Rockefeller makes 1964 candidacy official for GOP nomination
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller formally announces his bid for the Republican presidential nomination and says he will enter the New Hampshire primary and other early contests before the national convention. He accuses the Kennedy administration of failing to meet global threats and aims to unify delegates behind a platform aligned with core GOP principles.
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Kennedy
Sen. Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
New Flampshire
Republican Party
Bishops Favor Senate Style Body at Vatican Council
Roman Catholic prelates urged creation of a bishops senate to meet regularly in Rome with the pope, aiming to formalize shared authority. Speakers at the Vatican Ecumenical Council highlighted moves toward diocesan governance and curial relations.
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Vatican City
Rome
Vtican Ecumenical Council
Vatican Curia
Curia
Curi
Stock List Resumes Its Recovery
The stock market showed a fairly good recovery late in the session with a higher start and steady gains. Blue chips recouped losses, Pennsylvani Railroad rose on its forecast of a profitable year, Ford gained a point, Chrysler led motors, and General Motors edged up slightly.
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acWiunn
Pennsylvani Railroad
Ford
Chrysler
Motors
General Motors
Monroe high school opens 26000 square foot addition for Ed Week
The Monroe High School addition, 26000 square feet at a cost of 407033.65, opens to the public Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. for American Education Week. Visitors tour 14 teaching stations, a language lab, art rooms, and expanded offices while meeting faculty. Contracts include Hart ford builder D. M. and C. M. Frey 241672 and V and M Electric 51065.84.
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Monroe High School
Apper
Leo Sebald
Jo Ann Schlichting
Roy Hull
William Schuetze
Times
D. M
C. M. Frey
Hartford
Electrical
M_ Electric
Menominee
Mich
Zimmerman Plumbing and Heating
Beloit
Brandenburg Plumbing and Heating Co
Monroe
Weiler and Strang and Associates
Madison
Junction City Maker Elected Wiscon sin Cheesemakers
FOND DU LAC Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association elects Lloyd Dickerell of Junction City as president at its 72nd annual meeting. Elmer Berry, Ronald Johnson, Francis Baker, August Suemnicht, Reuben Koffarius, and Rudolph Manthei win leadership roles in districts and as directors.
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Fond DU Lac
Lloyd Dickerell
Junction City
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Elmer Berry
Clintonville
Ronald Johnson
Mt. Sterling
Francis Baker
St. Cloud
Fond du Lac County
August Suemnicht
Reedsburg
Reuben Koffarius
Hilbert
Rudolph Manthei
Suring
Winter Highway Service Extended
The Green County Highway Department will extend road patrol hours this winter to provide better protection for increasing traffic. Trucks will patrol from early morning to late evening, seven days a week, with staggered shifts but no extra personnel. They will not provide tow service for stranded vehicles though assistance to obtain help will be offered. Two way radios equip all trucks for rapid response.
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Green County Highway Department
State Highway Commission
Ment
Cheese Demand Steady in Wisconsin Market
Wisconsin auction notes Cheddar prices range 36 to 38 percent for 40 pound blocks and 38 to 39 percent for singles. Longhorn and midget varieties quoted around 38 to 40 percent with generally ample supplies and fair to good demand.
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Aiadison
Court OKs Bar Judge Poll in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Supreme Court allowed the State Bar to conduct a referendum and disclose poll results on David Rabinovitz’s qualifications for a federal judgeship. The court denied an original action to stop the poll and vacated a restraining order as it weighs the bar’s authority and timing.
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Madison
State Bar of
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
David Rabinovitz
W. Wade Boardman
Bar
High Court
Byron Axel
Milwaukee
Rabinovitz
Kennedy
Patrick T. Stone
Wausau
Senate
Axel
Aaron
Republicans Advise 64 Race by Reynolds
Wisconsin Republicans respond to Governor Reynolds by advising entry in the April 7 presidential primary. Reynolds urged five top Republicans to enter and not shrink from intra party fights. A spoof resolution in the State Senate suggested Reynolds run as a favorite son. The note on the resolution was signed by Dk Molnay of Iowa. Radio station KSO in Des Moines was sold for 435000 to Whitehall Stations, owner of WTAC in Flint, Michigan.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Senate
Robert Knowles
New Richmond
Jerris Leonard
Milwaukee
Molnay
Iowa
KSO
Des Moines
Whitehall Stations
WTAC
Flint
Mich
Executive To Be Main Speaker At Banquet In Albany
R Quitno sales supervisor for Allis Chalmers Harvester lines will speak at tomorrow night’s Albany community banquet. Quitno, a De Kalb native, directs Harvester sales in the US and Canada. Reservations close at 6 tonight. tickets from four basin men. Master of ceremonies J R Schesser. WSCS will serve. dinner 7:30 p.m. at the church center. A dance follows at the high school gym from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with Joey Tantillo and his Madison orchestra.
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Albany
Specs
R. Quitno
Harvester
Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co
Milwaukee
Quitno
DeKalb
Ill
Allis-Chalmers
United States
T. E. Sharer
Dominic Bongiorno
William Hein
David Swartz
J. R. Schesser
WSCS
Methodist Church
Allis-Chalmers Co
Joey Tantillo
Madison
Zumkehr Youth Hurt In Area Auto Mishap
Richard A. Zumkehr, 19, of Route 3, was treated and released from St. Clare hospital after his car rolled over on a foggy curve on County Trunk Y, 4% miles northwest of Monroe. He suffered contusions to the left hand and head bruises. The accident was reported to sheriff's deputies at 2:38 a.m.
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Richard A. Zumkehr
Route 3
St. Clare Hospital
Zumkehr
Monroe
Sheriff's Deputies
Ford Grants Wisconsin $90,000 for Unemployment Study
Ford Foundation provides a $90,000 grant to the University of Wisconsin to continue a study on retraining and relocation of unemployed workers, including 30 in northern Wisconsin.
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FORD
Madison
Ford Foundal
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Hoffa unveils national pact demands for trucking workers
Teamsters president James R. Hoffa announced a three year master contract proposal covering about 400 000 workers in the trucking industry. The package seeks 15 cents an hour raises for three years and 1 more per week for both pension and health benefits along with additional fringe benefits. Hoffa described the plan as a tremendous step forward and aims to begin talks in December in Chicago.
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Washington
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
U.S
Hoffa
Managment
Chicago
New York
San Francisco
General Collins Arrives in Tokyo on Pacific Tour
Gen. James F. Collins commander in chief of the U.S. Army in the Pacific arrived in Tokyo today for the first leg of a 16 day inspection of Army units.
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Japan
Tokyo
James F. Collins
U.S
Pacific
Soviet Parade Displays Anti-Missile Rocket in Red Square
Moscow marked the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary with a Red Square parade showing a two stage anti-missile rocket. Tass and Moscow Radio described the 50 foot missile as capable against modern air attack weapons and part of a display praising Soviet defense tech.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red Square
Moscow Radio
Tass
U.S. Defense Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pentagon
Ridion Y. Malinovsky
Lenin
Wisconsin teachers debate housing and race in WEA
Milwaukee The resolutions committee of the Wisconsin Education Association rejected two civil rights proposals as delegates prepare for the annual teachers convention. The Wausau delegation urged equal housing access and a study of school racial composition to broaden educational opportunities, prompting criticism from Brookfield’s Clifton E. Scheffler while Stoughton’s James Moe questioned teaching tenants’ housing.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Education Association
Wausau
WEA
Clifton E. Scheffler
Brookfield
James Moe
Stoughton
Jerry M. Madison
Blockades Of Convoys Seen Persists In Berlin War Rhetoric
Western Allies warn more Soviet roadblocks likely as authorities confirm a 42 hour delay of an American Army convoy on the autobahn to Berlin. Khrushchev blames U.S. attempts to change procedures. American officials insist procedures were long established.
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Washington
Russia
Berlin
Moscow
U.S
United States
Britain
France
West
Khrushchev
Holiday Mail Service In Effect for Monday
Monroe postmaster R. J. Myers announced Veteran's Day mail service will be in effect next Monday with no city or rural deliveries. Special deliveries will be handled promptly and mail will be collected received and dispatched as always. There will be no window service but the lobby will be open for lock box patrons. Veteran's Day is observed as a legal holiday by all postal installations.
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R. J. Myers
Monroe
Myers
Eleven Men Rescued From Flooded German Mine
In Broistedt Germany eleven men were saved today from a flooded iron mine entombed for two weeks after a reservoir dam burst. A drilling rig breached to 183 feet bottom, rescuers used a capsule to bring the miners to the surface while food was piped in via a narrow shaft.
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Broistedt
Germany
Heinz Kull
Red Cross
Fritz Baer
Adolf Herbst
Indictment of engineer and driver in Soviet defense case
A federal grand jury in Newark indicted John William Butenko an Orange based engineer on three counts of conspiring to transmit information to the Soviet Union about U S national defense and Igor A Ivanov a Russian chauffeur on the same charges The indictment names three Soviet UN staffers as co conspirators but notes they are immune from prosecution Conviction could carry the death penalty
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Newark
N.J
Soviet Union
John William Butenko
Orange
Igor A. Ivanov
United Nations
United States
Milwaukee Democrat Challenges Oleo Law
Wisconsin Assemblyman Allen Flannigan of Milwaukee challenges state oleomargarine laws by posting a notice offering colored margarine for 17 cents a pound. He dares state farmers to prosecute him as he campaigns to repeal bans on colored margarine and the 15 cent per pound tax on uncolored product.
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Madison
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Assembly Bulletin Board
Allen Flannigan
Plannigan
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Ralph Neale
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