Supreme Court Opens Term With Record Docket
The Supreme Court begins a new term with a projected 1500 cases and a brief opening session. Key issues include eavesdropping privacy, church state matters, obscenity, and civil rights. Notable items feature James Hoffa's appeal, Time Inc. vs Life article damage award, and a Jackson Miss. bus depot case involving four Episcopal ministers.
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Barry Schweid
Washington W
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Warren
Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
Tom C. Clark
John M. Harlan
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Abe Fortas
Virginia
Iowa Supreme Court
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Justice Department
Queston
Fred B. Black Jr
Washington
FBI
Time, Inc
Life Magazine
Jackson
Miss
Robert We
Deadline Nears for Green County Poetry Contest
The Green County Regional Writer's Club invites youths fourteen and younger to submit poems. Entries must be on separate sheets with name, address, and age in the upper left corner, measure four to twelve lines, and be mailed to Mrs. Roger Douglas, Route 1 Juda, Wisconsin, before October 12, 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Douglas
Green County
Juda
Wisconsin
Douglas proposes 5 percent withholding tax to curb inflation
Senator Paul H. Douglas of Illinois floated a temporary 5 percent withholding tax on Meet the Press to slow inflation. He said it would mop up excess purchasing power, mainly in upper income brackets, with funds held in escrow and returned when employment improves during a recession.
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Sen
Douglas
Washington
Paul H. Douglas
Illinois Democrat
NBC
Meet the Press
Junior Livestock Show Under Way at Dane County Fairgrounds
Green County youths entered the 51st annual Southern Wisconsin Junior Livestock Show at the Dane County Fairgrounds Madison. Listed are Michael Deininger sheep Harlan Mahikuch hogs Nick Faessler Bill Johnson Pat Faessler Deborah E Williams Sylvan Disch Eddie Hoesly Richard Hauser Phil Eimer Jeffrey Williams all beef.
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Green County
Wisconsin
Dane County Fairgrounds
Madison
Michael Deininger
Harlan Mahikuch
Nick Faessler
Bill Johnson
Pat Faessler
Deborah E. Williams
Sylvan Disch
Eddie Hoesly
Richard Hauser
Phil Eimer
Jeffrey Williams
First American woman bears septuplets with fertility hormone
Sandra Cwikielnik, 24, was told she might have seven babies after fertility hormone treatment but expected only twins. Seven offspring, four girls and three boys, were born Saturday four months premature. one died at birth and the rest died soon after. Her husband William, 30, and their one older child live in Boston. Dr Noran Turksey at New England Medical Center Hospital treated her as researchers seek safe dose levels to avoid overstimulated ovaries. Mrs Cwikielnik rested at St Margaret's Hospital.
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Sweden
New Zealand
Noran Turksey
New England Medical Center Hospital
Cwikielnik
Winners Set for National Meet at Wisconsin Cornpicking Contest
Twenty five contestants registered for the Wisconsin State Cornpicking Contest at Idle Hour Farm north of Monroe. Myron Jeglum says safety inspections start at 8 am with the event running 10 am to about 1 pm. Winners advance to the U S finals in Cedar Rapids October 13 and 14.
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Wisconsin
Idle Hour
Wisconsin 69
Monroe
Myron Jeglum
Jeglum
Green County Agricultural Chest
U.S
Cedar Rapids
Donald Jenson
UW Department of Agriculture
Monroe City
Ernie Ammon
Martha Bernet
Zweifel Brothers
State
Platteville
Rural Area Meeting Sets Next St. Clare Fund Drive Rollout
Rolland E. Karlen announced township committee chairmen who will solicit donations for the St. Clare Hospital addition. The rural area focus emphasizes pledges from farm residents with a meeting set for Wednesday Oct 5 at 8 p.m. in the First National Bank community room to organize outreach.
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Rolland E. Karlen
St. Clare Hospital
Karlen
First National Bank
Edward Bidlingmaier
Sanford Disrud
Ralph McGuire
Brown Swiss Cattle Shown In West For First Time in 25 Years
Brown Swiss cattle are being shown in the West for the first time in over 25 years. Animals from Cold Springs Farm and Norvie Farm depart Monroe by rail and by truck to the National Brown Swiss Show at the Oklahoma State Fair in Tulsa. After Tulsa, the cattle will go to Dallas for the Pan American Show. Accompanying handlers include Russell Ridge Jr. and Nelson McCannon, with flying schedules for Cold Springs Farm managers.
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Monroe
Tulsa
Dallas
Tex
Milwaukee Road
Okla
Cold Springs Farm
Norvie Farm
Norman Magnussen
Lake Mills
Russell Ridge Jr
Nelson McCannon
Cold Springs
Sugar Valley Farm
Nathan E. Bear
Voegels Farm, Inc
Monticello
Lyle Viney
Evansville
Wallace
Taff
Melrose
Russell Ridge Sr
O'Hare Field
Tuls
Ridges
Albany session honors 4-H members Meier Wells
At an area achievement program in St John’s Fellowship Hall Monroe West, Daniel Meier and Jean Wells were named top 4-H outstanding for the year among Brownstown Busy Beavers Cadiz Clarno Classy Clubbers Hiawatha Hilltop and Jordan Jolly Workers. Meier, 16, son of Eugene and wife, works on gardening woodworking sportsmanship and reforestation. Wells, 12, daughter of Victor and wife, active in clothing photography home furnishings and junior leader projects.
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Monroe West
Daniel Meier
Jean Wells
St. John’s Fellowship Hall
Brownstown
Busy Beavers
Cadiz
Clarno
Hiawatha
Hilltop
Jordan Jolly
Daniel
Eugene Meier
Route 1
Monroe
Jean
Victor Wells
Browntown Busy Beavers
Registration Begins New Classes Set For Adult School
Eight new classes offered at Monroe Vocational and Adult School with sessions starting Oct. 11 in the high school building. Pre registration by mail runs until Oct. 5, regular registration Oct. 6 7 to 9 p.m. Limited enrollment courses register Oct. 6. A $3 per class enrollment fee nonrefundable if classes materialize. Books supplied by students. welding meat magic pottery carry $5 fee. Minimum 10 registered to form a class. new subjects possible with 10 or more registrations. Eligible ages 16 and up. day students require principal consent. Detailed course list includes Driver Education English French German Spanish Reading Acceleration Great Books Study Bookkeeping Typing Office Machines Meat Magic Hospitality Helps Drafting Electronics Woodworking Auto Mechanics and more, with various instructors and schedules.
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Monroe Vocational and Adult School
Walter Babula
John S. Reese
Frieda Stroessner
Larry Larson
Alvin Rabehl
Edward Grabow
H.S
Marcella B. Krueger
Elementry
Clarence Bruess
Kent Duit
Jack Kundert
Marvin Holcomb
Larry Leopold
Howard Schulz
Woman Gored By Enraged Bull on Route 1 Albany
Mrs. Kubly, widow of Rudy Kubly, was gored by a bull Saturday morning while moving from house to barn on the Kenneth Klossner Sr. farm Route 39 west of Albany. She suffered four fractured ribs on each side and extensive bruising and is in fair condition at St. Clare Hospital. The bull escaped the pasture and attacked after she fled toward the house.
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Snaucie Mooney
Route 1
Albany
St. Clare Hospital
Kubly
Rudy Kubly
Allen
Kenneth Klossner Sr
Highway 39
Keefe
Herbert Kubly
Burt Homestead
Gap
Kublys
ICLOBER Birthday Card Verse by Clair R Munns
Poem noting birthday wishes with playful misspelling and sentiment. A speaker imagines purchasing cards but finds the best wish is for the recipient's day, ending with a cheerful Happy Birthday.
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American Cancer Society
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Cancer Society
E. B. Lux
Times
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Harlan
Iowa
Harold Hughes
National Guard
Richard Jarman
Ivan Kittleson
Herman Plus
Sheldon Yarwood
Orrie Krause
Charles Freitag
Leo Eells
Edwin Chopin
Alvin Kundert
Zarl Jensen
Dwight L. Rote
Eugene J. Meier
Wellis F Riemer
Ben Zimmerli
Harvey Mauerman
Ray Grady
Glenn Showers
Herbert Blaser
Leland Deininger
Lawrence Raymer
Emmanuel B. Fuchs
Gilbert Dettwiler
Durward Dunaway
Clarence Slotten
Quinton Ott
Oliver Huston
Edward Kaderly
Ed. Ruef
Herman Ziltener
Chester’ Pinnow
George Busjahn
Dallas Weidman
Merlyn Rufer
Fred Grossen
Fred Gempeler
Oscar Paulson
Ambrose Wenger
Gilman Paulson
West
Meier
Ers
Kenneth Rufener
Ciarno
Ter
Hiawathary Tsehanz
Barbara
William Babler
Ann Marty
Jordan Jey
Gram
Aleda Schuetz
Ciarno Lassy
Linda Brandt
Jordan Jolly Workers
Gary Hartwig
Browntown
Busy Beavers Entertainment
Janet and
Joan Lawyer
Sherry Weiss
Norma Easter
Janene Guttmer
Leanne Hartwig
Jane Wells
Diane
Donna Indergand
Keith Haldiman
Terry Tschanz
Dave Burri
Burri
Edna Janke
George House
House
Arades
James Bartholf
Wilfred Klippel
Robert Silvis
Ronald Roberts
Alphorn Ford Garage
Clair R. Munns
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