Rabinovitz Ready to Begin Judge Duties Pending Confirmation
Sheboygan attorney 55 year old Rabinovitz says he is prepared to start as U.S. judge for the western district of Wisconsin the moment Senate confirmation comes. He plans a conference to reduce a backlog of 164 civil and 18 criminal cases and to move to Madison to oversee efforts to clear them. The Kennedy appointee emphasized hard work and impartiality and noted the eight month delay in filling the post. He has served as a labor attorney and Democratic committeeman in Wisconsin. The Senate judiciary committee will review the nomination with a hearing anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
David Rabinovitz
U.S
Western District of
Wisconsin
Senate
Patrick T. Stone
Rabinovitz
Madison
Kennedy
National Democratic
Democratic Party
United Auto Workers
Long Kohler Co
James Doyle
Jack DeWitt
Robert Dean
Stocks Mixed Trading Heavy in Late Afternoon
New York stocks moved irregularly amid heavy trading the heaviest of the year. Volume neared 7.4 million shares as profit taking and reinvestment created mixed currents. U S Steel led steel gains while Ford and IBM posted notable advances.
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New York
Steels
U.S. Steel
Ford
IBM
Next Week's Menus For School Cafeteria Plan
Public service notice lists upcoming weekly menus for high school cafeteria lunches. Includes date range and meal options to assist mothers in planning evening meals.
School Lunch Menu Week Summary
Monday features Bar B Q sandwiches tossed green salad fruit and milk. Tuesday offers ham and scalloped potatoes stewed tomatoes ice cream bar cheese slices bread butter milk. Wednesday presents beef pot pie with baking powder biscuits celery sticks cherry sauce bread butter milk. Thursday serves bratwurst whipped potatoes buttered wax beans cake bread butter milk. Friday toasted cheese sandwich baked beans potato sticks pear sauce milk.
Parents Meet to Review Monroe High Athletics Next Week
Monroe high school schedules a Wednesday 7 30 p m meeting in Lecture Hall for all prospective athletes and at least one parent. Athletic director Walter Babula outlines nine topics from program scope to equipment injuries WIAA rules and training codes with a Q A session and a closing summary.
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Monroe High School
Walter Babula
Babula
Gary Ruge
Gay Steensrud
Lee Mitchell
Monroe
Ralph Neale
Stanley Barr
Fred R. Simpson
NFO Unit To Hear Withholding Data
Robert Green of rural Brodhead will report to the Green County NFO on the feed grain withholding program. He met at Corning Iowa with NFO leaders to discuss a hold and store plan. Fred Krebs, county NFO chairman, notes minimal soybean, corn, and oat production due to the drought. The NFO meets at the agricultural building.
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Robert Green
Brodhead
Green County Nfo
Green
Corning
NFO
Fred Krebs
Green County
Swiss Colony Opens New Store at Oakbrook Suburb
The Swiss Colony hosts a Swiss celebration next Wednesday from 4 to 7 p.m. to mark its invitational formal opening at the Oakbrook shopping center in a Chicago suburb. Yodelers cheese and appetizers will highlight the event as the company plans outlets in Evansville Indiana and Rochester Minnesota, following a late fall opening at Hilldale Center in Madison.
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Swiss Colony
New Oakbrook
Chicago
Evansville
Ind
Rochester
Minn
Hilldale Center
Madison
Kennedy's Fireworks At Party for Monarch for Capital Sleepers
Fireworks at the White House during a party for Afghanistan's king and queen prompted about 1 000 police calls and frightened residents who feared an explosion or bomb burst. Police explained the display lasted about 15 minutes and ended after midnight.
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Kennedy
Washington
White House
Afghanistan
Ben
Cancer Crusade total surpasses goal with $5213.12
The Green County Cancer Crusade raised 5213.12 dollars toward a 4745 dollar goal. Browntown drive chairman Mrs. Marvin Stauffacher reported regional generosity from Albany through York Township, including Monroe totals from businesses, organizations, and house to house campaigns.
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Green County Cancer Crusade
Marvin Stauffacher
Browntown
Drive
Albany
Brodhead
Brooklyn
Juda
Jefferson Township
Monroe
Monticello
New Glarus
Adams
Cadiz
Clarno
Decatur
Exeter Township
Jordan Township
Monroe Township
Mt. Pleasant
Spring Grove
Washington Township
York Township
Drug Insurance Bill Signed by Governor
Governor Reynolds signed a Wisconsin law permitting the Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association to establish an insurance plan for prepaid pharmaceutical services. The bill allows the association to offer coverage to members and their families, expanding access to medications through a state sanctioned program.
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Madison
Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association
Reynolds
Montello Shooting Ties Slain Man to Widow’s Husband
Montello Wisconsin Ed gar Wood 54 was killed by a single shotgun blast on a farm porch. Neighbor Emil Bliefnick 45 admitted the shooting and claimed Wood had killed widow Elsie Dirnbauer’s husband Frank last March 1. Bliefnick was arrested after a traffic stop near Princeton and said Wood had thrown a knife during an argument before the fatal shot.
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Montello
Wis
Edgar Wood
Marquette County
Arden Atkinson
Emil Bliefnick
Wood
Elsie Dirnbauer
Bliefnick
Princeton
Green Lake County
Frank Lieske
Loyd Schoephoester
Crosby Divorce Case In Santa Monica Crews On
Mrs. Dennis Crosby formerly Pat Sheehan Las Vegas show girl files for divorce in Santa Monica from one of Bing Crosby’s twin sons. She alleges mental and physical cruelty and cites 28 years of marriage.
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Crosby
Santa Monica
Calif
Dennis Crosby
Bing Crosby
Pat Sheehan
Las Vegas
Blood drive targets 150 pints at Monroe schools
Monroe public schools aim to boost the next blood mobile visit with a 150 pint quota. At least 21 Lincoln school teachers have pledged to donate at the 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Monday event led by the Badger Blood Center. County Red Cross notes 513 pints needed across four county visits, with two in Monroe, one in New Glarus, one in Brodhead, and Green County totals from prior years.
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Monroe Public
Badger Blood Center
Madison
Lincoln School
Frederick Blanc
American Red Cross
Monroe
New Glarus
Brodhead
Green County
Red Cross
Madison Blood Bank
Huntsville Mothers Defy Wallace on School Edict
A group of about 25 Huntsville mothers marched their children into East Clinton grammar school despite Gov. Wallace order to close it. Troopers and FBI agents watched as other desegregation efforts at Fifth Avenue and Rison schools faced resistance while some parents urged opening doors. The governor defended the action as within police powers and said closures would be temporary.
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Huntsville
Ala
George C. Wallace
East Clinton Grammar School
State Highway Patrol
Fifth Avenue
FBI
Wallace
East Clinton
Joe Payne
Rison Junior High
Birmingham
Rison
Terry Heights
Mobile
Murphy High School
Ray
Mrs Stauffer Named Monticello Postmaster
The appointment of Mrs Wil bert Stauffer as Monticello postmaster has been sent to the Senate for confirmation by President Kennedy. She previously served as postmaster at New Glarus and acted as Monticello postmaster after Harry Walters retirement.
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Wilbert
Viola) Stauffer
Monticello
Senate
Kennedy
Stauffer
New Glarus
Harry Walters
Monroe
N.C
Viola Klassy
Wilbert Stauffer
Monticello Village
Wallace Morse Feud Over War disability Claim
Senate exchanges reveal Sen. Morse alleging Gov. Wallace collects 10 percent disability for a nervous condition tied to WWII service. Wallace defends that he is nervous like many veterans and cites his VA records showing a 10 percent rating for psycho neurosis and multiple hospitalizations.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
Dove
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Morse
Senate
Wallace
Morsey
Sen. Morse
Oregon
Veterans Administration
Air Force
Army Air Corps
Japan
Plane Pickets Provoke Dock Clash at Superior Harbor
SIU pickets use an airplane with loud speaker to harass loading of the Gordon C. Leach at Superior as a restraining order against dock interference remains in force. The dispute pits the Seafarers International Union against the Canadian Maritime Union over Upper Lakes Shipping employees. Judge Allen Kenney had issued the earlier order.
Two Youths Die In Bridge Crash Milwaukee Tragedy
The Milwaukee County crash killed Gerald Jung 19 and Christian Bohne 15 in Lincoln Park on Milwaukee's north side. Two companions were injured, one seriously, as an ambulance collided en route to a hospital. two officers were thrown from the vehicle but not seriously harmed.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee County
Lincoln Park
Milwaukee
Gerald Jung
Christian Bohne
Jung
Cheddar Board Trading Active at Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Green Bay reports a fairly active session with prices unchanged except for an unfilled bid of 34 percent for one carload State brand 40-lb blocks. Also listed were unfilled bids for one car each State brand colored raw milk cheddar 34 percent and State brand cheddar 34 percent and one car State brand 60-lb blocks 34 percent. One sale occurred: one car State brand pasteurized single daisies 37 percent. Offers included one car pasteurized daisies 37 percent and five cars 60-lb blocks 34 percent.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Democrats to Meet Madison in Milwaukee September 15
The state Democratic party administrative committee will convene in Milwaukee on September 15 to discuss party affairs and upcoming campaigns. Members from various counties are expected to attend and set agenda items for the next statewide effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Democratic Party
Milwaukee
Aiken predicts Senate rejection of Goldwater Cuba reservation
Senate Republican Senator George D. Aiken forecasts a majority will vote against Barry Goldwater’s Cuban reservation to the nuclear test ban. He says the move aims to kill the treaty and expects GOP support to be limited. Formal debate on ratification starts Monday.
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Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Soviet Union
Cuba
Aiken
Goldwater
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
W. Averell Harriman
Mansfield
Humphrey
United States
Harriman
Economic Club of
Detroit
Farms Exempt From New Power Tax, Madison Says
A state tax spokesman reports farmers will not pay the new three percent sales tax on electricity. An administrative ruling lists taxable and nontaxable electric services and is being sent to all power utilities.
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Madison
State Department of Taxation
William Maass
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Bucky) Buchholtz
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