New Sugar Pond Subdivision Opens in Albany Township
A new Sugar Pond subdivision, part of Albany Township on the Sugar River Parkway extension, opened to the public. Campfire Land Co. subdivided Whitcomb Sanitarium estate into 14 lots. Gerald John, executive VP, toured with family. A Swiss chalet built for sale at 13950 dollars overlooks Sugar River and Lake Winnetka named by Indians. Restrictions limit homes to 600 square feet minimum, no mobile homes or trailers.
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Sugar Pond
Albany Township
Joe Kuhne
Monroe Contractor
Campfire Land Co., Inc
Appleton
Sugar River
Sugar River Parkway
Whitcomb Sanitarium Estate
Gerald John
Lcensed
Steve
Albany
Monroe
Lake Winnetka
Parkway
Kahne
Sabrina Kremer
Hamburg
Germany
Lawrence College
Miss Kremer
Vienna Press
Kremer
Mrs Birschbach Dies in State Traffic Accident
Mrs. Margaret L Birschbach, 40, was killed in a dawn traffic accident on Highways 55 151 near Fond du Lac while standing at the scene of a prior crash. Her husband Jerome Birschbach, 41, of Monroe was injured along with other family members, leaving eight children motherless.
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Jerome Birschbach
Fond du Lac
Alex
Edwin Birschbach
Monroe
Margaret L
Birschbach
Stauffacher Youths Aid Republicans Auto Caravan
The Kuehn Boys from Browntown joined the Green County Republican caravan touring Belleville Brooklyn Monroe and other towns in support of Philip Kuehn for governor. The group included 11 year old Mike and Bob Stauffacher with Mrs. Marvin Stauffacher noting enthusiastic receptions. Other candidates and a GOP breakfast for Kuehn and state candidates were announced at the Swiss Wheel starting at 9 a.m.
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Browntown
Monticello
New Glarus
Belleville
Brooklyn
Dayton
Albany
Juda
Monroe
Brodhead
Gordon W. Roseleip
C.M. Stauffer
Assembly
Kuehn
Missing Flier Awarded Honor
GREENVILLE SC A Distinguished Service medal has been awarded to Maj Rudolf Anderson Jr 35 pilot of the US reconnaissance plane missing in the Cuban area The pilot's father Rudolf Anderson Sr said Gen Thomas S Power commander of the Strategic Air Command notified him The general called the award long overdue and declared the son missing in action in this country's hour of great peril Maj Anderson already holds the Distinguished Flying Cross with two oak leaf clusters for Korea and the Airman's Medal
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Greenville
S.C
Rudolf Anderson Jr
U.S
Rudolf Anderson Sr
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Command
Maj
Anderson
Korea
Gen
Power
Line Break Cuts Off AP Service to Times
The Monroe Evening Times suffered an AP teletype outage from 8 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. due to line damage between Monroe and Madison after a crane struck a main toll line near Paoli. Beloit Daily News assisted by providing some wire copy.
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Monroe Evening Times
Associated Press
Madison
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Paoli
Evening Times
Beloit Daily News
Deputies Probe Three Area Break-ins
Deputies investigated three break-ins over the weekend in the Juda area and Pleasant Grove near Juda. In Juda the LaBorde garage and the Higi school were entered with tools and small items stolen from the schoolhouse and garage.
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Juda
Pleasant Grove School
LaBorde
Higi
Powers
Reservists Stand By Planes Guarding Bases in Cuba
Report says reconnaissance planes track Cuban missile bases for signs of dismantling by Russia. Atlantic quarantine fleet stays on alert, with no Soviet ships within a few days’ sail. Officials expect no major pullback in US military postures until missile threat ends. Reservists likely remain active, with continued surveillance as Khrushchev signals dismantling.
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Washington
USS
Cuba
Atlantic
U.S
United States
Castro Signals Latin Terrorism Sparks Oil Sabotage Fears
U S and Venezuelan officials warn of a continent wide Castro linked sabotage campaign after bombings in Lake Maracaibo cripple Creole Petroleum stations. Four power sites damaged. Creole says Tijuana field inoperable with 525 000 barrels daily output halted. recovery may take one to three months.
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Caracus
U.S
Venezuela
Washington
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Creole Petroleum Corp
Lake Maracaibo
Caracas
Romulo Betan
Cuba
Creole Petroleum
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Tijuana
Green County Board Opens Budget Deliberations
The Green County Board will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. to begin its annual budget talks. The proposed budget totals 2,113,431 dollars, up 84,926 from 1961, with increases in highway, hospital, and federal and state retirement costs. The levy is 1,218,474 dollars, up 67,060 from last year. Tax rate will be set after the public hearing at 8:30 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 5.
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Green County Board
Highway Department
Disaster Alert Plan Improvements Sought By PTA Council Here
Mrs. Donald Springer leads the Monroe PTA Civil Defense committee calling an emergency meeting to strengthen school disaster planning. She notes the current alert system is inadequate, urges a city siren purchase, and asks the Board of Education for a definitive, unified plan for nuclear or natural disasters.
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Donald Springer
Monroe
Springer
Board of Education
Monroe Teachers Expected at Milwaukee Convention
A hundred percent attendance is planned as Monroe's 118 public school teachers head to a two day Milwaukee convention starting Thursday. Dismissal will occur before 3 p.m. with buses leaving at 3 p.m. Main speakers include Michael B. Petrovich and Dr. Ralph E. Lapp.
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Monroe
Milwaukee
Derwin J. Huenink
Warships Stay Pending Action On Base Removal
The White House said U.S. ships surrounding Cuba will remain on station until the United Nations approves an effective inspection system. No word on whether the Soviet Union has begun dismantling missile bases in Cuba. Khrushchev and Kennedy traded conciliatory moves as U Thant prepared to visit Cuba. A U.S. reconnaissance plane was reported missing after Cuban anti aircraft fire.
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Washington
White House
U.S
Cuba
United Nations
Soviet Union
Pierre Salenger
Kennedy
United States
U.N
Khrushchev
U Thant
Castro
Kuznetsov
New York
Moscow
Turkey
Halloween Parade Draws Monroe Children and Prizes
Hundreds of Monroe youngsters are expected for the Jaycee Halloween parade starting at 6 30 p m Wednesday. The event features 70 prizes for best costumes, a Pep Band march, and post parade activities at Lincoln gymnasium and the Junior high dance and Community Center party.
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Monroe
The
Jaycees
Youth Council
United
Nasium
Wesley Wandfluh
William Moon
Kenneth Norder
Paul Mueller
Paul Paulson
Fred Blanc
Monroe Students To Exchange Trip West With Books Gifts
Thirty Monroe students and two chaperones depart Thursday for Wheat Ridge Colorado for a week of classes sightseeing and exchange activities. They will carry ten books by Wisconsin writers to present to the Wheat Ridge school library and meet local university affiliates.
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Monroe
Wheat Ridge
Colo
Herbert Ainsworth
Fred R. Simpson
Harland Zick
Madison
Dubuque
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Rapid City
S.D
Cheyenne
Wyo
Colorado School
Wisconsin
John F. Schindler
Walden West
August Derleth
Derleth
Board of Education
Herbert Kubly
New Glarus
Edna Thurber
Carl Schurz
Hamlin Garland
E.B. Lux
James Gobeli
Wheat Ridge Exchange Group
Colorado
Sally Dickson
Teri Kaskey
Switzerland
Wheat
Denver
Frank C
United States
Air Force Academy
Neil A. Ja
North Adams
Mass
Omaha
Neb
Lincoln
Martha Ackert
Cruz Valenzuela
Cuban Dictator Remains Threat to Latin America
U S officials say Fidel Castro’s prestige is damaged but his capacity for subversion persists. Radio Havana reportedly calls for insurrection in Honduras. Secretary Rusk briefed Latin American ambassadors on developing Cuban crisis, with details kept confidential.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Radio
Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa
Nicaragua
Rusk
Smallpox Surveillance For Passengers On Liner Orion
The Orion docked in Plymouth England on Sunday as 52 passengers were placed under daily medical surveillance for smallpox symptoms.
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Pymouth
England
Orion
West Europe Hails Victory After Cuban Crisis Retreat
Western Europe greets the Soviet Union retreat from Cuba as a US victory and شرinks hope to renew East West talks on disarmament. Kennedy is seen as crisis hero while Khrushchev earns praise. governments welcome dismantling missile sites and seek broader negotiations toward a nuclear test ban.
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London
Europe
Soviet Union
United States
Kennedy
West
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Spaak
Per Haekkerup
Cuba
Pravyda
Fidel Castro
Moscow Radio
Pravda
India seeks U S weapons to resist China
Delhi reported India asked the United States for weapons to fight China and a spokesman indicated shipment was imminent. Nehru pressed U S Ambassador Galbraith for aid as India also announced Demchok fell to Chinese forces and about 2000 to 2500 Indian soldiers were dead or missing.
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NFW
Delhi
India
United States
Nehru
U. S
John Kenneth Galbraith
Demchok
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Defense Department
San Cristobal
New Sugar Pond Subdivision
Stauffacher
Pentagon
Kremlin
PTA Council
Jerry Coplien
Robert Kitto
Lincoln Gym
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