Halloween Parade Opens Jaycee Holiday Project Funded by United Fund
The annual Jaycee Halloween project, largely financed by the United Fund with 75 dollars from a 20 950 budget, kicks off with a costume parade tomorrow at 6 30 p m led by the Monroe cadet band. Prizes, candy sacks, films, and judging by Rev Roehrdanz and Dwight Coplien mark the event. A junior high dance at the Monroe Community Center runs 7 30 to 9 30 p m, with a senior high dance in the M room of Monroe High 7 30 to 10 30 p m. Officials praise the program for reducing vandalism and providing safe holiday activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Donald Pfister
Monroe Cadet Band
Ior High
Monroe Community Center
Jaycees
James Mauermann
Pfister
Ronald Klemm
Steve Wood
History of Alabama Reviewed by Students Planning for Visitors
Monroe Student Exchange Group prepared for a Greenville Alabama high school visit with a noon Saturday arrival on November 16 by chartered bus. They will attend a get acquainted dance in the M Room from 8 30 to 11 30 p.m. Saturday then depart at 8 a.m. to tour Chicago before returning home. The Alabama history focus highlighted Birmingham as state capital founded after the Civil War, and Greenville is described as similar in size to Monroe in southern Alabama south of Montgomery.
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Alabama
Monroe
Greenville
Ala
Chicago
Birmingham
Montogomery
Elmer Offered Monroe City Engineer Post
Harvey D. Elmer water superintendent of Fond du Lac and Monroe native is offered the Monroe city engineer position. He is a Monroe High and Wisconsin graduate who has led Fond du Lac since 1957 and served in the armed forces. Mayor Evans said he has not accepted yet. A temporary engineer, R. McDaniel from Anaheim, Calif., has been handling duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey D. Elmer
Fond du Lac
Monroe
Elmer
Monroe High School
University of Wisconsin
Patricia Wood
Orville R. Evans
A R. McDaniel
Anaheim
Calif
McDaniel
U S Engineer and Russian Spy Ring Nabbed by FBI
FBI arrested American electronics engineer John William Butenko of Orange and Russian Igor A. Ivanov of New York City on espionage charges after a rendezvous near Englewood New Jersey. Russian diplomats Yuri Romashin and Gleb Pilov were seized but released on diplomatic immunity. Evidence included a briefcase with Air Force contract data and a document camera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
FBI
Englewood
United Nations
New York City
Air Force
John William Butenko
Orange
Igor A. Ivanov
Butenko
International Electric Corp
Ivanov
Amtorg
U.S
Yuri A. Romashin
U.N
Gleb A. Pilov
Robert F. Kennedy
J. Ed. Hoover
Pavlov
Romashin
International Electric Corporation
Norwood
N.J
Closter
International Electric
Mayfair Holdup Suspects Seized In California
Two men and a woman accused of the Lebelt and Co jewelry store robbery at Mayfair in Wauwatosa were arraigned before a U S commissioner and held on 150000 bonds. John Belcher 29 his wife Janice 22 of Lake County Illinois and Walter W Wheeler 51 of no address were captured Monday night in a North Hollywood motel. Also taken into custody were John A Seybold 39 Mundelein Illinois Stanley Adams 43 no address and Mrs Ruth Del Vecchio Half Day Illinois.
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Wauwatosa
U.S
Wisconsin
FBI
John Belcher
Janice
Lake County
Ill
Walter W. Wheeler
North Hollywood
Lebelt and Co
Mayfair Shopping Center
Ronald Harrison
John A. Seybold
Mundelein
Stanley Adams
Ruth del Vecchio
Living Cost's Index Steady in September
Washington reports the cost of living unchanged in September as prices for food drop six tenths of a percent while transportation costs ease. Gasoline rivalry in the Midwest and lower prices for 1963 model cars help offset other increases.
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Washington
Labor Department
Midwest
Vatican Council endorses episcopal papal unity decree
The Vatican Ecumenical Council backed by large margins a schema stating bishops in union with the pope hold supreme power over the universal church. It also approved restoring the permanent diaconate and did not decide on married deacons. Formal ballots may come next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
College of Apostles
Junion
NFO Threatens Milwaukee Hold Over Milk Price Increase
National Farmers Organization official warned Milwaukee area dairies they may withhold milk if farmers do not receive a 40 cent per hundredweight rise for Class A fluid milk. The current price is about $4.00. a Nov 15 deadline was set, though NFO headquarters had not sanctioned the Milwaukee demand. About 2,000 farmers supply milk to the Milwaukee bottling market. Dairymen say none have signed with the NFO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
National Farmers Organization
Milwaukee Area
Lee Wery
West Bend
NFO
Wery
Swiss Dairy Markets Report Amid Steady Prices
Swiss Market Firm with steady cheddar and Swiss cheese prices. Demand remains fair to good while supplies vary from adequate to short. Cheddar blocks and daisies show mid- to high thirties, US market blocks quoted in the forties for Grade A and mid to high thirties for other grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallsom
Wisconsin
Chicago Dope Ring Crackdown Nets 12 Arrests
Twelve people were arrested in Chicago after federal and local agents dismantled a $10 million per year narcotics ring that controlled about 80 percent of the city’s dope traffic. Key figure Am erico DePietto, linked to the Chicago Cosa Nostra family, is among the detainees as authorities touted the operation as the city’s largest narcotics seizure to date.
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Chicago
Chicago Cosa Nostra
Americo
Pete) DePietto
Charles G. Ward
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Ward
Sebet
Cosa Nostra
DePietto
Lombard
Momo Salvatore
Moe) Giancana
Llinois
Cook County Sheriff's
Ex-convict 22 admits slaying Midland oilman’s wife
James L. Marion, 22, a Midland ex-convict, confessed to killing Mrs. Fred Turner 66, during a burglary at theTurner palatial home. Police said he was charged with murder and jailed after being found hiding two blocks away. Marion had completed a state prison sentence for burglary last June.
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Midland
Tex
Fred Turner
James L. Marion
Marion
Rain and Snow Ease East Coast Drouth and Fire Hazards
Rain and snow reduced drouth and fire risk in parts of New England and the Atlantic coast while the dry belt from the Southern Plains to New York State remained dry. Ginny’s edge produced heavy rains in southeastern New England and 13 inches of snow in Greenville Maine with near a foot in Houston and Caribou. New York reported 12 new fires and 59 burning. Rhode Island lifted outdoor fire bans as rains reached up to an inch.
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Chicago
New England
Plains
New York State
Ginny
Nova Scotia
Maine
Greenville
Houston
Caribou
Atlantic
South Carolina
Great Lakes
Appalachians
Bluefield
Virginia-West Virginia
Rhode Island
May Advance Tossing Goldwater Hints At Earlier Move
In Concord Barry Goldwater suggested he may announce his presidential plans sooner than January 27. He told supporters he would campaign vigorously in New Hampshire's first in the nation primary set for March 10 if he runs. He spoke at a $10-a-plate dinner for a chair in government at New England College honoring Styles Bridges.
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Concord
N.H
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Arizona
Republican Party
New England College
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Probe on Baker Remains Closed
Senators probe into Robert G. Baker continues behind closed doors as they weigh conflicts of interest between official duties and private business. Chairman B Everett Jordan says exploratory testimony may stay secret briefly to protect innocent parties before a public hearing with Baker as a witness. The panel plans further closed sessions this week amid possible summons related to rumors involving Ellen Rometsch and Washington figures.
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Washington
Robert G. Baker
Baker
Senate
B. Everett Jordan
DNC
Senate Rules Committee
Jordan
Rules Committee
Ellen Rometsch
Rolf
Rometsch
Sheriff Deploys Five Patrol Cars for Halloween
Sheriff Wilbur Ey Deininger announced five patrol cars will be on duty tonight through Saturday to deter Halloween vandalism. Each car will be manned by two officers patrolling the county all night. Deininger attended a Search and Seizure School in Portage with half the department. the rest attended a similar program in Janesville. The day-long sessions run 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. covering search and seizure methods and Wisconsin laws.
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Wilbur Ey Deininger
Deininger
Portage
Sheriff's Department
Janesville
Wisconsin Chiefs of Police Association
Wisconsin Sheriffs and Deputies Association
FBI
Wisconsin
Oral Vaccine Schedule for Monroe District Students
Morning and afternoon vaccine sessions across Browntown and Monroe District schools. Clinics at Browntown Center, Rush, Ullom, Hi awatha, Buckskin, Blackford, Tiff, North, Green County Teachers College, Juta, Albany, St Victor's, Lincoln, West Clarno, South, East, Argus, Round Grove, Prien, Richland, Ball, Brodhead, Monticello, New Glarus, and Monroe Community Center. Subsequent Type II and III vaccines planned for Dec 13 and Jan 24.
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Browntown
Cadiz Center
Rush
Ullom
Hiawatha
Buckskin
Blackford
Tiff, North
Green County Teachers College
Monroe
Juta
Albany
St.Victor’s
Lincoln
Brooklyn
West Clarno
East Clarno
Fairfield
Sanders
Enterprise
South School
South
Roosevelt
East School
East
Argus
Round Grove
Prien
Richland
Ball
Brodhead High School
Monticello
Brodhead Elementary
New Glarus School
Bank of Brodhead
Monticello High School
New Glarus
Monroe Community Center
Bank of Albany
Vaccine Taken By Sl Students In Monroe District
City school nurse Mrs Kathryn Etter said 522 pupils in Monroe district schools received Sabin oral polio vaccine this morning. Among the sites 118 at Browntown including Cadiz Center Ullom and Browntown, 129 at Hiawatha, and 275 at North school participated. Some rooms reached 100 percent. Rush school planned Browntown clinic for Friday.
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Kathryn Etter
Monroe
Browntown
Cadiz Center
Ullom
Stock Prices Slide as Profit Taking Hits Market
New York stocks fell as blue chips declined following profit taking in a sliding market. Trading ran active with losses ranging from fractions to about a point. Ford's lower earnings sparked sell orders delaying its opening as the overall tone remained cautiously encouraging.
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New York
Ford
100 Bed Addition Approved by Green County Board
Green County trustees won a 26 to 8 secret ballot vote to hire an architect and fund a 464000 building expansion at the county hospital. The project, funded by bonds up to 500000 with expected total not exceeding 400000, adds 100 beds and space for occupational therapy and a chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Hospital
Amos Johnson
Johnson
Robert Cashman
Monroe Second Ward
Fred Glauser
Green County Special Hospital Building Committee
Monroe Sales Co
Sheriff's Department
Dist. Atty
Joseph D. Viney
Green County
Pure Milk Products Delegates Urge Milk Sales to Russia
At Fond du Lac the Pure Milk Products Co operative urged selling milk and dairy products to Russia in line with wheat sales to the Soviet Union. Delegates adopted a resolution and Rep Clement Zablocki said he asked the Agriculture Department about surplus dairy sales to the Soviet. The group favored a north eastern Wisconsin super milk pool and called for stricter import quotas and a $3.40 increase in manufacturing milk price supports.
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Fond DU Lac
Russia
Soviet Union
Clement Zablocki
Dwis
Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
PMPC
Wisconsin
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Pat Kirsch
Leander E. Kirsch
Paul Siedschlag
Lloyd Siedschlag
Linda Mauermann
Nathan Mauermann
Randy Rodgerson
Dennis Rodgerson
Times
Madison
County Hospital Project
Boston
Nantucket
Mass
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