Aldermen OK Planning Extensions and Water Survey
City council extends planning authorization and approves a Class B beer license for the Recreation Club. It also hires John B. Strand and Associates to survey the water supply at a projected cost of 1000 to 3000 dollars and votes on an amended federal planning assistance application to avoid binding the city to future planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Orville R. Evans
Green Engineering Co
Planning Commission
T. J. Burgy Jr
Eighth Ward
Evan C. Chambers
Fifth Ward
Burgy
Evans
William J. Schmitz
John B. Strand and Associates
Madison
Water Board
Recreation Club
Fred B. Simpson
F and W Oil Co
Janesville
Robert Hahlen
Wendell Brunkow
Marvin Chosen New CD Director and Highway Purchases
Kenneth H. Meyer was authorized to purchase a bulldozer and rock ripper for the highway department at 55000 with 20000 trade in. Charles B. Marvin named Civil Defense director after T J Burgy Jr. resigned for National Guard duty. The board discussed 1964 allotments and approved end bound ledgers for the register of deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth H. Meyer
Highway Department
Meyer
Charles B. Marvin
T. J. Burgy Jr
Marvin
Burgy
National Guard
Berlin
State Highway Commission
Helen F. Myers
Borghild Ritschard
Helen Bratzke
Register of Deeds
Green County Hospital
Special Hospital Building Committee
Stocks Climb In Buying Rush On Historic High Path
New York trading surged as a vast buying wave pushed the market toward another historic high. First hour volume reached 1.84 million shares, far above Tuesday’s 1.11 million, with gains led by motors plastics steels rail metals and electronics amid hopes for tax cuts rising retail sales and a rebound after two declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Three Speakers Take Rotary Club Spotlight
At the Monroe Rotary meeting at Marco's three speakers presented reports. Rebecca Houser spoke about her experiences at Badger Girl's State. Kay Krebs described six weeks at the science summer training school at the University of Wisconsin. Rev. Gerritt E. Mouw reported on the Rotary International Convention in St. Louis this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Marco’s
Rebecca Houser
Badger Girl's State
Kay Krebs
Science
University of Wisconsin
Gerritt E. Mouw
St. Louis
Postal Chiefs Meet Gronouski in Madison Briefing
Tax Commissioner John A. Gronouski, named postmaster general, hosts top postal officials in Madison for a briefing one day after his appointment. Acting Postmaster General Sidney Bishop and Frederick C. Behlen head the delegation, with others arriving ahead of schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
John A. Gronouski
Kennedy
Gronouski
Sidney Bishop
Frederick C. Behlen
Bureau of Operations
Bishop
Behlen
Washington
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Terry Joe Tschanz Admitted To Shrine Hospital
Seven year old Terry Joe Tschanz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tschanz of Route 3, was admitted as a surgical patient to Shriner Hospital for Crippled Children in Chicago for a birth hip defect. He attended Hiawatha school before hospitalization and has four siblings and caring grandparents. Cards and letters are welcome at Shrine Hospital, 2211 North Oak Park, Chicago 35, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Joe Tschanz
Joseph Tschanz
Shriner Hospital
Chicago
Terry
Hiawatha School
Tschanz
Susan
Patricia
Kathy
Nathan
Vern Smith
Monroe
Christ Tschanz
Route 1
Terry Tschanz
Shrine Hospital For Crippled Children
North Oak Park
Swiss Cheese Market Steady With Adequate Supplies
Swiss List shows steady demand with mostly fair to good activity. 40-pound blocks and longhorns tight, other supplies adequate to ample. Cheddar prices in the 35% to 38% range with 40-pound blocks at 34.5 to 38.4. Single daisies 38.58 to 39.54. Longhorns 38% to 39% and midgets 37.42 to 40.42. Wisconsin state blocks steady with fair to good demand and adequate state-brand blocks. lower grades limited. State brand blocks 43 to 45, B 41 to 42, C 37 to 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Rockefeller conducts Sousa in Bowling Green Park
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller led a 42 member band briefly in a performance of Stars and Stripes Forever for about 1000 people in New York Citys Bowling Green Park on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John Philip Sousa
New York City
Bowling Green Park
NFO Plans Milk Hold Decision At Corning Meeting
Elmer Schiemme national NFO director told more than 175 county members that the 26 member board would decide next Monday and Tuesday in Corning Ia on whether a milk withholding action is needed. Farmers complain of a two cent rise in milk price in Monroe stores not reaching farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Schiemme
National Nfo
Corning
Schlemme
National Farm Organization
Monroe
Rght
Wisconsin Agriculturalist Magazine
Fred Krebs
NFO
Green
Rock County
NFC
Kennedy says treaty won't limit U S defense authority
President Kennedy told the Senate the limited nuclear test ban pact does not curb the U S ability to use nuclear weapons for defense of the United States and its allies. In a letter to Senators Mansfield and Dirksen he pledged full adherence to military safeguards and stressed bipartisan backing for the treaty despite concerns about on-site inspections and disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Senate
United States
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate of the
Dirksen
Mansfield
Eisenhower
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Salinger Visits Fresno For Navy Reunion
Pierre Salinger President Kennedy's press secretary arrives in Fresno California for a two day visit. The trip includes a brief reunion with former Navy buddies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salinger
Fresno
Calif
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Navy
Banquet Heads Corn Picking Plans For Monroe Chamber
Monroe Chamber of Commerce directs corn picking contest activities for Oct 23 24 at the Melchior Denny farm if used as site or Willis Riemer in Decatur Township otherwise. Bus numbers depend on site choice. Banquet Oct 23 at 7 30 p.m. in the M Room high school chaired by Earl Hager with tickets at 3. Urban named master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Denny Farm
Monroe
Marco’s
Melchior Denny
Willis Riemer
Decatur Township
Earl Hager
Joseph G. Urban
Alabama
Archie Myers Jr
Vernon
Bud) Schillinger
Wisconsin Considers Federal Suit Over Ohio Truck Reciprocity
Wisconsin officials warn they may sue in federal court to preserve truck licensing reciprocity with Ohio as Ohio laws threaten to require Ohio plates for Wisconsin trucks. Gov. Reynolds seeks direct talks with Ohio Gov. Rhodes while Ohio Attorney General Saxbe heads a board that could end reciprocity on Sept. 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Ohio
Reynolds
James Rhodes
James Karns
Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department
Consin
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
John Varda
Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association
George Thompson
Maher Youth 15 Killed in Albany Tractor Accident
William Michael Maher, 15, of Route 1 Albany died instantly when a tractor tipped and crushed his chest at home. He was a sophomore at Albany High School active in the 4 H Club and FFA, exhibited sheep at state fairs, and belonged to St Patrick s Church. Burial will be at St Patrick s Cemetery after a 10 am service at the church. A Rosary will be held at 8 pm tomorrow at Sharer Funeral Home with calling hours in the afternoon. Survivors include his parents a sister in Chicago maternal grandparents and several aunts and uncles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Michael Maher
Route 1
Albany
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Lawrence Korback
Sharer Funeral Home
William
Green County
Richard Wagner
St. Clare Hospital
Lawrence
Katherine Crotty Maher
Albany High School
Albany Ffa
Wisconsin
Mary Lou Maher
Chicago
William Crotty
South Wayne
Networks Will Cover JFK Press Conference
Four major radio networks plan live coverage of President Kennedy's 3 p.m. press conference in Monroe time on Thursday. Television networks will not carry it live. CBS and NBC will telecast at 3 30 p.m. ABC at 4 p.m. Mutual and the three networks will air live radio broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kennedy
Monroe
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Co
Three
Mutual
Milwaukee Police Chief Names Retirement Date
Milwaukee Police Chief Howard O. Johnson, 55, says he will retire on October 4 unless the Fire and Police Commission asks him to stay to supervise a successor. Chief since 1957, Johnson had tied retirement to a real estate closing and expected to move to Oconomowoc after final financial steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Howard O. Johnson
Fire and Police Commission
Johnson
Oconomowoc
Plowing and Tractor Pull Highlight Watershed Fun Day
A Watershed Fun Day on September 21 at Kendall Digman farm west of Monroe features plowing contests, a tractor pull, games, and entertainment. The Smock Valley group leads with presidents Delbert Indergand Skinner Creek Ralph Weckerly and Donald Deininger. event runs with Green County Agricultural Chest Soil Conservation Service and Extension Office support. A junior plowing contest at 9 am senior plowing at 10 30 am, noon lunch, wagon tours and afternoon tractor pull. Women expected to compete. antique oil and water burning unit to be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall Digman
Monroe
Smock Valley Group
Delbert Indergand
Skinner Creek
Ralph Weckerly
Richland Creek
Donald Deininger
Green County Agricultural Chest
Soil Conservation Service
Extension Office
Kenneth C. Allen
Monroe von
Alabama School Uproar Subdues Across Cities
In Birmingham Mobile Tuskegee and Huntsville white pupils attended integrated schools with no disorders reported. National Guardsmen stood by in Birmingham as only minor incidents occurred near West End High where arrests were made. Governor Wallace vowed to pursue segregation battles in court as federal authorities enforced integration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Mobile
Tuskegee
Huntsville
West End High
University of Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Mrs Platz Dies After Found Unconscious at Home
Mrs Gertrude Platz, 53, wife of Assistant Attorney General William Platz, died in a Madison hospital Tuesday night two hours after being found semiconscious in her home. The death followed an illness and occurred in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Gertrude Platz
William Platz
Kennedy Deficit Curb Fight Tied To Tax Cut Action
Congress pushes to pledge restraint on government spending if the $111 billion tax cut passes in its present form. The House Ways and Means Committee inserts language to require new revenue first go to deficit reduction and debt reduction. Debate includes tying spending limits to the bill amid Senate filibuster pressure and civil rights opposition. Byrnes proposes canceling part of the cut if the deficit and spending exceed set limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Rules Committee
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Finance Committee
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Kennedy To Tour North Wisconsin
Sen. Gaylord Nelson said President Kennedy would visit northern Wisconsin as part of a national tour on conservation. An advance team of Secret Service and communications and transport technicians would scope the region before final plans, with Nelson pressing for a national park in the Apostle Islands area and a September Duluth stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gaylord Nelson
Kennedy
Wisconsin
Nelson
White House
Duluth
Apostle Islands
Lake Superior
Mafia Feuds Flare in Palermo Mafia War
Police report three rival Mafia bosses were found dead in fields near Palermo on Tuesday night, indicating escalating internal warfare within Sicily's secret criminal society. The discovery highlights ongoing mob violence in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palermo
Sicily
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Aldermen
Eagles Club
United Fund of Monroe, Inc
First National Bank
William Hawthorne
United Fund
Vernon F. Schillinger
Hawthorne
Robert Skattum
Lowell Stuessy
Paul Paulson
Times
Rotary Club
Terry Joe
Shrine Hospital
Donny Farm
Corn Contest Committee
Donny
Ani
State
Maher
Albany Church
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