Great Comic Dies Services for Cantor Slated
Eddie Cantor, 72, will be buried privately at Groman Mortuary after dying of a heart attack at his Beverly Hills home. The entertainer, born Edward Iskowitz in 1892 New York, rose from slums to fame across vaudeville, film, radio, and TV while supporting war bonds and charitable causes.
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Hollywood
Eddie Cantor
Groman Mortuary
Cantor
Gracie Allen
Burns and Allen
Harpo Marx
Ida
Beverly Hills
Calif
Madison Firm Buys Terminal Company Here
Joseph L. Kespesuca announces the sale of Terminal Warehouse and Storage Company Inc to Robertson Transportation Co Inc of Madison. The asset transfer includes operating rights and facilities at 314 Highway 11 West and Monroe offices. Robertson to operate under ICC grant with continued Monroe facilities and expanded Wisconsin routes.
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JoSeph L. Kespesuca
29Th Avenue
Terminal Warehouse and Storage Company, Inc
Robertson Transportation Co., Inc
Madison
Kessenich
Terminal
Highway 11 West
Robertson
Interstate Commercy Commission
General Commodities
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Kennenich
Dubuque
Monroe
Monroe - Dubuque - Rockford
Freeport - Janesville - Beloit
Mlines
Chicago
Cheese Market Steady and Goldwater Endorsed in Milwaukee
Madison cheddar prices steady with varied trading stock movement and ample supply. Prices listed for cheddars blocks and daisies range around 37 to 41 percent. Milwaukee Sentinel endorses Republican Barry Goldwater for president.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Goldwater
Milwaukee
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Barry Goldwater
Monroe High Names 1964 Homecoming Queen Kay Lindsay
Kay Lindsay, Monroe high school senior, selected by the varsity football squad to reign over the 1964 homecoming. She is daughter of Mrs. Ralph Lindsay and will be crowned at halftime on Friday night at the T. R. Holyoke Athletic Field. The homecoming court includes Carol Summeril and Nancy Hardyman, both seniors.
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Kay Lindsay
Monroe High School
Miss Lindsay
Ralph Lindsay
T. R. Holyoke
Carol Summeril
H. T. Summeril
Nancy Hardyman
Lewis Hardyman
Pete Mueller
Linda Holmes
Ann Bauman
Sharon Hinebaugh
Carol Summeris
Caryl Stuart
Jean Zimmerman
Supreme Court Agrees To Review Travel Case
The Supreme Court will hear a challenge to a policy that may bar U S citizens from traveling to Cuba. Louis Zemel sued after his 1962 passport request for Cuba travel as a tourist was denied. His counsel argues the secretary of state lacks peacetime authority and constitutionality to restrict foreign travel.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
U.S
Cuba
U.S. District Court
New Haven
United States
Zemel
Zee Defends National Corn Picking Title in Sioux Falls
Arlyn Zee of Argyle and his wife Bonnie depart for Sioux Falls S C to defend his national corn picking crown at 10 a m Friday His Allis Chalmers tractor and two row picker travel by truck Zee 24 is among the youngest champions in the 16 year contest history Contestants come from seven corn belt states Iowa South Dakota Michigan Missouri Minnesota Nebraska and Wisconsin The 1964 contest is on the Burton Oole farm seven miles northeast of Sioux Falls sponsored by the Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce KSOO radio and TV and South Dakota State University
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Arlyn Zee
Albany
Bonnie
Sioux Falls
S.C
Wisconsin
Allis-Chalmers
Tom Metcalf
Janesville
Warren Reppen
Edgerton
Zee
Vic Ostby
Argyle
Paul Zee
Everett Peckham
Albany Village
Arlyn
Iowa
South Dakota
Michigan
Missou
Minnesota
Nebraska
Green County
Burton Oole
Johnson Youth Earns Scouting Palm Award
Leland Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Amos Johnson earned a bronze palm for advanced scouting work. He is a member of Explorer Post 549 and previously earned the Eagles award in 1963. Johnson, ex member of Troop 113, has staffed Canyon Camp these two years and received the award from Sheriff W E Deininger, advisor to the post.
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Leland Johnson
Amos Johnson
Johnson
Explorer Post 549
Boy Scout Troop 113
Canyon Camp
W. E. Deininger
Green County Law Enforcement Association
Teenagers escape serious injury in car mishap near Monroe
Sheriff's deputy reports two incidents yesterday near Monroe. In the first, 16 year old William J. Leighton of Oakley and 13 year old David Topp of Brodhead were thrown from a car traveling at high speed after a passing maneuver. Leighton sustained back injuries and Topp head and facial lacerations. both were treated and released at St. Clare hospital.
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William J. Leighton
Oakley
Florence White
David Topp
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Leighton
Topp
Monroe
Testimonial Dinner Highlights Lucey Wisconsin Campaign
A testimonial dinner for Patrick J. Lucey Democratic lieutenant governor candidate drew about 450 attendees at $25 a plate in Milwaukee. Speakers included Phillip Nash former Wisconsin lieutenant governor and BIA commissioner Sen William Proxmire and Reps Clement Zablocki Henry Reuss. Proxmire urged federal reserve audit amid claims of waste while Knowles pledged action on indecent material and tax credits to states.
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Associated Press
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin Sunda
Lucey
Phillip Nash
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Nash
William Proxmire
Clement Zablocki
Henry Reuss
Warren Knowles
GOP
Proxmire
Wilbur Renk
McCarver's 10th inning homer wins it for Cardinals
Tim McCarver belted a two on base homer in the 10th as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Yankees 5-2 in Game Five of the 1964 World Series. Bob Gibson struck out 13 as New York tied the game with Tom Tresh's ninth inning two-run shot, but McCarver provided the decisive blow. The series moves back to St. Louis for Game Six, with a possible Game Seven.
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New York
Tim McCarver
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
McCarver
Tom Tresh
Yankees
Bob Gibson
the Gibson
Yankee Stadium
Pete Mikkelsen
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
Mickey Mantle
Gibson
Tresh
St. Louis
Wisconsin NFO Leader Decries Violence at Convention
Oren Lee Staley president of the National Farmers Organization rejects violence claims and denies hostility toward NFO members amid the second annual Wisconsin NFO convention. He calls the portrayal unfair to the group.
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EAU Claire
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
Wisconsin
NFO
Staley
Scout Good Turn Day Aims High In Valley District
Scouts and 100 volunteers collected nearly 15 tons of clothing housewares and small appliances for rehabilitation programs at Goodwill Industries. About 650 Cubs Scouts and Explorers plus volunteers took part distributing 4500 Boy Scout bags and leaflets across the area.
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Ot Valley
U.S. Grant Council
Richard Rhyner
Goodwill Industries
4 H Winners Named in Monroe West Area Program
In Monroe West area at St John’s church the 4 H achievement series crowned Sandra Weiss and Fred Lauper as achievement girl and boy. Weiss also won junior leadership. Lauper earned automotive dairy and junior leadership. Outstanding junior members include Gary Hartwig Steven Wells Barbara Wuethrich Susan Anderson and Bonita Sack.
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Sandra Weiss
Cadiz
Fred Lauper
Browntown
Busy Beavers
Monroe West
St. John’s Church
Miss Weiss
John Weiss
Lauper
William Lauper
Gary Hartwig
Steven Wells
Barbara Wuethrich
Clarno
Susan Anderson
Hilltop
Bonita Sack
William Leopold
Anita Rood
Marilyn Phillips
York
Washington, D.C
Donald Storck
Linda Wald
Merlyn Phillips
Bonnie
Soviet Voskhod mission carries three men into Earth orbit
A historic Voskhod 1 flight carries Col Vladimir Komarov pilot Konstantin Feoktistov scientist and Dr Boris Yegorov physician into orbit. Tass notes two way radio works and that all systems function as the craft circles Earth every nine minutes. The mission aims to test long duration weightlessness and multi crew operations.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Voskhod
Vladimir Komarov
Konstantine Feoktistov
Boris Yegorov
United States
Tass
Valery F. Bykovosky
Valerian Bykovsky
Valentina Tereskova
Bykovsky
Tereshkova
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Madison Firm
Lee
Thomas A. Haymond
Freeport
Zimmerman ‘Chevrolet Agency
Haymond
Soviets
Knowles
Bulletin
Dairyland Today
Palmyra
Wis
Rodney Weber
Whitewater State University
Jefferson County
Flying Hawks Inc
Man Catholic
Treacy
Monroe West Area
Barbara Wiawatha
Nancy Ekum
Janene Guttmer
Susan Smith
Hiawatha
Carolyn Silvis
Joann Senn
Jean Wells
Audrey Beach
Renee Schuetz
Aleda
CCC
Darleen Rufener
Donna Indergand
Richard Haffele
Norma Kaster
Jane Huffman
Jim Salesman
Fred
Delores
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General Motors
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