League Maps 1964 Hunting Plans After Strong Population Reports
At Bluff View Park more than 150 Green County sportsmen meet for the Green County Conservation League annual session outlining a promising pheasant season with a larger wild bird population and three pre season plantings planned. The season opens at noon for pheasants rabbits and squirrels and 12:01 a.m. tonight for noon with bag limits set and land use largely on public grounds. Clarence R. Benkett notes stocking on Browntown Brodhead Albany New Glarus Brooklyn and Liberty Creek marsh areas and urges cautious harvest of squirrels and raccoons amid a high coon population and potential disease risk. Duck hunting reports show good success.
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Bluff View Park
Green County Conservation League
Clarence R. Benkett
Browntown
Brodhead
Albany
New Glarus
Brooklyn
New Liberty Creek
League
FFA
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Benkert
United Fund Nears One-Third of Goal at Monroe
United Fund total to date is 6 894 or about one third of the 20 950 campaign goal. L J Schroeder reports a check from Brooks J Dinwiddie of Colorado Springs with best wishes. Dinwiddie is a former Monroe mayor now living in Colorado. Final stages of solicitation are under way and door to door canvassing began Monday.
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Monroe
United Fund
L.J. Schroeder
Brooks J. Dinwiddie
Colorado Springs
Dunwiddie
Colorado
Next Week's School Cafeteria Menu
Editor notes help parents plan meals for high school students eating at the cafeteria. Weekday items include hot dog sandwiches with salad and peaches, breaded pork patty with potatoes and corn, beef stew with molded salad, meat loaf with potatoes, and tuna with noodles and creamed peas, each served with bread butter and milk.
Tito Kennedy Talks Friendly Under Capitol Pomp
Yugoslav President Tito visited Washington for brief talks with President Kennedy. Both sides called discussions frank and friendly focusing on trade and East West relations. A Tito aide said Washington recognized Yugoslavia's independent stance and the two leaders urged broader U.S. Yugoslav exchanges.
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Washington
Tito
U.S
Moscow
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
White House
Congress
United States
Yugoslavia
Cheddar Cheese Prices Unchanged in Wisconsin Report
The Wisconsin Agricultural Marketing Service says cheddar prices are steady this week with ample large style supplies and tight longhorns. Nationally American cheese output for the week ending Oct 10 is about 19 million pounds, up 6 percent from last year and 17 percent above the 5 year average. Swiss markets also steady with generally unchanged prices and fair to good demand.
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Madison
Wisconsin Agricultural Marketing Service
Janesville Man Dies In Rock County Crash
A Janesville man identified as Peter W. Lami, 41, died in a rollover on Highway 14 about five miles west of Janesville. The crash occurred Thursday night. Lami, owner of a Janesville supper club, was alone in the car. The incident raised Wisconsin highway fatalities to 686 for 1963.
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Associated Press
Rock County
Wisconsin
Peter W. Lami
Janesville
Highway 14
Sami
Tent City forms as corn contest site readies for 1963 events
Preparations accelerate for next week's Wisconsin and national corn picking contests on the Willis Riemer farm between Brodhead and Albany. Four defending state champions lead 39 entrants while two national winners from Grand Island are expected to compete. National Farmers Organization president Oren Lee Staley plans to attend.
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Willis Riemer
Brodhead
Albany
Times
Wisconsin
Bud Solverson
Viroqua
Neal Anderson
Richland Center
Dean Han
de Forest
Bob Hodge
Janesville
Grand Island
Neb
Fred Morris
Lake Odessa
Mich
William Buller
Brookings
S.C
Monroe
Russell Carter
Monroe High School
Madison
Paul Johnson
Prairie Farmer Magazine
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie Farmer
GOP
Chamber of Commerce
Riemer
Robert Klitz Juda Dies at 52 in Illinois Hospital
Robert Klitz, 52, of Juda, died at 5 05 a.m. today in St. Clare hospital where he was admitted as a medical patient on Sept 13. The Knapp funeral home Pecatonic a Ill has charge of arrangements.
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Robert Klitz
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
Knapp
Pecatonica
Ill
Monroe High Homecoming Game Set After Injury
Monroe's football hopes suffer a setback as senior guard James Zuhlke breaks his right leg in practice. the Cheesemakers now face Middleton in tonight's Homecoming game at 7 45 with Queen Vicki Martin to be crowned at halftime.
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Monroe
James Zuhlike
Cheesemakers
Zuhlke
Alvin Zuhlke
14Th Avenue
Ralph Neale
Neale
Middleton
Vicki Martin
Lord Home Named Britain's New Prime Minister
Queen Elizabeth II chose Lord Home, 60, as Britain's new prime minister to lead the Conservative party toward the next general election. The Scotland peer, already foreign secretary, succeeds Harold Macmillan after a party revolt and plans to seek a Commons seat in a special election.
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London
Lord Home
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Union
Macmillan
Home
Richard A. Butler
House of Commons
House of Lords
Hume
Butler
Labor Party
Earl of Home
United States
Christ Stauffer Rites Conducted
Monticello Times Special reports services held for Green County Assemblyman C. M. Stauffer aged 67 who died Tuesday night at Zwingli United Church where he served as lifelong member and Sunday school superintendent for 38 years. Masonic rites were held earlier at Voegeli funeral home with active and honorary pallbearers named from Monticello and Madison.
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Monticello
Green County
C.M. Stauffer
Zwingli United Church
J. Allan Mittler
Highland Cemetery
Wilbert J. Dick
John C. Elmer
W.D. Elmer
C.W. Karlen
M.E. Lynn
Oscar N. Johnson
Monroe
R.W. Karlen
L.R. Pease
Emil G. Voegeli
R.W. Woelffer Sr
R.H. Schoonover
Madison
Voegeli
Nhu Daughter Repeats Attempt to See Grandparents in New York
Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu returns from Raleigh as her daughter Le Thuy makes a second late night attempt to reach her grandparents in New York. The Chuong family, her in-laws, refuse to welcome her but say they would meet Le Thuy if she enters. Chuong quits as South Viet Nam ambassador to charge Saigon with anti Buddhist policies while Mrs. Nhu defends the Diem regime.
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Washington
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Raleigh
N.C
le Thuy
United States
Saigon
Chuong
New York
Arson Suspected in Blaze at Superior Ore Dock
Police chief Arthur Buchanan said arson is suspected in a fire at a Northern Pacific ore dock Thursday night. Police Sgt. Kenneth Beetcher found rags between timbers soaked in a highly flammable liquid.
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Superior
Arthur Buchanan
Northern Pacific
Kenneth Beetcher
Uneasy relief settles on Monmouth after night free of threats
Monmouth Illinois residents breathed uneasy relief after a second night without fires or threats. Three fires Monday caused 280000 to 400000 dollars in damage, prompting state law enforcement and volunteers to patrol the city. Mayor Walters asked 60 troopers to withdraw while John Newbold of the Illinois State Police continued his investigation.
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Allan Walters
Walters
Monmouth
John Newbold
Illinois State Police
End of Eau Claire U.S. Rubber Strike Reached
An agreement ends a three month strike at the U S Rubber Co Eau Claire the citys largest employer announced by company and union officials Thursday night.
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EAU Claire
U.S. Rubber Co
Dry Fires Ravage States As Drought Deepens Across Regions
Emergency measures curb fires across more states as extended drought with unseasonably warm conditions drives dozens of blazes in the Northeast Midwest and South. Forest closures and bans affect Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut New York Pennsylvania and other areas with significant crop and pasture losses.
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Midwest
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Vermont
Pennsylvania
York County
Maine
Illinois
Missouri
Kentucky
New York City
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Charlotte
William Messeck
Division of Resources
Frank Buckley
New York State
New England
Arkansas
New Jersey
Narvin Green State Forest
Allegheny Mountains
Ohio
Twinsburg
Cleveland
Kirtland
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James Zuhlke
Santa Monica
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Allen
Queen Elizabeth
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Christ Stauffer
Dragon Lady
Mrs. Nhu
Monmouth, Ill
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