Pheasants Elude Hunters in Green County Weekend
The opening weekend of the 1963 pheasant season saw hunt pressure rise 10 percent on public grounds while pheasant bagging fell 25 percent. District game manager Clarence R. Benkert noted 2,320 cock pheasants will be stocked across five public areas through Nov. 24, with Brooklyn and Browntown receiving substantial shares.
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Clarence R. Benkett
Ringneck
Benkert
Green County
Brodhead
Brooklyn
Browntown
New Glarus
Liberty Creek
Jay Breitenfelt
Ft. Atkinson
Harold A. Pederson
Ray Schwartzlow Jr
Albany
Meyers Funeral Set for Thursday
Sam Meyers 72 long time Blanchardville barber died while en route to St. Clare hospital. Funeral services will be Thursday at 10 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church Blanchardville. He was born April 14 1891 in Dodgeville and married Frances Farmer in 1916. Surviving wife daughter son two sisters. Rosary at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
Sam Meyers
St. Clare Hospital
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Mr. Meyers
Dodgeville
Samuel and
Rosena Roberts Meyers
Frances Farmer
Robert Stone
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Sam F
Garfield Johnson
Jefferson
Charles Kress
Corona
Saether
Soviet Leader Davydov Dies at 56 in Kiev
Moscow berichtet dass Alexei Davydov, 56, Bürgermeister von Kiev und Mitglied der Kommunistischen Partei der Ukraine, am Montag unerwartet gestorben ist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Alexei Davydov
Kiev
Ukraine
Communist Party
Tass
Booklets Distributed By Auxiliary At College Night Event
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary handed out Need a Lift booklets detailing college scholarships and loan opportunities at the College Night program last night. More than 300 students and parents attended as Herbert T. Johnson spoke on higher education, with Walter Babula and Leo Sebald assisting. Representatives from 22 colleges and all four armed forces branches, including a last minute Marine Corps addition, were present. refreshments followed in the M Room for informal discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Sam Rubi
William Eberhardt
Herbert T. Johnson
Monroe
Walter Babula
Leo Sebald
Marine Corps
Professor's Wife Victim of Slaying in Arkansas
Coroner ruled Mrs. E. R. Stapleton 57 English teacher at Harding College died of suffocation by unknown person. Decomposed body found 20 miles south of Searcy after she disappeared October 8 from a laundry station. cotton wad stuffed in throat. Sheriff Price said no clues and doubted link to tire shop break ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searcy
Ark
Allen Foster
E. R. Stapleton
Harding College
Superior
Wisconsin
Jack Price
Tito Guard Bolstered After Hotel Incidents
Police tightened protection for President Tito after two incidents near the Waldorf Astoria. A clash between Tito aides and five persons Monday night prompted high level talks on his safety. two anti Titoists were seized near the foreign visitor's suite as President Kennedy requested a report.
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New York
Tito
Kennedy
Waldorf-Astoria
Madison cheese market shows steady demand and adequate supplies
In Madison Wisconsin today cheese demand is fair to good with supplies generally adequate for large styles and about adequate for small styles. Prices include cheddars 35 to 38 1/2 cents, 40 pound blocks 36 to 39 cents, single daisies 38 1/2 to 39 cents, longhorns 38 1/2 to 39 1/2 cents, and midgets 37 1/2 to 40 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Ship Rides Out Hurricane Blast
Hurricane Ginny battered the North Carolina coast as two Coast Guard cutters held a powerless Navy destroyer escort of 10 crew members. The 306 foot Fogg drifted after breaking a towline while Ginny moved offshore, with winds near 80 mph and surge, as crews awaited safer lines to reach the vessel.
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Associated Press
Ginny
North Carolina
Coast Guard
Atlantic
New York Weather Bureau
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Lawrence University formed by merger of two Wisconsin colleges
Lawrence of Appleton and Milwaukee Downer will consolidate resources at Appleton in June 1964 creating a 1200 plus student university with endowment over 20 million dollars. The Milwaukee campus is offered to UW for 10 million to aid expansion. Downer and Lawrence once separate colleges will operate as three units including Lawrence College Downer College and Conservatory of Music.
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Appleton
Lawrence of Appleton
Milwaukee Downer
Downer Board
Charles W. Stone
William L. Wright
Lawrence Board
Downer
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Lawrence University
Lawrence College
Downer College
Conservatory of Music
Milwaukee - Downer
Lawrence
Stone
Curtis W. Tarr
Madison
Regent
A. Matt Werner
Sheboygan
Wisconsin Foundation accepts $5000 General Mills Bullis grant
The University of Wisconsin Foundation reports a $5,000 scholarship grant from the General Mills Foundation in memory of Harry A. Bullis. The gift supports named scholarships at UW Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University of Wisconsin Foundation
General Mills Foundation
Harry A. Bullis
Stock Mart Jolted. Attempts Comeback
New York stocks fluctuated with a sharp overall decline while late gains came from select issues. Trading remained heavy with about 6.8 million shares that day, up from 5.46 million on Monday. Federal grand jury subpoenas against major steel companies stirred memories of past price rollbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monroe Park Board Advances City Playground Plans
The Monroe Park Board approved buying a new bleacher set for football games to replace fire damaged units at Twining park and planned replacing a merry go round and teether totter at Recreation Park. They also discussed constructing a metal storage building near the city garage and installing three horseshoe courts and resurfacing four tennis courts. A joint meeting with the Board of Education to pursue a possible indoor outdoor swimming pool and school tennis facilities was set for this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Park Board
Board of Education
Lee Mitchell
Park Board
Twining Park
Recreation Park
Twining
Mitchell
Commercial Bank
Staley Faces Ouster Bid From NFO Protesters
In Corning Iowa 250 members demanded a meeting with National Farm Organization directors to air complaints about president Oren Lee Staley. Bob Casper of Winterset urged Staley's resignation before the Des Moines convention as dissension within the group surfaced over past farm policies and a livestock withholding action.
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Corning
Iowa
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Bob Casper
Winterset
Staley
NFC
Des Moines
Casper
National Nfo
National Board
Biggest Airlift Sends 2nd Armored Division to Europe Base
United States airlift of 16 000 soldiers and airmen begins from Bergstrom and other Texas bases. The 2nd Armored Division and support units depart for Europe as the largest overseas airlift in history continues under Gen. Paul S. Adams authority. Weather shifts by Hurricane Ginny alter routes to Greenland and Scotland.
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Bergstrom Air Force Base
Tex
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Connally Air Force Base
Waco
England Air Force Base
Military Air Transport Service
Gray Afb
Killeen
Sheppard Afb
Wichita Falls
Ft. Hood
3Rd Armored
Europe
Texas
Maine
Loring Afb
Dow Afb
Loring
Strategic Air Command
Paul S. Adams
Strike Command
U.S
Iron Curtain
West
Ginny
Atlantic
Germany
Bermuda
Azores
Greenland
Scotland
Corn Picking Schedule at Monroe Event
A Monroe event lists an 8 AM implement display and 9 AM state corn picking contest start. Activities include the Monroe high school band at 11 AM, the Dairyland Jubilee at noon, safety demonstrations at 1 PM, Swiss entertainment at 2:30 PM, and award presentations at 3 PM.
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Monroe High
Alice In Dairyland
Dairyland
Glarus
Robert Schneider
Paul Johnson
Prairie Farmer Magazine
Board moves to end plant emergency and inspect incinerator
The Board of Public Works voted to lift the three year old sewage plant emergency and said the incinerator emergency will end soon. Mayor Evans announced the plant runs at capacity and a $7346 payment to Walker Process Co. was authorized after verification. Council action on lifting the emergency is planned for Nov. 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Orville R. Evans
Walker Process Co
Aurora
A. R. McDaniel
McDaniel
18Th
20Th Avenues
12Th Street
Public To Attend Program in Gym Tomorrow Night
Indian Summer returns to Green County as thousands prepare for the 1963 State and National Corn Picking Contests. Exhibits at the Wil lis Riemer farm near Decatur Township open by 8 a.m. Visitors will hear Wilbur Benk after a 7:30 p.m. banquet at Monroe High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe High School
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Green County
Willis Riemer
Decatur Township
Arthur Carter
Carter
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Wilbur Benk
Marvin Malkow
Riemer
Drouth
Riemer Farm
Jordan Prairie
Jordan Creek
Labor Leftist Leader Hurt in British Crash
Michael Foot 50, leader of the left wing of Britain's Labor party, is in dangerous condition after auto collision and surgery. His wife Jill Craigie 47, a movie director, sustained head and pelvic injuries in Hereford England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
England
Michael Foot
Britain
Labor Party
Jill Craigie
Two Ex-Cons Seized in Kidnapping Case Near Chicago
In Elgin Illinois police and FBI traced a car carrying ex Colorado convicts James Sherbondy 43 James McMahon 58 and Arlen Thompson 40. They recovered four homemade bombs four revolvers and a shotgun plus 1682 in cash with total 2138 found in the vehicle. Thompson reported the kidnapping from Des Plaines informing the FBI and giving the car's license number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Ill
Colorado
FBI
Chicago
James Sherbondy
Minturn
Colo
Colorado State Penitentiary
Canon City
James McMahon
Illinois Public Safety
Jack Kelm
Arlen E. Thompson
Denver
Thompson
McMahon
Des Plaines
Hearing Set For Janesville Police Trio
Three Janesville officers Sgt. Donald R. Webb patrolman James J. Shea Jr and John Herrington were bound over for preliminary hearings in Rock County Court on burglary and theft charges for breaking into a paint shop on Oct 14 and stealing five gallons of paint a gallon of turpentine and three brushes with bond set at 1000 each. The officers were arraigned Monday and suspended pending disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Rock County
Donald R. Webb
James J. Shea Jr
John Herrington
Jasper A. Webb
Sgt. Webb
Shea
Herrington
Retired Woolen Merchant Dies After $1,683 Daily Double Win
Westbury New York Harry Levine 75 of Brooklyn won a $1,683.50 daily double on a $2 bet at the race track. He died of a heart attack Monday night as he prepared to cash the ticket after providing tax information for winnings over $600. He had picked winners in races six, seven, eight and nine on October 3.
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Westbury
N.Y
Harry Levine
Brooklyn
Levine
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Heart Fund
Mrrs
Richard Wagner
Wisconsin Heart Association
Jack Kurtinitis
South Central
Alpha Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Times
Bullis
Stock Mart
Vito Genovese
U.S. Supreme Court
Genovese
Leavenworth
Kan
Divison
2Nd Armored Division
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