
1625
19Th Street
Maynard F. Aurit
Cuba Cit
Dwight L. Keen
John Terpstra
Mary Rose Schild
Virgil Nehrkorn
Case Chalks Up First Net Since 1959
Milwaukee firm J 1 Case Co. of Racine reports a profit for the first time in four years as fiscal year ends October 31. Through the first nine months the company earned 4,195,410 on sales of 120,120,373, with prior deficits in 1960 1961 and 1962.
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Milwaukee
Merrit D. Hill
J. 1. Case Co
Racine
Hill
Case
Ronald Goecks Hurt in Mishap near Sentry Market
Ronald Goecks suffered a cerebral concussion when his eastbound car ran onto the curb and struck a utility pole near Sentry Market on 13th Street at 1 31 a m. He was reported in good condition at St Clare hospital. The city police logged six mishaps including a 13th street rear end collision and a 13th avenue bridge strike.
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Goecks
Brodhead
Sentry Market
13Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Jack A. Oger
Cedar Grove
Wis
Floyd B. Coplien
Monroe
Roy F. Burkhalter
John F. Knipschild
11Th Street
Vivian S. Blum
17Th Street
Ernest F. Burkhard
Burkhard
13Th Avenue
Martin Whitelinger
Footville
Marion O. Olson
Dean A. Holcomb
Green County Pre-Pak
Sth Avenue
Snow removal and alley vacation hearing update
Snow removal work in the Rufe lot area this winter led to curb and gutter assessments totaling 4,888.30 dollars, much of which was in the Davis Becker addition. A hearing to vacate an alley in the Prospect Heights subdivision at the request of First Baptist Church has been postponed pending a special map preparation.
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Davis-Becker
Prospect Heights
First Baptist Church
Mrs Nhu's plan shift on Rome trip for her children
In Los Angeles Mrs Nhu abandons the idea of flying to Rome to join her three children Trac 15 Quynh 11 and Le Quyen 4. The children were taken by a U S military plane to Bangkok and then accompanied by a U S embassy official onto a Rome bound airliner where Archbishop Thue assumed responsibility. Mrs Nhu on a US lecture tour could not afford the trip and may face visa and passport hurdles from the revolutionary Vietnamese government to reenter the United States.
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United States
Los Angeles
Dr Stiles Speaks On Cerebral Palsy At Rotary
Dr Frank Stiles addressed the Monroe Rotary yesterday speaking on cerebral palsy. He showed a film illustrating care for crippled children at Camp Wawubeek and led a discussion on establishing a regional rehabilitation center in Monroe for cerebral palsy victims.
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Stiles
Frank Stiles
Monroe
Mar~s
Camp Wawubeek
Public Notices and Community Events Roundup
Local items list weekly euchre at Legion 1 hall Wednesdays at 8 pm and a bake sale at Browntown Peace Church on Friday November 8 at 9 am. People include Iv Lenda Striker from South Wayne and Mrs Anna Belton visiting Milwaukee relatives.
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Legion 1 Hall
Lenda Striker
South Wayne Yesterady
A. R. Steele
Browntown Peace Church
First National Bank
Anna Belton
Milwaukee
George Schuh
5Th Street
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Monroe
LaCrosse State College
Chicago
Neil Jacobs
Air Force Military Academy
American Legion Auxiliar
Legion
WEA Convention Opens With Major Speakers in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin Education Association opens its two day convention in Milwaukee with about 20 000 teachers attending sessions at the Milwaukee Arena and other venues. Public schools close to permit attendance. Key speakers include John Ciardi and Lawrence Spivak with Derthick and Judd also on the program.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Education Association
Wisconsin Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
WEA
John Ciardi
Saturday Review
Lawrence Spivak
Lawrence G. Derthick
United States Commissioner of Education
Walter H. Judd
Congress
Minnesota
Cheesemakers Balk At Sales to Russia
FOND DU LAC Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association rejected a resolution calling for sale of surplus dairy products to the Soviet Union. About 150 people attended the session which also refused to urge the federal government to include cheese in school lunch programs. Association lobbyist H P Mulroy spoke against the plan noting some states produce undergrade cheese.
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Fond DU Lac
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Soviet Union
Association
H. P. Mulroy
Darlington Eyes Proposed Budget and Free Parking Plan
Darlington council did not finalize the city budget and tax levy due to missing county and state tax figures. With an estimated 81,000, the tax rate is seen at 29 per 1000, a $1 rise, and final action is set for November 12. Deciding on free meter parking for Christmas may follow. The mayor seeks a loophole to ease modernization costs for merchants while boosting redevelopment.
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E. Bowden Curtiss
Darlington Businessmen’s Association
Francis E. Reichling
Farm Bureau to Meet and Gift Exchange Planned
The Farm Bureau meeting will be held Friday Dec 27 in the Farm Bureau hall Monroe with a gift exchange. Other meetings are scheduled for Jan 17 Feb 21 and March 20. The Community Center will be open tomorrow afternoon from 1 30 to 5 due to the Milwaukee teachers convention.
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James Mauermann
Park and Recreation
Milwaukee
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives Convention in Houston
The National Council of Farmer Cooperatives will hold its 35th annual convention in Houston from January 13 to 15. The story notes a long flower market in Mexico City that operates overnight.
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Houston
Washington
National Council of Farmer Cor ‘Operatives
Mexico City
Green County Barbershop Chorus Hosts County Event
The Green County Barbershop Chorus hosted a Turner Hall session with 110 men from Green County Madison Sun Prairie Baraboo Beloit and Janesville. Special guests SPEBSQSA leaders James Bennett Julie Domack Kenosha and Chuck Snyder attended. Five quartets performed and the Badg-Aires, former champs, led a command performance.
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Green County
Turner Hall
Madison
Sun Prairie
Baraboo
Beloit
Janesville
Barrie Best
Kenosha
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
Barber Shop Quartet Singing In America
Chuck Snyder
Spebsqsa
James Bennett
Julie Domack
Joseph Ripp
Robert Haase
Royce Kushman
Barboo
Leon Rabe
Green County Chorus
Malcolm Barlass
Lanark
America
Lakers
Land
Jay Tschudy
Monroe
Tschudy
Madison Chorus
Baraboo Chorus
Fred Templin
Toby Clavadaischer
Mississippi governors race and Kennedy ties in union with local results
Summary of Mississippi and Philadelphia races with Governor Combs order stance, Lt. Gov. Johnson defeating Rubel Phillips in a close Mississippi vote, and Kennedy's limited impact amid opposing candidates. Also notes New York off track betting advisory results and Norridgewock Maine founding on historic site.
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Nunn
Bert Combs
Kennedy
Mississippi
Paul Johnson
Rubel Phillips
Phillips
Johnson
Philadelphia
Democrac
James H. J. Tate
James T. McDermott
New York City
Assembly Fights Over Outdoor Resource Program Control
Madison Republicans push to hand the 50 million outdoor resource program to the Conservation Department. By a 50-40 vote the Assembly rejects the Senate 1963 65 operation bill and 9.5 million cigarette funding. Alfonsi would abolish the recreation committee and land priority lists. Senate votes 17-12 to keep the 1961 program. conference committee likely if no accord.
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Madison — Assembly
Conservation Department
GOP
Assembly
Senate
Paul Alfonsi
R-Minocqua
State Recreation Committee
U.S
Nelson
Alfonsi
House
Loan Total of REA Passes Billion Mark
Washington The Rural Electrification Administration has surpassed one billion dollars in rural telephone development loans. The latest loan of 283000 funded Norway Rural Telephone Company of Kanawha Iowa, continuing REA's loan program begun after congressional authorization. Rural power loans total about 5.5 billion.
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Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Norway Rural Telephone Company
Kanawha
Iowa
REA
Congress
Laird Charges Eximbank May Guarantee 100 Percent
Rep. Mel Laird argued the Export-Import Bank could guarantee 100 percent of private bank credits for U S farm sales to Communist nations. He warned this would breach precedents, risk taxpayer dollars if defaults occur, and widen the deal Kennedy described as private between Communists and American merchants.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
U.S
Laird
House
Russia
Kennedy
Export-Import Bank
Commercal
Warning strike paralyzes Paris public services
Nearly two million public service workers in France staged a one day warning strike today. Electric supply, mail deliveries and garbage collection were disrupted across major cities including Paris.
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Paris
France
City Budget Proposes Facility Upgrades and Pay Raises
The plan calls for new bleachers at the bandshell and shelterhouse, possibly extra lighting for ball diamonds, and a parking lot. Tennis courts may be resurfaced and used for shuffleboard and basketball, while tennis moves to high school courts. Elm spraying faces opposition again. City raises included with six cent street pay, and police raises up to 20 dollars monthly. Mayor Evans praised the finance committee’s work.
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Johnson
Orville R. Evans
Johnson Luns hold talks on defense and SAC
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson met for an hour with Dutch Foreign Minister Jos eph Luns at The Hague. A spokesman listed Western defense cooperation as a topic and mentioned the 1964 Sacajawea exhibit. The Indian guide is buried in Lander Wyoming and died at age 100.
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Hague
Netherlands
Lyndon B. Johnson
Joseph Luns
Sacajawea
Lander
Wyo
Young Cancer Victim Returns to Hospital
Christine Simco, a young hip cancer patient, fled Metropolitan General fearing leg amputation after a judge granted surgery. She slept in her mother's basement after leaving the hospital Tuesday night and now says she will return. Her mother Mrs. Lil Simeo, a British war bride, is divorced and opposed the operation.
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Camyeland
Metropolitan General Hospital
Christine Simco
East Side
Lil Simeo
Steady Rains Flood North Italian Towns
Milan reports three days of unceasing rain triggering floods in a dozen towns. Adriatic tides pushed by high winds swelled the Po delta flooding farmland and farm homes. Ossona River bursts its banks at Tortona as rains raise landslide risk in Grue and Barbera valleys with rockfalls blocking roads.
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Milan
Italy
Tortona
Genoa
Ossona
Grue
Barbera
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Mont
Center Union Party
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Adolphe Menjou
Hollywood
Bobby Baker
Senate Democrats
Darlington Eyes
Woolworth's
County Chorus
Norridgewock
Maine
David Ratzlaff
Neligh
Goetz
Conerama
Gore Pico
Innsbruck
Lakeland
Schuretzes
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