Valachi to Face Grand Jury After Senate Testimony
Joseph Valachi will make a couple of grand jury appearances after finishing Senate testimony. He will then be available to Canadian authorities for questions on possible Cosa Nostra operations in Canada. The plan follows talks between the Justice Department and Canadian officials.
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Washington
Joseph Valachi
Senate
Justice Department
Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Canada
William G. Hundley
Department
John L. McClellan
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
la Cosa Nostra
McClelland
Vito Genovese
Flora Threat Rolls Toward Haiti Cuba with Devastation Likely
Hurricane Flora, packing 140 mph winds, bears down on Haiti with likely heavy loss of life and property damage as Cuba and Guantanamo Bay lie in its path. Forecasters warn conditions could drive Flora toward the Oriente Province.
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Miami
Fla
Flora
Haiti
Weather Bureau
Cuba
Oriente
United States Navy
Guantanamo Base
Florida
Gordon Dunn
National Hurricane Center
Guantanamo Bay
Carla
Texas
Louisiana
Cheese Market Steady in Madison With Mixed Block Prices
Madison Wisconsin dairy market shows steady cheese prices with good demand. Offerings of 40 pound blocks and longhorns tight while other supplies remain adequate. Underscored by firm undertone for small styles and mixed percentages for cheddars blocks and various cheese forms.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Mrs Frautschy Wins in County Farm Bureau Contest
Mrs Frautschy of Monroe won first prize in a butter cookie contest at a county Farm Bureau meeting in the agricultural building. Second through fifth prizes went to Mrs Riese Brodhead, Mrs Stoehr Albany, Mrs Huffman Monroe, and Mrs Schlapbach Albany. Audrey Beach spoke about a 4-H Canada trip, and Farm Bureau activities were discussed by officials from Madison and Cottage Grove. The winning recipe used powdered sugar and butter with a sugared cake flour dough baked at 350 degrees.
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Arleigh Frautschy
Monroe
Farm Bureau
Ernest Riese
Brodhead
John Stoehr
Albany
Herbert Huffman
Hans Schlapbach
Audrey Beach
Duane Beach
Canada
Edward J. Kaderly
Juda
Don Armitage
Madison
A.J. Bauman
Cottage Grove
John and
Diana Stoehr
Kenneth Schlapbach
Club OKs land purchase for golf course expansion
Monroe County Club stockholders approve buying about 60 acres from the Thomas and Anna Keegan farm for expansion. The proposal passes 109 to 4 with 97 members present and 56 proxies. The $60,000 acquisition will be paid over years, with possession in three years and plans for an extra nine holes as a long range project.
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Thomas and Anna Keegan
Monroe Country Club
Robert W. Goetz
Coy Club
Fred E. Blumer
Keegan
Plan Develops Citizens New Look Begins In Girl Scout Setup Monroe
The Monroe Girl Scouts adopt a nationwide revamp effective Sept 9, reorganizing troops into four age levels Brownie Junior Cadette and Senior to strengthen patrol government and expand troop size. Some troops await trained leaders while aims focus on developing capable, active citizens as part of the United Fund agencies.
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United Fund of
Monroe
Julie Erickson
Calvin Erickson
Monroe United Fund
Scout programs across Brownies to Senior members outlined
The text details Girl Scout programs from Brownies to Senior Scouts, emphasizing ethical code, service, health and safety, citizenship, and international friendship. It outlines badge structures, proficiency programs, and progression from Be Discoverers to First Class, noting field specializations like Mariner.
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Brownies
Mariner
Dodgers Win Second Straight Over Yankees in 1963 World Series
Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the New York Yankees 4-1 to take their second consecutive win in the 1963 World Series. Pitcher Johnny Podres held the Yankees to six hits before Ron Perranoski closed out the ninth. Maury Wills and Jim Gilliam sparked a two-run first inning with a Wills steal, and Bill Skowron homered for the Yankees.
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New York
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Johnny Podres
Dodgers
Yankees
Ron Perranoski
Hector Lopez
Elston Howard
Perranoski
al Downing
Maury Wills
Jim Gilliam
Willie Davis
Roger Maris
Bill Skowron
Ralph Terry
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles
Don Drysdale
Jim Bouton
Wills
Gilliam
Pepitone
Richardson
Maris
W. Davis
Dodger
T. Davis
Kubek
F. Howard
Skowron
Downing
Tracewski
Rosehoro
Podres
Terry
Ron
Dirksen Signals Openness to Wheat Deal With Russia
Senate Republican Leader Dirksen suggested he could support a gold on the barrel sale of U S wheat to Russia if fringe benefits are provided. He noted Kennedy could rally GOP backing before any Soviet deal, while Moscow and Washington have yet to confirm any wheat sale talks or offers. Leonid Matveev said Russia unlikely to buy U S wheat and has enough grain to last until next summer.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Russia
Kennedy
GOP
White House
Kremlin
Winnipeg
Leonid Matveev
Soviet Grain Board
U.S
Matveev
Ottawa
Dirksen
Reynolds vetoes tax exemption and X-ray bills in 1963 session
Gov. Reynolds vetoed two tax exemption bills and a measure allowing chiropractors to use X-ray equipment. One bill would require land conveyed to tax-exempt bodies to pay taxes or shift liability to government. the other would exempt 4-H property taxed by local authorities. He ruled language ambiguous and unconstitutional. The veto also cited that taxing and exempting power rests with the Legislature.
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Madison
Gov
Reynolds
Renk to Speak at Oct 23 Monroe Chamber Banquet
Wilbur N. Renk Wisconsin farmer businessman will address the Monroe Chamber of Commerce banquet in the high school M room on October 23 honoring State Corn Picking Contest winners. Joseph G. Urban will host and Earl Hager with Dr Jack Murray co chair the event.
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Wilbur N. Renk
Sun Prairie Farm
Renk
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Times
Wisconsin
Monroe
Green County
GOP
Walter
Sun Prairie
Joseph G. Urban
Earl Hager
Jack Murray
National
Veterans Poppy Day to Benefit Local VFW Charity
Monroe residents are reminded that the VFW and auxiliary will distribute Buddy Poppies in downtown tomorrow. More than half of the net proceeds stay local to aid needy veterans, according to Walter Laeser, commander of the VFW.
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Monroe
VFW
Walter Laeser
Mobile X-Ray Unit Arrives in Monroe for Public Health
A mobile X-Ray unit arrives in Monroe after visits in New Glarus and Monticello and will operate through Oct 17. Open clinics are set at the Community Center for First and Second Wards and Monroe Township with tests including X rays and diabetes screening, with locations rotating to avoid crowding.
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Monroe
New Glarus
Monticello
Monroe Township
Borden
17Th Avenue
Oaktron
Jordan Township
Stock List Firmer Steels Autos Gain
New York stocks edged higher late in the session as steels and autos led gains. U S Steel and Jones and Laughlin rose about two points, Youngstown Sheet about four, Republic one, with Chrysler among the pace setters amid broad price increases.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Jones and Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet
Republic
Chrysler
Bosch cites fear of reprisals over Dominican action
Ex president Bosch says his government avoided stronger anti communist measures in the Dominican Republic to prevent Batista style terrorism. He warns that any delay could invite unrest and threaten regional stability.
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San Jaan
Puerto Rico
Bosch
Dominican Republic
Defense chiefs forecast possible Vietnam troop drawdown by 1965
White House says Kennedy approved McNamara and Taylor recommendations that the military program in South Vietnam may allow withdrawing most U S forces within two years. Policy notes the Diem regime's repressive actions could affect the effort, but training progress could enable 1 000 U S personnel to depart by year end.
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Washington
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
White House
Viet Nam
McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
Free Nations
Southeast Asia
Ngo Dinh Diem
Military Takes Honduras Reins
The State Department said a bloodless coup took place in Honduras as the chief of armed forces ordered a government takeover and troops surrounded the presidential palace. President Ramon Villeda Morales telephoned the U.S. ambassador to report the coup under way amid threats to derail elections set for October 15.
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Washington
State Department
Honduras
Department
Ramon Villeda Morales
U.S
Charles R. Burrows
Villeda Morales
Five Houses Burn in Bushwick Fire
A three alarm blaze in five frame houses in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn forced about 90 people to evacuate safely this morning. There were no injuries reported.
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New York
Bushwick
Brooklyn
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