Deer registration tops 162 in Lafayette two day hunt
The two day shotgun deer season in Green and Lafayette Counties and parts of south central Wisconsin closed with 162 deer registered. Clarence R. Benkett warned registrations at Green County points reached 122 by 8 am with counts also at Monroe jail and New Glarus and Brodhead stations. Notable registrants included Cloyance Hefty with an 8 point buck and Roy Burkhalter with a 16 point buck. Tens of thousands hunted northern Wisconsin, but activity dropped Sunday due to snow and covers.
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Green
Lafayette
Clarence R. Benkett
Green County
Cloyance
Joe B. Signer
Argyle
Charles Segner
Frederick Bittner
Donald Juenemann
Ralph Wells
Henry G. Leuzinger Jr
Monticello
Ludwig Signer
William O. Blum
Monroe
Art
Merlyn Gordee
LaVerne Gordee
Glenn F. Gruenberg
Herman Spani
Norman Gilbertson
Kenneth C. Segner
Bob Smith
Madison
Arthur Widmer
Nathan Bloom
John D Stauffacher
16Th Street
John Callahan
24Th Avenue
Everett Buttke
Donald Pfister
27Th Avenue
LaVerne Altman
19Th Street
Edwin Weller
Cheese Shop Razed In Fire At Walworth
Walworth Wisconsin cheese shop burned to the ground in a blaze that engulfed the one story structure near Highway 14. Firemen arrived about 1 30 a m and the cause remained undetermined. Owner Otto Malecek could not estimate losses at once.
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Walworth
Highway 14
Wisconsin
Otto Malecek
Brother Die from Shotgun Accident While Rabbit Hunting
Pulaski youth 16 identified as ULADAL w vnaries Juc ius Jr. killed when a shotgun discharged striking him in the chest after he and his twin brother Carl and a companion exited a car to rabbit hunt. The weapon went off while Carl was loading it.
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Uladal W
Vnaries Jucius Jr
Pulaski
Carl
G W Engebretson Dies After Public Service
George W. Engebretson 71 of Wiota former 17th District state senator died yesterday at St. Clare hospital after a heart attack. He entered office in 1982 to fill an unexpired term for Green and Lafayette Counties then won a full term as a Progressive. He served on the State Senate agricultural committee and spoke on farm issues and served on the Republican State Central committee in 1930 31. Born June 3 1890 in Warren he married Mary E. Harker in 1919 and lived in Wiota where he ran an insurance business and farmed. Survived by wife, sister Mae Middleton Madison, and preceded in death by parents, a brother, and a sister. Services Wednesday 2 p.m. at West Wiota Lutheran Church. burial in adjoining cemetery. Friends may call 7 tonight at Erickson funeral home via Argyle.
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George W. Engebretson
Wiota
St. Clare
Engebretson
Green
Iowa
Lafayette
State Senate Agricultural Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Warren
Julius and
Isabell Johnson
Platteville State College
University of Wisconsin
Mary E. Harker
Madison
West Wiota
Erickson Funeral Home
Argyle
Rockefeller Son Hunted by Dutch in New Guinea Rescue Bid
New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller flies toward the Western Pacific to aid his son Michael reported lost off New Guinea amid a Dutch rescue effort. Michael and companion R. S. Wassink, a Dutch official, were in a prahu when forced to abandon it while hunting for primitive art.
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San Francisco
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Far Pacific
Michael
New Guinea
Tokyo
Rockefeller
Pacific
Young Rockefeller
R. S. Wassink
McGuire Funeral Will Be Tomorrow
Funeral services for Harry McGuire Jr. 39 of 2003 14th Street will be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow at Stuessy funeral home and 9:30 at St. Victor’s church with burial in Calvary cemetery. The Rosary will be at 8 tonight. He died Saturday afternoon at St. Clare hospital after a brief illness. A Chevrolet plant employee, he was a 1958 Democratic candidate for sheriff and 1960 for the Assembly. He is survived by his wife Betty, a daughter Linda Charmayne, a son Harry George, two sisters, and his parents.
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Harry McGuire Jr
14Th Street
Stuessy Funeral
St. Victor's Church
E. C. McCollon
Calvary Cemetery
McGuire
St. Clare Hospital
Chevrolet
Janesville
Mr. McGuire
Assembly
Washington Township
Harry and
Anna Dunlavey McGuire
Purcell School
Monroe High School
Betty Ladner
St. Victor’s Church
Knight's of
Wallace Sheeks
Pardeeville
Roselle Eckel
Madison
Grant Man Dies In Highway Crash
A Grant County man was killed Sunday in a highway accident near Prairie du Chien, adding to Wisconsin 1961 traffic toll. Others died in weekend incidents: Darrell Weber, 11, in Hartford. Mrs. Clayton Newhouse, 52, in Appleton. and Mrs. Pansy Bell, 47, in Milwaukee near Kenosha.
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Byte Associated Press
Grant County
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin
Ronald Michael
Darrell Weber
Hartford
Erin
Washington County
Clayton Newhouse
Appleton
Outagamie
Freedom
Pansy Bell
Milwaukee
Kenosha County
Bandits Seize Banker At Gary Bank
In Gary Indiana a banker and his wife and son were held for about 12 hours as three gunmen posing as police escaped with approximately 60000 dollars. Robert F. Welke a 43 year old banker said the men forced him to open the night depository at the Glen Park branch of Gary Trust and Savings Bank.
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Gary
Ind
Robert F. Welke
Welke
Glen Park
Gary Trust and Savings Bank
Child's account claims captain murdered passengers aboard Bluebelle
Miami police reveal a survivor, Terry Jo Duperrault, 11, says Captain Julian Harvey killed the Bluebelle passengers before sinking the ketch in Bahamian waters on November 12. Harvey killed himself after learning Terry Jo survived. Coast Guard awaits full investigation results.
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Miami
Fla
Julian Harvey
Coast Guard
Terry Jo Duperrault
Green Bay
Wis
Bahamas
Terry Jo
Harvey
Terry
R. F. Barber
Marine Investigations
Arthur Duperrault
Brian
Cap
Mary Harvey
Apoe
Renee
Air Force
Barber
Freeport Electors Back Junior College Plan and Bond Issue
Late tabulations show strong support in Freeport for creating a community junior college and issuing 1.65 million dollars in bonds to fund additions to junior and senior high schools. School board secretary Ted Carpenter notes a four cent tax would raise about 40 thousand dollars, with tuition to cover 120 thousand dollars to operate the junior college for one year.
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Freeport
Okay Junior College
Ted Carpenter
Half of Division May Get Leaves at Fort Lewis
At Fort Lewis Washington about half of the 32nd Division trainers will receive Christmas leaves under a new Army policy. Leaves may start as early as December 20. Those with dependents will not get extended time off. Gov Nelson said no investigation planned into alleged neglect at Ft Lewis. Rep Alvin O Ken ski sought a congressional probe into the death of Pfc George Kenkilla during training.
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FT Lewis
Wash
32Nd
Wisconsin
Herbert Smith
Nelson
Lewis Nelson
Alvin O’kenski
R-Wis
George Kenkilla
Tripoli
Kenkilla
Fort
Mrs Campbell Succumbs at 77 in Blanchardville
Mrs Scott Campbell, 77, Blanchardville, died Sunday at St. Clare hospital after months of illness. Born Nov 16, 1884 in Moscow Township, she taught at Prairie du Chien Hollandale and Soldiers Grove. Survived by husband Scott Campbell and several relatives. Funeral services at York Evangelical Lutheran Church tomorrow at 2 pm, with burial in York Cemetery. friends may call at Saether funeral home.
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Scott Campbell
Blanshardville
St. Clare Hospital
Campbell
Evaline Crale Swiggum
Moscow Township
Peter
Lena Nessa Swiggum
Moscow School
Platteville Normal
Prairie du Chien
Hollandale
Soldiers Grove
Blanchardville
York Evangelical Lutheran Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Melvin Westby
Madison
Clifford Berger
Lodi
Bard Wallace
York Church
Clifford Pederson
York Cemetery
Saether
Deer Hunter Toll Seven in Nine Day Wisconsin Season
The nine day Wisconsin deer hunting season began Saturday and reported seven fatalities three by gunfire and four from heart attacks Patrick L Burg 18 Clear Lake was killed Sunday in a car loading accident with companions Leland Newby 46 Tripoli died Sunday while hunting in western Oneida County Victim Lyman Paul 59 Chippewa Falls was shot by a 17 year old shooter after seeing movement Fatal heart attacks included George Seeburger 53 Phillips Harry Thomas 68 Milwaukee George Schroder 56 Wisconsin Rapids and Edward Cockerill 46 rural Rice Lake
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Wisconsin
Patrick L. Burg
Clear Lake
Polk County
Eugene Holmes
Leland Newby
Tripoli
Oneida County
Penny Drivas
Newby
John Jones
Lyman Paul
Chippewa Falls
George Seeburger
Phillips
Harry Thomas
Milwaukee
George Schroder
Wisconsin Rapids
Edward Cockerill
Rice Lake
Trujillo Dynasty Ends as Exiles Flee to Florida
In Ciudad Trujillo the Trujillo regime collapsed as 29 top officials fled by chartered airliner to Florida. Brothers Hector and Jose Arizmendi Trujillo led the exodus, while Rafael L. Trujillo Jr. quit as armed forces commander and sailed away aboard his yacht. Joaquin Balaguer pledged democracy and assumed power amid US observations of a forceful transition.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Joaquin Balaguer
Rafael L. Trujillo
Cheese Market Steady Across Wisconsin Varieties
Wisconsin cheddar market holds steady with demand fair and ample supplies. Prices show cheddars at 36 to 38 percent, 40 pound blocks 36 to 39, single daisies 38 to 39, longhorns 38.55 to 39, and midgets 38 to 41 and a half percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Tax Proposal Changes Filed in Wisconsin Assembly
An amended tax plan would raise the state income tax by one percent and modify exemptions, remove all individual surtaxes, allow deductions for past state taxes but drop federal tax deductions, tax restaurant meals at three percent, and broaden the tax to include jewelry, fuel, and telephone charges. The measure, developed with Gov. Nelson, was filed by Rep. Alfonsi and others and will be taken up when lawmakers reconvene on November 28.
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Madison
Gov. Nelson
Assembly
Legislative Reference Library
Glen Pommerening
Rwauwatosa
Paul Alfonsi
Rminocqua
Norman Andersen
D-Madison
Alfonsi
Nelson
Stock Market Ends Mixed After Early Gains Fade
New York traders pushed ahead in spots as the market turned mixed late in the afternoon. Volume reached about 4.2 million shares with gains and losses of fractions to a point. Maytag rose more than four points and Campbell Soup posted a similar gain.
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New York
Maytag
Campbell Soup
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Victor Wells
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Jacqueline Mauer
South Wayne
A. B. Foster
Ill
William Hartwig
James Huffman
Richard 0. Maurer
15Th Street
Brodhead
Duane Youngblood
Daryl Zimmerman
Donald Pinnow
Roy Peterson
Jerry Jones
New Glarus
Cal Wickline
Fred Maurer
A. D. Miller
Verona
Byron Eichelkraut
Merrill Mills
Medford Marty
G.W. Engebretson
S.wayne
Spar
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Irene S. Barker
Orangeville
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