Negroes Prepare New March On Montgomery After Bombings
In Birmingham about 1200 Negroes vote to march on the Alabama state capitol to fault Gov. Wallace over the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing deaths of four girls. Funeral services set for Carol Robertson 14 and others. Police report two white teens held for separate killings and a man shot incident. Federal action discussed but no troops ordered.
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Birmingham
Ala
Montgomery
Wallace
State House
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Carol Robertson
St. John’s African Methodist Episcopal Church
Fred Shuttlesworth
Sixth Avenue South Baptist Church
Denise McNair
Addie Mae Collins
Cynthia Wesley
Washington
Melvin Bailey
Martin Luther King Jr
State Capitol
King
U.S. Dist
Clarence William Allgood
Ralph Abernathy
King’s
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Gov. Wallace
James B. Farmer
The
Congress of Racial Equality
San Francisco
Kennedy
School Administrators Attend Wisconsin Planning Conference
Monroe and statewide public school administrators will join State Department of Public Instruction officials at the Wisconsin Center and Memorial Union in Madison for a two day fall planning conference. Attendees include Supt. D. J. Huenink, Walter Babula, Ruth Messmer, and Gene Kleckler with themes on mathematics Thursday and social studies Friday led by Marcella B. Krueger and Fred R. Simpson respectively.
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Monroe
State
State Department of Public Instruction
Wisconsin Center and Memorial Union
University of Wisconsin
D.J. Huenink
Walter Babula
Ruth Messmer
Gene Kleckler
Marcella B. Krueger
Social Dies
Fred R. Simpson
Quints’ Births Bring Flood of Gifts and Names
Aberdeen Nebraska reports the Fischer quintuplets born Saturday. Doctors say the four girls Mary Ann Mary Catherine Mary Margaret Mary Magdalene and boy James Andrew are thriving on day four. Gifts exceed 35000 dollars as family weighs moving options with offers from Chamber of Commerce and landlords.
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Aberdeen
S.D
Fischer
James Berbos
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mary Ann Fischer
U.N. General Assembly Opening Broadcast Nationwide Reach
The opening ceremony of the United Nations General Assembly was telecast live via the Relay and Syncom satellites, reaching radio and TV audiences across North America Europe and Africa. The broadcast showcased the growing reach of satellite communications in global diplomacy.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
North America
Europe
Africa
Moose Lodge Plans Benefit Dance For 4 H Contest
The Monroe Moose Lodge set August 29 1964 for an annual benefit dance at Turner Hall to fund Green County Agricultural Chest. Lodge governor Ted D Schmiedlin presented a 150 dollar check to Chest president Clarence S Grundahl after ceremonies in Moose Hall. The money comes from the first Aug 31 dance and supports the county land judging contest promoting dairy and youth programs.
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Moose Lodge Helpi AG
Monroe Moose Lodge
Green County Agricultural Chest
Ted Schmiedlin
Clarence S. Grundahl
David Seeholzer
Jack Marty
Schmiedlin
Monroe
Turner Hall
Lodge
Agricultural Chest
Kendall Digman Farm
Country Kings of
Dubuque
Grundahl
Chest
Dance Project
Richard Newcomer
Lyle Sickinger
Green County
Moose
Milwaukee
Stock Prices Rise In Irregular Trends
New York stocks edged toward another record peak with irregular gains. Volume was about 4.9 million shares, up from 4.74 million on Monday. Chrysler led a rally rising over two points, overtaking Studebaker, which was active but unchanged. overall market breadth favored gainers.
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New York
Chrysler
Motors
Studebaker
Cheese Demand Steady in Madison Market With Mixed Supplies
In Madison Wisconsin cheese market today demand remains fair to good and offerings of 40 pound cutting blocks and longhorns are tight. Prices show cheddar around 35 to 38 percent and 40‑pound blocks at 35 to 38 dollars. Single daisies and longhorns quoted 38 to 39 percent, midgets 37 to 42 dollars.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Hurricane Cindy Fades After Brief Texas Blasts
Cindy struck the Texas coast at 9 a.m. with 80 mph winds then disintegrated inland. Civil Defense said no major damage or home flooding, but substantial pecan crop losses. About 13,000 people fled Cameron Parish while Port Arthur and nearby cities housed refugees. Five boats and two offshore rigs faced trouble as crews endured 30-foot waves and 55 mph winds.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Cindy
Texas
Monroe
Louisiana
Galveston
Port Arthur-Beaumont - Orange
Cameron Parish
Carla
Cameron
Audrey
Texas Department of Public Safety
Beaumont
Gulf of Mexico
William Kurz 76 Woodstock Ill dies in hospital
William Kurz aged 76 of Woodstock Ill died at 3 04 am today at St Clare hospital where he had been admitted July 30 as a medical patient. Funeral arrangements are with Schneider Luecht Woodstock with local arrangements by Stuessy Monroe.
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William Kurz
Woodstock
Ill
St. Clare Hospital
Schneider-Luecht Funeral Home
Stuessy Funeral Home
Monroe
Vandalism Ends City Band Summer Concert Series
The City band and Monroe Swiss Mixed Choir concluded the season with Auld Lang Syne and The Blue and The Gray. Vandalism marred the Twining park shell as 45 bulbs were broken, plugs damaged, rocks littered steps, and interior walls smeared.
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Monroe
Twining Park
Nuclear Treaty Support Grows as Ervin Backs Ban
Sen. Fam Ervin joined 78 senators in support of the limited nuclear test ban, saying rejection would jeopardize U S leadership. Senate leaders expect votes on ratification or reservations this week, with ongoing debate about global understandings amid calls from Sen. Stuart Symington.
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Washington
Fam Ervin
D-Nc
Ervin
Senate
United States
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Kennedy
Stuart Symington
Symington
Missouri
Air Force
Soviet Union
Water Department Receives Safety Honor in 1962
Kenneth L. Mayer superintendent of the Monroe Water Department and staff earned an award at the 42nd Annual Conference of the Wisconsin Section of the American Water Works Association in Milwaukee. The honor recognizes no lost time accidents for a five-year period.
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Kenneth L. Mayer
Monroe
Mrs Bennett Named New Co-Chairman Of Christmas Stocking
Mrs David K Bennett is named co chairman of the Christmas Stocking project in the United Fund plan. She succeeds Mrs Doran R Zwygart who served five years. Mrs Kenneth Stuart and Mrs Allie Holtsapple continue as co chairmen with Holtsapple a veteran leader.
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David K. Bennett
United Fund
Doran R. Zwygart
Kenneth Stuart
Allie Holtsapple
Holtsapple
Monroe Woman’s Club
Alice Livingston
Industrial Arts Club
Charles Mowbray
Elmer Undergoes Extensive Surgery After Fatal Weekend Crash
Alvin A. Elmer 80 underwent extensive surgery at St. Clare hospital with a fractured hip and fair condition after a two car crash near Juda that killed his wife Mable 78. Donald Kent Lippke 7 remains hospitalized and Mrs Lippke in good condition. Dennis Thoman 16 also injured. Funeral services for Mrs Elmer set for 1 30 p m at First Methodist with visitations at Stuessy funeral home.
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Alvin A. Elmer
Mable
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
Donald Kent Lippke
Donald Lippke
Delavan
Wood technology conference opens in Madison
About one hundred scientists from 231 nations gather in Madison for the opening of FAO fifth wood technology conference, organized by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization.
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Madison
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Creamery Leader Fears NFO Dairy Program Impact
Stevens Point Wisconsin Allen Wuethrich president of the Wisconsin Creameries Association warns that the National Farmers Organization dairy plan could depress milk output and push butterfat out of the market as substitutes like oleo margarine and filled dairy products gain. He questions NFO promises to absorb surpluses and cites potential harm to small herds. At the banquet, Harvey J. Weavers of Madison will be honored.
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Stevens Point
National Farmers Organization
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Creameries Association
Allen Wuethrich
Greenwood
WCA
Wuethrich
NFC
Midwest
NFO
Association
Harvey J. Weavers
Madison
Dairy and Foods Marketing Division
State Department of Agriculture
Hamburger-Bean Casserole Wins Grand Bakeoff
In Beverly Hills a Detroit housewife won $25,000 in the Pillsbury grand national bakeoff with a hamburger and bean casserole dubbed a hungry boys casserole. She competed against nine other contestants and earned top prize for her plain dish. Other winners include Mrs. Donald Schindelholz Beloit winner of $2,000 second senior prize and Judith Ann Carlson Amery Wisconsin $500 third junior prize for macaroonies.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Detroit
Roman Walilko
Donald Schindelholz
Beloit
Judith Ann Carlson
Amery
Wis
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Buri Electric Co
Ray E. Kundert
Marion Lewis
Jordan
Walter Preuti
Stricken
William Lanz
Hollis Schilt
Edwin Schuetze
Sandy Fritz
Marcia Mahley
Mohns
Ginny Theier
Stanley Neuberger
Roy Gempeler
Allan F. Barnard
Hilton Kirchner
Board of Control
Tennes Navrosted
Monticello
Albany
Donald Heeren
Chicago Civic Symphony
Chicago
Pact Okay
Water Department
Elmer
Creamery
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