Deer Harvest For Area 440 Visibly Surprises Wisconsin Officials
Conservation officials express concern over an unusually large two day deer harvest in Green and Lafayette Counties, totaling 440 compared with 93 last year. Final counts may rise as deer registered in neighboring counties are included. Major factor cited is high mature doe kills reducing breeding stock. potential area closure for a season discussed to aid herd recovery.
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Green
Lafayette
Clarence R. Benkert
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Benkert
Green County
Lafayette County
Rock
Dane
Grant
Iowa
Conservation Department
Rock County
Ivan Marty
Washington Township
Wisconsin sees four more traffic deaths push toll to 805
Four people died in Wisconsin traffic crashes during the Thanksgiving holiday period. The toll rose to 805 for 1963, with victims including Calvin J. Early of Two Rivers killed on Highway 147 near Mishicot, Elwood Woodhull of Tayl or, Mrs. Marion Herrmann near Oshkosh, and Mrs. Alex S. Rzatkiewicz of Milwaukee. Richard A. Meinke and Sheldon Domnitz, both of Two Rivers, were injured.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Calvin J. Early
Rivers
Mishicot
Richard A. Meinke
Sheldon Domnitz
Two Rivers
Elwood Woodhull
Taylor
Highway 95
Woodhull
Hixton
Jackson County
Marion Herrmann
Oshkosh
Highway 41
Fond du Lac County Trunk Y
Fond du Lac
Alex S. Rzatkiewicz
Milwaukee
Arrival of Santa Claus Begins Holiday Season
Santa Claus arrives in Monroe atop a fire truck at 2 p.m. today to greet children from the Santa mobile near the Courthouse. He will be there tonight and tomorrow 1 to 5 p.m., then reside nightly during Christmas store hours starting December 11. Courthouse lights to be turned on tonight with Yuletide music.
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Anta Claus
Two Glidden Hunters Bag New Record Bear
In Wisconsin near Glidden Otto Hebany and Donald Strubel bagged a record black bear weighing 65 pounds dressed. The bear, found in a den beneath logs, measured 7 feet 10 inches nose to tail. Krans Logging Camp area hunters aided after the kill. A prior 635 pound bear was taken near Danbury by Linda Lunsman.
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Glidden Wv
Berlin
Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Linda Lunsman
Danbury
Otto Hebany
Donald Strubel
H. R. Krans
Glidden
Krans
Wisconsin deer hunting deaths reach 24 in 1963 season
The Wisconsin deer hunting season tally rises to 24 with two more gunfire deaths and two more heart attacks. William R. Schwartz, 64, dies of a heart attack on Thanksgiving near Cornucopia. David Davidswoki, 20, of Superior, killed near Brule. George Thorson, 32, of Exeland, shot near Ladysmith after a misfire.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
William R. Schwartz
Merrill Mail
Cornucopia
David Davidswoki
Superior
Brule
Douglas County
George Thorson
Exeland
Sawyer County
Ladysmith
Fugitive Who Threatened JFK Nabbed by State Police
Guy Patterson, 33, escaped from Rockland State Hospital near Orangeburg and fled west of Ogdensburg after saying he wanted to kill President Kennedy and Governor Rockefeller. He was found about 35 miles southwest of Ogdensburg. In the same incident, five other patients escaped and forced an attendant to drive them to New York City.
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Ogdensburg
Kennedy
New York
Rockefeller
Russia
Guy Patterson
Patterson
Rockland State Hospital
Orangeburg
New York City
Daniel Brennan Dies of Injuries in Thanksgiving Car Crash
Daniel Brennan a Monroe livestock buyer and father of nine died from internal hemorrhages after a truck rollover on County Trunk I near Highland Iowa County He was 38 He may have dozed at the wheel or been thrown Brannan left a wife Eunice Moe and ten children including John Daniel Paul Thomas David Neil Katherine Anne Ellen and Laura His funeral is set at St Victor Catholic church with burial in Calvary cemetery Dean Winstead 20 Warren Illinois also died in the same holiday crash on the Warren Galena road A passenger Craig Grundry was treated in Freeport for injuries The Winstead car occupants include brother Mark and grandmother Mrs C T Ford with the family operating a Warren restaurant and grocery store.
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Dean Winstead
Warren
Warren-Galena Blacktop
Apple River
Towa
Brennan
Highland
W. D. Hamlin
Mineral Point
Hamlin
John Daniel Brennan
Stuessy Funeral Home
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Mr. Brennan
Monroe
John
Rose Butis Brennan
Monroe High School
Eunice Moe
South Wayne
St. Victor's Church
John Daniel Ji Paul
Thomas
David
Neil
Katherine
Anne
Ellen
Laura
Jerome
Sparta
Mary Allen
Bartell
Elmwood
Mr. Winstead
Winstead
Mark
Cheddar Trade Active On Green Bay Board
Trading on the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange shows active cheddar business with multiple car load sales. Two cars of State brand 60 lb blocks at 35 percent, one car of State brand 40 lb blocks at 35 percent, and one car of State brand pasteurized single daisies 3742. At close, bids remained unfilled for 11 cars of 40 lb blocks at 35 percent while offers for four cars of State brand barrel cheese at 34 percent were not covered.
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Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Ashland Airport Renamed for Kennedy at City Session
The Ashland Municipal Airport was renamed the John F. Kennedy Memorial Airport in a special Ashland City Council session after the late president’s September Wisconsin appearance following a tour of the Apostle Islands.
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Ashland
John F. Kennedy
Wisconsin
Apostle Islands
Freeport Man Hurt in Mishap Near Monroe
Roger D Downs 25 assistant manager at Piggly Wiggly Freeport was treated at St Clare hospital after a one car crash on Highway 69 four miles south of Monroe. He suffered a spinal injury with partial paralysis along with abrasions and contusions. Deputies reported multiple mishaps including animal vehicle collisions and a deer struck on County Trunk K near Monroe.
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Roger D. Downs
Freeport
St. Clare Hospital
Highway 69
Monroe
Downs
Melvin Zentner
Richard D. Fiene
Dakota
Ill
Fione
Julius Behnke
Brooklyn
Herbert Blaser
New Glarus
Behnke
Don Carson
Robert Floyd Timm
Jerry Holcomb
21St Avenue
Ralph E. Ellefson
Gene R. Smesrud
Beloit
Highway 39
Monticello
Mrs. Schroeder of Antigo Dies at 81
Leon J. Schroeder of the First National Bank was called to Antigo by the death of his mother Mrs. W. F. Schroeder 81. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Antigo Methodist Church with Bradley funeral home in charge. Grandsons to pallbear. Born Matie Knight September 8 1882 Kokomo Indiana. Husband died 1939. Survived by daughter Mrs Henry Schwingle Antigo three sons Arthur Madison Harold Slinger and Leon J Monroe 16 grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Russell shot down near Paris 1944 bomber pilot. Donald G. died August 1955.
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First
National Bank
Antigo
W. F Schroeder
Jane
Ind
Gold Star
Women’s Societies
The
Methodist Church
Henry Schwingle
Arthur
Madison
Harold
Slinger
Leon J
Monroe
Russell
Paris
Donald G
New President Seeks Economic Defense and Space Name
President Johnson vows a new American greatness and calls for national unity after Kennedy's death. He schedules meetings with top advisers and announces Cape Canaveral will be renamed Cape Kennedy and the moon pads to be the John F. Kennedy Space Center. He urges an end to hatred and fanaticism.
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Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cape Kennedy
John F. Kennedy Space Center
Powell Faces Court Contempt Case in Defamation Ruling
Rep Adam Clayton Powell of New York is ordered to appear in State Supreme Court on December 12 to show cause why he should not be held in contempt for failing to pay a 211,500 defamation judgment. Esther Jame, a 67-year-old widow, has pursued collection since April after a jury found Powell defamed her by calling her a bag woman who collected graft for police.
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New York
Adam Clayton Powell
D-Ny
State Supreme Court
Esther Jame
Powell
Girl Lost in Marsh Found After Long Thanksgiving Walk
Mariene Hopfensperger, 11, walked her dog early Thanksgiving morning, strayed into a wooded marsh and was missing for five hours before a rapid search party of about 250 people located her safety.
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Marsh
Appleton
Mariene Hopfensperger
Washington Architect Drafts Tomb for Kennedy Husband
Mrs. Ian F Kennedy asked architect John Carl Warnecke of Washington to draft a tomb for her husband. Warnecke visited Kennedy's grave with Mrs. Kennedy and Attorney General Robert F Kennedy. He said ideas were discussed and the eternal flame at the grave would be incorporated.
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Washington
New York
Ian F. Kennedy
New York Tribune
John Carl Warnecke
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
The
Herald Tribune
Warnecke
Stock Prices Rise in Moderate Trading
The market moved higher in moderate trading this afternoon with about 4.6 million shares changing hands. After a slow start key issues added as much as two points, and several stocks advanced while aerospace and aircraft issues led the gains.
Health Board recounts Green County X ray findings
Wisconsin Board of Health reports October surveys in Green County found about 10 active tuberculosis cases needing confirmation. Among 3395 tested, 293 referred for further study. 124 with heart or hypertension abnormalities not referred for follow up due to prior known conditions.
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Green County
Wisconsin Board of Health
Mrs Kennedy Rests at Home in Cape Cod Compound
Jacqueline Kennedy stays with her children at the Kennedy compound in Hyannis Port as heavy rain dampens the gathering with her in-law family. Senator Edward Kennedy accompanies his mother for Masses and notes the family bears up well.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Jacqueline Kennedy
Kennedy
President Kennedy
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Barnstable
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Dallas
Washington
Princess Lee* Radziwill
Egypt Camel Drivers Strike Over New Regulations
Cairo reports camel drivers at the pyramids have refused work. About 140 camels used for tours around the ancient tombs and the Sphinx are off the job in protest against unspecified new regulations.
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Egypt
Cairo
Pyramids
Full Dollar's Value for All Outlays Urged
President Johnson told the Joint Chiefs of Staff he seeks a dollar's value for every dollar spent on national defense. In his first full day, he pressed economy, pursued congressional action on tax and civil rights proposals, and met Roy Wilkins then spoke with Senate and House leaders about the program. He also received an intelligence briefing and planned a session with Secretary of State Dean Rusk.
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Washington
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Military High Command
Congress
White House
Joint Chiefs
Kennedy
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Andrew Hatcher
Wilkins
McBundy
ofState
Dean Rusk
Mrs. Wales Stricken at 32
Mrs. Robert Wales 32 daughter of Russell and Clarice Rockey of Dakota died at Krug convalescent home after polio. She was born Nov 9 1931, married Sept 2 1950 to Robert Wales and left a son Gary. Surviving relatives include her parents a brother and two grandmothers. Services at St Josephs Freeport. Burial at St Josephs cemetery. Friends may call CraMer Orangeville. Rosary 7:30 p.m. tomorrow.
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Robert Wales
Russell Rockey
Route 1
Dakota
Krug
Sylvia Rockey
Russell and
Clarice Stoll Rockey
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Cramer Funeral Home
Orangeville
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