Ole Miss Game Moves to Jackson Field
Ole Miss shifts its Saturday football game with Houston from Oxford to Jackson about 200 miles south. Asst. Athletic Director Holley said the decision was made this morning with kickoff planned for Jackson tomorrow afternoon.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
University of Houston
Jackson
John R. Holley
Houston
James H. Meredith
Ross Barnett
Ole Miss
Meredith
Edwin Guthman
Justice Department
Guthman
MceLean
Robert F. Kennedy
Barnett
American Association of University Professors
Alfanette Bracy
Jackson State College
Daisy Swells Into Hurricane Off Florida Coast
Daisy, a developing hurricane east of Miami, reached sustained winds near 75 mph with gale forces expanding up to 250 miles from the center. The storm wasMoving west-northwest at about 8 to 9 mph with the center about 775 miles east of Miami and expected to hold its course for the next 24 hours.
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Miami
Fila
Daisy
Florida Peninsula
Bahamas
Madison Wisconsin cheese market holds steady demand
American cheese market in Madison shows steady to fair demand with generally adequate small style supplies and ample large styles except for cutting blocks. Cheddar prices range 34 to 37 percent, 40 pound blocks 35 to 37 percent, single daisies 36 to 37 percent, longhorns 37 to 38 percent, and midgets 38 to 39 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Minstrel Fracas Sparks NAACP Protests in Two Cities
Articles in Madison and Rockford newspapers report the NAACP and the Governor’s Commission on Human Rights protest the Lions Club City Band Minstrels. Allan F Barnard says the show remains planned for March 1963 and he will invite Odell A Taliaferro to discuss the script in a private meeting.
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Madison
Rockford
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Governor’s Commission On Human Rights
Lions Club
Monroe Free-Lance
Aeas
NAACP
State Commission
Allan F. Barnard
Direcor
the Minstrels
Barnard
Odell A. Taliaferro
Madison Naacp
Shuman Claims NFO Hold Failed
National farm leader Shuman declared the NFO holding action failed after a market in Indiana closed early due to heavy hog receipts. He cited UAW money from Detroit backing the effort and noted the NFO paused to let members sell hogs gaining weight in September.
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National Farmers Organization
Indiana
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
NFO
United Auto Workers
Detroit
Shuman
Pope John XXIII's inaugural papal train journey to Loreto
Pope John XXIII aged 80 rode a train from the Vatican to Loreto and back to Rome, a nine car, 418 mile journey framed as a whistle stop to pray for the 2nd Vatican Council. It marked his first rail trip since becoming pope in 1958 and showcased a rare papal excursion by train.
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Pope John
Loreto
Rome
John XXIII
Italy
Pontiff
Vatican
Papacy
Virgin Mary
Assisi
St. Francis
Albany Receives 2310 Federal Planning Grant
Albany gets a $2310 federal grant announced by Sen. William Proxmire in Washington. The grant covers two thirds of the cost for urban planning studies including land use, economic base, population, transportation, capital improvement, zoning, and subdivision. Albany has had a plans commission operating the past year.
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Albany
William Proxmire
Washington
Proxmire
Airport Bid Round Sets Low at 21 608 35 For Monroe Muni Airport
Hoveland Brothers Co of Mc Farland submitted the low bid of 21 608 35 for main runway and related work at Monroe Muni Airport. Ten bids were opened by the State Aeronautics Commission acting as city agent for the federal state aided project. Second lowest bid was 28 051 85 by Harold James and Son of Fennimore, third 28 299 27 by Duncan J McDougall of Dane.
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Hoveland Brothers Co
McFarland
Monroe Munioma
Cityall
State Aeronautics Commission
Harold James and Son
Fennimore
Duncan J. McDougall
Dane
Commission
Federal Aviation Agency
United Fund No 4 Helps Provide Special Classrooms
The Monroe United Fund drive funds Green County Council for Mental Retarded Children at $200, unchanged from last year, to support a new special classroom for trainable children, a long sought county service praised by parents as a vital project.
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Monroe United Fund
Green County Council
Kennedy to Tighten Cuba Trade Embargo Amid Asian Crisis
President Kennedy plans immediate action to curb shipping with Cuba and Soviet bloc nations after a Latin American ministers conference condemned Fidel Castro. Measures include closing U S ports to arms carrying vessels, denying government cargo to foreign flagships involved in Cuban trade, and barring U S ships from such trade paths to Cuba.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
United States
Rusk
Americas
State Department
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Soviet Union
Castro
Houston
Egypt
Pep Rally Moves to School Gym Amid Rain at Homecoming
Homecoming events shift to the high school gym as drizzle cancels the bonfire and may affect tonight’s 7:30 pep rally and tomorrow’s halftime ceremony for Monroe vs Middleton at Recreation Park. Master of ceremonies Dave Pick will introduce seniors and Homecoming Queen Claire Kubly if field conditions allow.
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Monroe
Middleton
Recreation Park
Dave Pick
Claire Kubly
Allan F. Barnard
Janet Barry
Christy Boss
Barbara Rasmussen
Libby von Arx
Barbara Wieser
Monroe West 4 H youths named Achieve ment Boy and Girl
Virgil Leopold and Barbara Severson were named Achievement Boy and Girl at the Monroe West 4 H recognition program held at St John’s United Church of Christ. The event marked the fourth of five in the Albany-Brooklyn area series with a Belleville gym session scheduled Saturday and a New Glarus Monticello finale October 15. Leopold, 18, of Route 3 Monroe, Hilltop 4 H Club, and Severson, 17, of Browntown Route 1, Busy Beavers, received special gifts. Rev Donald Storck delivered the address and Fred Lauper presided.
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St. John’s
Virgil Leopold
Barbara Severson
Monroe West
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Albany-Brooklyn
Belleville High School
Glarus - Monticello
Leopold
William Leopold
Route 3
Monroe
Hilltop
Severson
Raymond Severson
Browntown
Busy Beavers
Donald Storck
Fred Lauper
Paul Grossen
Jordan Jolly Workers
Hog Prices Drop Again At Monroe Livestock Stations
The Monroe hog market fell 75 cents per hundred today marking a second consecutive decline since NFC with holding. A yard posted 100 to 125 hogs for the packer while buyers noted hogs remain heavy and earlier marketing would have been better. Top price reached 15.50 with heavier hogs around 250 pounds priced at 14.75. County NFC directors will meet milk truckers at 8 tonight in the county agricultural building, with a regional NFC meeting planned at Brodhead Saturday.
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Monroe
NFC
County Agricultural
Brodhead
One-Day Orbit Trip Sets U S Probes Schedule
CAPE CANAVERAL FLA The United States plans a 24 hour 17 orbit Project Mercury flight early in 1963 to follow Walter Schirras ninth hour mission The aim is a one day orbit to beat the Soviet Union to the moon this decade Williams Mercury operations director spoke as Schirra completed his mission and technicians tested the next craft in Hangar S
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Walter M. Schirra Jr
United States
Soviet Union
Walter C. Williams
Project Mercury
Mercury Control Center
Schirra
Pacific Ocean
Funeral set for Mrs Lora Pease in Monticello
Mrs Lora R Pease 74 of Monticello dies yesterday afternoon at St. Clare hospital from a heart condition. She leaves her husband a Monticello hardware store operator, two Monroe daughters in law Mrs Joseph Viney and Mrs W A Bender, a brother John Bohalter of West Bend and seven grandchildren. Services 1:30 p m Saturday at Zwingli United Church of Christ Monticello with Rev J Allan Mittler. burial Greenwood Monroe. Friends may call at Voegeli funeral home Monticello after 1:30 p m tomorrow.
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Lora R. Pease
Monticello
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Pease
Joseph D. Viney
W. A. Bender
John Bohalter
West Bend
Alma Tuck
Chicago
Agnes Polzin
Milwaukee
Anna Ruf
George Kalke
Lester Troemel
Naperville
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Eastern Star
Woman's Relief Corps
Louise Ellen Bohalter
Washington County
John
Margaret Riesch Bohalter
West Bend High School
Oshkosha State Teachers College
Zwingli Church
J. Allan Mittler
Greenwood Cemetery
Voegeli
Murrow Suffering Pneumonia in Tehran Stay
Edward R. Murrow, head of the United States Information Agency, is hospitalized in Tehran with pneumonia, according to U S Army medical officials.
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Tehran
Iran
Edward R. Murrow
United States Information Agency
U.S. Army Hospital
Six Orbit Mercury Flight Sets Record for U S
Walter Schirra Jr. completed a nine hour six orbit Mercury flight aboard Sigma 7 launched from Cape Canaveral. He landed aboard the USS Kearsarge near Midway Island after traveling about 150000 miles with no ill effects reported by two doctors onboard.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Navy
Kearsarge
Schirra
mid-Pacific
Project Mercury
Florida
Monroe
Honolulu
Junior Plow Contest Opens Fund Day Events
The junior plowing contest starts at 9 30 a m Saturday at the Raymond Indergand Farm in County Trunk J to kick off Fun Day activities. Sponsored by Skinner Creek Smock Valley and Richland Watersheds the grounds lunch stand will be run by Skinner Creek women. Junior plowing is followed by senior plowing at 12 30 p m and tractor pulling at 2 p m.
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Raymond Indergand
County Trunk J
Skinner Creek
Smock Valley
Richland
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The
Associated Press
United Fund — No
NASA
Pep Rally
Lora Pease
Space Project
Midway Island
Sigma 7
Earth
Yuri Gagarin
D. Brainerd Holmes
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Donald K. Slayton
Cape Control
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