Charges Galore As Circuit Court Eyes Busy Term
The Green County Circuit Court schedules a busy October term with one fraud case, 16 morals charges and 7 civil damages actions set for jury deliberation. Judge Arthur L. Luebke presides. calendars list two pre trial sessions on Oct 26 and a jury call Oct 27. Cases involve Wayne Lehmann of Watertown over a $3,800 cattle deal, and 16 NFO members on alleged livestock withholding. Damages suits total various local residents and firms seeking tens of thousands for injuries and negligence in crashes and farm machinery incidents.
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NFC
Green Count
Arthur L. Luebke
Sheriff's Department
Wayne Lehmann
Watertown
Pryce Brothers
Albany
William Frederick Bittner
Monroe
Harold Nelson Pohl Lena
Lil
NFO
Ed J. Kaderly
Emil Treuthardt
Kaderly Farm
Albert Kadertscher Jr
Gilbert D. Rockey
Cecil Hauri
Harold Green
Burnett Kubly
Lamont Zimmerman
Orville Newcommer
Ronald Schwartz
Thorwald Olson
Leon, Shrier
David Erickson
Ralph Baumgartner
Leslie Pinnow
Merle Paffel
Floyd Malcock
Clifford D. Rockey
Myrta Popanz
Brodhead
Alice R. Gadow
Western Casualty and Surety Co
John Scully
Kathleen Schully
Durand
Home Mutual
Crandall Oil Co., Inc
Arthur Reimer
Walter
Charles A. Keene
Middleton
Eunice M. Grunnet
Brooklyn
General Casulty Co
Daniel Benkett
Montgomery
Monroe-Monticello
Ford Motor Co
National Guardsmen Mark Callups Across Generations
Monroe notes Oct 15 as an historic day. Co. K Green County NG sworn in 1940 for World War II, Co. B later active in Berlin Crisis. Co. E slated for a year but served longer after South Pacific battles. NG served five callups since 1880s with 1898 1916 1917 actions. Old Co. B unit at Janesville observes 24th anniversary of its 1940 callup. 25th reunion planned.
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National Guardsmen
Monroe
Co. K
Green County
Co. B
K Company
Berlin
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Co. E
South Pacific
Green County National Guard
Old Co. B
107Th Quartermasters Regiment
Janesville
Monroe High School prepares for 1964 homecoming bonfire rally
Tonight at T R Holyoke Athletic Field Monroe High plans a pep rally led by Fred Moritz with Dick Swiggum as MC. Speakers include senior grid players coach Gary Ruge and queen Kay Lindsay. Bonfire follows with cheers by the cheerleaders. Tomorrow color day calls red and white. classes dismiss at 3 15 and a parade moves from Junior High to the Athletic Field ending at 15th Avenue. Parade route changes reroute via 17th to square and back to 15th. The pep band rides a Wegmueller wagon and will perform at the parade and game.
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Monroe Man
T. R. Holyoke
Fred Moritz
Dick Swiggum
Gary Ruge
Kay Lindsay
Monroe High
Walter Babula
Recreation Park
17Th Avenue
15Th Avenue
Monroe
Ernest Wegmueller
Ft. Atkinson
Holyoke Field
Pete Mueller
Janet Suenter
Susan Rufener
Susan Mahlbuch
Allan F. Barnard
League To Elect Directors Tonight
The county conservation league will elect ten directors at a brief 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Grand Central hotel in Monticello. Leo Roethe of Ft. Atkinson will present a talk on a Poor Man's Safari with slides. State warden Norman Wood and district game manager Clarence R. Benkett will speak ahead of upland hunting season opening. The pheasant season begins at noon Saturday. The annual meeting occurs the Thursday before upland opening.
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Ne Uteen County Conservation League
Africa
Grand Central Hotel
Monticello
Leo Roethe
Ft. Atkinson
Norman Wood
Clarence R. Benkett
Breedlove Breaks 500 MPH Barrier at Bonneville
Craig Breedlove broke his own land speed record at Bonneville Salt Flats with an average of 526.26 mph over two measured miles but wrecked the car when the parachute drogue failed. The 28-year-old Los Angeles driver left the car unaided and was taken to a hospital for a checkup.
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Bonneville
Salt Flats
Utah
Craig Breedlove
Los Angles
LBJ Faces FBI Probe Over Jenkins Aide Scandal
President Johnson orders a full FBI inquiry into the Walter W. Jenkins resignation amid GOP charges of a cover up. Dean Burch accuses Johnson of protecting Jenkins, who faced morals charges and had access to NSC meetings, as campaign talk by Johnson looms on TV.
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Bulletin
Washington
Johnson
FBI
White House
Walter W. Jenkins
Dean Burch
Burch
Jenkins
GOP
Columbia Broadcasting System
Walter Jenkins
National Security Council
Barry Goldwater
Denver
Upstate
New York
Goldwater
Washington Ymca
Police Report Two Mishaps Wednesday
Monroe police logged two crashes on Wednesday afternoon. At 1:44 Arnold B. Kiepert backing into Swiss Colony loading dock struck a truck owned by Gateway Transportation Co. At 2:51 Frank F. West in Browntown hit a car parked by Joel R. Metz in the 2200 block of 5th street. Nearby cheese market news notes steady cheddar prices with fair demand and adequate supplies.
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Monroe
Kistner M. Kurth
14Th Street
Arnold B. Kiepert
Lake Mills
Gateway Transportation Co
Kiepert
Swiss Colony
Frank F. West
Browntown
Joel R. Metz
Gratiot
5Th Street
Isbell Hurricane Aims For Carolina Coast as Chaos Unfolds
Milwaukee investigators report a 50 year old bachelor confessed to killing 15 year old Catherine Nelsen, a West Allis High junior, slashed aboard a Milwaukee Transport bus. Driver Chester Hauenstein aided the injured, while Chronopoulos fled but was captured nearby. The motive cited was a belief Catherine held a gun. Chronopoulos had welfare disputes and a history of mental health treatment. Catherine was headed to a Junior Achievement meeting when slain. her parents describe her as an exceptional student.
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Milwaukee
West Allis
Catherine
County General Hospital
West Allis High School
Henry J. Nelsen
Chester Hauenstein
Milwaukee’ Transport Co
Edward
Thompson
Peter Chronopoulos
Tine
Chronopoulos
New York City Mental Hospital
Hauenstein
Illinois youths charged in two burglaries admit role
Dennis K. Barrett 18 of Freeport and a 16 year old Freeport youth were arrested for the Sept. 29 burglary of Bob and Wigs tavern and a McDonald restaurant. Barrett, arraigned in Green County court, said to have admitted involvement after a police chase. The case spans multiple communities with the 16 year old in custody and the state attorney handling proceedings. Barrett admitted taking $30 and liquor and was linked to another Freeport burglary earlier.
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Illinois
Bob and Wigstavern
McDonald’s
Dennis K. Barrett
Freeport
Barrett
Green County
Ilinois
Monroe
Dwight C. Coplien
Coplien
Frances B. Byrnes
15Th Avenue
Minette Foulker
Peng Neia
J.C. Penney
State Senator Expects Smaller County Boards in Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin state Senator Walter Hollander R Rosendale said he expects the Legislature to classify counties and reduce county boards. He said the one man one vote decision will force a shift from a 16 year old system to small boards with full time supervisors. He added the ruling could alter representation in the US Senate and in city councils.
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Madison
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Wisconsin
United States Supreme Court
Hollander
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
United States Senate
Juda Homecoming Highlights 50th Class Anniversary
Juda prepares for homecoming with a 50th anniversary focus on the first graduating class. Honored guests include Mrs Arthur Keen and William Newman of Juda, William Ludwig of Wauwatosa, and Walter Wendt of Arizona, with Esther Larson noted as a class member. Jerome Kalk to present kings and queens at halftime as Juda faces Brodhead at 7 30 p m. Miss Delores Marti leads band selections at halftime and a 10 p m to 1 a m dance features the Country Kings of Town.
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Romecoming
Juda
Arthur Keen
William Newman
William Ludwig
Wauwatosa
Walter Wendt
Arizona
Esther Larson
Jerome Kalk
Cindy Rockey
Patsy Wideman
Carol Feldt
Larry Davis
Bill Clark
Lyle Thorp
Delores Marti
Brodhead
Stock Market Sags as British Vote and Johnson Scandal Loom
Stocks declined in moderatly active trading as investors weighed a British general election and the Johnson aide scandal. Fractions to point drops led losers among key issues, while speculation on rate moves and a looming U.S. election added unease.
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New Runne
Dveels and Motors
Wall Street
Britain
United States
Johnson
Truman and Truman Both Have Problems Headline Day
President Harry S. Truman, healing from a bathroom fall with two broken ribs and a facial cut, noted newspaper headlines about aide Walter W. Jenkins who resigned after a morals arrest. The White House said Truman is recovering well in hospital.
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Harry S. Truman
Walter W. Jenkins
Jenkins
White House
Truman
Brezhnev Seen Rising as Khrushchev Falters in Moscow
Rumors swirl in Moscow that Premier Nikita Khrushchev may resign or be sidelined as Leonid Brezhnev rises in influence. Khrushchev, 70, has been absent from public events and a major Central Committee meeting gather is implied by a convoy of black limousines. The luncheon for Cuba's Osvaldo Torra do proceeded without Khrushchev, while other top leaders attended.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Black Sea
Kremlin
Cuba
Osvaldo Corticos Torrado
Braves Officials Set 10 Day Limit on Milwauke Braves
Braves officials in Milwaukee faced a 10 day deadline after receiving a firm contract offer from Atlanta. Chairman William C. Bartholomay announced the limit as management’s stance on whether the Milwaukee Braves are the inevitable. Business manager William Eberly called the announcement shocking and final.
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Aiuasta
Atlanta
Milwaukee Braves
William C.bartholomay
Braves
William Eberly
Milwaukee
Vicious Storm Alters Path Toward North Carolina Coast
Hurricane Isbell shifted twice as it neared Florida and then aimed 100 mph winds at the North Carolina coast. Warnings stretched from Charleston to North Carolina as the storm moved north at 25 mph. Tornadoes struck Florida, injuring dozens and destroying trailers, homes, and a church roof in Eau Gallie and Palm Beach area towns.
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Miami
Fla
Isbell
Weather Bureau
Carolna
North Carolina
Charleston
S.C
Brunswick
Atlantic
Florida
Cuba
Palm Beach
Boynton Beach
Eau Gallie
Glad Tidings
Arsuburb
Forest Hills Village
Hobe Sound
Loxahatchee
Lake Okeechobee
Key West
United States
Everglades
Nobel Prize winners named for medicine 1964
Konrad Bloch and Feodor Lynen received the 1964 Nobel Prize for Medicine in Stockholm for discoveries on the mechanism and regulation of cholesterol and fatty acid metabolism. Bloch, born in Germany, became a naturalized American in 1944.
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Bloch, Lynen
Stockholm
Sweden
Konrad Bloch
Feodor Lynen
Bloch
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Monroe Clinic
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the Times
Knowles
Karen Knebel
Robert Zach
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Zach
Anthony DaMore
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