Stauffer and Roseleip Win State Offices in Green County
In Green County the GOP captured key seats as C M Stauffer won a fourth term as assemblyman for the 11th district with 4 663 votes to 2527 for Democrat F L Buchschacher. Gordon W Roseleip carried the 17th district with 16 741 votes to 12 020 for T J Griswold.
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C. M. Stauffer
Green County
Gordon W. Roseleip
Stauffer
Monticello
F. L. Buchschacher
Monroe
Brodhead
Buchschacher
Adams
Brooklyn
Exeter
New Glarus
Washington
York
Belleville
Roseleip
American Legion
Darlington
T. J. Griswold
Livingston
Green
Griswold
Roseleip Griswold
Town
Grant
Lafayette
Freeport Twins Born to Local Couple at St. Clare in 1962
Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Tillett of Freeport are parents of the tenth twin set born at St. Clare hospital this year. Twin boys arrived at 5:00 and 5:04 p.m. weighing four pounds eight ounces and five pounds nine ounces, lengths 17 and 18 inches. They have a son Bradley and a daughter Earlene. Grandparents are George Tillett of Chicago and Clara Stricker of Florence Station.
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Earl E. Tillett
Freeport
St. Clare Hospital
Tilletts
Bradley
Earlene
George Tillett
Chicago
Clara Stricker
Florence Station
Brown Victory Rebuff to Nixon
SAN FRANCISCO Democratic Gov. Edmund G. Brown apparently won re election by about 200000 votes or more, denying Richard M. Nixon a political comeback. Brown claimed victory at 1 a.m., citing a heavy Democratic turnout and leading from early counts as Nixon’s campaign faced a bruising California race. Democratic gains trimmed party control in the 38 member House delegation, with five Democrats and three Republicans elected.
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San Francisco
Edmund G. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Brown
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
California
Thomas H. Kuchel
Earl Warren
Richard Richards
Los Angeles
Senate
GOP
John Birch Society
John H. Rousselot
Edgar W. Hiestand
H. L. Richardson
Los Angeles County
Board To Hold Election Tonight
County Supervisors meet at 8 during budget session to vote on a five man highway committee and several other county posts including auditor Moritz and highway commissioner Segner. Terminus terms expire this year and salary recommendations may be considered as the 1963 proposed budget of 2,114,110 dollars shows an increase of 85,605 over the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bidlingmaier
Adams Township
Dean Rinehart
Cadiz Township
Ben Cleveland
Albany
Stanley Knight
Brodhead
Third Ward
Ray Grady
Exeter Township
Alvin F. Moritz
Eugene H. Segner
Paul Zimmerman
Harvey H. Holland
Teachers College Board
Robert Preston
John Larkin
Election of Bayh Considered Upset
In Indianapolis Youthful Democrat Birch E Bayh Jr. won a surprising victory over Republican Sen Homer E Capehart to become Indiana's first four term senator.
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Indianapolis
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Homer E. Capehart
Indiana
Harness horses perish in four alarm Suffolk Downs blaze
Six harness race horses died in a four alarm fire that destroyed a barn at Suffolk Downs race track early today. Shortage of details available from initial reports on the blaze and casualties.
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Boston
Suffolk Downs Race Track
Wisconsin Voters Approve Amendments and Referendum
Wisconsin voters approved a constitutional amendment extending veto power to the Milwaukee County executive and another amending the state Constitution. A separate referendum allows out of state residents who recently moved to Wisconsin to vote absentee for president and vice president for up to two years.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Milwaukee County
Budget Hearing Tonight Promises Restored City Funds
The City Council will hold a public hearing at 7 30 p m in City Hall on the 1963 budget. Oscar N Johnson chair of the finance and taxation committee expects amendments to restore 50000 slashed from the budget bringing total to 590294 78 The state income tax revenue rise of 22 percent allows five major items to be restored without tax rate increase The added revenue would fund 20000 for 7th avenue improvements 10000 for building fund 10000 for incinerator fund 5000 for a new parking lot near the bandshell at Twining Park and 5000 for storm sewers The estimated revenue is 427026 33 leaving 153258 45 to be raised by taxes an amount unchanged from the original budget but the amended proposal would raise 35948 80 more than in 1952
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Oscar N. Johnson
Johnson
7Th Avenue
Twining Park
Schadeberg Repeats Win In Wisconsin First District
Rep. Henry C. Schadeberg of Burlington won re-election to the Wisconsin First District, defeating Democrat Gerald T. Flynn of Racine by 9,392 votes. Schadeberg totaled 71,085 to Flynn's 62,493, carrying Green, Rock and Walworth counties while losing Racine and Kenosha.
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Henry C. Schadeberg
Burlington
Gerald T. Flynn
Racine
Flynn
Schadeberg
Wisconsin
Green
Rock
Walworth
Kenosha
Schadeberg Flynn
Green Rock
Dirksen Wins Third Term Over Yates in Illinois Fight
Senator Everett M. Dirksen Republican leader wins a third term after a late night surge. He defeats Representative Sidney R. Yates Democratic veteran who sought support amid President Kennedy’s backing. Early returns show Dirksen leading by about 14,000 votes with 1,168,458 to 1,154,321 across Illinois precincts.
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Chicago
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Dirksen
Sidney R. Yates
Kennedy
Yates
Ballot recount planned in Albany Township precinct
County Clerk Ray E. Kundert will ask the canvassing committee to recount Albany Township ballots at 9 a.m. in the Courthouse after discrepancies between reported totals and tabulation center figures emerged. Two parties note unusual gaps and a potential GOP vote gain of about 40 in Stauffer Roselei and Schadeberg and 20 in Buchschacher Griswold Flynn.
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Ray E. Kundert
Albany Township
Wiley
Nelson
Assembly
Schadeberg
Flynn
Roseleip
Griswold
Stauffer
Buchschacher
GOP
Roseleiß
Kundert
Sheriff's Department
Monroe
Gerald Humphrey
Robert C. Zimmerman
Rotary of State
Zimmerman
Democrats Hold Senate but GOP Wins Governors in Key States
Democrats maintain a large Senate edge while Republicans seize governorships in New York Michigan Ohio and Pennsylvania positioning for the 1964 presidential race. Kennedy strengthened in the Senate with Ted Kennedy and Ribicoff, but House partisan lines may hinder his program.
Romney Wins Michigan Governor Race Ending 14 Year Democratic Rule
George Romney captured Michigan governorship defeating Gov. John B. Swainson by a margin of over 78 000 votes as Wayne County shifted. Romney 1 419 046 to Swainson 1 340 549 with all 5 198 precincts reporting.
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Detroit
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
John B. Swainson
Wayne
Swainson
Afl-Cio
GOP Takes Key Governor Races Across Nation
Republicans claim governorships in New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Ohio while Nixon trails Brown in California. Democrats win in Vermont and New Hampshire, plusMassachusetts earlier, expanding their control. 17 Democrats to 13 Republicans.
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Gop
Wisconsin State Election Results At A Glance
Milwaukee area results show Nelson defeats Wiley for U S Senate Reynolds wins governor race over Kuehn Olson tops Carley Zimmerman defeats Humprey Thompson defeats Evans Smith defeats Schneider Four referenda pass on tax status absentee voting and veto power Milwaukee County executive Republicans retain control of State Senate and Assembly
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
U.S. Senate
Gaylord Nelson
Alexander Wiley
Atty
John W. Reynolds
Philip G. Kuehn
Jack Olson
David Carley
Robert Zimmerman
Gerald Humphrey
George Thompson
William Evans
Dena Smith
John Schneider
Milwaukee County
Nelson
Wiley
Reynolds
Deaa Smith
John Schneider Jr
Kuehn
GOP
Senate
Assembly
Robert Dean
Wausau
Howard Cameron
Rice Lake
Charles F. Smith Jr
Dean
Tetanus Clinic Set for Nov 16 and Dec 14
Five public tetanus immunization clinics are scheduled in Green County with Monroe, Monticello, New Glarus, Albany, and Brodhead offering doses. A 50 cent charge helps defray costs. boosters and two-dose schedules depend on prior vaccination.
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Green County
Martha Tschudy
Monroe
Monticello
Village Hall
New Glarus
Albany
Baker to Speak at Watershed Program in Ullom School
Edwin O. Baker, an Eau Claire conservation education specialist with the Soil Conservation Service and former Green County agricultural agent, will give a talk at the Honey Creek Watershed meeting in Ullom school at 8 p.m. Monday. He will also show slides to accompany the presentation.
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Edwin O. Baker
Eau Claire
Soil Conservation Service
Honey Creek
Ullom School
Baker
Green County
Reynolds Edges Kuehn in Wisconsin Governor Race
Milwaukee County late returns give Democrat John W. Reynolds a narrow victory over Republican Philip G. Kuehn for governor by about 12 000 votes. Nelson defeats Wiley for a fifth Senate term, boosting GOP control. Reynolds may seek recount. Republicans gain seats in both state houses and constitutional offices.
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Milwaukee
John W. Reynolds
Philip G. Kuehn
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Kuehn
GOP
Milwaukee County
Reynolds Kuehne
Gaylord Nelson
Alexander Wiley
Senate
Nelson
State House
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Kept Uninformed Due to Illness
A family spokesman said Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, confined with anemia and a lung infection, was not told of election developments because her weakened condition.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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