Deininger and Stauffer Capture GOP Primary Seats
W E Deininger defeated Leslie Schwitz 3 179 to 2 243 for sheriff and carries 30 of 34 precincts. C M Stauffer, incumbent from Monticello, won 2 300 votes for the assembly nomination, facing Democrat Fred Buchschacher in November, with 23 of 34 precincts won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Deininger
C. M. Stauffer
Deininger
Leslie M. Schwitz
Stauffer
Monticello
Fred Buchschacher
Schwitz
Monroe
Brodhead
Sheriff's Department
Mt. Pleasant
Spring Grove
Clarno
Assembly
G. Fred Galli
Victor N. Schiller
Galli
Schiller
Monroe Evening Times Sees Surge In Election Call Volume
The office reported all three telephone trunks busy from 7 30 to 10 45 as staff fielded 470 calls about primary results. Voters asked about sheriff Assembly and State Senate races with substantial interest in the GOP governor contest.
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Monroe
Green County Election Totals Show Party and Candidate Wins
Green County voters backed Wilbur Renk over Kuehn 3 127 to 2 157 with Reynolds a Democrat at 261. Richard Wagner ran unopposed for coroner receiving 4 096 on the Republican ballot. Several GOP incumbents tops include Kundert 4 625 clerk, Kundert 4 539 treasurer, Myers 4 417 circuit clerk, Viney 4 272 DA, Bratzke 4 410 reg deeds. Democratic assembly bid by Buchschacher 238. Belleville reported five GOP ballots. Sylvester Township moved polling to new town halls with 129 voters after 19 by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiller
Galli
Exeter Township
Brodhead
Green County
Wilbur Renk
Kuehn
Reynolds
Richard Wagner
Deininger
Ray E. Kundert
Ralph J. Kundert
Helen F. Myers
Joseph D. Viney
Helen Bratzke
Register of Deeds
Fred L. Buchschacher
Assembly
Browntown
New Glarus
Mt. Pleasant Township
Belleville Village
Belleville
Dane County
Kundert
Sylvester Township
Searles
Prien
Payton Wins Mallory Trophy in North American Sailing
Fresh water sailor Jim Payton of Madison Wisconsin wins the Mallory trophy finals in Newport Beach California to claim first place in the men's North American sailing championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Beach
Calif
Jim Payton
Madison
Wis
Roseleip Wins GOP Nomination for State Senate
Gordon W. Roseleip of Darlington won the Republican nomination for the 17th State Senate district by 1450 votes over Edward J. Kaderly, with Roseleip gaining large margins in Lafayette Grant and Iowa Counties while Kaderly carried Green County and Jefferson Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon W. Roseleip
Darlington
GOP
State Senate
Edward J. Kaderly
Juda
Roseleip
Lafayette
Grant
Iowa
Kaderly
Green County
Raymond J. Eckstein
Cass
Senate
State Building Commission
New Glarus Village
Jefferson Township
Monroe
Lafayette County
Eckstein
Grant County
Lewis
Gibson
Griswold
Iowa County
Five Area Students Earn Degrees at Wisconsin
Five area students were among 1,007 graduates this fall from the University of Wisconsin after summer sessions. Henry Wie man of Woodford earned a Master of Science in Education English, George Kindschi of 1770 13th Street earned a Bachelor of Arts, James Liebig of Route 3 earned a Master of Science in History, Ralph Neale of 1007 12th Street earned a Master of Science in Education, and William Lengacher of 2023 7th Street earned a Bachelor of Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Henry E. Wieman
Woodford
George W. Kindschi
13Th Street
James T. Liebig
Route 3
Ralph L. Neale
12Th Street
William C. Lengacher
7Th Street
Assemblyman Calvert Wins GOP Nomination
Assemblyman Walter B. Calvert won the Republican nomination for Iowa and Lafayette counties, seeking a fifth term. He defeated Gregory Bock by 1,500 votes, 3,860 to 2,360, and will face Democrat John M. Stauffacher who was unopposed for the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Calvert
Benton
Assembly
Iowa
Lafayette
Calvert
Gregory Bock
Bock
John M. Stauffacher
Schadeberg Flynn Race Defined for First District Ballot
Incumbent Republican Henry C. Schadeberg faces Gerald T. Flynn in the fall race for Wisconsin first district congress. Flynn won a three way Democratic primary by about 4,000 votes over Jay Schwartz. Wickstrom finished poorly. Complete returns across 261 precincts gave Flynn 14,032, Schwartz 10,082, Wickstrom 2,828.
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Henry C. Schadeberg
Burlington
Gerald T. Flynn
Schadeberg
Flynn
Racine
Jay Schwartz
Eleanora Wickstrom
Walworth
Rep
Green
Rock
Kenosha County
Schwartz
Miss Wickstrom
Republicans Seek Cuba Declarations On Reservist Bill
Republicans pressed the Senate to add pledges to Kennedy's request for standby authority to mobilize 150000 reservists. Senator Miller proposed enforcing the Monroe Doctrine against Fidel Castro, while Senator Bush urged expressing Congress’s right to end Communist domination in Cuba. Debate anticipated before Thursday’s reservist measure vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Cuba
Kennedy
Jack Miller
A-Iowa
Fidel Castro
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Congress
United States
North Western Strike Remains in Stalemate
Negotiators seek to break deadlock in the Chicago and North Western Railway strike after day and night sessions between the railroad, the AFL-CIO Railroad Telegrapher's Union, and Federal Mediator Francis A. O'Neill Jr. Another negotiating session was set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago and North Western Railway
Afl-Cio
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
Vaccine Project To Start Oct 19 In Green County
Green County will launch a three dose Sabin oral polio vaccine program on Friday October 19 in Monroe Monticello New Glarus Brodhead and Albany. Dr Frank C Stiles and Dr Edward Zupanc co chair the effort sponsored by the Green County Medical Association with 25000 doses ordered for the opening clinic aimed at making every resident immune. Second and third clinics are scheduled for November 16 and December 14 with Dane and Lafayette counties to begin similar programs next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Sabin
Frank C. Stiles
Edward Zupanc
Monroe
Monticello
New Glarus
Brodhead
Albany
Green County Medical Association
Dane
Lafayette
The
Medical Association
William Hein
Charles Miller
Phil Teehan
Dave Brinkmeier
J. T. Etter
Martha Tschudy
W. A. Bender
Bender
National Foundation
Janet Buehler Heads Chorus at Junior High
Janet Buehler was elected president of the 90 voice junior high chorus with Ann Henning as vice president, Janice Ruda as secretary, and Rugene Steensrud as treasurer. All are eighth graders except Ruda. They plan a January 15 musical and a spring concert in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Norager
Janet Buehler
Ann Henning
Janice Ruda
Rugene Steensrud
Blood drive aims for 150 Monroe donors Sept 28
Rev. James C. Plymire announces Monroe needs at least 150 donors for the bloodmobile visit on Friday Sept 28 at the junior high gym. Girl Scout troops will canvass neighborhoods to distribute information and collect pledges while inviting appointments to speed time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Plymire
Monroe
Plymire
16Th Avenue
James Plymire
Fred Blanc
Louis Oostdik
Willard Hagstrom
Upsets Mark Primary Votes In Other States
In a slam bang primary several incumbents faltered as New Hampshire voters rejected Gov. Wesley Powell and backed John Pillsbury for the GOP nomination. Deloris Bridges narrowly lost to Per kins Bass for the Senate race, with Merrow and Murphy also in contention. Minnesota saw H Carl Andersen lose to Robert J. Odegard for the 6th District. Nine states held primaries on a day that featured eight Senate seats and multiple governorships. Arizona chose Carl Hayden for another term while Evan Mecham won the GOP nod for governor challenger. Utah saw David S. King and Wallace F. Bennett win their party nominations. Washington's Richard G. Christensen won the Republican Senate nod to face Warren Magnuson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hamphire
Wesley Powell
Perkins Bass
Senate
Powell
John Pillsbury
Pillsbury
John W. King
State House
New Hampshire
U.S. Senate
Bass
Deloris Bridges
Sen. Styles Bridges
Chester E. Merrow
Maurice J. Murphy Jr
Bridges
Minnesota
H. Carl Andersen
Andersen
Billie Sol Estes
Robert J. Odegard
Wisconsin
Vermont
Rhode Island
Utah
Washington
Arizona
Colorado
House
Carl Hayden
Dean
Congress
W. Lee McLane
Phoenix
Evan Mecham
Hayden
Stephen Shadegg
Barry Goldwater
Sam Goddard
Tucson
Paul Fannin
David S. King
Wallace F. Bennett
Bennett
J. Bracken Lee
Salt Lake City
King
Calvin Rampton
Richard G. Christensen
Ben Larson
Christensen
Warren G. Magnuson
Women Assist In NFO Activity
Four women helped in county NFO work today with Mrs. Victor May Mrs. Melchior Denny and Mrs. Paul Gruenberg checking at a Monroe receiving yard. Mrs. Raymond Bartelt in Cadiz Township worked at the 11 county NFO headquarters in Brodhead. A county NFC checkers meeting last night at Turner Hall discussed livestock receipts rising this week. Lee Zurfluh of Albany spoke of experiences in Chicago yards. another NFC meeting is set for tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NFO
Victor May
Melchior Denny
Paul Gruenberg
Monroe
Raymond Bartelt
Cadiz Township
Brodhead
Turner Hall
Lee Zurfluh
John Zurfluh Jr
Albany
Chicago
Jaycee Pony and Horse Show schedules announced in Wisconsin
The first annual Jaycee Pony and Horse Show in Monroe Wisconsin opens Saturday with quarterhorse halter classes and breed halter events for Shetland ponies, plus two quarterhorse races. Sunday features Shetland mare breed and pony performance classes. Over 500 Name the Pony entries, a Pleasure Pony class, and a bandshell fund pledge accompany a weekend of events with mixed admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Schmitz
Fairgrounds
Schmitz
Wisconsin
Monroe
Bandshell Fund
New York Smallpox Scare Proves False
New York faced a third suspected smallpox scare in a month when a newly arrived Tanganyika student was found likely to have chickenpox. Benjamin Mka 24 arrived from London and fell ill at International House. 500 residents were ordered vaccinated as a precaution while tests continued.
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New York
Tanganyika
Benjamin Mka- 24
Thewild Airport
London
International House
International
Seeholzer to Head October Cheese Festival in Monroe
David Seeholzer, cheese maker at the Silver-Lewis factory in Mt. Pleasant Township, was named to head the October Cheese Festival in Monroe on Friday Oct. 6. He will set up a committee of cheese makers and industry leaders to plan local promotion. Shirley Zee will lead past queens in promoting cheese in Monroe stores that night. Cheese samples and musical entertainment are planned. John Marty will assist in planning.
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David Seeholzer
Silver-Lewis Factory
Mt. Pleasant Township
Monroe
Seeholzer
Green County Agricultural Chest
Shirley Zee
Albany
Green County
Dairy Queen
John Marty
Browntown
Nebraska
Betty Vetterli
Bobby Schneider
Hans Neuenschwander
John Ferguson
Reynolds Kuehn Agree on Debates in Wisconsin Gubernatorial Race
Reynolds the Democratic nominee and Republican Philip G. Kuehn agreed to debate, but could not fix dates or venues. Reynolds proposed multiple debates while Kuehn resisted, noting schedule conflicts and prior commitments.
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Reynolds
Kuehn
Milwaukee
Philip G. Kuehn
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Wilbur Renk
la Crosse
Stock Prices Edge Higher in Quiet New York Trade
Stocks edged higher in quiet trading in New York as oils, savings and loan companies and chemicals led gains. Volume was about 3 million shares, with many advances under one point and a few up two or three points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wisconsin GOP nominating Kuehn as governor leads ticket
The Wisconsin primary produced Philip G. Kuehn as the GOP governor nominee with Wilbur Renk named to help the ticket. Kuehn led in precinct returns amid a bitter GOP contest while Sen. Alexander Wiley secured a fifth term for the Democrats. Reynolds and Nelson ran unopposed for attorney general and governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Senate
Philip G. Kuehn
Wilbur Renk
Alexander Wiley
Gaylord Nelson
Wiley
John W. Reynolds
Nelson
Renk
Robert la Follette Sucher
Robert M. la Follette Sr
Sun Prairie
Kuehn
Warren Knowles
Reynolds
Knowles
Elliot N. Walstead
Marotz
George Thompson
la Crosse
Walstead
William H. Evans
Thompson
Evans
Assembly
House
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W.E. Deininger
M. Stauffer
Wilbur E. Deininger
North Western
Anderson Estes
Zim
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