Five Deer Die In Area Traffic Over Weekend
Five deer died in traffic accidents over the weekend ahead of Green County’s two-day any-deer season. Conservation warden Harold A. Pederson urged drivers to watch for deer during evenings and mornings as the animals move onto roads. Bucks and does will be hunted in the season opening Saturday at 6:22 a.m. and closing Sunday at 4:31 p.m.
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Green County
Harold A. Pederson
Bucks
Pederson
Brodhead
Roger Keen
Lewis C. Gaazdam
Evanston
Ill
Browntown
Lafayette
Hyland
Highway 81
Argyle
Jesse Hanson
Dave Moritz
Monroe
G. L. Abrahams
Brandenburg Farm
Donald J. Walters
Route 1
Juda
Robert McGree
Durand
Walters
August Haas
Marvin Wilson
Rockford
Haas
Nroe City
Daryl J. Disch
Route 3
Harold G. Mani
Winslow
Wilbert Berndt
Robert C. Egli
11Th Street
Disch-Mani
9Th Street
20Th Avenue
Mani
Green County Fair stock holders meet Nov 20
Annual meeting of the Green County Agricultural and Mechanics Institute will be at 1 30 p m Tuesday November 20 in the Circuit Courtroom of the Courthouse. Directors with expiring terms L E Kirsch Russell Carter Conrad Stauffacher and hold over directors David Cunningham and Ernest Hayes. Officers are O L Doug Hare Fred T Burgy L A Rodger and Alfred Henning Jr with a report on the financial statement.
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Green County
Green County Agricultural and Mechanics Institute
L. E. Kirsch
5Th Street
Russell Carter
Juda
Conrad Stauffacher
Monticello
O.L
Doug) Hare
Fred T. Burgy
L. A. Rodger
Alfred Henning Jr
28Th Avenue
David Cunningham
Ernest Hayes
Pyle Receives Legion Award at Veterans Day Dinner
Floyd O. Pyle of Monroe received a sterling silver membership card and a life membership in the American Legion post during a Veterans Day dinner in the Legion clubrooms. The event honored his years of service as adjutant and manager of the Camp American Legion cabin. 235 members attended as 31 members were awarded 45 years of continuous membership in the organization.
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Legion
Floyd O. Pyle
Legion Post
Legion Veterans Day
E. L. Niffenegger Jr
Blackbourn
Monroe
American Legion
Pyle
Camp American Legion
Lake Tomahawk
Juto
Civil Service
George Bloom
Emil Boesch
John J. Burkhard
Roy Chesebro
Fred Flick
Albert Fritsch
Albert D. Deigel
George Grant
Frank M. Haren
William C
Robert Hendrickson
Local Production of Audio Visual Materials Class
The University of Wisconsin Extension offers Education 166 in Monroe in the second semester. Teachers and others will learn laboratory production of audio-visual materials with local production techniques. A camera is required. 2-3 credits. Instructor Mr Iverson. Wednesdays 6 PM at the junior high starting Feb 3.
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University of Wisconsin
Monroe
Iverson
Satellite Launch From Point Arguello Set by Air Force
The Air Force announced a satellite was launched Sunday from Point Arguello California using an Atlas Agena booster combination. Details were not elaborated.
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Los Angeles
Point Arguello
Calif
Air Force
Thirty Monroe students return home from Colorado trip
Thirty Monroe students and advisers Mrs Herbert Ainsworth and Fred R Simpson arrived back in Monroe shortly after 4 pm yesterday. They left Wheat Ridge Colorado Saturday morning and traveled via Omaha Nebraska before finishing the trip with a dinner in Cedar Rapids Iowa. The group toured Wheat Ridge Colorado schools and surrounding scenery during their week long educational visit. They plan a return visit to Monroe in early April and met University of Colorado Boulder Sandra Franklin Air Force cadet Neil Jacobs and Brooks J Dinwiddie during the trip.
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Monroe
Herbert Ainsworth
Fred R. Simpson
Wheat Ridge
Colo
Omaha
Neb
Cedar Rapids
Colorado
Robert Dittmer Taken by Death
Robert Dittmer 84 farmed in Green and northern Stephenson counties Illinois died 7 05 p m Saturday at his farm home Route 1 Orangeville after a 10 day illness He was born March 30 1878 in Germany and came to America as a boy He married Louise Ubert April 3 1903 at St Johns United Church of Christ Monroe He survived by wife son Herman Freeport daughter Edna Weegens Freeport a brother Charles Albany seven grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery funeral at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev Paul H Olm of St Johns officiating
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Robert Dittmer
Green County
Stephenson County
Illinois
Route 1
Orangeville
Mr. Dittmer
Fred
Henrietta Goecks
Germany
America
Washington Township
Louise Ubert
St. John’s United Church of Christ, Monroe
P. A. Schuh
Dittmer
St. John's
Herman
Barnes
Bayfield County
Edna Weegens
Freeport
Charles
Albany
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Stuart New President For Last Man's Club
Kenneth W. Stuart was elected president of the Last Man's Club of World War II Korean conflict at the annual meeting. Alvin H. Babler became secretary-treasurer, succeeding the retiring Doran R. Zwygart. Twelve of fourteen members attended church services before a luncheon at Monroe County Club. Absent were Robert G. Rote and Harold Heimann.
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Alvin H. Babler
Kenneth W. Stuart
Doran R. Zwygart
St. John’s
Refugees Report Grim Life Inside Castro Cuba
At Guantanamo Bay a group of fifty Cuban refugees describe hunger and doctor shortages under Castro. They cite a distrustful militia, ration cuts, and a population angered by missiles and food scarcity as U.S. policy looms and Kennedy’s Oct. 22 speech had only brief impact.
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Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
U.S. Naval Base
Fidel Castro
Castro
U.S
Milk To Rise in 1963 Despite Surplus Conditions
A 1963 Agriculture Department outlook says milk production will exceed this year's 125.5 billion pounds as federal dairy programs continue with limited world changes. The Kennedy administration plans new legislation to curb output via payments to dairymen, while prices for dairy products may stay near 1962 levels.
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Washington P
Agriculture Department
Department
Freeman
Kennedy
Robbers Take Coins From Truman Library Collection
In Independence Missouri burglars drilled a rear door lock at the Truman Library and stole a set of presidential commemorative coins dating to George Washington. Thieves removed the boards with 13 coins and discarded the frames, leaving papers untouched.
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Independence
George Washington
Truman
Harry Truman
Freeman Urges Dairy Groups to End Surplus Program
Cincinnati Ohio Secretary Freeman told dairy groups to settle differences over a national dairy plan or risk loss of government aid. He criticized the current stabilization program as ineffectual and costly, proposing mandatory controls or payments for voluntary output reductions. The Kennedy administration had not yet endorsed a solution, though Congress had pushed mandatory controls that were rejected.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Freeman
National Milk Producers Federation
Kennedy
Jacobson to Join Bankers Life as Financial VP
Madison Charles F. Jacobson Jr. announced he will become financial vice president and treasurer of Bankers Life Insurance Co. of Nebraska in Lincoln. He resigns as executive secretary of the State Investment Board after heading the agency for two years and will start January 1.
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Madison
Charles F. Jacobson Jr
State Investment Board
Bankers Life Insurance Co
Nebraska
Lincoln
Jacobson
Kennedy to press on site checks at Cuban missiles
President Kennedy calls in three Cuban crisis negotiators to review talks with the Soviet Union and U Thant on Cuba. The plan centers on on site inspections to verify missile withdrawals and the fate of Cuban air force bombers, with unresolved questions about ship inspections and Red Cross roles.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
U.N
U.S
United Nations
Roswell L. Gilpatric
United States
Cuba
Moscow
Adlai E. Stevenson
Charles D. Yost
Stevenson
Security Council
John J. McCloy
Cuban Crisis Coordinating
U. N
Carlos M. Lechuga
Soviet Union
International Red Cross Committee
Firemen battle blaze at Wyss Farm near Monroe
The Monroe Fire Department was summoned to Leonard Wyss farm two miles northeast of Monroe on Highway 59 at 2 59 p m Saturday to control a fire started in a pile of dust and corn husks near the Wyss corn picker. Firemen fought flames until extinguished and saved the adjacent corn field though the tractor sustained heavy damage.
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Monroe
Leonard Wyss
Highway 59
Wyss
Cancel Hiss TV Appearance Provokes Nationwide Protests
The Nixon program The Political Obituary of Richard M. Nixon sparked protests by phone and telegrams, with several stations canceling the broadcast and pickets outside ABC studios in New York and Los Angeles. A Midwest station received a bomb threat that proved false.
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New York
Alger Hiss
Richard M. Nixon
American Broadcasting Co
Los Angeles
ABC
Nixon
U.S
California
Hiss
State Department
Adenauer questions Soviets removing missiles from Cuba
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer expressed strong skepticism about reports of Soviet missiles leaving Cuba. He noted 40 to 60 missiles on the island and said no clear evidence shows they are being removed. He warned against trusting Khrushchev and called Red Cuba a global peace threat.
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BOM
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Cuba
Washington
Kennedy
Adenauer
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Americas
Monroe man E W Kleinmaier dies in Madison hospital
Edward W Kleinmaier 68 of Elliott's Trailer Court Monroe died at 7 15 am yesterday in University Hospitals Madison after a 25 day stay. He was born October 23 1894 in Monroe son of Charles and Mary Ashworth Kleinmaier worked with Kleinmaier Transfer until 1947. Surviving are a Stockton California brother Harold a Stockton sister Frances Kleinmaier and Palo Alto California sister Helen Blumer and a Portland Oregon niece. Services 1 pm Thursday Stuessy Funeral Home Rev E C McCollow St Victor's Catholic officiating burial in Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call after 6 pm Wednesday.
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Edward W. Kleinmaier
Elliott
Monroe
University Hospitals
Madison
Charles
Mary Ashworth Kleinmaier
Kleinmaier
Harold
Stockton
Calif
Frances Kleinmaier
Walter A
Helen) Blumer
Palo Alto
Gordon’ Road
Portland
Ore
Stuessy Funeral Home
E. C. McCollow
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Nine More Die In Wisconsin Highway Crashes
The Wisconsin highway death toll rose to 809 with nine more fatalities from weekend accidents and earlier injuries. Names include John Kant of Sturgeon Bay and Lee Grace Jones of Clintonville, among others in multiple crashes across the state.
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John Kant
Sturgeon Bay
Bay Shore Road
Kant
Woodruff
Robert A. Peterson
Lowes Park
Ill
Beloit
Lawrence Hammang
Fond du Lac
Lee Grace Jones
Clintonville
Joe Ortner
Stevens Point
Robert Herron
Milwaukee
Pewaukee
Waukesha County
Kenneth Wermuth
la Crosse
Larry H. Matzke
Janesville
Rockford
Rock County
George Poff Stricken in Rockford Death
George Poff former Monroe resident died last night in Rockford where he had lived in later years. Stuessy funeral home handles arrangements to be announced this afternoon.
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George Poff
Monroe
Rockford
Stuessy
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Bankers Life
Wyss Farm
E.W. Kleinmaier
Stricken
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