October Term Jurors Chosen for Green County Circuit Court
The jury list for Green County October term was announced by clerk Mrs. Helen F. Myers. Commissioners Jacob Bruni Mrs. John H Figi and Arthur Riemer drew 36 regular and 18 reserve panels. Judge Arthur L Luebke will call the calendar on Oct 22 as jurors receive call notices.
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Green County
Sheriff's Department
Albany
John Inabnit
Marie Oberholzer
Argyle
Oscar Nybroten
Floyd Marty
Blanchardville
Roy Kundert
Marvin Emberson
Brodhead
Alfred Rhyner
Lloyd Iverson
Fred Deppler
Floyd Malcook
Browntown
Stanley Priewe
Walter Wieser
Juda
John Wuethrich
Monroe
D. A. Crandall
14Th Avenue
Ernest Deininger
16Th Avenue
Henry Burgy
16Th Street
Floyd Matzke
22Nd Avenue
Daisy Kundert
17Th Avenue
William Hartwig
Forrest Ludwig
Lester M. Johnson
Clarence Berg
Harold Matzke
George Mauerman
11Th Street
Herbert Meyers
Robert Leuenberger
15Th Avenue
William Schwartz
Lydia Miller
Richard Theiler
18Th Avenue
Harriet Stair
8Th Street
Emma Gonstead
Signe Kindschi
13Th Street
New Glarus
John Bircher
Orville Colney
Barcroft Crabtree
Walter Fairney
Francis Atkinson
Robert Green
Brooklyn
Roy Thickpenny
Lois Holland
Alma Flanagan
Herbert Striker
Esther Elmer
Lake Drive
Thomas R. Hartwig
15Th Street
Clarence Benkert
Robert Babler
Clarence Falk
Helen Rote
Monticello
LaVerne Ostby
Robert C. Holcomb Jr
Fred Gempeler
Berlin Wall Blast Creates Small Hole
West Berlin police reported an explosives blast today punched a roughly one foot square hole in the Berlin wall. The incident adds to rising tensions and heightens security concerns around the sector.
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Berlin Wall
Berlin
West Berlin
Thalidomide Damage Suit Filed Over Armless Boy
A Philadelphia father sues William S. Merrell Co. and Richardson Merrell Inc. for 2.5 million dollars alleging their thalidomide product Kevadon caused his 18 month old son Thomas David Diamond to be born without arms and with other deformities after its use during pregnancy in a Cleveland clinic on August 12, 1960.
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Philadelphia
U.S
Thomas David Diamond
Thomas Dixon Diamond
Suburban
Ryder
William S. Merrell Co
Richardson Merrell Inc
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Yanks Favored For Series 13-5
SAN FRANCISCO Giants and New York Yankees meet at Candlestick Park as the World Series moves to game three. New York held 6 to 5 favorite odds to win today and 13 to 5 to clinch the best of seven. The series resumes in New York with a fourth game planned for Monday.
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San Francisco
Candlestick Park
San Francisco Giants
New York Yankees
New York
Monay
Schirra Reports Flight Boost Was Major Step Forward
Cmdr. Walter M. Schirra said the six orbit Mercury mission aboard the USS Kearsarge marked a definite scientific advance as five of six fellow astronauts joined him aboard the carrier. He noted reduced attitude fuel use and drifting to minimize fuel needs, with plans for an 18 orbit, 28 hour mission early next year to test maximum endurance. The capsule will be shipped to Houston for NASA analysis after landing at Midway.
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Uss
Kearsarge
Pacific
Hull
Cmdr
Walter M. Schirra
Schirra
Cape Canaveral
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ben James
Navy
Midway
Space Agency
Marine
John H. Glenn Jr
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Air Force
Virgil J. Grissom
Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr
Donald K
Deke) Slayton
Glenn
Jobless Total Hits New Low of 3,512,000
Washington reports unemployment fell to 3,152,000 in September, the lowest in two years, while the jobless rate stayed at 5.8 percent. Total employment declined to 68,668,000, exceeding all previous Septembers.
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Washington
U.S
United Fund Helps Salvation Army Budget Boost
The Monroe United Fund budget for 1963 increases Salvation Army allotment to 2300 dollars. The unit serves all races and creeds, aiding physical, spiritual and moral well being and addressing many forms of human need with swift coordinated help.
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Monroe United Fund
Salvation Army
Salvation Army services aid in disasters and unwed mothers
The brief notes Salvation Army activities including aid during disasters and support for military service members, along with a Milwaukee service for unwed mothers offering hospital care for infants. The item closes with a pointer to more on Page Two.
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Salvation Army
Milwaukee
Exit of Troops Follows Tense University Calm at Ole Miss
In Oxford Mississippi the national crisis over James Meredith's enrollment cooled after days of bloodshed. About 3,500 Mississippi National Guardsmen were released and 4,500 recalled home as the campus prepared for a quiet weekend. Congress and officials weighed in on the crisis amid cancellations of homecoming events and mixed public reactions.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Meredith
Mississippi National
Kennedy
Department of Defense
Ole Miss
Houston
Jackson
Small Tornado Hits Greendale
A small tornado touched down near Greendale in the Milwaukee area causing property damage but no injuries. Heaviest rainfall in Wisconsin reached Madison at one half inch while other communities logged lighter totals as fog and showers followed the storm.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Greendale
Madison
Lone Rock
Beloit
la Crosse
Racine
Wausau
Eau Claire
Green Bay
Loneee
Drivers Injured In Head-on Crash On Highway 69
Two cars collided head on on Highway 69 north of Monroe. Hospitalized are Mrs. Cloyce Hollis 47 Route 1 Belleville and Eric E Kangas 30 Madison with broken arm and broken jaw plus facial injuries. Passengers Mrs LeRoy Butt Mrs Meta Grinder and Mrs Edmund Engen sustained bruises and a head injury. A deer was struck and killed on Highway 92 east of Brooklyn Township by Helen Hayes Belleville.
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Highway 69
Monroe
St. Clare
Cloyce Hollis
Route 1
Belleville
Eric E. Kangas
Madison
Hollis
Kangas
LeRoy Butt
Meta Grinder
Monticello
Edmund Engen
No Minstrel Ruckus Likely in Madison Talks Delayed
Odell Taliaferro of the Madison NAACP says he is not rushing to meet with Mrs. Allan F. Barnard to discuss next year’s Monroe Minstrels. He claims no protest is planned yet and would rather wait for a scheduled discussion with Lions Club and City Band leaders.
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NAACP
Odell Taliaferro
Madison Naacp
Allan F. Barnard
Monroe
Taliaferro
Madison
Rockford
State Unit
Gion
Five Firsts Won By Voegeli Farm
WATERLOO Iowa Hy crest Royal Jester the Wisconsin State Fair champion owned by Piper Bros. of Watertown Wis. was named the grand champion Brown Swiss Bull of the National Dairy Cattle Congress Thursday. Voegeli Farm of Monticello won the junior championship with VB Sir Midnight. Wisconsin Holstein entries took three division firsts with awards to Ben Dibble Delavan Braun s Sunny Lea Farm Oconomowoc and Morris Brothers also of Oconomowoc. For Brown Swiss Voegels Farm had five firsts a second a third and a fourth. Ostaval Farms Burlington had fourth bull calf fifth junior yearling bull ninth heifer calf Orville V Rule and Son Linden fourth aged bull Norvic Farm Lake Mills seventh heifer calf eighth junior yearling heifer and sixth junior get of sire.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Hycrest Royal Jester
Piper Bros
Watertown
Wis
National Dairy Cattle Congress
Voegeli Farm
Monticello
Sir Midnight
Wisconsin Holstein
Ben Dibble
Delavan
Braun
Sunny Lea Farm
Oconomowoc
Morris Brothers
Daisy Strengthens as Daisy Heads North
Hurricane Daisy grew overnight with center winds at 100 mph. Located about 600 miles east of Miami, the storm moves northwest at 8 mph as it tracks toward the north.
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Miami
Fla
Daisy
U.S. Weather Bureau
Windup Delays Foreshadow Adjourning Congress Hurdles
The 87th Congress nears adjournment with three main hurdles unresolved. Foreign aid appropriations face differences between House and Senate, the Agriculture Department funding bill sparks dispute over facilities and a Dawson Georgia peanut project, and a pension funds bill for self employed individuals awaits Kennedy’s decision.
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Washington
87Th Congress
House
Senate
Kennedy
Agriculture Department
Dawson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
White House
Socialite Confesses Slaying of Engineer
Boston police report Suzanne Clift 21 a post debutante has admitted fatally shooting electronics engineer Piero Brentani 27. Brentani was found shot in the back of the head in the locked bedroom of Clift Beacon Hill apartment. Det Lt Edward Sherry says she was booked on a murder charge and to be arraigned in Boston Municipal Court.
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Boston
Beacon Hill
Edward Sherry
Suzanne Clift
Piero Brentani
South America
Queens Tour Square for Climax of Cheese Festival
Green County hosts the October Cheese Festival in Monroe with samples of county cheeses and a parade of past queens. Miss Shirley Zee of Albany leads the group alongside Miss Georgean Reasa and Miss Susan Disch, with 1962 candidates.
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Queens Tour
Green County
Monroe
Shirley Zee
Albany
Georgean Reasa
Susan Disch
Monticello
Queens
Marco’s
David Seeholzer
Silver-Lewis
Green County Agricultural Chest
First National Bank
Karl
Helene Hofmann
New Glarus
Alpine Cafe
Shrine Knights of Columbus Clown Band
Eight Hour Drill Due Tomorrow for Co. B National Guard
Co. B National Guard unit schedules an eight hour training assembly for tomorrow. Guardsmen report at 3 45 p m at the Armory with tactical training west of Monroe in the Galloping Hill area. This weekend drill marks the first eight hour period since returning to state status from Ft. Lewis Washington. A weekend drill is planned for November 3 4.
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National Guard
Monroe
Galloping Hill
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Cheddar Mart Firm, Only One Bid Filled
GREEN BAY Prices remained unchanged from last week's levels in moderate trading at the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange today. A single bid for one car State brand barrel cheese at 32½ cents was raised to 32¾ before being filled. Bids for one car State brand pasteurized longhorns and one car State brand pasteurized singles daisies were raised to last week's level before close of trading. Both were left unfilled.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
De Gaulle Faces National Election Clash Over Presidency
Paris France reports a censure of Premier Pompidou by the National Assembly after De Gaulle seeks direct election of the president. The motion, supported by 280 votes, pressures Pompidou to resign, with De Gaulle vowing to dissolve the Assembly and call elections as the battle over executive power intensifies.
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Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
Georges Pompidou
de Gaulle
Pompidou
Louis Napoleon
Napoleon III
Assembly
Negro Student Loses Bid to Enter Clemson College
A Negro student, Harvey B. Gantt, failed in a bid to gain immediate entrance to Clemson College, an all white school in South Carolina. The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals withheld ruling on the injunction and said the case can be heard on its merits at an early date. Gantt is enrolled at Iowa State College, a school of his earlier selection.
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Alexandria
South Carolina
Clemson College
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Harvey B. Gantt
Iowa State College
Clemson
Gantt
Iowa State
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R. W. Harms
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St. Clare Hospital
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Terry Ann
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Patricia
Pederson Twins
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