Case Dismissed Against 16 Area Members of NFO
Charges of disorderly conduct against 16 NFO members tied to an Aug. 26 incident at the Edward J. Kaderly farm in Spring Grove Township were dismissed in Green County Circuit Court after a pre trial conference. District Attorney Joseph D. Viney cited lack of evidence and noted difficulty identifying all involved as about 50 NFO members were present.
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NFO
Edward J. Kaderly
Spring Grove Township
Green County
Dist
Joseph D. Viney
Kaderly
Emil Treuthardt
Juda
Arthur L. Luebke
Viney
Luekke
Myrta Popanz
Alice R. Gadow
Western Casualty and Surety Co
Judith Mahle
Monroe
Green County Court
Dale Hudnall
Brodhead
Sam Walter
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Daniel Benkert
Montgomery
Kay Chesebro
Ford Motor Co
Wayne Lehmann
Watertown
Luebke
Charles A. Keene
Middleton
Eunice M. Grunner
Brooklyn
General Castualty Co
Wisconsin
William Frederick Bittner
Harold Nelson Pohl
Lena
Albert Badertscher Jr
Gilbert D. Rockey
Clifford D. Rockey
Cecil Haur
Harold Green
Burnett Kubly
Lamont Zimmerman
Orville Newcomer
Ronald Shrier
David Erickson
Ralph Schwartz
Thorwald Olson
Leon Baumgartner
Leslie Pinnow
Merle Paffel
Floyd Malcock
Pennsylvania Railroad Plans $150 Million in 1965 Spending
Stuart T. Saunders, chairman of the Pennsylvania Railroad, announced Monday night that the carrier will raise its capital spending in 1965 to about $150 million for new and improved equipment and facilities, up $30 million from 1964 outlays.
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Milwaukee
Stuart T. Saunders
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
Cambodia Charges Air Strikes Near Saigon
The Defense Ministry announced that Cambodia sent three air force planes to strafe and bomb a Vietnamese border area in the Plain of Reeds near Saigon, South Viet Nam.
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Cambodia
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Defense Ministry
Plain of Reeds
Halloween Parade and Dances Sponsored by Monroe Jaycees
The Monroe Jaycees host a Halloween Parade starting 6 25 p m from Lincoln School parking lot with 72 piece Monroe Cadet Band led by Allan F Barnard. Students must be at 6 p m, costumes judged, prizes over 70, films shown, candy sacks given, and dances for junior and senior high students follow at the Monroe Community Center and the M Room respectively.
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Monroe Jaycees
Lincoln School
Monroe
Allan F. Barnard
John Beutel
Platteville State University
Barnard
Lincoln Gymnasium
Walt Disney
Jaycees
Duane Worseth
Monroe Community Center
The
Dan Bahler
Ted Scheffer
Stock Market Trading Active
New York traders saw irregular early afternoon activity as election nerves and GM plant shutdowns weighed on sentiment. The Associated Press average slipped 0.3 to 331.4, with industrials, rails and utilities down. the Dow edged 0.19 lower at 876.82 as electronics and chemicals mixed.
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New York
General Motors
Wall Street
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Goblins of Bargains Halloween Event Headed by Monroe Merchants
Merchants in Monroe plan a Halloween night promotion titled Goblins of Bargains with new fall and holiday merchandise and special values across all departments. Stores stay open 7:30 to 10 p.m. for shopping and a parade led by the Monroe High School Pep Band will form at the Community Center and move to the square. A Money Haystack for children up to 10 will be on the Courthouse lawn with police and Civil Defense escort. Witch figures will distribute candy gifts for attendees.
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Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe High School
Schuetze Clothing
Police Department
Civil Defense
Janesville Union Stays On Strike After National Deal
United Auto Workers Local 95 at Fisher Body Division ratified the GM national agreement but kept striking over local issues. Local 121 at Chevrolet plans Wednesday meeting to discuss the national pact and progress on local negotiations. Both GM plants employ about 4 700 workers and have remained closed. Local 95 president Cleo Keele says votes approved national settlement yet kept strike for local terms. Bargaining chief Robert Vickers notes progress but many issues remain, especially wages seniority and shift preferences. Local 121 officers report nightly meetings with management.
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Janesville
United Auto Workers Local 95
Fisher Body
General Motors Corp
Local 121
Chevrolet Assembly
UAW
Cleo Keele
Local 95
Fisher
Robert Vickers
Chevrolet
Ushers Strike Delays ABC Television Across Networks
In New York the ABC network ran about 15 minutes late due to a strike by ushers or pages from the National Association of Broadcasting Employes and Technicians. Union reports say the walkout aimed at a failing contract, with pickets outside Hollywood and Mt. Wilson facilities and Chicago offices.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
National Association of Broadcasting
Los Angeles
Radio and Television
Hollywood
Mt. Wilson
Kabc Radio
Kabc-Tvv
Chicago
Wbkb-Tv
ABC Radio
WLS
NABET
Citizens Group urges indoor pool at high school
The Citizens Advisory Committee presented 10 recommendations to the Board of Education urging construction of an indoor pool at the senior high school not to exceed 250000 dollars. A separate bond issue should be placed on a soonest possible ballot, preferably early in 1965, with a referendum of electors.
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Citizens Advisory Committee
Board of Education
George Barry
School Board
Recreation Department
John Hickman
University of Wisconsin
Recreation Park
TV Crime Violence Seen As Direct Cause Of Delinquency
A Senate subcommittee reported televised crime and violence contribute to delinquency among youths though not the sole factor. The interim finding cites expert testimony and research linking viewing to antisocial attitudes, noting many children under 12 watch TV daily, spending more time with screens than in school or church.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Man Pleads Innocent Of Counterfeit Passing
John G. Johnson 34 of Hanover Park NL pleaded innocent in U S District Court to passing counterfeit twenty dollar bills in Wisconsin. He and Dr Giulio Bruni 44 of Chicago have been indicted for passing 1200 dollars in bogus currency at Dodge County firms on Sept 13. Bruni pleaded innocent and is free on 20000 dollar bond. Johnson is free on 1000 dollar bond.
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Milwaukee
John G. Johnson
Hanover Park
U.S
Wisconsin
Johnson
Giulio Bruni
Chicago
Dodge County
Bruni
No Birthday Celebration Today For Missing Paul Joseph Fronczak
Mrs. Chester Fronczak marks her 29th birthday in vigil at St. Anne's Church awaiting word on her day old son Paul Joseph who was abducted from Michael Reese Hospital six months ago. Police, led by Lt. John Carten, report few leads and no new suspects while the family clings to hope the child is alive.
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Chicago
Chester Fronczak
Fronczak
Michael Reese
Daniel Purcell
St. Anne’s
Farmers Warn of Fire Risk Amid Dry Harvest
Damp weather may ease danger as Green County farmers harvest corn yielding up to 100 bushels per acre. Fields are tinder dry and grass fires have been common. Fire departments urge prompt calls at first signs of flame to prevent rapid spread through stalks and dust.
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Green County
Monroe
Josef J. Benkert
Singer Under Bond For Threatening LBJ
In Miami a coffee house folk singer, Paul S. Back, 26, was held on 25000 bond after a friend testi fied that he threatened to kill President Johnson. The witness Reid Trencher said Back boasted of harming Johnson if he visited Miami.
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Miami
Fla
Johnson
Jacksonville
Michigan Steel
Bruce Lee Cornell
Cornell
Paul S. Back
Air Force
U.S
Roger Davis
Kenneth Dinnerstein
Reid Trencher
Back
Lyndon Baines Johnson
LBJ Plans Milwaukee Campaign Stop Friday
President Lyndon B. Johnson will speak at Kosciuszko Park in Milwaukee on Friday after arriving at Mitchell Field. Gov. Reynolds and Rep. Zablocki announced the visit as part of a whirlwind Wisconsin tour with other major candidates. Johnson’s appearance marks his first as president in Milwaukee since 1962.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Lyndon B. Johnson
Milwaukee
Kosciuszko Park
John W. Reynolds
Clement Zablocki
Johnson
Mitchell Field
Rockford
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Racine
Green Bay
Madison
Zablocki
MacArthur Square
Park
14Th Ward
United States
Zablecki
Reynolds
William Proxmire
Gaylord Nelson
Henry Reuss
Henry Maier
John F. Kenneley
Barry Goldwater
William E. Miller
New York
Goldwater
Oshkosh
Miller
la Crosse
John Kenneth Galbraith
India
Johnson-Humphrey
Galbraith
University of Wisconsin
Ripon College
Oshkosh State University
Lawrence College
Appleton
Humphrey
Warren P. Knowles
Milwaukee Junior Bar Association
States allow employee voting time under law
Chicago Commerce Clearing House reports 30 states including Wisconsin have laws permitting employees to vote during work hours. Eighteen states require employers to pay for voting time. Wisconsin and three other states permit time off without pay. Eight states do not specify pay requirements.
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Chicago
Commerce Clearing House
Wisconsin
Sudan leader pledges end to military rule after riots
President Ibrahim Abboud promised to end Sudan's six year military rule after five days of violent rioting. An opposition political strike was scheduled to begin today as part of the unrest.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Ibrahim Abboud
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Boyd Elliott
Times
ABC
Radio Network
Russell Schweickart
Houston
Texas
Paul Joseph
By Seymour M. Hersh
Mrs. Fronczak
Singer
LBJ
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