Thurmond to bolt Democrats for Goldwater in TV speech
Senator Strom Thurmond of South Carolina plans a 6:15 p.m. EST television speech from Columbia announcing his switch to the Barry Goldwater Republican ticket. He will attack Democrats for abandoning the people and leading toward socialism while urging a strong two party system in the South.
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Washington
Sen
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Thurmond
Columbia
S.C
South
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Spartanburg- Greenville
Democratic Party
North Carolina
Republican Party
Viet Nam Leaders Placed in Custody After Coup Attempt
Two of three top coup leaders were in Saigon government custody. Maj. Gen. Duong Van Duc, commander of the 4th Army Corps, under house arrest and facing possible trial. Col. Joynh Van Ton, leader of the 7th Division, left My Tho to return to Saigon as the delta remained volatile.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Mekong River
Duong van Duc
Duc
4Th Army
Joynh van Ton
My Tho
Lodge Honors Lyle Sickinger at Moose Lodge Meeting
Lyle Sickinger received the secretary's three star award plaque from Governor Richard Newcomer at the Moose Lodge gathering in Moose Hall. Four new members joined in a ceremony led by the degree staff including August Burgi and others. Marty reported on the Madison state convention.
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Richard Newcomer
Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Sickinger
August Burgi
Roger Brugger
Jack L. Marty
Werner Aeschliman
Lee C. Babler
Clifford Prien
Marty
Madison
Henry Babler
Day Care Center To Open Monday In Grace Church
The Day Care Center for retarded and physically handicapped children will open next Monday September 21 at 1 p.m. in the new addition to Grace Lutheran church. It is sponsored by GCARC with support from United Fund state funds and donations. Open Mondays and Wednesdays 1 to 3 p.m. for Green County residents unable to attend local special education. Director is Mrs. Mabel Hamilton of New Glarus with volunteer staff. A fund-raising event was postponed to December 4 as a Christmas project.
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Green County
Mabel Hamilton
New Glarus
Southern Colony
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St. Colletta’s
Jefferson
Readers Digest
Dorothy Barrett
Bernice Kingdon
St. Colleta’s
Martha Tschudy
President Kennedy
James C. Plymire
Grace Church
Amos Johnson
Green ‘County Hospital
M. Wilfreda
St. Clare Hospital
Allan Barnard
County Welfare Committee
Tires Damaged By Blade Device Near Clinton Wis
Police report a booby trapped mower blade device set in a roadside ditch damaged tires on two livestock trucks along Highway 15 east of Clinton. Three tires on one truck and one tire on another were cut. a third truck avoided the trap. No injuries reported. The setup featured a six to seven foot angle iron with welded blades, triggered by a wire across the road. Drivers said the trucks were returning empty from the Cudahy livestock market. The incident follows a series of livestock truck attacks tied to a National Farmers Organization action.
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Clinton
Wis
Rock County
Highway 15
Cudahy
Deadline Friday For Ford Strike
DETROIT United Auto Workers set a strike deadline for 10 am Friday at Ford Motor in new contract talks. UAW President Walter P. Reuther said the union was ready to bargain in good faith to resolve remaining issues.
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United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Health Service Launches Campaign to Stop Smoking
Public Health Service seeks 1.9 million dollars this fiscal year to begin educating young students and others about smoking dangers. The funds would not support a quick drive but initiate a long term effort to curb America's smoking habit.
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Wachingsun
The
Public Health Service
Knowles Cannot Greet Goldwater
Warren P. Knowles, the Republican candidate for governor, said he cannot attend Wisconsin appearances of Barry Goldwater or William Miller due to prior commitments. He will not ride anyone's coattails and will run his own campaign, insisting voters come to hear the presidential or vice-presidential candidate.
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Associated Press
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Barry Goldwater
Rep
William Miller
Sen
Goldwater
Madison
Miller
Janesville
Beloit
Knowles
Floods Hit Texas as Carrizo Springs Sees Heavy Rain
Reports describe serious flooding in southwest Texas near Carrizo Springs after cloud bursts unleashed up to 15 inches of rain. The event underscores severe weather affecting the region and potential emergency responses.
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Texas
San Antonio
Industrial Park Street Plan Gets Council Approval
Monroe City Council approved a proposed street layout for the Industrial Park featuring a central boulevard dubbed the Thunder Creek Expressway. The plan includes straightening the creek bed to run from the 24 inch storm sewer to the bridge on 7th Avenue and connects 11th, 14th, 9th, 10th, and 7th avenues to the boulevard.
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11Th Avenue
14Th Street
9Th Avenue
10Th Avenue
15Th Street
Fred R. Simpson
Airport Committee
Jerry I. Coplien
Archie H. Schneider
New City
Monroe Armory
Board of Public Works
Jaycettes
Blumer
Alois T. Beer
Eleanor B. Frederick
Kahne Lumber Co
Mont,roe
More Study Planned Highway Route Cost Estimated
The City Council heard a cost comparison for Highway 69 routes with the outer route near the city edge at 22100 to acquire right of way while the inner 7th avenue route would reach 113150. Realty firms warned both figures exclude possible damages and major property purchases including Green County Fast Freight Co. The outer route faces less building interference, while inner route supporters warn downtown Monroe would lose traffic. A bypass along the edge is favored by those seeking lower costs.
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Monroe Realtors
Green Coun
Ty Fast Freight Co
Monroe
New Time Schedule For Monroe Schools Planned
Miss Doris Messmer announced a trial time schedule change for Monroe schools starting Monday September 21. The plan shifts elementary start times due to new Lincoln School bus and cafeteria programs. Third and fourth graders at South East North Lincoln will follow morning 8:45 to 11:45 and 12:45 to 3:15. Lincoln 8:45 to 11:35 and 12:45 to 3:25.
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Doris Messmer
Monroe
Lincoln School
Messmer
Lincoln
County Republicans Plan for Campaign Dinner Meeting and Speeches
About 50 attend the Green County Republican dinner at Swiss Wheel as fall campaign plans form. Beloit visit set for 9:30 AM with William E. Miller and speakers Wilbur Renk Henry Schadeberg and Jack Olson. Carl Kolata, candidate for Congress from the Second District, spoke at Monroe Clinic staff noon meeting.
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Green County Repubican
Beloit
William E. Miller
Wilbur Renk
Henry Schadeberg
Jack Olson
Carl Kolata
Congress
Monroe Clinic
Teachers To Meet For Training Event
Teachers in Green County rural and village schools convene Monday at Juda High School for a day of training under the Green County Education Association. Sessions center on Quality Education Opens Windows on the World with speakers James Holden and Tom Kelly discussing Latin American relations and Earth conservation humor, respectively.
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Green County
Juda
Green County Education Association
James ©. Holden
Colorado
Tom Kelly
Lake Mills
Holden
South America
Kelly
Orm
USDA
Mother Nature
Juda Music Department
Jerome Kalk
Rudolph T. Haskee
Frank N. Brown
State Department of Public Instruction
Thomas Keegan
Virgil Wenger
Collette Elmer
Josephine Grinder
Elizabeth Quinn
Erma Smith
Doris Hoesly
WEA
Keegan
Wenger
District Enrolls 7 656 in Schools
Supt D J i today announced total public school enrollment in the Monroe school district is 2 656, up 67 from last year. A city map study will define elementary school service areas, with a new elementary school planned if North school and additional schools close. Ten outlying schools closed this year to add junior high facilities and utilize Lincoln to capacity.
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Supt
Monroe
Huenink
Lincoln
North
Governor backs federal power to control dairy farm unrest
Wisconsin Governor John W Reynolds told the Wisconsin Creameries Association that no solution to farm unrest will come through violence. He urged federal action and funding, pressed for a 25 cent per hundredweight milk support raise, and faulted cooperatives and processors for failing farmers. The dairy group urged law enforcement to curb mob actions and condemned force and withholding of farm products. Oscar Mayer offered 2000 dollars for tips leading to arrests after dynamiting livestock stations. Shawano case involved Ivan Mueller, released on bond after a fatal driving incident during a NFC protest.
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Associated Press
John W. Reynolds
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Wisconsin Creameries Association
Stevens Point
Reynolds
Orville Freeman
Milwaukees
Creameries
Oscar Mayer and Co
Madison
Abbotsford
Medford
Shawano
Ivan Mueller
Bonduel
Ice Age Reserve Wins New Lease on Life in Wisconsin
The Ice Age National Scientific Reserve proposal for Wisconsin gains momentum as it heads to House action next Tuesday. The plan would provide federal grants for land purchase totaling $1.55 million, with the federal government contributing $800,000.
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Washington
Wisconsin
William K. van Pelt
Rwis
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