Reynolds Gets Kennedy Backing at Milwaukee Fund Banquet
Milwaukee Wisconsin attorney general John Reynolds the Democratic nominee for governor received about 35000 for his campaign at a testimonial dinner Saturday night. More than 800 paid 50 a plate at the Milwaukee hotel event where Kennedy praised Reynolds for four years of outstanding work in Wisconsin. Kennedy urged faith and courage, citing James Meredith and Walter Schirra as examples, and noted marshals would stay at Oxford to protect Meredith.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
John Reynolds
U. S
Robert F. Kennedy
Reynolds
Kennedy
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Walter Schirra
Oxford
Miss
Meredith
Mississippi
Casimer Pulaski
Green Bay
Gov
Nelson
Detroit Lions
Packers
Carl Thompson
Stoughton
Henry Maier
Miamian Freed By Fidel Castro
John V. Martino a 51 year old Miami Beach businessman was freed by Fidel Castro and flown to Miami after 40 months of a 13 year term. He and his wife Florence who petitioned for release planned to catch up on news. Martino and his son Edward were jailed after a 1959 Havana visit. he was charged with counterrevolutionary activity and attempting to fly fugitives abroad despite lacking a plane or license.
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Miami
John V. Martino
Miami Beach
Fidel Castro
Revolutionary Court
Martino
Florence
Castro
Edward
Havana
Falling Tree Strikes Power Wire and Warns Night Road
A fallen tree crossed County Trunk B triggering a power pole fire and its own flare warning. James Kernen of the Spece factory told the sheriff at 6 44 PM that foggy road conditions created a traffic hazard. Browntown firefighters responded with deputies and flares while a highway crew cleared the road.
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James Kernen
Spece
Browntown
Kernen
Browntown Fire Department
Browntown Department
Sheriff's Department
4 H honors awarded at Belleville high school event
Karen Houlberg and Judd Nelson were named achievement boy and girl at the fourth of four 4 H recognition programs held at Belleville High School Saturday night. The fifth event for Monticello New Glarus area members will be Oct 15.
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Judd Nelson
Karen Houlberg
Belleville High School
Monticello-New Glarus
Albany-Brooklyn
Nancy Fenner
4 H
Europe
Nelson
Trygve Nelson
Route 1
Brooklyn
4-H
Miss Houlberg
Arthur Houlberg
Brooklyn Badgers Club
Oak Corners Club
Allen Myhre
Jolly Mixers
Rev Beil
Belleville
Kenneth Schlinder
Dayton
Helen Loomis
Brooklyn Badgers
Sally Marty
Janet Schwartzlow
Silverview
Paul Schrepfer
Judy Fahey
Ardis Briggs
Albany
Yvonne Zimmerman
Oak Corners
Dean Nelson
Jud Nelson
Richard Thickpenny
Janet Dreher
Kay Heller
Barbara Fahey
Shila Elmer
Renae Duerst
Wayne Houlberg
Joann Lange
Roger Ace
Darrell Bollig
Russell Ace
Sandra Keehn
Lynn Berge
Glen Houlberg
Russell Visger
Jerry Myhre
Gary Clemens
Death Notice for Oswald H. Zentner of Monticello
Oswald H. Zentner Sr., 77, of Monticello, died at noon today in St. Clare hospital where he was admitted as a medical patient on Oct. 2. Funeral arrangements are being made at Voegeli funeral home, Monticello.
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Oswald H. Zentner Sr
Monticello
St. Clare Hospital
Voegeli
Eisenhower Campaigns in California for Nixon
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower tours California on behalf of his former running mate Richard M. Nixon, stumping to boost Nixon's campaign prospects.
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Ike
Nixon
Los Angeles
Dwight D. Eisenhower
California
Richard M. Nixon
Centennial Pageant Set For Oct 21 At Park Shell
The St John church centennial pageant will be staged Sunday October 21 at 2 30 p m at the Twining Park band Shell rain or shine If rain occurs the performance moves to 2 30 and 8 p m in the junior high school auditorium A centennial banquet is planned for Saturday in the junior high gym and special services for Sunday are also arranged.
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St. John’s Church
Paul H. Olm
Twining Park
Death of Anton Koenig 71 Fifield Veteran
Anton Koenig 71 of Fifield died yesterday at Iron Mountain Veterans Hospital from cancer. He was WWI veteran wounded in France in 1918 and worked as a timber contractor. Survived by brother L A Koenig Monroe and sister Rose Lobermeier Fifield. Funeral is Wednesday at St Francis Catholic Church Fifield.
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Anton Koenig
Fifield
Atty. L. A
L. A
Rose Lobermeier
Electors at Brodhead to Vote on Site for New School
The Brodhead school board sets 8 p.m. Thursday Oct. 18 for district electors to choose a site for the new elementary school. Citizens committee has evaluated several sites and the meeting will be held in the elementary school gymnasium.
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Brodhead
Citizens Committee
Winners Chosen At Fun Day Event
A father and son shared first in the plowing contest at the Raymond Inder Gand farm during a watershed Fun Day. Crowns in junior and senior divisions went to Bill and Don ald Deininger and Edwin Haldiman with ties in senior plowing. Multiple tractor pulling and child games followed with winners named across classes. Jane Beach traveled the greatest distance from Arizona to attend.
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Raymond Indergand
Bill Deininger
Donald Deiningers
Edwin Haldiman
Daniel Bechtolt
Verlen Eberle
Wilson Bear
John Wegmueller
Skinner Creek
Smock Valley
Richland
Delbert Indergand
Ray Indergand
John Waefler
Sam Goecks
Monticello
Steve Digman
Denise Ackerman
Jimmy Smith
Beatrice Ackerman
Randall Flannery
Jane Beach
Terry Eberle
Kenneth Wyss
Jake Rothenbuehler
George Neuenschwander
Charlotte Ackerman
Newell Smith
Joe Prien
Dwight Indergand
Keith Haldiman
Nathan Schoepfer
Frank Stine
Capt
Eugene Beach
Arizona
Jane Ackerman
Nancy Updike
Janice Benkett
United Fund No 7 YMCA Groups Promote Fitness
The Monroe United Fund budgets 1500 to Tri County YMCA matching last year. Tri County YMCA operates without own buildings, using public spaces for programs aiding rural youth with camping, banquets, basketball, swimming, interclub events, and trips to see the Milwaukee Braves.
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Monroe United Fund
Tri-County Ymca
Phantom Lake
Janesville “‘Y
Milwaukee
Walker Denies Federal Charge and Is Released on Bail
Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, denying guilt on federal charges tied to Mississippi riots, is released on 50000 dollar bond after agreeing to a psychiatric exam. He returns to Dallas greeted by about 200 supporters and remains tightlipped on Ole Miss violence.
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Dallas
Tex
Edwin A. Walker
University of Mississippi
U.S. Medical Center
Springfield
Ole Miss
James H. Meredith
Walker
U.S
Oxford, Miss
Mississippi
U.S. Dist
Claud Clayton
Oxford
Robert Stubblefield
Southwest Medical Center
Robert Morris
Federal Building
Francis Wilson
Rep Miller Plane Located in Mountains
Eureka Calif The missing plane of Rep Clem Miller D Cal was found on Chaparral Mountain slope 25 to 30 miles east of Eureka A ranch hand reported two bodies sighted no survivor found Miller pilot George Head of San Rafael Calif and Head's son Ronald 13 were aboard when the plane vanished approaching Crescent City Sunday
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Eureka
Calif
Clem Miller
D-Calif
Humboldt County Sheriff's Office
Chapparal Mountain
Miller
George Head
San Rafael
Head
Ronald
Crescent City
Bodyguard Maintained For Cardinal Spellman
In New York a police bodyguard was kept for Cardinal Francis Spellman after a bomb exploded at his residence near St. Patrick's Cathedral. He remains under protection by plainclothes officers as he plans to depart Tuesday night for Rome to attend the Second Vatican Council.
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New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Rome
Cheese Market Steady in Madison Wisconsin
Wisconsin cheese market reports steady demand from steady to good buyers. Supplies vary by style with small formats generally adequate and large styles ample. Cheddar 34 to 37 percent. 40 pound blocks 35 to 37 percent. singles 36 to 37 percent. long horns 37 to 38 percent. midgets 38 to 39 percent.
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Cheese Mart
Steady Madison
Wisconsin
Bohemian Art Show Planned Sunday at Idle Hour Mansion
A Bohemian style art show will be held Sunday on the Idle Hour Mansion lawn with inclement weather move to the stables. Organizers Mrs Belle Elliott and Mrs Robert Bayrhoffer invite local creative residents to join. Mrs William Walton oversees arrangements. Exhibits may include painting ceramics and sculpture at no charge. The 17 room mansion, built in 1857 by Arabut Ludlow, has been owned by Mmes Elliott and Bayhoffer since 1958.
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Idle Hour
Idle Hour Mansion
Belle Elliott
Robert Bayrhoffer
William Walton
Cedarville
Arabut Ludlow
Monroe
Mmes. Elliott and
Bayhoffer
Marinette Man Admits Murders
Claude Miller, 39, pleads innocent to two counts of first degree murder in the shotgun killings of his wife Frances, 31, and painter Elmer Kohler, 48, at the Miller home. Judge White ordered defense counsel, set October 15 for preliminary hearing, and Miller is held without bail. The victims were shot during ice cream time as two boys witnessed the scene.
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Marinette
Claude Miller
Frances
Elmer Kohler
Miller
Harry E. White
White
Dist
Francis Murphy
Quinn Captures Hawaiian Republican Nomination
Governor William F. Quinn won the Hawaii Republican gubernatorial nomination, defeating Lt. Gov. James Kealoha by about 10,700 votes after high turnout. Quinn trails Burns in the general election, with Burns the former territorial delegate seeking another clash in a rematch.
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Honolulus
William F. Quinn
James Kealoha
Hawaii
Quinn
Kealoha
John A. Burns
Territorial
Prayer Rulings To Be Reviewed By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court agreed to review school Bible reading and prayer rulings from Pennsylvania and Maryland. The Pennsylvania case challenges a state law mandating Bible reading. the Maryland decision upholds a daily opening exercise of Bible reading and the Lord’s Prayer.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Maryland Court of Appeals
Baltimore School Board
High Court
New York
Pennsylvania Superintendent of Public Instruction
Abington Township
High
Edward L. Schempp
Germantown
U.S
Andrew Gunderson Dies at 74 in St. Clare Hospital
Andrew Gunderson of Darien died at 8:05 a.m. today at St. Clare hospital after being admitted as a surgical patient Sept. 28. He lived in the Darien area for 32 years. Funeral arrangements are pending with no Newcomer funeral. Survivors include his wife at home four sons Herbert Scottsdale Ariz Norman at home Marion Rockford and Richard Minneapolis three daughters Mrs David Hanks Scottsdale Ariz Mrs Harold Swerv Clinton and Mrs August Borkenhaven Relnit Brodhead and one sister Mrs Fred Combs Brodhead.
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Andrew Gunderson
Darien
St. Clare Hospital
Herbert
Scottsdale
Ariz
Norman
Marion
Rockford
Richard
Minneapolis
David Hanks
Harold Swerv
Clinton
August Borkenhaven Relnit
Fred Combs
Brodhead
Dorticos Attacks Kennedy Officials In Bitter Outburst
At the United Nations General Assembly Cuban President Osvaldo Dorticos Toraddo branded a U S naval blockade an act of war and condemned U S actions. He faced heckling as security interrupted protests while Adlai Stevenson defended U S restraint and warned against aggression in the region.
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Dorticos
Kennedy
United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Osvaldo Dorticos Toraddo
U.S
Cuba
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
United States
U.N
Assembly
Washington
Cuban Prisoners Will Be Released
In Havana negotiators moved toward freeing 1,113 Cuban prisoners captured in the April 1961 invasion. A families committee representative said the process appeared to be going well with only final formalities, such as the communique wording, left to settle before release and transport to the United States.
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Havana
United States
Berta Barreto de Los Heros
Cuban Families Committee
Giants Triumph 7-3 Over Yankees in World Series Game Four
The San Francisco Giants beat the New York Yankees 7-3 in the fourth World Series game on Chuck Hiller's grand slam, the first by a National League player in series history. The victory evened the series at 2-2 with Game Five set for Tuesday in New York.
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New York
San Francisco Giants
New York Yankees
Chuck Hiller
Hiller
Marshall Bridges
San Francisco
Jack Sanford
Giants
Ralph Terry
Yankees
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Wade L. Cash
Donovan W. Jones
Ted Loertscher
Times
Oswald Zentner
Stricken
United Fund — No
YMCA
Braves
Rep. Miller
Cardinal Spellman
Gov. Quinn
Yanks
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