Wallace Moves To Block School Integration In Three Cities
Federal Judge restrains Governor Wallace from interfering with desegregation in Mobile Birmingham and Tuskegee while Huntsville sees its first elementary desegregation. Troopers enforce orders as two pupils are admitted in Huntsville, and protests erupt at Birmingham and Tuskegee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Wallace
Mobile
Tuskegee
Alabama
Huntsville
National Guard
West End High School
Col
al Lingo
Lingo
Joe Dolan
U.S
Justice Department
John Doar
Bill Jones
Frank Scarlett
Savannah
Scarlett
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
A. G. Gaston
Gaston
Lowell Hayes Dies at 69 in California After Heart Attack
Lowell H. Hayes 69 of San Aldo Calif brother of Ernest W. Hayes Monroe died Saturday night of a heart attack. Born Aug 15 1894 in Odon Ind he was son of Frederick and Jennie Hayes. He married Ada Jane Davis June 25 1923 and worked as a truck dispatcher and later a Denver post office clerk. Survived by Lowell Jr San Aldo two sisters Mrs Everett Hancher Davenport and Mrs Clyde Sheldon Algona Ia two brothers John Clarinda Ia and Ernest W Monroe.
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Lowell H. Hayes
San Aldo
Calif
Ernest W. Hayes
Monroe
Mr. Hayes
Odon
Ind
Frederick
Jennie Hammersley Hayes
Ada Jane Davis
Hayes
Keeshin Transfer Co
Denver
Lowell Jr
Everett Hancher
Davenport
Clyde Sheldon
Algona
John
Clarinda
Ernest W. Monroe
Heeren and Coplien Capture Slow Pitch Crown
Heeren and Coplien beat Swiss Colony 7-2 at Twining Park to win the slow pitch tournament. Bill Teuscher Roger Isely and Jerry Coplien sparked the offense with homers and key hits. Swiss Colony had two runs on eight hits as Harvey Loeffel and teammates led the attack.
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Bill Teuscher
Roger Isely
Heeren
Coplien
Swiss Colony
Twining Park
Isely
Jerry Coplien
Harvey Loeffel
Fran Schott
Bill Spoerry
Colony
Heren
Hubers
Bar and Dormans
Joe’s
Eagles No. 1
White Haven
Power and Light
Merle Monahan
Baumgartner
Bill Schmid
Dave Martin
Lee Geiger
John Callahan
Dick Bruny
Delbert Krupke
Bob Krupke
Bruny
Krupke
Dormans
Milo Friedrichs
Larry Lancaster
Rudy Rothenbuehler
Jimm Bosanny
Willy Winzenried
Hank Grundahl
Keith Wainwright
Tom Holyoke
Grundahl
Rookie Pro Player Dies of Game Injury
Wichita Kansas rookie back Stone Johnson of the Kansas City Chiefs died at a hospital after injuries from an exhibition game against the Houston Oilers on August 31. Johnson, 22, suffered a fractured vertebra in his neck during the first period. Both teams are American Football League members.
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Wichita
Kan
Stone Johnson
Kansas City Chiefs
Johnson
Houston Oilers
Miss America Donna Axum Starts 1964 Year in New York
Donna Axum Miss America 1964 rests in a New York hotel after Atlantic City pageant. The Arkansas beauty 21 aims to lose weight by walking about town and maintains a 35 23 35 figure. She plans to return to the University of Arkansas for further studies in radio and television after her year ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Axum
Arkansas
Jacquelyn Mayer
Atlantic City
New York
Donna
N.J
el Dorado
Ark
University of Arkansas
Schuetze Heads Monroe Exchange Group
William Schuetze has been named chairman of Monroe's 30 member exchange group hosting a Greenville Alabama student delegation in November. Secretaries Linda Fritz Audrey Beach and treasurer JoAnn Schlichting will support fundraisers including candy sales and Wisconsin calendars. The group plans dances and a get acquainted event during the Alabama visit with a dinner dance and Madison trip tentatively set for Easter 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schuetze
W. R. Schuetze
Monroe
Greenville
Ala
Linda Fritz
Audrey Beach
JoAnn Schlichting
Wisconsin
Alabama
Herbert Ainsworth
Fred R. Simpson
Madison
Dirksen Plans Vote For Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Senator Everett Dirksen of Illinois indicated he will vote to ratify the limited nuclear test ban treaty after a White House briefing with President Kennedy. The move follows bipartisan efforts as leaders prepared statements and a Mansfield letter to clarify assurances. Several key senators voiced opposition as debate opened, with some committee members promising to vote against ratification.
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Washington
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Kennedy
Dirksen
White House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Foreign Relations Committee
Times
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Sen
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Republican Policy Committee
Senate Armed Services
John Stennis
Dmiss
Strom Thurmond
D-Sc
Barry Goldwater
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Quintuplet Boys Born To Grandmother at 34
In Maracaibo Venezuela a 34 year old grandmother gave birth to quintuplets Friday two months premature. The mother Mrs Cuervo de Prieto and the five boys, the third such quintuplet set in the Western Hemisphere, are reported in satisfactory condition at a local hospital. The mother has five prior children including a 17 year old daughter who recently had a baby. The husband Efren Luis de Prieto, 39, works as a foreman for Creole Petroleum Co. which is part of Standard Oil of New Jersey, and has eight children from an earlier marriage.
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Maracaibo
Cuervo de Prieto
Western Hemisphere
Maracaibo Hospital
Efren Luis de Prieto
Creole Petroleum Co
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Juda Dial System Conversion Expands to Four-Party Rural Lines
United Telephone Co announces Juda exchange will switch to dial operations starting Monday September 16 with Browntown and Woodford conversions tied to that effort. South Wayne and Blanchardville follow by year end. Juda serves about 290 subscribers and a dial instruction station operates daily at the Juda fire station.
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United Telephone Co
Browntown
Woodford
South Wayne
Blanchardville
Monticello
Juda
Blanchard
Diem's Soldiers Arrest Students in Saigon
Troops swarmed a Saigon high school and arrested about 750 jeering students who defied Ngo Dinh Diem by barricading the school and striking. The military governor warned parents of stern measures while Brig. Gen. Ton That Dinh announced age based penalties including drafting those over 20 and reeducation for under 20. Military courts may try repeat demonstrators and could impose death sentences.
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Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ton
Dinh
Vientiane Clashes End Truce With Fresh Fighting
A two hour clash in downtown Vientiane between right wing forces and Pathet Lao fighters left one Lao soldier dead and another wounded. Two civilians died including a Filipino hospital staffer and a Laotian. Premier Souvanna Phouma postponed his New York UN trip by at least a day.
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Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
New York
United Nations
Weather Ideal For Tell Pageant At New Glarus
It was a perfect day for the Wilhelm Tell pageant in New Glarus with 1,500 spectators and a strong cast. The English version, postponed from Labor Day by bad weather, drew area residents and was hailed as among the finest in the 26 year history. veteran cast member Paul Grossenbacher called the performance excellent citing the pleasant weather as a key factor. A separate Alpine Festival drew 250 attendees at the school gym, with a repeat performance Saturday after Labor Day weekend showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Paul Grossenbacher
Children Enjoy Rides On Fire Trucks At Twining Park
Fire Chief Josef J. Benkert reports Monroe two trucks carried about 750 to 800 children for 28 trips during the second annual public relations event at Twining Park. Firemen distributed over sixty dozen cups of ice cream to attendees. The event plans a 1964 repeat.
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Twining Park
Josef J. Benkert
Monroe
Benkett
Four Injured In One Car Crash West Of South Wayne
A Lafayette County crash on State Highway 11 at 6 20 a m injured four women riding in a Benton driven car. Mrs Eldon Studier was admitted to St Clare hospital for neck back and left chest contusions. Other passengers were treated and released. The driver and two passengers were uninjured.
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South Wayne
Lafayette County
Eldon Studier
Benton
St. Clare Hospital
Camilla Mahoney
Shullsbury
George Symons
Scales Mound
Alvin Lindsay
Judy Watson
Judy March
Lucille McCauley
McCauley
Myrtle Hendrickson
Oaktron Industries, Inc
Monroe
South Beloit Baby and Driver Die in Illinois Crash
Denise Christopherson two months old of South Beloit and Robert Bruce 24 of Antioch died in a three car collision on Illinois 173 about six miles east of Antioch Sunday night.
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Antioch, Ill
Denise Christopherson
South Beloit
Ill
Illinois 173
Antioch
Robert Bruce
Cheese Activity Fair Highlights Madison Market
Madison Wisconsin notes a cheese activity fair with prices unchanged to a quarter cent higher on 40 pound blocks. Demand fair to good and offerings tight for 40 pound cutting blocks. Cheddars priced 35% to 38%, 40 pound blocks 355 to 38%, single daisies 3834 to 3934, longhorns 38% to 3944, midgets 3742 to 402.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Six More Killed In Wisconsin Weekend Toll Rises
The Associated Press reports six deaths in Wisconsin over the weekend,raising the year total to 574. Victims include Thomas R. Harris 23 of Van Horn Texas and LeRoy Martin 22 of Cumberland who died after a car left the road and hit a tree. Jerome G. Schoen 22 of Chilton was found dead in his car after a long crash. Lawrence Reynolds16 of Mauston died in a collision on Highway 6 east of Mauston. Robert Schube 41 of Stratford died when his car hit a bridge near Stratford. Thomas W. Howard on his sixth birthday was killed when his bicycle entered a street and collided with a car.
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Wisconsin
Thomas R. Harris
van Horn
Tex
LeRoy Martin
Cumberland
Cumberland Street
Jerome G. Schoen
Route 1
Chilton
Stockbridge
Calumet County
Leroy Hughes
Schoen
Lawrence Reynolds
Manston
Reynolds
Juneau
Mauston
Marathon County
Robert Schube
Stratford
Thomas W. Howard
Chetek
Beloit Woman Mrs Montefelt Dies at 55 in Beloit
Mrs Bertha Montefelt nee Wenger 55 of Beloit formerly of Brodhead died Saturday night in a Beloit hospital. Born March 8 1908 in Wimmis Switzerland she came to the U S in 1913 and settled near Darlington. She married Floyd Montefelt in 1933 and lived in Albany Brodhead and Madison before moving to Beloit in 1944. Services Tuesday 1:30 p m at Newcomer Brodhead Funeral Home with Rev Arthur Snow officiating. Burial Greenwood Cemetery Brodhead.
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Floyd Montefelt
Beloit
Brodhead
Jacob Wenger
Freda Husi
Walter Bessert
Freeport
Carl
Davis
Ill
Robert Freeport
Jacob Jr
Fred
Newcomer Funeral Home
Arthur Snow
Greenwood Cemetery
Wisconsin Tax Chief Named Postmaster General Pick
John Gronouski 43 of Wisconsin named by President Kennedy to be postmaster general succeeding J Edward Day who resigned August 9. Gronouski, state tax commissioner since 1960, will be acting until Senate confirmation with Sidney Bishop as acting head in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Gronouski
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Gronouski
J. Edward Day
Senate
Sidney W.bishop
Day
Tax Department
University of Maine
Wayne University
Detroit
Dunbar
Wis
Oshkosh
St. Peter's School
Oshkosh State College
Clement Zablocki
Dwis
White House
William Proxmire
Milwaukee Sentinel
Pierre Salinger
Internal Revenue
the Sentinel
Sidney Bishop
Bishop
Krattiger Heads Junior Band Unit In Monroe
David Krattiger of Monroe was elected president of the 75 piece Junior Band at a Band Castle rehearsal. Robert Leuenberger became vice president and Christine Benkert secretary treasurer. The group includes 7th and 8th graders from St Victor's and 6th graders from Monroe schools. Allan F Barnard directs with Moritz and Flaherty as apprentices.
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David Krattiger
John Krattiger
Route 1
Monroe
Robert Leuenberger
Lawrence Leuenberger
Christine Benkert
Glenn R. Benkert
Leuenberger
Miss Benkert
St. Victor’s
Allan F. Barnard
Fredric Moritz
William Flaherty
Castle
Bert Miller
15Th Avenue
Barnard
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Daniel H. Thomas
Gov. Wallace
Lowell Hayes
By Lee Fernstaedt
New
JFK
Gronovski
Grace Lutheran Church
James C. Plymire
Lester M. Johnson
Archie Myers
Ransom Holmes
Fred Flick
Diem
The
Associated Press
Krattiger
Kenneth Krattiger
Band of America
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