Weather Summary for Wisconsin On October 12 1963
The bulletin reports mostly sunny skies across the state with southeast and extreme east cloudiness in the morning. It calls for a warmer northwest today and tonight, with fair and mild conditions Sunday. Highs 68 to 74, lows 45 to 52. Overnight barometer readings 30.28 to 30.38. The warmest U.S. spot is Gila Bend Arizona at 101 and the coldest Hibbing Minnesota and Marquette Michigan at unspecified lows.
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Wisconsin
U.S.A
Gila Bend
Ariz
Hibbing
Minn
Marquette
Forfeitures in Monroe For Sign Violation and License Violation
Frieda B Ruef forfeited 10 dollars for a stop sign violation in Monroe police records. Thomas Stephen Lovelace of Monroe forfeited 10 dollars for operating without a valid driver license, per Monroe police.
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Frieda B. Ruef
Monroe
Thomas Stephen Lovelace
Deaths of Five Citizens Reported in Various Cities
Elmer Easter 77 Freeport Aven C Johnson 79 Brod head Louis Leighty 71 Port Byron Il Mrs Charles Maahs 63 Platteville.
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Elmer Easter
Freeport
Aven C. Johnson
Brodhead
Louis Leighty
Port Byron
Charles Maahs
Platteville
Argyle Families Welcome Newborns on Oct 12
Mr and Mrs Dean Flannery welcomed a son in Argyle on October 12. Mr and Mrs Gerald Brede welcomed a daughter in Argyle on October 12.
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Dean Flannery
Argyle
Gerald Bredeson
St Clare Hospital Accident and Dismissals Report
A compiled list from St. Clare Hospital details individuals involved in an accident on Route 4 and at 1100 17th Avenue, plus medical and surgical patients and a long dismissal roster. Names include Gregor Brandli, Patricia Jen son, Wendell J. Soper, Earl Coplien, Vicky Lynn Walters, Robert Dearth, Nat Todora, John F. Marty, Roy Moore, Fred Zuber, Dennis G Alexander, and many others with multiple family designations and addresses.
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Gregor Brandli
Route 4
Patricia Jenson
17Th Avenue
Wendell J. Soper
Argyle
Earl Coplien
Juda
Vicky Lynn Walters
Route 1
Robert Dearth
Blanchardville
Nat Todora
Rockford
John F. Marty
New Glarus
Roy Moore
Freeport
Fred Zuber
Dennis G. Alexander
Albany
Delbert Carley
Jesse Bahler
Carl Ruch
Russell Cobb
Gary Ruge
Bryan Weeks
John Hegge
Steven Wand
Raymond O. Canfil
Ernest Markley
Edward Kennison
Alan Wier
Victor Bredeson
Ella Sabin
Deborah Kay Ringhand
Edward Cooke
Hans Gartz
Milton Babcock
Thurl Edwards
Paul Witt
Edward Schmid
Gerald Condon Heads Brodhead's Boosters
The Brodhead Booster Club has been organized with Gerald Condon as president. Ralph May serves as vice president John Wish is secretary treasurer and Marshall Markham is publicity director. Regular meetings are set for the third Wednesday of each month.
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Brodhead
Gerald Condon
Ralph May
John Wish
Marshall Markham
Voiture 1121 Plans Femme Night at Legion Hall
Edward L. Niffeneger Jr. shared experiences from the national American Legion convention in Miami as Green County Voiture 1121 of the 40 and 8 met at Idle Hour Mansion. A Femme Night is set for the next meeting Thursday November 14 at the American Legion hall.
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Edward L. Niffeneger Jr
National American Legion Convention
Miami
Green County
Idle Hour Mansion
American Legion Hall
Marines participate in joint maneuvers during Dull Knife exercise
Marine Lance Corporal Ralph A. Pedersen Jr. of Marine Aircraft Group 13 in the Fourth Marine Regiment, First Marine Division, trains in Operation Dull Knife at Fort Jackson. James E. Kummer, Pvt RA16-773-327, Co B 18th Bn 5th Tag Regt at Fort Jackson, S.C. 29207, writes home.
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Ralph A. Pedersen Jr
Ralph A. Pedersen Sr
14Th Avenue
Marine Aircraft Group 13
Fourth Marine Regiment
First Marine Division
FT. Jackson New Glarus
Jacob Kummer
James
James E. Kummer
Tag. Regt
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Sgt Herman A Huber Discharged From Army Service
Sgt Herman A Huber son of Mr and Mrs Herman Huber Sr Route 3 was discharged from the Army on September 25 at Ft Bragg NC He enlisted in 1960 and served with the 82nd Airborne Division as a paratrooper.
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Herman A. Huber
Herman Huber Sr
Route 3
Army
Ft. Bragg
N.C
82Nd Air Born Division
Richard D. Willborn
Air Force
Bangkok
Thailand
Willborn
Richard Willborn
Route 1
Carol Ericksen
Andrew Ericksen
11Th Avenue
Det
APO
San Francisco
Calif
Schmitz
Two Injured In Auto Mishap
Monroe residents Gregor Brandli and Mrs. Patricia Jenson were hurt in a car truck collision at 1 01 a m in the 2500 block of 13th street. Brandli suffered multiple lacerations and Jenson forehead wounds and knee abrasions. Police noted separate mishaps involving Charles L Phillips Jr and Winifred Babler, and a parked truck at a Clark station damaged an armory corner.
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Monroe
13Th Street
Hans Kammerer
Floyd B. Coplien
Gregor Brandli
Patricia Jenson
St. Clare Hospital
Brandle
Bidwell
Leslie, Mich
Clark Station
National Guard Armory
Soviet Commentator Says Sub Armament Step Toward Nuclear Weapons
A Moscow commentator argues that Western approval of 1 000 ton West German submarines accelerates arming West Germany with nuclear weapons, signaling a broader US led arms shift.
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Moscow
West Germany
Capital projects approved for Capitol and state buildings
The State Building Commission approved spending 379450 dollars for remodeling at the State Capitol state colleges and related office buildings.
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Madison
State Capitol
State Building Commission
Godfrey Firm Sales Set Records in 1963 First 36 Weeks
The Godfrey Company and affiliates report an all time high with consolidated sales of 46,896,877 up 448 percent from the prior year. Earnings for the period total 318,669 with 91 cents per share on 347,162 shares. Sentry Market opens in Madison Meadowwood, plus four new Sentry stores in Fort Atkinson Elm Grove Brookfield and Kenosha. The parent serves 46 Sentry Food Stores and 73 IGA Foodliners.
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Godfrey Company
James E.odfrey
IGA
Crestwood Bakery
Sentry Markets, Inc
Madison
Meadowwood
Fort Atkinson
Elm Grove
Brookfield
Kenosha
Two Special Stamps Now Going on Sales
Monroe post office offers two new commemorative stamps. A five cent Eleanor Roosevelt stamp is on sale now making Mrs Roosevelt the first presidential wife since Martha Washington to appear on a U S postage stamp. A stamp for the National Academy of Sciences centennial will go on sale Tuesday.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Happy Fans Hail TD as Bleachers Collapse at Colby
Colby Norton high school football fans jumped to their feet after a touchdown against Colby Friday night. A section of wooden bleachers collapsed dropping about 35 people to the ground. Most were shaken but no one was seriously hurt or hospitalized.
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Colby
Kan.e — Norton High School
Local Notices and Visits Roundup
Personal mentions list Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Briggs returning to Winston-Salem from Monroe after a visit with the Johnsons. Victor Marean and son Tom visit Elgin Illinois as Tom heals from severe injuries including a broken jaw and fractures. he remains hospitalized. Doctor Creasy to spend winter in Sarasota with wife. St Omar Chapter 90 OES meets Oct 14 at Masonic Temple.
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A. E. Briggs
Monroe
Winston - Salem
N.C
M. K. Johnson
Victor Marean
Elgin
Ill
Tom
Times Office
L. E. Creasy
South Wayne
Sarasota
Fla
St. Omar
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
W. M
C. R. Mackey
Elizabeth
N.J
Fred Towell
Potrerillos
Chile
Nellie Towell
11Th Street
Towell
Anaconda Copper Co
Martintown Community Church
Holly Hoesly
LaCrosse State College
Hervey Hoesly
10Th Street
C. G. Hennager
Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association, Inc
Cedar Rapids
J. J. Tschudy
Madison
William Frazier
Tschudy
Emma Roehle
Virginia Kasina
Chicago
Leo V. Koehler
23Rd Avenue
Goldwater Attacks Kennedy Latin Policy At San Antonio
Senator Barry Goldwater denounced Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress as a failure and muddled in concept during a San Antonio news conference and a speech to the Military Order of the World Wars. He criticized U. S. treatment of military governments in Central and South America and warned against fearing juntas. He framed Latin policy as misguided and dangerous.
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San Antonio
Tex
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Goldwater
Central
South America
White House
Arizona
Bank Holdup Ends With Firefight Near Store
Patrolman Roland Harrison arrived as the robbers fled and exchanged gunfire. Harrison wounded Seybold and was shot in the leg. Seybold, another man and a woman reportedly fled in a car, with a second car carrying an additional suspect.
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Charles Beutler
John Polakowski
Roland Harrison
Harrison
Seybold
Reynolds Names More to Boards
Governor Reynolds announces a broad slate of appointments to Wisconsin state commissions and boards as the reconvened Legislature nears. Nominees include Gordon Sinykin for the Higher Education Coordinating Committee and reappointments to the Medical Examiners Board, Human Rights Commission, Nursing Board, and more. The list covers Credit Union Review Board, Fair Employment Practices Advisory Committee, Fire Protection and Prevention Advisory Committee, Merit Award Board, Optometry Board, Retirement Research Council, Soil and Water Conservation, and Water Regulator Board. Comments note Senate confirmation required and ongoing drive to fill posts.
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Senate
Reynolds
Credit Union Review Board
Harry Jeffery
Cudahy
Wilbert Walter
Milwaukee
Gene Turman
Beloit
Paul Miller
Lawrence Larkin
Black River Falls
Human Rights Commission
Robert W. Bliss
Janesville
Hilary J. Waukau
Neopit
Hazel Maxwell
Henry Grossman
Sally Bazelon
Fox Point
Dominick Ciotti
Kenosha
Thomas E. Henney
Portage
Irvin L. Slotnik
Merit Award Board
LeRoy E. Luberg
Madison
Frances Avery
Mser
Edmund J. Goebel
Optometry Board of Examiners
Phillip G. Jacobson
Retirement Research Council
Eileen Cantwell
Daryl K. Lien
Amery
Will G. Ballentien
Menomonie
Soil and Water Conservation Ee
Pee Stewart Huber
Clintonville
Water Regulator Board
Richard Branshaw
Duane Wolfe
Monticello
Wonewoc
Monroe
Egorovs face trial on spy charges in New York
The Egorovs, arrested July 2 in Flushing, Queens, are indicted on spy charges. They claim diplomatic immunity, which was rejected, and are set to stand trial November 4. A six-year conspiracy allegedly involved sharing data on rocket sites, atomic arms shipments, troop movements, and naval installations. Baltches remain jailed in Washington on related charges.
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Egorovs
Flushing
Queens
A _ federal grand
Egorov
United Nations Secretariat
Moscow
Robert K. Baltch
Joy Ann Baltch
Washington
Soviet Union
Justice Department
Baltches
Memorial donations aid New Glarus library equipment
Mrs. Gilbert Ott is among contributors who funded memorial donations for new library equipment at the New Glarus library.
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New Glarus
Gilbert Ott
New Glarus Library
Spain Grants 1 Million Pesetas Aid to Cuba and Haiti
Madrid announced a relief package of one million pesetas to Cuba and Haiti to aid victims of Hurricane Flora. Each country receives about 16 666 pesetas per individual.
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Madrid
Spain
Cuba
Haiti
X-Ray Unit Schedules Four Week Tour in Green County
A mobile X-ray unit will finish examinations at Monroe Community Center next week and then visit Juda Brodhead and Albany before ending its four week tour in Green County. Remaining slots include Monday for Monroe vendors, Tuesday for Clarno Cadiz residents, Wednesday for Monroe wards and Sylvester Township, Thursday for Seventh/Eighth Wards and Jefferson Town, Friday for Juda area residents, with October visits to Brodhead Albany and Bank locations.
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Monroe Community Center
Juda
Brodhead
Albany
Green County
Monroe
Clarno
Cadiz Township
Sylvester Township
Jefferson Township
Unity urged as speakers assail Reynolds and Kastenmeier
The gathering stressed unity while blasting Gov. Reynolds for his record and recent appointments. Rep. Robert Kastenmeier faced heavy criticism from speakers, with no GOP challenger yet announced. Sen. Jordan labeled Kastenmeier tied to a liberal group and pro using aid to Red China and U.N. membership for Peking. Merlin Meythaler responded to the district welcome. Green County officials attended after reapportionment moved Green County to the Second District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Reynolds
Rep
Robert Kastenmeier
Kastenmeier
Sen. Jordan
China
U.N
Peking
Merlin J. Meythaler
Monroe
Green County Gop
Green County
C.S. Pierce
Orville Evans
Eisenhower Birthday Observance Draws 350 Dignitaries
In Hershey Pennsylvania a 73rd birthday event honors Dwight D. Eisenhower with a golfing delay, dining and a banquet. Adm. Lewis L. Strauss organized the program and a gift is to be presented at the final banquet. Eisenhower declines golf to preserve harmony and mingle with former administration colleagues.
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Hershey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
White House
Adm
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Goodwill Truck Visit Planned for Thursday
Goodwill Industries will bring a charity truck to the city on Thursday. Mrs. Roy Peterson coordinates local calls and volunteers for the outreach effort.
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Brodhead
Goodwill Industries
Roy Peterson
Army adopts Army green shade for uniforms replacing olive drab
A conservative grayish shade named Army green has replaced olive drab as the standard color for Army uniforms. The change modernizes appearance while maintaining traditional visibility and durability standards for servicewear.
Adamany Must Stand Trial in Speeder Case
David Adamany 26 former pardon counsel to Gov. Reynolds must stand trial in Appleton on a speeding charge. He was stopped Aug. 11 for driving 74 mph in a 65 mph zone on Highway 41 and sought to transfer the case to Madison. Reynolds had named Adamany to the Public Service Commission.
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Outagamie County
Nick Schaefer
David Adamany
Reynolds
Appleton
Adamany
Madison
Public Service Commission
Aberdeen Celebrates Quintuplets Parade Day
Aberdeen plans a big afternoon parade to honor the Fischer quintuplets who turn one month old. The Fischer family will ride, followed by civic and hospital representatives. St Luke's reports the babies are well and happy, with none likely to go home for another month.
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Aberdeen
S.D
St. Luke’s Hospital
Andrew Fischer
J. C. Hurlbert
James Berbos
Teachers Will Speak on Driver Education at Lions Club
Charles Mowbray and Stanley Barr of Monroe Senior High School will speak on driver education during the Lions Club meeting Monday at 6 30 p m in the Swiss Wheel venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mowbray
Stanley Barr
Monroe Senior High School
Lions Club
Stocks End Up With Slight Dip
The stock market finished the week with a small decline after back and forth trading. It marked only the second setback in 11 weeks as volume reached 23,798,299 shares and 717 issues declined while 590 advanced and 188 were unchanged. 97 new highs and 64 lows were recorded.
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New York
Chrysler
RCA
Governor Reynolds says public backs expanded recess appointments
Wisconsin Governor Reynolds told about 150 editors that residents support his plan to appoint over 100 state officials during Senate recess. He challenged Republican lawmakers to take the issue to court, claiming broad backing and calling the past two days the best of his tenure.
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Madison
Reynolds
Senate
Wisconsin
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Jack Hawkins
Jose Ferrer
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Anthony Quayle
Claude Rains
Arthur Kennedy
Omar Shari
Carter and Gruenewald Co
Bank of Brodhead
Bank of Albany
U.S
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Idaho
Friends of the Gather
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Monroe, Wisconsin
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