Big Deer Herd Awaits Hunters in Wisconsin Season
Wisconsin's largest deer herd in five years will attract about 300,000 hunters when the nine day season opens at 6 20 a m with an overall deer population estimated at 400 000 to 500 000 the heaviest concentrations in the northwest and west central areas quota hunting is featured with 5600 permits allowing an extra deer for groups of four or more hunters weather and snow conditions will heavily influence success and meat preservation Green Lafayette Crawford Dane Rock Jefferson Waukesha WalworthRaine and Kenosha counties have two day rifle restrictions while Crawford and Grant counties allow rifles through Dec 1 with a back only season in Town County.
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Wisconsin
State Conservation Department
Mississippi River
East Central
Douglas
Bayfield
Washburn
Ashland
Sawyer
Price
Rusk
Taylor
Green
Green County
Brodhead
Sheriff's Department
Monroe
Ubert
New Glarus
Lafayette County
Belmont
Darlington
State
Yellowstone Wildlife Area
Bucks
Lafayette
Grant
Crawford
Dane
Rock
Jefferson
Waukesha
Walworth
Reine
Kenosha
Thomas Favored In Televised Bout
New York Chicago light heavyweight Thomas has 41 to 1 odds against Persol in a 10 round ABC TV bout at Madison Square Garden. Persol, a Brooklyn shipping clerk with 9 0 record, steps in for Mauro Mina who was barred after eye surgery. Thomas, 22, 9 contender, seeks victory under Archie Moore with 10 p.m. EST start.
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New York
Chicago
Allen Thomas
Johnny Persol
Madison Square Garden
Brooklyn
Persol
Mauro Mina
Thomas
Archie Moore
Cassius Clay to Face Army Physical Next Month
Cassius Clay will likely undergo his Army physical examination at the end of December. The draft transfer from Louisville to New York is in process, with not all transfer papers arrived, delaying a set date. He is expected to defend the heavyweight title against Sonny Liston in February, though no date or site has been announced.
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Cassius
New York
Cassius Clay
Selective Services
Laughing Boy
Louisville
Selective Service
Clay
Sonny Liston
Hunters Urged To Heed Laws In Wisconsin
Madison special report warns about 500 deer hunters facing arrest for safety rule neglect during the big game season from tomorrow through December 1. Chief Warden Walter Zelinske cites past years showing most arrests stem from loaded or uncased guns in vehicles. urges hunters to study the regulations, wear blaze colors, and follow zone and cross line rules, with emphasis on safe transport and legal weapon use.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Walter Zelinske
Conservation Department
Zelinske
Braves To Call Up 30 Or 40 Farm System Players
Milwaukee Braves plan to summon 30 to 40 young players from their farm system for early instructional sessions before next season's main spring training camp. Details and the list of players to be called will be announced later.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Klossner Family Returns From Ft Wayne Visit
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Klossner returned from a visit at the home of their son Kendal in Ft Wayne Ind Mrs Gladys Charles of Chicago was called here by the death of her cousin Karl Jacobson Mr and Mrs David Sharer and two sons of Stevens Point spent the weekend at the home of T E Sharer and Mrs Marie Ober Ivan Foote of Whitewater resumed teaching this week after a two week absence due to surgery.
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Kenneth Klossner
Kendall
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Gladys Charles
Chicago
Karl Jacobson
David Sharer
Stevens Point
T. E. Sharer
Marie Ober
Ivan Foote
Whitewater
Juda By Mabel E. Bauer
The William Ann family spent Sunday at the Alvin Anderson home in Blanchardville. Mr and Mrs Elmer Thompson of Milwaukee and Miss Escher Newman of Oconomowoc were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs William Newman for their 40th wedding anniversary open house. Mr and Mrs Bert Kloosterboer and family of Waupun were Sunday guests at the Morris Grenzow home.
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William Ann
Alvin Anderson
Blanchardville
Elmer Thompson
Milwaukee
Escher Newman
Oconomowoc
William Newman
Bert Kloosterboer
Waupun
Morris Grenzow
Battle Bears Giants Steelers Cardinals Battle Likely to Spark Playoffs
New York and Pittsburgh favored to upset Chicago and the Giants as St. Louis challenges in a tense playoff push. Picks include Chicago over Pittsburgh 21 17 New York over St Louis 31 21 Cleveland over Dallas 28 21 Green Bay over San Francisco 35 7 and other slated games with key notes on pennant race implications.
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New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
National Football League
Chicago Bears
Bears
Giants
Cleveland
Dallas
NFL
AFL
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Rusburgh
John Henry Johnson
Ed Brown
Y. A. Tittle
Dick Lynch
Sonny Randle
Charley Johnson
Browns
Coweys
Jimmy Brown
Green Bay
San Francisco
Packers
49Ers
Washington
Philadelphia
Norm Snead
Bobby Mitchell
Sonny Jurgensen
Minnesota
Detroit
Lion
Baltimore
Los Angeles
California
Colts
Johnny Unitas
Roman Gabriel
Lions
Vince Lombardi
Big Ten Title On The Line In Final Weekend
CHICAGO The Big Ten championship hinges on Illinois at Michigan State with the winner earning a Rose Bowl bid and a possible title shift if Illinois loses. Ohio State at Michigan and Purdue at Indiana, plus Wisconsin at Minnesota, shape potential second and fourth place outcomes as oddsmakers call several toss-ups.
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Chicago
Illinois
Michigan State
Spartans
Ohio State
Michigan
Purdue
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Iowa
Tom Nowatzke
Ron DiGravio
OSU Michigan
Classified Ads Solve Daily Problems for Thousands
Classified advertisements help readers tackle everyday needs with practical, timely listings. From jobs and services to items for sale and personal notices, the page reflects a busy local economy and community chatter.
Redman Leads Victory League With 616 Honor Count
George Redman blasted a 616 honor count in the Victory League to spark last night’s kegler action. Shager, 602, and Walt Donovan, 601, also posted honors as high scores. Team results and individual lines follow, including Langston’s 537 in the Industrial League and Kuban’s 454 in Pleasure.
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George Redman
Kegler
John Shager
Walt Donovan
Shager
Lou Hackle
Hackle
Glenn Langston
Roger Brugger
Vi Kuban
Linda Keller
Bob
Wuetrich
Herb
Goecks
Recreation Club
Commercial Bank
Sportsmen Bar
Brandenberg’s
Plumbers
Junction House
Schuetzel
Gayle
Oaktron
Roger Cheese
Milo Friedricks
Rollie Hasse
Duane Kohl
Evie’s Bar
City Taxi
Moose
Eagles
Mel's Texaco
Shares Texaco
Judy Bauman
Bette Elmer
Bette Sorenson
Today in History for Friday November 22, 1963
AP lists key past events on this date including the 1935 first trans Pacific airmail flight starting with the mammoth flying boat landing in Manila after stops at Honolulu Midway Wake and Guam the 1918 Belgian king entering Brussels the 1943 Cairo conference the 1945 US Thanksgiving mood the 1959 Ben Gurion Nixon Rockefeller pledge to rebuild the GOP and the 1962 India China frontier calm after 33 days of clashes.
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Associated Press
Manila
Honolulu
Midway
Wake
Guam
Albert
Brussels
Cairo
David Ben-Gurion
United Trans
Israel
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Republican Party
India
China
Wisconsin Legislature in Brief during full session
The Legislature took action on several bills including a ban on non degradable household detergents after 1965 with industry reports due in 1966. Budget restored $360,000 for wild animal bounty payments. Reynolds veto override restored towns 30 cents an acre on state forests and hunting lands. Civil rights reeled in, with defeats on public accommodations and fair housing bills. Attorney general ruled lawmakers ineligible for board and room pay, triggering a loan-session note.
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Madson
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Reynolds
Assembly
Senate
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp
Milwauee
Legislative Council
Patrick J. Lucey
State Investment Board
Texas Frees Estes In Anti trust Case
AMARILLO Tex Billie Sol Estes the Texas financier convicted of fraud and theft is free of a state criminal antitrust charge. The charge was dropped by Dist Atty Dee D Miller of Potter County. Maynard Wheeler president of Commercial Solvents Corp also had been charged but a court refused to allow Texas to extradite him from New York.
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Amarilla
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Dist
Dee D. Miller
Potter County
Maynard Wheeler
Commercial Solvents Corp
New York
Wheeler
Estes
Rose Bowl Title On Line as Illini Meet Spartans
Illinois and Michigan State clash in a key Big Ten showdown with the Rose Bowl bid and league title at stake. Both teams 6-1-1, MSU led by Duffy Daugherty and Illinois buoyed by Dick Butkus, with weather promising cold, cloudy conditions and a possible rain or snow mix.
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East Lansing
Mich
Illinois
Michigan State
MSU
Roses
State
Dick Butkus
Illini
Associated Press
Sherman Lewis
Notre Dame
Earl Lattimer
Lattimer
Duffy Daugherty
Pete Elliott
Kansas City Killings Bring Reward Offers
Rewards totaling 6250 have been offered in four of the nine unsolved murder cases in the Kansas City area this year. An investment firm that employed Mrs Shirley Lee Moore offered a 1000 reward Thursday for her killer. She was found Wednesday stabbed eight times. Rewards also have been posted in the deaths of Mrs Patricia Willoughby Henry O Graham and Martin Luther Graybeal.
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Kansas City
Shirley Lee Moore
Patricia Willoughby
Henry 0 Graham
Martin Luther Graybeal
Monticello Social Notes From Mrs C D Curtis
Rosa Legler visited relatives in New Glarus on Thursday afternoon. Fannie G Benkert called on Wednesday in Madison. Fannie and Frieda Benkert visited Monroe Thursday afternoon. John W Steinmann and Hazel Becker spent the weekend in Milwaukee with Becker staying as a guest of Dorothy Barlow. Herman Babler and family attended the funeral of Henry Elmer in Darlington Wednesday. Warren Ingram and family visited Lydia Voegeli’s home Tuesday. Schnetzler accompanied them and called at Jacob Voegeli’s. Wild hosted guests in Glarus Thursday afternoon. Yaussi and Babler planned deer hunting at Black River Falls Friday. Relatives attended Joseph Voegels’s funeral on Wednesday, including Zentner, Roddatz, Freitag, Deininger, Champion, Hoesly, Voegeli families from several towns.
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Rosa Legler
New Glarus
Fannie G. Benkert
Madison
Fannie
Frieda Benkert
Monroe
John W. Steinmann
Hazel Becker
Milwaukee
Becker
Dorothy Barlow
Herman Babler
Allan
Jean
Darrell Hilliard
Christ Yaussi
Darlington
Henry Elmer
Warren Ingram
Tommy
Nancy
Lydia Voegeli
Charles Schnetzler
Jacob Voegeli
Fred Holcomb
Fred Blum
Robert Holcomb
Fred Zweifel
Robert Wild
Glarus
Black River Falls
Joseph J. Voegels
Edgar Zentner
Gordon Roddatz
Oshkosh
Sam Freitag
Janesville
John Schilt
Sioux Falls
S.D
John Voegeli
Morrisonville
Charles Deininger
C. F. Champion
Rockford
Regula Hoesly
Gilbert Freitag
Brooklyn
Joe Voegeli
Jake Voegeli
Ida Voegeli
Lula Eastman
Carl Wild
Howard Hoesly
Belleville
Walter Freitag
Alfred Voegeli
Rudy Schilt
Alice Freitag
Henry B. Hoesly
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