Milwaukee Welcomes Johnson with Park Rally Speech
President Johnson toured Milwaukee meeting Polish American voters in Kosciuszko Park and urged a more liberal immigration law to reunite long separated families. He tied Eastern Europe freedom to Moscow’s waning influence, while local politics sparked school and park venue debates.
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Johnson
Midwest
Detroit
Kosciuszko Park
Europe
Moscow
The
Park Commission
Truth Squad
Harold S. Vincent
Msgr
Edmund Goebel
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Theodore Potter
Vincent
Potter
Hill
Living costs rise in September reports US Labor Dept
The Labor Department said living costs increased two tenths of a percent in September, resuming an upward trend after a brief August dip. The report highlights ongoing inflation pressures affecting households and the broader economy.
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Washington
Labor Department
Next Week's Menus Published for Cafeteria Meals
Editor notes menus for the week to aid mothers planning evening meals for high school students who dine in the cafeteria at noon.
School Menu Then Breaks for Teachers Convention
The schedule lists meals for Monday through Wednesday with items like chicken noodle casserole and meatloaf. Thursday and Friday are no school due to a teachers' convention.
Monroe Voters Total 4 857 in Presidential Election
City Clerk Freda M Bray reports Monroe has 4 857 registered voters, 140 more than September. All wards show gains with the Fifth Ward surpassing 700, rising from 687 to 725. Ward changes include First 643 to 653 Second 625 to 641 Third 592 to 619 Fourth 529 to 536 Fifth 687 to 725 Sixth 560 to 584 Seventh 510 to 516 Eighth 571 to 583.
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Freda M. Bray
Monroe
Seventh Ward
Eighth Hope
Stock Market Shows Caution in Pre Election Trading
New York markets edged higher in cautious pre election trading as major stocks fluctuated within fractions to about a point. Bethlehem Steel rose nearly a point on a rebound from recent softness while U S Steel and other leaders eased.
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New York
Bethlehem
Wall Street
U.S. Steel
Seven Die in Home Fire Colusa California Tragedy
Seven elderly residents perish as Oak Manor Rest Home burns in Colusa California. Coroner Howard Moore cites carbon monoxide poisoning. Caretaker Ernest Linebaugh and inmate Rosa Rourke reportedly reentered the blaze to rescue others. Linebaugh praised for alarms and rescue efforts amid thick smoke and power loss.
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Colusa
Calif
Oak Manor
Howard Moore
Moore
Ernest Linebaugh
Rosa Rourke
Linebaugh
Rourke
Colusa Fire Department
Bourge
Prelates Object To Birth Talks At Vatican Council
Conservative prelates led by Cardinal Ottaviani and Cardinal Browne challenged a proposed reexamination of birth control at the Vatican Council. They urged couples to trust in Divine Providence and stressed procreation as the primary end of marriage, warning that broad discussion on family planning cannot be fully held.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
Vatican Curia
Alfredo Ottaviani
Michael Browne
St. Peter’s Basilica
Cardinal Ottaviani
Vatican Holy Office
Cardinal Browne
Rome
Council
Reynolds Faces Auction Charge In Schools Issue
Gov. John W. Reynolds is accused by Appleton GOP leader John Conway of educational auctioneering over a proposed four year University of Wisconsin branch in the Fox River Valley. Conway cites reports of promises to Green Bay or Appleton leaders to locate the campus there if Reynolds carries Brown or Outagamie counties. Reynolds’ office says Conway intends to force a political decision and that a site committee will decide. Reynolds also promotes a highway program to boost northern tourism and industrial growth. Warren Knowles, Racine, attacks the plan as empty promises and outlines his party’s economic proposals.
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University of Wisconsin
Fox River Valley
John Conway
Appleton
GOP
Stanley Zuckerman
Reynolds
Zuckerman
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Madison
Warren Knowles
Racine
Invasion Collapse Near Sungei Rambai Malaysia
Malaysian mainland invasion collapses as 25 guerrillas surrender within 36 hours of landing. Indonesian and Malaysian forces reported the brief action and swift surrender ending the incursion.
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Sungei Rambai
Malaysia
Indonesia
Sam Hearn dies at 75 on Universal Studios movie set
Sam Hearn a longtime radio and television actor aged 75 widely known as Sam Schlep perman on the Jack Benny Show died Tuesday while working on a movie production at Universal Studios.
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Sam Hearn
Hollywood
Sam Schlepperman
Jack Benny
Universal Studios
West Berliners cross into Soviet sector as wall opens again
Thousands of West Berliners streamed into the East today after the Berlin wall opened for a second time in three years. About 6,000 crossed by noon at Oberbaumbruecke, with passes valid until midnight and few off work for the holiday window.
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Berlin
All Saints
Oberbaumbruecke
Annelies Arrives in Monroe to Learn English
Swiss visitor Annelies Almer, 19, from Grundelwald Canton Bern, Switzerland, arrives in Monroe to stay with Werner Bernet and family at 1115 20th avenue. She will learn English to aid the family run restaurant at the lower glacier, head waitress among staff, with season from May to October.
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Werner Bernet
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Hans
Zurich
Monroe
O’hare
Knowles Leads in Wisconsin Farm Poll Over Reynolds
Racine Wisconsin Agriculturist reports a state farmers poll showing Republican Warren Knowles with a slight lead over Democratic Gov. Reynolds. Among 635 farm residents surveyed Oct. 22, 48 percent for Knowles, 46 percent for Reynolds, 6 percent undecided. July poll had Reynolds 6 points behind Knowles with two other candidates in the primary race.
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Racine
Wisconsin Agriculturist Magazine
Warren Knowles
John W. Reynolds
Knowles
Reynolds
The
City Tax Levy Questioned Not Dougled Up
Residents misread headlines about a $39 city levy increase for 1965. The city tax amount is nearly the same as 1964, with the small rise not changing the rate, while county and school budgets drive larger increases.
Monroe Kiwanis elects Fencil president at annual meeting
Dr Wayne J Fencil was elected president of the Monroe Kiwanis Club at the annual meeting. Jacob Gruenewald was named vice president and John F Kundert and William A Bud Park were chosen as directors. The club approved constitution amendments and heard Russell Myers report on a Darlington Kiwanis visit. They plan a November visit to the Waupun Kiwanis Club, with a directors meeting set for next Wednesday at 7 30 in the First National Bank.
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Wayne J. Fencil
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Jacob Gruenewald
John F. Kundert
William A
Bud) Park
Russell Myers
Darlington Kiwanis Club
Waupun Kiwanis Club
First National Bank
Tran Van Huong Named Premier of South Vietnam
Tran Van Huong, former mayor of Saigon, was chosen to succeed Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh as premier despite ill health. He planned to name Dr. Nguyen Lau Vien as deputy premier and defense minister. The appointment must be confirmed by the 16 member high national council.
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South Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
Nguyen Khanh
Huong
Nguyen Lau Vien
Khanh
Phan Khac Suu
Monroe council proposes modest tax levy hike for 1965
The Monroe City Council and County Board outline early steps in their 1965 budgets. City budget totals 604 278 with a 160 878 tax levy, only 39 above 1964, and plans pay raises for most staff while cutting Civil Defense pay. County budget climbs to 2 408 217 60 with a 1 327 356 levy, including 50 000 for a new hospital wing and several department increases. Public hearings set for Nov 7 and Nov 10.
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Monroe Evening Times
Civil Defense
Nat G. Preston
Recreation Park
Green Bay
Kundert
Sheriff’s Department
Welfare
Anderson Girl Hurt In Mishap On Farm
Lois Ann Anderson two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Orville Anderson Route 1 Blanchardville was injured yesterday when run over by a farm wagon in her yard. She suffered a fractured pelvis and possible internal injuries. Condition listed as satisfactory at St Clare hospital.
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Lois Ann Anderson
Orville Anderson
Route 1
Blanchardville
St. Clare Hospital
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