Accidents mar Green County weekend with seven crashes
Seven accidents reported in Green County over the fall weekend including four in Monroe and one in Lafayette County. Victims include 18 year old Larry Ziltener with head injuries after a motorcycle crash on Highway 39 near Albany and 67 year old William Hamilton with facial injuries after a Highway 81 collision near Monroe.
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Green County
Monroe
Lafayette County
Larry H. Ziltener
Route 2
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Highway 39
Albany
William Hamilton
Janesville
St. Clare
Hamilton
Charles W. Pafford
Browntown
Highway 11
Pafford
Scheryl Pafford
Laura Pafford
John D. Mahikuch
Route 1
Juda
Dennis D. Rhyner
Monticello
Malkow
Oliver Roads
Mt. Pleasant Township
Mahikuch
Rhyner
Janice S. Meadt
Ridgeway
Blanchardville
William E. Hartwig
16Th Street
Timothy McGuire
Hartwig
McGuire
Lloyd J. Girrard
Chippewa Falls
Michael H. Hughes
14Th Street
Girrard
Hughes
Argyle
Lafayette
Robert Bredeson
Darlington Memorial Hospital
Bredeson
Shullsburg
Larry Adler
Darlene F. Brekke
26Th Street
Gary R. Johnson
11Th Avenue
Bennie E. Wangnoss
10Th Street
Arthur F. Zimmerman
Katherine M. Searles
2Nd Avenue
Eugene R. Lapp
Belvidere
Ill
13Th Street
Pauline A. Stauffacher
15Th Street
John H. Chambers
1Th Avenue
Cattle Judging Teams Train Across States Ahead of Waterloo Meet
Fifteen cattle judging teams from states and Canada gathered at Meythaler Cold Springs Farm and Voegels Farms in Monticello, Wisconsin, for pre national workouts ahead of the National Dairy Congress in Waterloo Iowa. University dairy science staff and state coaches led sessions as teams toured farms and held practice judging sessions.
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United States
Cold Springs Farm
Voegels Farms
Green County
National Dairy Congress
Waterloo
Iowa County
Wisconsin
Michael Mueller
Linda Weinbremmer
Kramer Rock
Dennis Kendall
Meythaler
Harold Kaiser
Ohio State
Jerry Trinberger
Cornell
Binge
Johnson To Campaign In Two Illinois Cities
President Johnson added Peoria and Springfield Illinois and Nashville Tennessee to his week long campaign swing starting Tuesday. He will appear in the Illinois cities Wednesday and stop in Nashville Friday between visits to Louisville Kentucky and New Orleans Louisiana.
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Washington
Johnson
Peoria
Springfield
Ill
Nashville
Tenn
Illinois
Louisville
New Orleans
Wisconsin Farmer Finds Name Popular In English Campaign
John D. Arbuthnot of Janesville Wisconsin discovers his name on Dover posters supporting Sir John Arbuthnot Conservative MP for Dover. He visits Conservative Party HQ hoping to meet the candidate and notes the coincidence of names amid the UK general elections.
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Dover
England
John D. Arbuthnot
Janesville
Wis
America
Sir John Arbuthnot
Wisconsin
St. John
Arbuthnot
Sir John
United Kingdom
Highway Plans to be Studied by Planning Commission
A Planning Commission meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday will discuss proposed Highway 39 location and a city zoning ordinance under study. Green Engineering consultant Donald Gerhard will attend. A City Council session at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow includes one public hearing on routine changes to streamline payment of claims at council meetings.
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Planning Commission
Donald Gerhard
The
Green Engineering Co
Middleton
Wisconsin Cheddar Cheese Market Steady
Wisconsin cheddar cheese market shows prices 1% higher on large styles with demand fair to good and supplies generally adequate. 40 pound blocks at 38 to 41 cents, single daisies at 40 to 40 cents, longhorns 40 to 42 cents, midgets 40 to 34 to 12 cents.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Eleven Die On Wisconsin Roads In Weekend Crash Toll
The Associated Press reports 11 more deaths in Wisconsin weekend crashes, raising the 1964 toll to 812. Fatalities include Albert Hemmersback 57 and Eleanor Hemmersback 57 of Wilton, James Brower 41 of Black River Falls, Josephine Eberle 72 of Omro, and others across Jackson Winnebago Calumet and La Crosse counties. A large Oktoberfest parade drew about 210000 people to La Crosse.
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Wisconsin
Jackson County
Black River Falls
Albert Hemmersback
Eleanor
Wilton
James B. Brower
Mosinee
Maurice M. Olson
Hilbert
Stockbridge
Calumet County
Gregory J. Hahn
Onalaska
la Crosse
Charles Hall
Manitowoc
Samuel Hall
Congo Premier Tshombe Plane Diverted to Athens
Premier Moise Tshombe’s Congo plane en route to a non aligned nations conference was diverted to Athens Greece. The detour risked upsetting the conference schedule and agenda.
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Cairo
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Athens
Greece
Mass East German tunnel escape through Red Wall to West Berlin
Fifty seven East Germans fled to West Berlin this weekend via a tunnel dug under the Red wall. One East German border guard was shot dead by armed bandits. Refugees totaled 57, including 23 men 31 women and 3 children, all unhurt. The escape likely the third successful tunnel in recent months.
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West Berlin
Bernauerstrasses
East Berlin
The
Red
4 H Achievement Honorees Named in Brooklyn Albany Area
Witt girl Beverly and Ace of Dayton led the Brooklyn Albany 4 H achievement program with wins in beef food preservation garden and home grounds and junior leadership photography and woodworking. Outstanding juniors Carol Durtschi Cynthia Seeholzer and Randy Keehn led a list of honorees from several clubs.
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Beverly Witt
Dutch Hollow
Russell Ace
Dayton
Brooklyn-Albany
Brooklyn
Miss Witt
Lester A. Witt
Route 4
Ace
Emery Ace
New Glarus
Carol Durtschi
Cynthia Seeholzer
Silverview
Randy Keehn
Linda Christensen
Susie Hollis
Jolly Mixers
Andrew Oliver
Boyd Atkinson
Oak Corners
Jim Christiansen
Brooklyn Methodist Church
Paul Rieder
Sally Colvin
Karen Moulberg
Oak Croners
Jayne O’connor
Cindy Seeholzer
Karen Witt
Karen Mauermann
Albany Club
Oak Corners Club
Washington
Marilyn Phillips
York
Albany
Brooklyn Badgers
Juda-Brodhead
Juda High School
Monroe East
Monroe High School
Monroe West
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Green County
Roger Ace
Beverly Christensen
Ardis Grunnet
Canthia Durtschi
Donna Durtschi
Sandra Schlapbach
Karen Houlberg
Yvonne Zimmerman
Vicki Armitage
Jolly
Jet Powered Car Sets New Land Speed Mark
Art Arfons of Akron Ohio piloted his jet powered car at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah to a world land speed record. His official average speed for two runs was 434.02 mph with a first run of 396 mph and a return run of 479 mph surpassing a mark set last Friday by his brother.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Art Arfons
Akron
Ohio
Arfons
Viet Cong Battalions Mauled In Saigon Ambush Fight
Government troops repelled a Viet Cong ambush near a village in South Vietnam. Unified forces trapped the enemy, then pounded them with aircraft armored helicopters and artillery in a heavy battle.
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Thu
Mot
South Viet Nam
Watershed Fun Day Highlights Plowing and Tractor Pull Winners
Aaron Digman and Dan Bechtolt led the plowing contests at the Russell Carter farm near Monroe, with Erve Bartels, Steve Digman and John Bartels winning tractor pulls. Nearly 300 attended the event sponsored by local watershed groups, despite wind and clouds.
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Aaron Digman
Dan Bechtolt
Russell Carter
Monroe
Erve Bartels
Steve Digman
John Bartels
Skinner
Smock Valley
Richland Creek
Green County Agriculture Chest
Digman
Gene Haldiman
Alvin Sacker
Bechtolt
Sam Goecks
Ed Haldiman
Rabinovitz Awaits Interim Judge Word in Wisconsin
David Rabinovitz waits in Madison for word from Washington on a possible second interim appointment as federal judge for the western district of Wisconsin. He plans to heed Acting AG Katzenbach’s advice to sit tight while President Johnson decides. Three Wisconsin Democratic leaders backed a second interim appointment.
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Madison
David Rabinovitz
Washington
Johnson
Western District
Wisconsin
Rabinovitz
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
John W. Reynolds
William Proxmire
David
GM UAW reach tentative national auto contract agreement
Detriot reports GM and the United Auto Workers reached a tentative three year national contract ending the 11 day strike. The pact includes higher pensions, longer vacations, extra holidays and wage increases in years two and three. Local plant issues in 117 of 130 GM plants must be resolved before full effect.
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General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
America
Ford
Chrysler
Louis G. Seaton
General Motors
United Automobile Workers Today
Seaton
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