County Hospital Project Decision To Await Session
Green County trustees review a $464000 three story hospital addition to meet State Welfare standards. Report to be presented at the county budget session starting Oct 29. The project would add 60 beds and support facilities funded over 15 years from hospital earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Hospital
Fred Glauser
Nathan Bear
Monroe
Paul Zimmerman
Brodhead
Fred Klassy
New Glarus
Amos Johnson
Johnson
County Board
State Welfare Department
Highway and Bridge Committee
Boy Scouts Round Table Discussions Set
A round table for Boy Scouts is planned tonight at 7 30 in the Kiwanis Scout Chalet. Richard Rhyner says teaching signaling methods will be discussed along with displays and games ideas. All Scoutmasters and unit committeemen are invited to attend. A second session for Cub Scouts is scheduled tomorrow at 8 p m with program quarterly helps on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Scout
Richard Rhyner
U.S. Grant Council
Rhyner
Stock Prices Slip in Heavy New York Trading
In New York the stock market shed its slim early lead as heavy trading pushed volume to about 5.3 million shares for the day, up from 4.91 million on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Four-H honors Juda area youths at recognition event
Patricia Pinnow age 18 and Russell Keen age 15 were named 4-H Achievement Girl and Boy for the Juda Brodhead area during a Juda High School program. Other clubs represented included Decatur Oakley and Spring Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Pinnow
Russell Keen
Juda- Brodhead
Juda High School
Decatur
Oakley
Spring Grove
Monroe East
County Agricultural
Mary Wendler
Joyce Keen
Randall Schupbach
Ernie Riese
Chester Pinnow
Juda Jolly
FBI and State Hunt Lone Bank Bandit
Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa authorities search for a gunman who robbed the Pepin Alma American Bank branch and fled in a 1959 blue and white Ford station wagon. The loot may total 15000 dollars. Bank manager Betty Lawson said she was alone when the robber ordered the vault opened and took the contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEPIN
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
FBI
Durand
Alma American Bank
Iawa
Mississippi River
Betty Lawson
Yuri Gagarin Flies to Cuba to Join Tereshkova
Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin departs Moscow on a special flight to Cuba to join fellow astronaut Valentina Tereshkova, signaling a joint appearance by pioneering space travelers.
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Cuba
Moscow
Yuri Gagarin
Valentina Tereshkova
District Salute To Green Friday GOP Event
Tickets for the Green County Second District program at Ft Atkinson were to close tonight per district chairman Dan Draper. Merlin Meythaler and Mrs Marvin Stauffer led ticket distribution. a large Green County Republican delegation was expected. Principal speaker U S Senator Sen Jordan of Idaho, introduced by Lt Governor Jack Olson, with gubernatorial candidate Warren Knowles also attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Ft. Atkinson
Dan Draper
Merlin J. Meythaler
Monroe
Marvin Stauffacher
Browntown
William P. O’connor
Madison
Draper
U.S
Sen Jordan
Idaho
Jack Olson
Warren P. Knowles
Auditor Kelcher Fights Removal As Reynolds Appoints Gibson
Wisconsin State Auditor J. Jay Keliher refuses to relinquish duties after Gov. Reynolds appoints John C. Gibson to a six year term. Gibson, a Department of Administration official, will have his salary ended and bond canceled while Keliher pursues court action to challenge the appointment power. Reynolds also names George W. Otto to the Wisconsin Industrial Commission, replacing Reuben Knutson. Otto earns 13500 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
J. Jay Keliher
John C. Gibson
Reynolds
Gibson
Kelcher
Keliher
Oscar Rennebohm
Senate
Department of Administration
University of Wisconsin
George W. Otto
Wisconsin Industrial Commission
Reuben G. Knutson
Stevens Point
Otto
Workmen’s Compensation Department
The
Industrial Commission
Auto Train Collision Injures Mother and Two Sons
Mrs. Wallace Voigt of Orangeville drove on McConnell road when an auto collided injuring her and her two sons Kevin Elmer 12 and Grayling Elmer 14. All three were treated at St. Clare hospital with facial lacerations and a knee injury and released.
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Wallace Voigt
Orangeville
McConnell Road
Kevin Elmer
Grayling Elmer
Flora leaves hundreds dead quits Cuba swirls into Atlantic
Flora, a deadly tropical storm, battered several Bahamian?islands then moved into the Atlantic with winds near 100 mph. Haiti reports about 3,500 dead and Cuba remains flooded as 60,000 residents flee from Oriente and Camaguey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Atlantic
Miami
Fla
Flora
Mayaguana
Weather Bureau
Europe
England
North Atlantic
Haiti
Bahamas
Oriente
Camaguey
Thirteen U.S. servicemen missing after helicopter crashes in Viet Nam
In Central Viet Nam near Da Nang two Marine helicopters and a Vietnamese fighter bomber crashed. Ground fire from Viet Cong halted search efforts and wounded a Marine pilot. a Vietnamese soldier died. A T28 crash earlier left four Marines, five Marines, a Navy doctor, and two hospital corpsmen involved. No survivors found among wreckage.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Highlands
Navy
Swiss Market Steady as Supplies Vary Across Cheese Types
The Madison Wisconsin market shows steady cheddar with strong demand while supply tight for longhorns and current 40 pound blocks. Prices span 35.5 to 39.42 for various cheddar forms and 41 to 45 for Swiss State brand and grades with Grade C near 37 to 39.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Tarzan City Owner Fights Vandalism After Cabin Break
Deputies probe vandalism at Tarzan City on Monroe’s southeast edge where Dr. Harriet G. Anundsen’s cabin was broken into. A hoe shattering a shutter, a burned handle, and arson marks followed a messy scene with drawers emptied and obscene writing. Other county vandalism includes toppled corn shocks and fence cutting.
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Tarzan City
Monroe
Harriet G. Anundsen
Anundsen
Mrs Symanek Taken by Death
Mrs Albert Symanek 58 of 1817 14th avenue died at 7 50 this morning in St Clare hospital where she had been a nurses aid for eight years. She entered as a medical patient after a cerebral hemorrhage. Born Viola Lillian Trickel August 7 1905 in Clarno Township she married Herman W Becker February 19 1925. Surviving are husband a son Rodney Becker a daughter Dorothy Lind two sisters six grandchildren. Funeral 1 p m Friday Stuessy funeral home Rev Paul H Olm officiating Greenwood cemetery.
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Albert Symanek
14Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Symanek
Viola Lillian Trickel
Clarno Township
Lewis
Anna Klemm Trickel
St. John’s Church
Herman W. Becker
P.A. Schuh
Jefferson Township
Monroe
Becker
Freeport
Rodney Becker
Bank
Arlington
Gaylen
Dorothy) Lind
Durand
Pepin County
Francis Hartwick
Chicago
Irene Trickel
Milwaukee
Ray
Walter
Russell
Janesville
Stuessy Funeral
Paul H. Olm
Greenwood Cemetery
Valachi details mob narcotics ban and rule breaches
Joseph Valachi testified before the Senate investigations subcommittee that Cosa Nostra bosses imposed a rule against narcotics trafficking in 1948 or 1957 for Genovese’s and other families and that Chicago paid soldiers a 200 dollar weekly subsidy to avoid drugs. He noted violations by Anastasia and some bosses while New York enforcement varied.
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Washington
Joseph Valachi
Cosa Nostra Crime Syndicate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Valachi
Chicago
Atlanta
New York
Cosa Nostra
Vito Genovese
Albert Anastasia
Genevese
Genovese
June Allyson to wed Glenn Maxwell in Miami Beach
Actress June Allyson and Glenn Maxwell a 31 year old hair stylist plan to marry Saturday at All Souls Episcopal church Allyson widow of Dick Powell television producer in Miami Beach Florida sharing details of the ceremony and his age
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Allyson
Miami Beach, Fla
Glenn Maxwell
All Souls Episcopal Church
Dick Powell
Senate Hearing Jolts Over Rabinovitz Nomination
The American Bar Association questioned David Rabinovitz as unqualified for the Western Wisconsin district judgeship, delaying the hearing to allow a response to opposition letters. Senators Proxmire and Nelson endorsed the nomination despite bar concerns and a Wisconsin uproar over district origin.
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Washington
The
American Bar Association
Senate Judiciary
David Rabinovitz
Wisconsin
Rabinovitz
Kennedy
Bar Association
Associations
Committee On the Federal Judiciary
Robert W. Meserve
Sheboygan
Patrick Stone
Wausau
Ervin
Hruska
Martindale-Hubbell
Wisconsin Bar Association
William Proxmire
Gaylord Nelson
Razinovits
Myron Gordon
State Supreme Court
One Man Gets Dynamite Term
Three Birmingham men faced trial or conviction in a dynamite case tied to a wave of racial bombings. Charles G Cagle, 22, of Birmingham, received six months in jail at hard labor and a 100 dollar fine after being convicted of illegal possession of dynamite and aiding and abetting. Robert E Chambliss, 59, and John Wesley Hall, 35, were to be tried for similar charges. Chambliss and Hall were arrested two weeks earlier. Cagle planned an appeal via attorney Matt Murphy Jr., with a $300 appeal bond posted.
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Birmingham
Ala
Charles G. Cagle
Earl Langner
Robert E. Chambliss
John Wesley Hall
Cagle
Matt Murphy Jr
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Juda
Juda Jolly Juniors
Keen
Roland Keen
Trition
Pat Easter
Linda Walter
Pat Pinnow
Gary Goecks
Richard Wunschel
Daphne Mauerman
Freida Marty
Kathryn Kundert
Robert Erb
Ann Miller
Ed Kaderly
Diane Feldt
Carol Feldt
Jerry Birk
Walter Wunschel
Tommy Riese
Junior
Cindy Mauerman
Rhonda Stuessy
Vicki Baumgartner
Curtis Kubly
Kathy Zimmerli
Robert Kundert
Nancy Wendler
Doreen Williams
Laureen Walter
Duane Riemer
David Miller
Steven Miller
Judy Rufener
Ricky Wyss
Suzanne Dunwiddie
Dave Goodman
Vernon Jordan
Tom Rufener
Tom Keen
Federal Court
Harriett Anundsen
Sheriff's Department
Mrs. Symanek
Sam J. Ervin
DNC
Senate Committee
Roman L. Hruska
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