Goldwater Rests After First Week On Campaign Trail
Senator Barry Goldwater ends a strenuous first week of campaigning with a long rest period ahead and reports about a quarter of a million observers across nine states. He criticizes the White House and Senate influence in Bobby Baker inquiries while praising Humphrey and Miller in exchanges with ADA and at rallies.
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Arthur Edson
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Ogle County Fairgrounds
Oregon
Lyndon Johnson
Bobby Baker
White House
Supreme Court
Chicago
Robert H. Humphrey
American Political Science Association
Ill
Americans For Democratic Action
Humphrey
William E. Miller
United States
Bill Miller
ADA
Johnson
Infants Found Dead in Texas in Brutal Fort Worth Case
Police say two infant brothers died after being attacked following the assault on their mother Carolyn Adams. A 16 year old neighbor Charles Hefley confessed after Mrs Adams identified his name while hospitalized. Hefley was taken into custody near his Fort Worth home as investigators traced the sequence from the mother’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runt Wonin
Trinity River
Charles Roy Hefley
Cato Hightower
Carolyn Adams
Fort Worth
Hefley
Local Farmer Charles Leary Dies After Brief Illness
Charles Leary, 63, lifelong Darlington resident and area farmer, died yesterday in Darlington hospital after a brief illness. Survived by wife Dolly and three sons Donald in California, Leland, and Robert J. at home. Arrangements pending at Steil funeral home.
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Charles Leary
Darlington
Dolly
Donald
California
Leland
Robert J
Steil Funeral Home
Schultz Funeral Sunday At Monroes Shriner-Neuschwander
Roy A. Schultz 1 of 1315 15th avenue died at 845 am yesterday at the Veterans Administration hospital Madison. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at Shriner Neuschwander funeral home pastor Gerrit E Mouw Union Presbyterian church officiating burial Dutch Hollow cemetery. Schultz gun motorcycle and bicycle shop owner near junior high school a longtime gathering place for students and sportsmen. Survived by wife a son LeRoy Schultz Kimberly a sister Mrs Albert Witt Monticello a brother Harry Boise Idaho and three grandchildren Jerry Judy John Schultz.
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Roy A. Schultz
15Th Avenue
Veteran's Administration Hospital
Madison
Shriner - Neuschwander
Gerrit £. Mouw
Union Presbyterian Church
Dutch Hollow
Schultz
Schultz Station
Washington Township
Fred W
Mary Gill Schultz
Simmons Rural
Freeport
Mable Stauffacher
American Legion
Green County
France
Monroe Rifle Club
Monroe Motorcycle Club
Recreation Park
LeRoy Schultz
Kimberly
Albert Witt
Monticello
Harry
Boise
Ida
Jerry
Judy
John Schultz
Emil V. Stauffacher
Monroe
Child Burglar Gang Breakup Reported in New York
Police say a 12 year old girl led a gang of 11 youths aged 12 to 15 from well-to-do homes in N Y. The group is accused of shoplifting looting homes and property damage over two months for petty cash and a kick. Suffolk County police announced the arrest Friday.
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Ntington
N.Y
Suffolk County Police
Psychologist Dr Richard S Fitzpatrick Died in Fairfax
Dr Richard S Fitzpatrick a psychologist educator and journalist died Thursday in Fairfax of a respiratory ailment. He spent most of his life in a wheelchair.
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Fitzpatrick
Fairfax
Richard S. Fitzpatrick
Allen Will Receive Honorary American Farmer Degree
Kenneth C. Allen, a 15 year Monroe high school vocational agriculture instructor, is named recipient of the Honorary American Farmer Degree by the National Boards of Student Officers and Directors of the FFA. The honor will be conferred during the 37th FFA convention in Kansas City on October 14.
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Monroe High School
Kenneth C. Allen
Future Farmers of America
Allen
FFA
Municipal Auditorium
Kansas City
William Paul Gray
Kenneth Allen
Hiawatha
Monroe
American Farmer
FFA Foundation
State
FFA Farm Safety Committee
FFA Advisory Council
Wisconsin Association of Vocational Agriculture Instructors
University of Wisconsin
Platteville State University
Livingston
Grant County
University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Hurricane Ethel Aims at Bermuda With 95 MPH Winds
Hurricane Ethel, fifth tropical storm, moved toward Bermuda with 95 mile per hour winds and a possible direct hit. Gales were forecast for the island as federal aid from President Johnson began to reach Florida and Georgia for Dora recovery efforts.
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Miami
Ethel
Bermunda
Mi Atlantic
Georgia
Florida
Dora
Johnson
Jacksonville
Fla
Brunswick
Gunderson Heads Wisconsin Newspaper Advertising Executives
Gunderson of the Ashland Press was elected president of the Wisconsin Newspaper Advertising Executives Association to succeed John LePoidevin of the Racine Journal Times. Other officers elected were George Browne of the Appleton Post-Crescent as vice president and Roland Martin of the Fond du Lac Commonwealth Reporter as secretary treasurer.
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Racine
Wy Yetnam Gunderson
Ashland Press
Wisconsin
Advertising Executives Association Today
John LePoidevin
Racine Journal Times
George Browne
The
Appleton Post - Crescent
Roland Martin
Fond du Lac Commonwealth Reporter
Shriners Arrive For Gay Festival Under Sunny Sky
Shriners parade plans unfold in Monroe as public events fill Recreation Park downtown and the fairgrounds with free camel rides, music, and a 7 p.m. parade followed by an 8 p.m. program. Sheriff says square area will be blocked and curbside parking banned tonight. Over 30 special cars and Oldsmobile convertibles to transport Shrine members and officials.
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Recreation Park
11Th Street
Fairgrounds
W. E. Deininger
Green County Hospital
Masonic Temple
Madison County D A says no warrants in John Doe probe
Madison County District Attorney Michael Torphy said on Friday that the investigation into an alleged plot to discredit state officials using fake photographs did not produce evidence to justify issuing warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Dane County
New Miss America To Be Crowned Tonight in Atlantic City
Atlantic City N J contestants vie for Miss America 1965 in a week of swimsuits personality rounds and talent events. Ten finalists advance to the final round with the winner to receive a 10000 college scholarship travel opportunities and 80000 in appearance contracts. Donna Axum of El Dorado Arkansas is the outgoing Miss America.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Donna Axum
el Dorado
Ark
Monroe Native Aids In Rocket Checkout At Cape Canaveral
Stanley D. Kammerude of Monroe is part of Chrysler Space Division’s 250 engineers at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center preparing the SA 7 Saturn I mission. The 1957 Monroe High School graduate and jet engine mechanic in the Air Force, now with Chrysler since May 1, works on a boilerplate Apollo craft in earth orbit as Saturn I readies for its seventh flight this month. Kammerude and wife Mary Flesher reside at Cape Canaveral with their children Jeffrey and Janeen.
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Monroe
Stanley D. Kammerude
Kammerude
Paul Kammerode
Chrysler Corp Space Division
John K. Kennedy Space Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Janesville
Boeing
Chrysler
Air Force
Mary Flesher
Russell Flesher
Albany
Cape Canaveral
Jeffrey Dean
Janeen Diane
Unique Hootenanny Concert Set by Monroe Jaycettes
Monroe Jaycettes stage The Hootenanny next Saturday in the junior high auditorium to aid mental health and cerebral palsy programs. Features Monroe High Folk Arts Group under Jack Close with Janet Barry University of Wisconsin, Tom and Lamar Parker of Whitewater State College, and Monroe vocalist Jerry Kubly. Tickets at local shops banks and school, with general chairs listed.
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Janet Barry
University of Wisconsin
The
Monroe Jaycettes
Miss Barry
George Barry
Monroe
Times
Jaycettes
Monroe High School
Jack Close
Thomas Parker
Tom and Lamar
Whitewater State College
Jerry Kubly
Chocolate Shop
Commercial and Savings Bank
First National Bank
Gerald Gelbach
William Teuscher
Robert Keith
John Callahan
Raymond Kubly Jr
John Kessenich
Madison Woman Wins 275 in Wig Burn Case
Betty Parrott was awarded 275 after a wig she sent for cleaning burned when a cleaning agent ignited. Small Claims Judge John A. Walsh found the beauty parlor negligent as fire inspectors had not required changes to the procedure. The wig burned on a cold February day with the furnace room door open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Betty Parrott
Small
John A. Walsh
Pickets Warned as NFO Violence Debate Simmers
Governor Reynolds convened meetings with district attorneys sheriffs and state agencies in Green Bay Eau Claire and Madison to address potential violence at National Farmers Organization picketing at livestock yards. NFO president Staley defended lawful demonstrations and said the moratorium would be lifted while urging restraint.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
Reynolds
Green Bay
Eau Claire
NFC
Staley
State Capitol
Bonduel
Dane County Fair Grounds
Capitol Square
Howard Falk
Melvin Cummings
Birnamwood
Corning
Iowa
Cummings
Falk
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New York
Belmont
Lucille
David
James
Mary Kay
Cadiz Township
Browntown
Raake
Kenneth
Bermuda
Gunderson
Shriners
Stanley Kammerude
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