Frei Elected Chilean President Faces Quiet U.S. Cheer
Sen Eduardo Frei won a landslide victory in Chile's presidential election. U.S. officials welcomed the result, fearing a win by Communist-backed Allende could threaten democracy and prompt a larger anti-U.S. shift in the hemisphere. Freed from Allende's anti-U.S. stance, Chile is expected to remain a key ally in the Alliance for Progress. The United States assists Chile with about $150 million annually.
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Washington
Uss
Sen
Eduardo Frei
Chile
Frei
Savador Allende
Cuba
U.S
Allende
Alliance For Progress
United States
Fire Extinguished After Studio Couch Blaze
Firemen answered a 2:45 A M alarm at the David Stauffacher residence 626 Ith Avenue to extinguish a smoldering studio couch. Fire chief Josef J Benkert said the fire started from a cigarette. Crews removed the couch, put out the flames, and aired the house.
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Monroe
David Stauffacher
Lth Avenue
Josef J. Benkert
Col Zinser Honored With Fort Monroe Band Musical Tribute
Col Roy F Zinser commanding officer at Fort Monroe Va retires this fall after 36 years military service The Continental Army Band dedicated a summer concert to him with numbers recalling his Wisconsin boyhood and World War II service in the 32nd Infantry Division A dedicatory note thanked him for contributions to Fort Monroe residents and welfare He began music as a Monroe High School cornetist and now enjoys organ music
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Roy F. Zinser
Fort Monroe
Fort
Continental Army Band
Col. Zinser
Mary Zinser
10Th Street
Monroe
Zinser
Norma L. Larson
Martha Larson
20Th Ave
Wisconsin
32Nd Infantry
Slow Holiday Traffic Toll Grows Early
The Associated Press reports holiday traffic deaths rose slowly as Labor Day weekend began with 73 fatalities on national highways in less than a day. The National Safety Council warned the first 24 hours are the most dangerous and projects 499 to 580 deaths from Friday 6 p.m. to Monday midnight local time.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Maternity Unit Busy Comforting Mothers and Babies
In St. Clare hospital obstetrics department, Sister M. Christine notes births trend from 99 in 1939 to about 800 expected in 1964, with mothers staying four to five days. The unit features two labor rooms, multiple wards, and rapid recovery practices. most babies feed first with sterile water then formula, and several mothers breast feed.
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Helen E. Zimmerli
St. Clare Hospital
M. Christine
St. Clare
Hope Hall
Christine
Monroe
Fond du Lac
Kansas
Decatur
Ind
Bruny Receives $1830 Procter and Gamble Scholar
Monroe student Roger Bruny, a University of Chicago senior aspirant and National Merit winner, has been awarded a $1830 Procter and Gamble scholarship for the year. The funds cover tuition and books, honoring one of the area’s highest scholastic honors.
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Monroe
University of Chicago
Roger Bruny
Proctor and Gamble Co
Sam Bruny
20Th Avenue
Bruny
Dr. Mary Gratiot, 93, Shullsburg Physician, Dies
Dr. Mary Peebles Gratiot, a lifelong Shullsburg physician for 40 years, died at a Cuba City hospital after a long illness. Service at Centenary Methodist Church Shullsburg with Thompson funeral home arrangements.
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Mary Peebles
Gratiot
Shullsburg
Cuba City
Centenary Methodist Church
Thompson Funeral Home
Mary
Charles Gratiot
Charles
Illinois Medical College
Chicago
New Diggings
Apple River
John
Maria Tribilcock Peebles
Dry Bone
Wisconsin State Building
Miss Leta Peebles
Jane Johnson
Leta
St. Clare
The
State Medical Society
Hays Named Director for GOP Campaign in Great Lakes
Sam M. Hay, a Milwaukee industrial relations executive, was named by the Republican National Committee as director of the GOP and the Goldwater-Miller campaign in Great Lakes states.
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Hays
Washington
Sam M. Hay
Milwaukee
Republican National Committee
GOP
Goldwater-Miller
Great Lakes
Wisconsin Ninth District Primary Shows Wide Field of Candidates
The Ninth District race features Democrats Beaudry Buckley and Quirk seeking to replace Lester Johnson after reapportionment expands the area. Republicans include Glenn Davis former congressman along with Kersten and Tutle. Other primaries in 1st 6th and 4th districts attract multiple challengers as party nominations hinge on Tuesday contest.
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Harvey Breuscher
Madison
Wisconsin
Waukesha County
Milwaukee
Wauwatosa
Glendale
Lester Johnson
Black River Falls
Johnson
Francis J. Beaudry
Menomonee Falls
James Buckley
Waukesha
Robert L. Quirk
Beaudry
Buckley
Congress
Quirk
Glenn R. Davis
New Berlin
Davis
George Kersten
Whitefish Bay
Thomas N. Tutle
Shorewood
William K. van Pelt
Fond du Lac
Jack Steinhilber
Oshkosh
van Pelt
John Race
Edward K. Weber
Clement J. Zablocki
Zablocki
Roman R. Blenski
Henry C
Stores To Close Here on Monday Turn to No 3 Back Page
Monroes businesses will close for Labor Day with Mrs. Freda Bray city clerk keeping the office open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Recreation Park swimming pool will close Labor Day but offer two open intervals 2 to 5 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. The Courthouse also closes Monday and Tuesday for the holiday and primary election.
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Monroe
Freda Bray
Recreation Park
Beatles thrill Milwaukee crowd on first United States tour stop
The Beatles performed before 11 500 at the Milwaukee Arena drawing loud screams and fatigue alike. Police guarded the amid frenzy while 17 fans fainted or injured and 700 waited at the airport. McCartney blamed police for starters and the group headed to Chicago next.
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Milwaukee
Britain
Gen. Cornwallis
Yorktown
Chicago
United States
Airport
Paul McCartney
Jack Lennon
Bedlam
Tehir
Beatles
Lennon
George Harrison
Ringo Starr
McCartney
Red Cross
Ed Leffler
New York City
Whites Acquitted In Negro Slaying
In Georgia two white men, Joseph Howard Sims and Cecil William Myers, were acquitted in the night rider killing of Lemuel Penn, a Washington D C Negro educator. They still face federal conspiracy charges under the civil rights law.
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Danielsville
Washington, D.C
Lemuel Penn
Joseph Howard Sims
Cecil William Myers
Superior Court
Cary Skelton
Rela
Myers
Sims
Madison County
James Hudson
Indonesians Blamed for New Race Riots
Rioting flared in Singapore amid rising tensions as Malaysia and Indonesia edge toward conflict. Nine people died, and Malaysia’s king declared a nationwide security area granting curfews and bans on unlawful assembly with broad police powers.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Singapore
Indonesia
Galli Calvert Seek GOP Bid In State Assembly Post
In Green and Lafayette County District a GOP primary pits incumbents Galli of Green County and Calvert of Lafayette against each other for the state Assembly seat. Democrat Fred Lienhardt remains unopposed. County officers seek reelection in late April races. district voter totals show 4,717 eligible in Monroe with 119 new registrants since April.
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Galli
Calvert
Green and Lafayette
G. Fred Galli
Green County
Walter B. Calvert
Lafayette
C. M. Stauffer
Benton
Fred Lienhardt
New Glarus
Lienhardt
Ralph J. Kundert
Ray E. Kundert
Helen F. Myers
Helen Bratzke
Register of Deeds
Richard Wagner
W. E. Deininger
Deininger
Monroe
Turner Hall
Freda Bray
Goldwater Plans Wisconsin Visit
Sen. Barry Goldwater will tour southern Wisconsin for one day in the week of September 20 with a major luncheon speech and immediate departure. Running mate Rep. William Miller will do a brief appearance in southern Wisconsin the week of September 13, with Milwaukee Madison or Rock County as possible venues.
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Milwaukee
Barry Goldwater
Wisconsin
Talbot Peterson
Peterson
Badger
William Miller
New York
Goldwater
Madison
Rock County
Miller
No Holiday Edition For The Monroe Evening Times
The Monroe Evening Times will not publish a Labor Day edition in observance of the holiday and will resume its regular schedule with Tuesday's edition.
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Monroe Evening Times
The
Evening Times
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Mary) Egger
Footville
DeLaine Mary
Nora Birschbach
Times
Dean
Margaret) Zimmerman
Monticello
Tamara Rae Johnson
Gary Johnson
17Th Avenue
Sen. Frei
Dr. Gratiot
Assembly
GOP Assembly
Arena
Betty Puccio
Diane Lotski
Dennis Bryson
Diane
Bryson
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