Miller Praises Rep. Schadeberg In Racine Rally
Republican vice presidential hopeful Miller praised Rep. Henry Schadeberg in Racine at Monument Square after a four thousand strong outdoor rally. He attacked the Democratic administration’s foreign policy and urged support for Warren Knowles and Wilbur Renk with a backdrop of a Barry Goldwater lithograph and Goldwater signs. Miller urged a firm foreign policy and credited Goldwater with defending national programs while criticizing Lyndon Johnson and the Johnson Humphrey ticket.
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Racine
William Miller
Wisconsin
Monument Square
Henry Schadeberg
Schadeberg
Lynn Stalbaum
Miller
Burlington
House of Representatives
Warren Knowles
Wilbur Renk
Billy Mitchell Air Field
Milwaukee
Glenn Davis
GOP
Congress
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
LBJ
Johnson-Humphrey
Bill
New York
Viet Nam
Firemen Extinguish Corn Fire on Dan Wyss Farm
Monroe firemen were called to the Dan Wyss farm at 3 23 p m yesterday to extinguish a blaze in a standing corn field sparked by a picker sheller outfit. Fire chief Joseph J Benkert said crews stayed about 30 minutes before the fast spreading fire was under control.
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Monroe
Dan
Warren Book Available At The Monroe Evening Times
The 400 page Warren report hardback with 20 pages of pictures arrives at The Monroe Evening Times. Offered in cooperation with the Associated Press the blue and gold volume lists nearly 300000 words and a dealer price of 1.50.
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Monroe Evening Times
Associated Press
Commission
Juveniles Admit Gratiot Break-in and Farm Fire
Three Freeport youths confessed to breaking into the Almesburg tavern at Gratiot Monday night and later setting a vacant farm house on Harold Krause's land seven miles south of Darlington on Tuesday at about 1 am. They also admitted attempted burglary at Fritz Giessbuhler tavern in Shullsburg.
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Freeport
Gratiot
Lafayette County
Edward Thompson
Darlington
Thompson
Almesburg
Harold Krause
Fritz Giessbuhler
Shullsburg
Ralph Wimmer
Lee Zee Takes Third in National Corn Picking Contest
Arlyn Zee a 24 year old Albany farmer placed third in the National Corn Picking Contest near Sioux Falls South Dakota scoring 95.836 finishing less than two points behind Dean Gage Garretson South Dakota winner with 97.134 John Sunderman Pender Nebraska was second with 96.149 Warren Reppen Edgerton Wisconsin finished seventh with 92.503 In the picket shelter Joe Woods Randolph Wisconsin seventh 94.375 R D Leenstra Davis South Dakota 98.355 won the combine division Wisconsin entrant Tom Metcalf Janesville 96.860 finished near top In attendance about 75000 Barry Goldwater and Hubert Humphrey attended Zee and family relatives were present Zee and his father operate two beef cattle and dairy farms totaling 416 acres His wife works for the coordinating committee for higher education in Madison
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Arlyn Zee
Albany
Sioux Falls
S.C
Dean Gage
Garretson
S.D
John A. Sunderman
Pender
Neb
Warren Reppen
Edgerton
Wis
Joe Woods
Randolph
Wisconsin
R. D. Leenstra
Davis
Tom Metcalf
Janesville
Gregory J. Berg
Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Milwaukee
Monroe Evening Times
Sioux City
South Dakota
Willis Riemer
Decatur Township
Zee
Barry Goldwater
Hubert Humphrey
Bonnie
Paul Zee
Evertt Peckham
Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Madison
Wisconsin county board plans spark rural urban clash
A Legislative Council committee held public hearings on plans for county board representation. Senator Fred Risser proposed three schemes while rural leaders urged stability. The debate centers on one man one vote and city versus rural budget influence. Dane County's 90 members illustrate the mismatch between Madison's 22 seats and 60 percent of the budget.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Legislative Council
County Board Representation Committee
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Fred Risser
United States
Supreme Court
Risser
Dane County Board
Eisser
Herman Eisener
State Assembly
Eisner
Fred Schwertfeger
Horicon
Dodge County Corporation
Dodge County
Fort Team Nips Homecoming Tilt From Monroe 6 0
Fort Atkinson defeated Monroe 6-0 at the T R Holyoke Athletic Field to seize sole possession of first in the Badger Conference. Gene Gerner scored the decisive touchdown in the third quarter as Monroe failed to convert on several key plays. Kay Lindsay crowned Monroe’s homecoming queen at halftime amid band performances and class parade winners.
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Lee Fernstaedt
Monroe High School
Ft. Atkinson
Cheesemakers
T. R. Holyoke
Kay Lindsay
Monroe
Miss Lindsay
Gary Blackbourn
Jim Martin
Carol Summeris
Nancy Hardyman
Lindsay
Allan F. Barnard
Industrial Arts
Cardinals
Bob Buchholtz
Dan Franklin
Buchholtz
Fran Tarkenton
Kurt Share
Cheesemen
Gene Gerner
Lynn Nelson
Gerner
Martin
Fort
Keith Burington
Jim Maclaurin
Badger
Sun Prairie
Jefferson
Monona Grove
Stoughton
Leonard Tesch Taken by Death
Leonard Tesch 64 of 1823 20th Street Court died at 6 15 this morning in St. Clare hospital after a lingering illness. He was admitted Thursday as a medical patient and was father of Robert Tesch Kroger meat department manager. Hofemeister funeral home Watertown is in charge of arrangements. The widow and son went to Watertown this morning.
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Leonard Tesch
20Th Street Court
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Tesch
Robert Tesch
Kroger’s
Robert
Monroe
Hofemeister
Watertown
Christmas Gift Shop aids VA patients via Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. P. J. Connors Jr. leads the 18th year of the Zilmer-Riley American Legion Auxiliary Christmas Gift Shop to collect gifts for VA hospital bedsides. Donations accepted at Benkert's and Etter's stores with boxes in place. cash gifts sought by contacting committee members. items due by Nov. 5 and deliveries to Wood on Nov. 10 for distribution to state VA hospitals.
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P. J. Connors Jr
Zilmer-Riley American Legion Auxiliary
Glen Swiggum
Josef J. Benkett
W. Herbert Davidson
State
Monroe
Benkert’s
Etter’s
Grawehr Youth Dies in Farm Accident
Thomas John Grawehr aged 5 died en route to Monroe after being crushed between a farm truck and a tree. The incident occurred about 12 45 p m in the driveway of the family farm in Wiota Township Lafayette County while Anton C Grawehr Sr trimmed branches. Surviving are the parents two brothers a sister and grandparents. Services set for Monday at St Johns Catholic Church South Wayne with burial in Calvary Cemetery Monroe.
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Thomas John Grawehr
Anton C. Grawehr, Jr
South Wayne
Monroe
Anton C. Grawehr Jr
Alma Harder Grawehr
Wiota Township
Lafayette County
Joseph
Donald
Deanna
Home Farm
Anton C. Grawehr Sr
J. T. Harder
Meade
Kan
Ida Wiebe
Buhler
Anton Grawehr
St. John’s Catholic Church
Edward Salzmanf
Calvary Cemetery
Stuessy Funeral Home
UN General Assembly Opening Delayed Amid U S Russia Tension
Delegates expect a two week postponement to avoid a clash between the United States and Russia over UN peacekeeping dues as New York sessions planned.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
United States
Russia
U.N
Renk Plans Airlift Visit To Monroe Wednesday
Wilbur Renk will make a brief airlift visit to Monroe next Wednesday arriving at the new municipal airport east of Monroe at 3 p.m. It is one of 23 stops on a Wisconsin plane tour for the Republican candidate for the United States Senate.
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Wilbur Renk
Monroe
Wisconsin
United States Senate
East German guards tighten freight train searches in Brunswick
Border officials in Brunswick report East German border guards have intensified security. Police dogs are now used to search freight trains, reflecting heightened vigilance at the border.
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Brunswick
Germany
Shriver Sworn In as Poverty Program Director
Sargent Shriver was sworn in Friday as director of the government's anti poverty program.
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Shriver
Washington
Sargent Shriver
Britain installs prime minister in razor-thin win
London reports Harold Wilson, elected with a 317 to 303 edge and a one seat final margin, forms a Labour government. He appoints Patrick Gordon Walker foreign secretary, George Brown economic affairs minister, Denis Healey defense, Jim Callaghan chancellor, Herbert Bowden leader of the House, and Lord Gardiner lord chancellor.
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London
Britain
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Laborites
House of Commons
Alex Douglas-Home
Liberty Party
Buckingham Palace
Pointment
Patrick Gordon Walker
Commons
Gordon Walker
Labor
George Brown
Denis Healey
Jim Callaghan
Herbert Bowden
Lord Gardiner
Livestock Show Slated For Junior Exhibitors
Green County exhibitors at the Junior Livestock Exposition will depart Oscar Mayer stock yards at 10 30 a m. tomorrow. Swine and sheep judging are Monday with beef judged Tuesday. Auction concludes the event on Wednesday.
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Green County
Dane County Fairgrounds
Madison
Oscar Mayer
Advisers Summon Council On Khrushchev Ouster Aims
President Johnson convened the National Security Council at the White House for a weekend review of Soviet leadership changes in Moscow and the impact on East West relations. Officials cited Khrushchev's ouster, the Chinese nuclear test, and the British election as key factors shaping policy.
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Washington
Johnson
National Security Council
White House
Texas
Council
Khrushchev
Moscow
Red China
London
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
U.S
United States
China
Harold Wilson
Ludwig Erhard
Committee Advances School Aid Formula Change
The Biennial Aids Adjustment Committee approved a formula change to raise the 1965-67 state school budget total to 47.9 million dollars, with proposed changes costing 18.4 million. Since 1957 the panel has struggled to win approval amid tax level conflicts and did not issue concrete recommendations for extra school funding.
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Madison
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