Dr William Stovall Jr Dies in Tollway Crash
Dr William D Stovall Jr 48 a former Brodhead and Monticello physician was killed when his car veered off the Illinois Tollway struck posts and an abutment A passenger Margaret Marie Brandon 31 also died Stovall physician at Manteno hospital and son of Dr William Stovall Sr Madison notes cover his education naval service and career Funeral arrangements pending Autopsy planned Coroner notified and sheriff's office called
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William D. Stovall Jr
Brodhead and
Monticello
Illinois Tollway
Cherry Valley
Margaret Marie Brandon
Borbonnias
Manteno State Hospital
Stovall
Bower Hospital
Manteno Hospital
William Stovall
Madison
University Hospitals
U.S. Department of Public Health
State Laboratory of Hygiene
William Davison Stovall
William Davison
Etta Marie Buchholtz Stovall
Batavia
N.Y
University of Wisconsin Medical School
U.S. Naval Hospital
Foreign Service
Mrs Hofer 79 Dies in Pittsburgh
Mrs. Emma Gerber Hofer, 79, dies at 8 30 am in Angelus Hospital Pittsburgh after ill health since 1963. Born May 27 1885 in Canton Bern Switzerland married Carl Hofer in 1907. Survived by daughter Rose Penn Madison grandson Norman Johnson and numerous relatives in Switzerland Illinois and Wisconsin. Services at St John’s United Church of Christ Monroe at 2 pm Wednesday with burial Greenwood Cemetery. Body arriving tomorrow at Shriner Neushwander funeral home.
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Carl Hofer
Pittsburgh
Angelus Hospital and Rehabilitation Center
Pittsburg
William
Rose) Penn
Rs. Hofer
Emma Gerber
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Johannes
Marianne Lederman Gerber
Green County
Hofer
Monroe
Priewe
Penn
Madison
St. John’s United Church of Christ of
Norman Johnson
Appleton
Gottlieb Gerber
Rose Erb
C. E
Marie) Johnson
Robert
Ann) McCall
Marengo
Ill
Henry Elmer
Argyle
Hedwig
St. John’s Church
Calvin P. Fischer
St. John’s
Farmers Gather For Goldwater Kolata Meeting
E. J. Kaderly of Spring Grove Township calls a meeting of Farmers for Goldwater and Farmers for Kolata in the county agricultural building Wednesday at 8 p.m. He urges farmers to attend to oppose socialism and communism and to elect men with Christian principles to the Presidency and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Kaderly
Spring Grove Township
Goldwater
Kolata
NAACP Urges Barry Goldwater Opponents Defeat
Wisconsin NAACP urges members to work diligently for the defeat of Senator Barry Goldwater and all other opponents of civil rights legislation. The appeal was issued Sunday as part of a broader civil rights campaign.
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Racine
Wisconsin
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy describes crash as toboggan ride
Senator Edward M. Kennedy described the June 19 plane crash that left him with a broken back as “just like a toboggan ride along the tops of trees.” He said the plane broke out of fog at 600 feet as trees appeared and he hopes to be home for Christmas and back in the Senate in January.
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Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Birch Bayh
Bayhs
Bayh
Senate
Hutchinson Resigns As Manager of Reds
Fred Hutchinson resigns as manager of the Cincinnati Reds due to illness. Dick Sisler is named to succeed him after serving as coach and acting manager. President William O. DeWitt calls the announcement a sad day and a happy day at the news conference.
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Cincinnati
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Dick Sisler
William O. DeWitt
One-Day Lull in 1964 Campaign Talks
President Johnson canceled Texas appearances for a nationwide radio television report on world events and a leaders’ meeting with both parties. Goldwater stayed in Washington for staff talks before a Maryland swing. Humphrey skipped a Miami speech to return for talks with Congress, then planned Ardmore and California stops. Dean Burch pressed for equal air time citing the presidents remarks on the Soviet Union and China.
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Washington
Johnson
Texas
People
Barry Goldwater
Maryland
Rep
William Miller
New York
San Diego
San Francisco Bay Area
San Mateo
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Miami
Ardmore
Okla
Humphrey
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Fla
China
France
Peking
Dean Burch
Goldwater
Burch
Monroe Jaycees Seek Fitness Leaders for 1964 Honors
The Monroe Jaycees announce an area wide search for physical fitness leaders tied to the President's Council program. A local judging committee will pick a single nominee to enter state competition with state winners earning bronze medallions and regional winners earning trips. Three national winners will receive 1000 dollars each. Deadline for entries is Friday Oct 23 addressed to Monroe Jaycees Box 104 Monroe Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council For Physical Fitness
Monroe Jaycees
Robert Leistikow
Jaycee
New York City
Washington, D.C
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Standard Packaging Corp
Monroe
Wis
Hunting success rises with stocking despite bad opening weekend
Despite windy dry weather opening weekend hunting remained active on public grounds with a noted 25 percent rise in hunter success from last year. 2 000 pheasants were stocked on public lands ahead of opening and 1 000 more planned.
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Clarence R. Benkett
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Benkert
Norman Wood
Albany
Brodhead
Wood
Schwartz To Get Top Scout Honor
Steve Schwartz son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Schwartz of 2001 19th Street will receive the Eagle Scout award at a Court of Honors by Troop 113 in St Victor s gym at 7 30 tonight. Richard H Bahr district chairman will present the honor. Mike Connors will receive the bronze Eagle palm from James Gordee. Donald Brown of Monroe will speak on the Scout financial drive and United Fund of Monroe. Court of Honor begins at 7 30 p.m.
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Steve Schwartz
Glenn Schwartz
19Th Street
St. Victor’s Gymnasium
Schwartz
Richard H. Bahr
Valley District
Mike Connors
P. J. Connors Jr
James Gordee
Mike
Donald Brown
Monroe
United Fund of Monroe
Court of Honor
Dr. Harold O. Schneider dies in Oregon at 56
Dr. Harold O. Schneider former Monroe physician died in his sleep Saturday in Salem Oregon. Funeral services were held at United Church of Christ in Salem with burial in Portland. He was born in Monroe September 6 1908 and educated at the University of Wisconsin medical school. He served as medical officer in World War II and practiced in Salem for about a decade. He is survived by his wife Louise Warner a son Dan his mother and a brother Dr. Robert Schneider.
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Monroe
Harold O
Misty) Schneider
Salem
Ore
Otto Schneider
17Th Avenue
Gertrude Day
Schneider
United Church of Christ At
Portland
Dr. Schneider
Otto and
Anna Kuhnke Schnieder
Monroe High School
University of Wisconsin Medical College
Milwaukee
D. D. Ruehlman
Cleveland
Norfolk
Marine
New River
N.C
Cuba
Philippine Islands
Navy
Cavite
Corregidor
Robert Schneider
Haresfoot
Louise Warner
Nebraska
Dan
Chicago
Closing Slated At Horicon Area Goose Season
The State Conservation Department expects a federal announcement to close the Horicon area goose hunting season at sunset Wednesday. Through Saturday 9,500 birds were taken. the 11,000 quota should be reached by Wednesday. The season stays open outside the registration zone in Dodge and Fond du Lac counties.
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Madison
State Conservation Department
Horicon
Dodge
Fond du Lac
President Renews Nuclear Ban Effort In TV Address
President Johnson reviews latest intelligence before meeting with congressional leaders to discuss Soviet government changes and Red China nuclear issues. He backs the limited test ban and urges world unity to curb nuclear spread, with Red China singled out for potential nuclear blackmail.
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Washington
Johnson
Red China
Soviet Union
United States
White House
George E. Reedy
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Reedy
Britain
France
China
Monroe senior Lena Pluss wins Make It With Wool junior honor
Lena Pluss, a Monroe high school senior, is named one of two top junior division winners in the Make It With Wool contest at Janesville. She advances to the state contest in Madison November 6 7.read more about entrants from Green County and contest officials.
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Monroe
Lena Pluss
Janesville
Miss Pluss
Manuel Loeffel
28Th Avenue
Madison
Green County
Rock
Dane
Jefferson
Green Counties
Marilyn
Linda Phillips
York
Dorothy Coplien
Juda
Mary Sullivan
Janis Sandley
Vicki Baumgartner
Brodhead
Donald Witt
Monticello
Ernest Twist
Beloit
W. B. Hughes, Sr
Clifford Fellows
Evansville
Rock County
Wisconsin Wool Auxiliary
Wisconsin Author Derleth Lectures at Ludow Memorial Library
About 80 people attended Wisconsin author Derleth’s talk in the May Luch singer Room at Ludow Memorial Library yesterday. He spoke on My Affair With the Deweys from Shadow in the Glass, then led a Q and A on Forest Orphans about Carl Marty and the animals at the Northernaire and autographed several books.
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Wisconsin
Auguest Derleth
May Luchsinger
Ludow Memorial Library
Derleth
Deweys
Carl Marty
Northernaire
UAW and AMC Reach Three Year Pact
American Motors Corp and the United Auto Workers settled a three year contract covering 24 000 AMC automotive division workers with profit sharing and improved pensions. A separate deal for the Kelvinator unit at Grand Rapids remains unresolved threatening further shutdowns.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
AMC
Kelvinator
Grand Rapids
Mich
Borg-Warner Corp
UAW
General Motors Corp
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
American Motors
Brezhnev Promotes Peaceful Coexistence in First Policy Speech
In a Lenin's Tomb address at Red Square, Leonid Brezhnev asserts peaceful coexistence and disarmament, downplays cosmic race with the United States, and pledges Leninist collective leadership. He meets cosmonauts Vladimir Komarov Konstantin Feoktistov Boris Yegorov along with Kosygin Mikoyan and Suslov. Khrushchev’s fate remains unresolved as Brezhnev emphasizes unity in the Communist movement.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Nikita
Lenin
United States
Space
Vladimir Komarov
Konstantin Feoktistov
Boris Yegorov
Party
Central Committee Presidium
Kremlin
Communist Party
Pravda
Khrushchev
United Nations
Europe
Peking
Pvt. Doberman actor Maurice Gosfield dies at 51
Saranac Lake New York Maurice Gosfield best known as Pvt. Doberman on Sgt Bilko died after a long illness in Will Rogers Memorial Hospital at age 51. He had recently been brought from New York City with diabetes heart trouble and other complications.
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Saranac Lake
N.Y
Maurice Gosfield
Pvt. Doberman
Sgt. Bilko
Will Rogers Memorial Hospital
New York City
Gosfield
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Dr. Stovall
Tollway
Oakland
Calif
Brusveen
W. D. Stovall JR
Illinois
Barry
Ed Kennedy
Hutchinson
Reds
LBJ
President Harts
Jaycees
Brooklyn
New Glarus
Browntown
Zanders Lake
Lafayette County
Yellowstone
Spafford Creek
H. O. Schneider
Salem, Ore
Oregon
Horicon Area
Lena
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