Renk predicts stronger farms and a 1970 revolution end
Wilbur Renk, Sun Prairie farmer and GOP proxy, spoke at Monroe High School to Corn Picking Contest participants, predicting agriculture’s cycle will end by 1970 with a healthier farm price picture. He urged farming to adapt with larger, specialized operations and new product uses while stressing food production to meet world hunger and export opportunities.
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Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Monroe High School
Chamber of Commerce
Renk
GOP
Senate
Herman Schmitz
U.S
United States
Greek Poet Seferis Wins Nobel Prize in Literature
Nobel Prize in literature awarded to Greek poet Giorgos Seferis, 63, the first Greek laureate. Royal Swedish Academy honors his lyrical writing inspired by Hellenic culture with a 265,000 crown prize.
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Seferis
Stockholm
Giorgos Seferis
Royal Swedish Literary Academy
Chrysler Directors Back Second 2 for 1 Stock Split
Chrysler Corp directors meeting in New York recommended to shareholders another 2 for 1 stock split. They also declared a 25 cent quarterly dividend for Q4 1963 and a 25 cent dividend for Q1 1964, noting 1.22 dollars per share earnings for Q3 1963 on 22.8 million dollars net.
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Detruit W
Chrysler Corp
New York
Chrysler
Airlift Ahead Of Time For 150 Transports
FRANKFURT Germany Exercise Big Lift progressed rapidly as 150 C-135 transports delivered 9,436 soldiers of the 2nd Armored Division to bases in West Germany and France. Officials expect the transatlantic ferry to finish well before the 72 hour USS deadline, with completion anticipated about 63 hours after the Bergstrom start.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Texas
Iron Curtain
2Nd Armored Division
West Germany
France
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Tex
Army
Air Force
United Fund Reaches 40 Percent of Goal in Monroe
The Monroe United Fund campaign has reached 40 percent of its $20,950 goal with $8,389 raised. The drive, begun Oct. 1 in the business area and kicked off Oct. 14 with a house-to-house canvass, aims to complete by month’s end.
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United Fund
Monroe
L. J. Schroeder
Berra Named Yank Manager
Yogi Berra, 38, was named manager of the New York Yankees. The appointment follows Ralph Houk’s promotion to general manager two days earlier and caps Berra’s 17 years with the club after leading the Yankees to three American League pennants and two World Series titles as manager-in-wacth.
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NEW York
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
Ralph Houk
Berra
Houk
Yankees
Switzerland
Monroe
Hans Feldmann
Peter Best
Oscar Langhard
Bern
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Best
Swiss Cheese Union
Feldmann
Swiss Cheese Exporters Association
Langhard
New Zealand
International Dairy Association
International Cheese Commission
Behlen
Columbus
Neb
Times
Cheese Trade Fair Reports Mixed Demand in Madison
In Madison Wisconsin the cheese trade shows demand mostly fair with supplies generally adequate. Prices range for cheddars 35 to 38 cents per pound, 40 pound blocks 36 to 39 cents, single daisies 38.5 to 39 cents, longhorns 38.5 to 39 cents, and snidgets 37.5 to 40 cents per pound.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Ginny Swirls North Off Coast Intensifies Near Florida
Hurricane Ginny drifted slowly up the Atlantic with peak winds around 75 mph. Forecasters extended hurricane watch north from Daytona Beach to Myrtle Beach as Ginny moves northwest about 105 miles east-northeast of Daytona Beach toward Georgia coast after midnight.
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Miami
Fla
Daytona Beach
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Ginny
Atlantic
National Contest Brings Throngs to Riemer Farm
Two Green County farmers Arlyn Zee and Ambrose Wenger won state corn picking honors at Willis Riemer farm and earned the right to contest for national titles. Zee scored 97.68 in two-row picker and Wenger 97.061 in Picker-Sheller using New Idea and John Deere equipment. Other state winners were Donald Pope and Carlyle J. Kuster.
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Riemer Farm
Donald Pope
Janesville
Arlyn Zee
Albany
Ambrose Wenger
Blanchardville
Carlyle J. Kuster
Pgtosi
Zee
Wenger
Pope
Wisconsin
Times
Green County
Willis Riemer
York Township
Paul Johnson
Prairie Farmer Magazine
Allis Chalmers
University of Wisconsin Agricultural Engineering Department
Paul
Broduidba
Bonnie Gene Holtsapple
Frank Holtsapple
Jaycee
Dougherty Creek Watershed Association
Adams Lutheran Church
Argyle Rod and Gun Club
Green County Conservation League
NFC
Postville
George Bleiler
Potosi
John Deere
Kuster
U S Clears 1.2 Million Bushels of Corn for Hungary
Washington reports the government approved a 1.2 million bushel export to Communist Hungary as part of grain dealings with the Soviet bloc. The issue of wheat sales remains tangled due to higher shipping rates charged by American shipowners, prompting calls for a White House decision.
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Washington
Hungary
Soviet Bloc
White House
Commerce Department
Cargill, Inc
Big Minneapolis Grain
Kennedy
State Department
United States
Moscow
U S Student Freed By Reds Returns Home From Berlin
Robert Mann a 20 year old Sepulveda California native said he was treated well in East German jail for 21 months but is a nervous wreck. He spoke halting English and asked for translations as he described a secret East Berlin trial and his release by the Red regime yesterday. He stressed the need to adjust after his return to the United States.
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Robert Mann
East Germany
Mann
Sepulveda
Calif
U.S
West Berlin
Red
East Berlin
Janesville Police Trio Bound Over for Trial
Three Janesville police officers Lt Donald Webb James Shea Jr and John Herrington were bound over to Rock County Court for trial on charges of burglarizing a paint store. They allegedly broke in on Oct 14 taking five gallons of paint a gallon of turpentine and three brushes.
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Janesville
Rock County Court
Donald Webb
James Shea Jr
John Herrington
Wisconsin lawyers polled on judge Rabinovitz choice
The Wisconsin State Bar surveys lawyers to learn opinions on David Rabinovitz of Sheboygan for a western Wisconsin federal judgeship. The poll seeks whether lawyers want a referendum on his qualifications and whether he is deemed qualified, with Oct 31 deadline. The bar says results publishable only if a majority vote yes.
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Madison
Wisconsin
David Rabinovitz
Sheboygan
Federal Court For
Western Wisconsin
Rabinovitz
Kennedy
Patrick T. Stone
Wausau
Senate
Rabinovita
Executive Committee
Orderly admits killing at YMCA in Madison
Madison Dane County District Attorney William D. Byrne said a 22 year old psychiatric ward orderly admitted stabbing to death Jerome P. McGuiggan 25 of Clarksville Indiana at the YMCA early Monday. Ankomeus said he met McGuiggan at the Y a few days ago after traveling from Whitewater to work at University hospitals.
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Madison
Dane County Dist
William D. Byrne
Madison Hospital
Indiana
YMCA
Byrne
Craig Anxomous
Jerome P. McGuiggan
Clarksville
Ind
Ankomeus
Whitewater
University Hospitals
National Corn Picking Contest Draws 60 000 in Morning
Midwest traffic funnels into Willis Riemer farm in Decatur Township as the 1963 National Corn Picking Contest begins. About 60 000 attended by 11 a.m., with organizers expecting 75 000 to 100 000 before 3:30 p.m. Awards were to be presented after safety demos and entertainment.
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Midwest
Willis Riemer
Decatur Township
Nebraska
Minnesota
Missouri
Orin Berge
University of Wisconsin
Donald McDowell
State Department of Agriculure
America
McDowell
Paul C. Johnson
Prairie Farmer Magazine
Dairyland Hospitality Center
Green County Holstein Breeders
Pure Milk Association
Wisconsin
Arlyn Zee
Allis-Chalmer
Stock List Rallies as Motors and Steels Rise
New York stocks rallied late in the day led by motors, steels, sugars and electronics. Volume neared 6.0 million shares, with Chrysler jumping on news of a 2-for-1 split and doubled dividend, trading was briefly halted amid heavy buy orders.
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New York
Chrysler
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Ford Motor Co
Yank
Dullee
Georgia Coast
Judge Choice
Dairyland
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