Capacity Crowd Hears Minister at PTA Meeting
Rev. T Parry Jones of First Methodist in Sheboygan spoke to a citywide PTA audience in the new senior high room about responsible parenting and disciplined children. He warned affluence shapes values and urged early thoughtful discipline with love and mature guidance. A clarinet quartet opened the program as PTA considers merging individual school groups into one large organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Parry Jones
PTA
Jones
First Methodist Church of
Sheboygan
Sandra Fritz
Phyllis Mohns
Marcian Mahley
Ginny Theiler
Alvin Rabehl
PTA Council
Christine Lied Crown Declares in Perjury Case
In London a crown prosecutor accused Christine Lied in a magistrate hearing of blaming a Negro ex lover for a beating by Paula Hamilton Marshall's brother. Lied, 21, linked to the Profumo affair, faces perjury charges and co-defendants in a court battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Christine Keeler
Aloysius
Lucky) Gordon
John Buzzard
Christine
Paula Hamilton - Marshall
John Hamilton-Marshall
Paula
Gordon
Work Starts Here On VFW Clubhouse Ceremony Conducted
Ceremony marked the start of a Swiss style VFW clubhouse on 17th street. The 50 by 80 foot building between 14th and 15th avenues will face north, include a cocktail lounge, dining and meeting rooms, an apartment for the club manager, kitchens on two levels, and parking on the west half of the block. Key organizers include Walter Laeser, James Voelkl, Kathryn Yost, T J Burgy Jr and Alois Beer. The Bruni Miller Co of Monroe is general contractor with Russell Doolittle as engineer and J Henry Tschudy as designer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Kathryn B. Yost
T.J. Burgy Jr
Cochairman
James Voelkh
Walter Laeser
Alois Beer
17Th Street
14Th
15Th Avenues
Times
14Th and
15Th Avenue
Robert G. Rote
Smoky Row Tap
Earl
Barney) Barnet
Bruni - Miller Co
Monroe
Russell Doolittle
Madison
J. Henry Tschudy
Connors Plumbing and Heating Co
Erickson Plumbing and Heating
Paul Affolter
Monroe Ready Mix
Airport Runways Opened Officially At East City Airport
Fred R. Simpson told City Council the new municipal airport east of the city is usable for practical purposes though final federal approval is pending. Some planes landed over the weekend but runways remain bumpy with rolling planned before the corn picking contest on Oct 23 and 24. The Green County Pilots Association will operate the field around the event, expecting over 200 pilots including many Flying Farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohrce
Fred R. Simpson
Simpson
Green County Pilots Association
State Swiss Market Steady Demand and Price Ranges
Swiss market remains fully steady with good demand and ample offerings. Wisconsin cheddar prices range from 35 to 39 percent for various block sizes and daisies, while Wisconsin Swiss cheese market stays fully steady with blocks priced at 37 to 45 percent across brands.
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Mavidun
Wisconsin
Missing Girls Murder Victims Identified in Minnesota Case
Police and deputies renewed the search after two young girls Melissa Lee five and Barbara Foshaug four were found slain in heavy brush along a rural Plymouth Village road thirty feet from the path. Detectives questioned the parents as investigators traced clothing and playmate witnesses while an FBI artist sketched a bespectacled man seen in conjunction with the disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Poli
Sheriff's
Plymouth Village
Melissa Ann Lee
Barbara Ann Foshaug
Ralph Deason
Melvin Leverett
Lee
Eugene Arnold
Hennepin County
FBI
Flora Heads Toward Jamaica From AMI Hurricane Flora
Hurricane Flora packing 125 mile per hour winds moves toward Jamaica after skirting southern Hispaniola. U S Weather Bureau issued gale warnings for Barahona peninsula in the Dominican Republic and Presque Isle Du Sudoueste in Haiti as Flora lies about 340 miles southwest of San Juan Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami
Fla
Hispaniola
Jamaica
U.S. Weather Bureau
San Juan
Barahona
Dominican Republic
Presque Isle du Sudoueste
Haiti
Hispaniols
Puerto Ri
Aldermen Okay Repair Contract For Incinerator
The Monroe City Council approved a Plybrico Co. contract to repair the incinerator oil unit at a cost not exceed 9500 dollars under an emergency declared by the Board of Public Works. Critics argued the emergency aimed to bypass bidding. others cited looming pre holiday loads and unit redesign needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Plybrico Co
Madison
Board of Public Works
Oscar N. Johnson
Public Works ‘Board
Victor N. Schiller
Schiller
Evans C. Chambers
Fifth Ward
T.J. Burgy Jr
Eighth Ward
Johnson
William J. Schmitz Johnson
Schmitz
Valachi Names Bonanno As Godfather To Cosa Nostra Link In Cheese Firms
New York mobster Joseph Valachi testified he pledged brotherhood with Joseph Bonanno as his godfather for a 1930 initiation into Cosa Nostra in upper New York. Wisconsin officials say Bonanno sold cheese for Gourmay Cheese Co. of Lomira and his wife owned stock in Grande Cheese Co. of Fond du Lac. Bonanno, now in Arizona real estate, had not been seen in Fond du Lac for about a year. Sheriff Howard noted Bonanno often visited Fond du Lac in the past but found no evidence of wrongdoing or active investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond DU Lac
Joseph Valachi
Wisconsin
Cosa Nostra
Valachi
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Joseph
Joe Bananas) Bonanno
Tucson
Ariz
Bonanno
Crime Syndica
Upper New York State
May Cheese Co., Inc
Lomira
Fay
Grande Cheese Co
Arizona
Ray Howard
Howard
John V. di Bella
Grande
Parking Bridge Aims To Add Downtown Parking
Janesville plans an above water parking bridge over the Rock River to create space for hundreds of cars in the downtown area. Construction began this spring with prestressed concrete cutting costs, and completion is slated for November, a concept once deemed too expensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Rock River
Sioux Falls
S.D
William Henke
Third Man Held In Bomb Probes
A third white man was arrested as state investigators found 133 sticks of dynamite in North Birmingham while probing racial bombings. John W. Hall 36 of Gardendale faced illegal possession charges and bonded out for 300 dollars alongside two others. Rev Shuttlesworth denounced the inquiry as a sham amid ongoing civil rights tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
John W. Hall
Urban Gardendale
Robert E. Chambliss
Chambliss
Fred Shuttlesworth
Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights
Shuttlesworth
Martin Luther King Jr
Kenneth C. Royall
Earl Blaik
Senate approves one year extension for Civil Rights Commission
The Senate passed a one year extension in authority for the U S Civil Rights Commission as a rider to a minor claims bill. Proxmire and Nelson joined the majority voting 70 to 15 in favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wisconsin
Proxmire
Nelson
Senate
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Koufax Sets Strikeout Record as Dodgers Top Yankees 5-2
New York New York Dodgers lefty Sandy Koufax struck out 15 to set a World Series single game record and propelled the Dodgers past the Yankees 5-2 in the opener at Yankee Stadium. Roseboro homered in the second inning driving in three runs and completing a four-run burst that gave Los Angeles a 5-0 lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sandy Koufax
John Roseboro
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Koufax
Yankee Stadium
Dodgers
Whitey Ford
Roseboro
Bill Skowron
Dodger
al Downing
Yankees
Johnny Podres
Yanks Dodgers
T. Davis
Kubek
Pepitone
Howard
Skowron
Tracewski
Paris
Wills
Gilliam
Davis
Rich
Son
F. Howard
E. Howard
Erskine
Tresh
Mantle
Maris
Kennedy Receives Viet Nam Briefing Ahead of Security Council Session
President Kennedy was briefed on the South Vietnam military political situation and met for about an hour with Secretary McNamara and General Maxwell D. Taylor. He then summoned the full National Security Council for a 5 p.m. session to review the data that will guide major administration decisions in Southeast Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingson
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
National Security Council
McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Southeast Asia
Full Security Council
Johnson Named Contest Speaker
Paul C. Johnson editor of the Prairie Farmer was named featured speaker for the National Mechanical Corn Picking Contest to be held Oct. 23 and 24 on the Willis Riemer farm near Albany. Arthur Carter announced the confirmation after a letter from Johnson. Johnson, a Minnesota native and longtime agriculture journalist, has edited Prairie Farmer since 1947 and serves as Farm Foundation chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Farmer
Paul C. Johnson
Arthur Carter
Johnson
Minnesota
Worthington, Minn
Daily Globe
University of Minnesota
Institute of Agriculture
Illinois
The
American Agricultural Editors Association
American Country Life Association
Farm Foundation
Green County Agricultural Building
Willis Riemer
Albany
Monroe Country Club Votes Tonight on Land Purchase
Stockholders will meet at 7 30 p.m. to vote on buying about 60 acres of the Thomas Keegan farm adjoining the club course for a total of 60000 dollars. President Robert W. Goetz reported the option and plan call for possession after three years as part of long range golf expansion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Country Club
Thomas Keegan
Robert W. Goetz
Stock Slide Fueled by Merger Opposition Hits Pennsy and Central
Weakness on Pennsylvania Railroad and New York Central led a lower stock market late this afternoon. Losses ranged from fractions to over a point as Pennsy and Central slumped on news of opposition to their merger from the U.S. attorney general’s office. Both stocks were dumped in large blocks at the open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsy
Central New York
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Central
U.S. Attorney General
Ties Genovese, 'Lucky' Luciano To Killing Cases
Joseph Valachi linked Vito Genovese to 1931 gangland killings of Masseria and Maranzano, saying Genovese and Charles Lucky Luciano helped plan the shootings. He described a list of rivals and named a Newark boss Joe Bonanno as a possible figure, with police records noting Masseria’s 1931 death and unresolved killers. A separate report notes a Cuban mill destroyed by pirate raid in Oriente Province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph Valachi
Vito Genovese
la Cosa Nostra
Valachi
Genovese
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Giuseppi Masseria
Joe the Boss
Coney’ Island
Charles Lucky
Ciro Terranova
Salvatore Maranzano
Charles Luck
Masseria
Maranzano
New York
Lucky
Luciano
Massalia
Italy
Leavenworth Federal
Charley Lucky
Vito
Park Avenue
Newark
Joe Bonanno
Brooklyn
Massaria
Coney Island
Ralph Salerno
John Roach
Hortford
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Crown
Ervin Goecks
CD Police Group
Paul
Viet Nam
Lucky’ Luciano
Havana
Cuba
Oriente Province
Cuban Armed Forces Ministry
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