Reynolds Denies Knowles Accusations Over Spending
Gov. John W. Reynolds rebutted Warren Knowles charges that the Department of Administration spent 3.2 million dollars without legislative authorization. He labeled the claims reckless and false, attacked Auditor J. J. Kilcher, and defended staff integrity while denying improper acts.
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Milwaukee
John W. Reynolds
Warren Knowles
State Department of Administration
Reynolds
Knowles
J. J. Kilcher
Kelcher
Department of Administration
Department of State Audit
Legislative Service
Joint Finance Committee
Keliher
Highway Department
Johnson Wins Campus Mock Election At UW Madison
President Johnson captured 7 165 votes to 3 357 for Goldwater in a UW Madison campus mock vote. State results showed Warren Knowles over Reynolds and Wilbur Renk over Proxmire. About 40 percent turnout was reported.
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Madison
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
University of Wisconsin
Goldwater
Warren Knowles
John W. Reynolds
Wilbur Renk
U.S
William Proxmire
Four Receive Nobel Awards for Physics and Chemistry
Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to Dr. Charles Townes of MIT and two Russian scientists for maser work. Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin wins the Chemistry prize for X-ray determined structures of important biochemical compounds. Each prize totals $53,123. Townes comments on his excitement. the Russian guests are noted as former Cambridge visitors.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Charles H. Townes
Massachusets Institute of Technology
Dorothy Crowfoot-Hodgkin
Oxford University
England
Alfred Nobel
Townes
Nikolay Basov
Aleksander Prochorov
Moscow
Pasadena
Calif
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cambridge
Mass
Greenville
S.C
Martin Luther King
United States
Konrad Bloch
Feodor Lynen
West Germany
Jean-Paul Sartre
France
Nobel
Grissom Says Titan Now the Safest Rocket
Astronaut Virgil S. Grissom declares the Titan GT3 booster the safest space vehicle yet built for a three orbit flight around Earth planned for February. He told reporters Wednesday he is more confident in the Gemini Titan rocket than in its predecessors.
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Baltimore
Virgil S. Grissom
Grissom
Halloween Costume Parade Starts Here At 6 25 On Saturday
Duane Worseth the Jaycee chairman announces that if weather is bad all activities except the parade will stay at their scheduled times. Children gather in costume at Lincoln School gym at 6 00 pm and the parade starts at 6 25 pm Saturday with costumes judged in the gym if it rains films are shown and candy sacks distributed. Parade judges include Robert Hahlen Richard Kundert and Richard Harbick. Junior high dance at Monroe Community Center 7 30 to 10 pm and senior high dance in the high school M Room 8 30 to 11 pm.
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Duane Worseth
Jaycee
Lincoln School
Robert Hahlen
Richard Kundert
Richard Harbick
Monroe Community Center
Clothes Closet Appeals for School Child Clothing
The Clothes Closet run by Monroe Woman's Club asks for donated clothing for school age children with emphasis on warm coats slacks snowsuits up to size 6 boots baby clothes and other essentials. It operates Wednesdays 1 to 4 p.m. at the rear of the Community Center and donations may be left boxed at the Community Center when open.
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Monroe Woman’s Club
David Burri
Ford Faces Strike Threat as UAW Pushes for Local Pacts
Detroit Ford Motor Co. faces a possible strike as 23 of its 90 UAW bargaining units lack at the plant working agreements needed to back the national Ford UAW contract. The UAW set a 10 a.m. deadline on November 6 for these units, risking shutdowns of several Ford plants. General Motors also remains hobbled by local stoppages, with many units still without agreements as talks continue.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Soviet Premier Kosygin Seeks Peace with West Says Johnson
President Johnson reports Kosygin sent a heartening message that the Soviet Union will maintain its search for peace with the West and continue talks with the United States. He spoke in Salt Lake City at the Mormon Tabernacle during a West tour outlining peaceful policy and change in Communist nations.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Johnson
United States
David O. McKay
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Tabernacle
Wichita
Kant
Philadelphia
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Alexei Kosygin
Soviet Union
Kosygin
China
Cheese market steadies in Madison with steady demand
Wisconsin cheddar market shows steady tone today with fair to good demand. Supplies are adequate but closely held as prices move with 37 to 41 percent ranges across cheddar types and block formats.
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Cheese Mart Steady Madison
Wisconsin
Freshman Mother Balances Nine Kids and Rhode Island College
Mrs. Ama to Nocera, 37, mother of nine, enrolls as a fulltime undergrad at Rhode Island College. Her husband Amato J. Nocera teaches math at Warren High School, and she began college to fulfill a long teaching dream while managing mornings at 5:45 and three hours of study each night.
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Providence
R.I
Amato Nocera
Rosalie Nocera
Rhode Island College
Warren, R.I
President Johnson to Visit Wisconsin Friday
President Lyndon B. Johnson will speak at Kosciuszko Park in Milwaukee on Friday two days after Goldwater and Miller campaigned in the state. Mrs. Johnson will accompany him as he travels by motorcade to the park and returns to Milwaukee before flying to Rockford Illinois.
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Associated Press
Lyndon B. Johnson
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Johnson
Madison
Herbert Hoover
Lady Bird
Barry Goldwater
William Miller
Goldwater
Oshkosh
Miller
la Crosse
Kosciuszko Park
Rockford, Ill
German Visitor To Leave Friday
Miss Anna Marie Borchers of Hamburg Germany visits Monroe three weeks with her cousin Mrs Merlin L Zimmerman. She plans to return home after a week in New York City and has seen much of the Mississippi Iowa Wisconsin Dells and Blue Ridge. She notes postwar fears and comments on Khrushchev while recalling detergents pollution laws affecting her firm.
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Anna Marie Borchers
Hamburg
Germany
Merlin Zimmerman
Lisa Joe
12Th Street
Borchers
Palmolive-Colgate
Hew
O’hara Field
Zimmerman
Times
Helen Zimmerli
Monroe
Merlin L
Clara) Zimmerman
Miss Borchers
New York
America
California
Mississippi
Iowa
Wisconsin Dells
Montreal
Canada
Toledo
Blue Ridge Mountains
New York City
North Viet Nam accuses U S of new attacks as Washington reports none
North Viet Nam radio and Foreign Ministry accuse U S air and naval strikes on Quang Binh and coastal areas near the Viet Nam Laos border on Oct 28 1964. U S defense officials in Washington say they have received no word of any such attacks. The statement warns of continued provocations and expansion of the war.
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Tokyo
U.S
Washington
Radio
Laos
Cha Lo
Democratic Republic of Viet Nam
Quang Binh
Viet Nam- Laos
United States
South
Viet Nam
Hanoi Radio
North Vietnamese Foreign Ministry
Democratic Republic of
Ta Rua
Tapaing
Ta Pai
Demilitarized Zone
North Viet Nam
World Community Day Nov 6 at First Methodist Monroe
World Community Day sponsored by Green County Council of United Church Women will be held at 2 pm Friday November 6 in the First Methodist church of Monroe. Dr Manfred E Swarsensky of Madison will speak. Project focuses on clothing school bags and sewing materials for Africa.
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Green County Council of United Church Women
First Methodist Church of
Monroe
Manfred E. Swarsensky
Temple Beth el
Madison
Harvey H. Holland
Gerald Disch
New Glarus
Africa
United Church
City sets Halloween to Friday to clear LSU game clash
Baton Rouge officials moved Halloween celebration to Friday night to avoid conflict with the Louisiana State University vs Mississippi football game. Community leaders stated the change ensures festivities do not interfere with the high profile matchup.
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Baton Rouge
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Robert Bussen
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Grisson
Titan
Aleksei N. Kosygin
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Archie Myers
Green County Democrats
Robert Kastenmeier
Kastenmeier
Monroe Country Club
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Peter Rasmussen
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