Highway 69 bypass study reviewed by board
Members of the Board of Public Works reviewed detailed plans for the Wisconsin Highway 69 bypass. The report and drawings were presented by Robert Fey of Carl C Crane & Co. The plan fixes the bypass location with minor changes to be made before State Highway Commission submission.
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Board of Public Works
Robert Fey
Carl C Crane
Madison
Public Utilities
State Highway Commission
Walter Ekum
Planning Commission
Theodore Weiss
Civil Defense
Monroe
Runaway Boys Sought in Area
Green and Dane counties join a search for two missing youths reported early yesterday from a rural New Glarus home. Authorities describe one boy as 13, five feet 11 inches, brown hair and eyes, wearing light blue pants navy shirt and red ski jacket. the other is 13, five feet 3 inches, brown hair and eyes, in light blue pants and red ski jacket. County officials urge anyone seeing the boys to contact the sheriff.
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Green
Dane
Shera Department
Green County
W. E
Doc) Deininger
Glarus
Lake Mills
Madison
Dane County Parole Offeer
Sheriff's Department
Satellite School Favored in City by Education Units
Members of committees on higher education from Green and Lafayette counties last night favored a vocational program for the area in common with Madison, on condition that a satellite school be located in Monroe. The decision came during a Green County Courthouse session with interested persons and three higher education representatives present. The Green County Board of Supervisors will meet next on Tuesday October 11.
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Green
Lafayette
Madison
Monroe
Green County
Green County Board of Supervisors
Green County 4-H clubs win at PMA promotion banquet
Green County 4-H members participated in the Pure Milk Association dairy promotion contest and were among the award winners at PMA's 11th annual banquet held at the Dane County Fair Grounds. The New Glarus club led Green County with a trophy blue ribbon and ten dollar prize. Cadiz Club received a blue ribbon ten dollar prize and runner up trophy. Jol ly Mixers earned seven dollar prize and red ribbon. Richland Club tied for a five dollar award. John Erickson spoke and demonstrated dairy product effects with two players. Ice cream was served after cards were found in four communities.
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Green County
Pure Milk Association
PMA
Dane County Fairgrounds
Wisconsin
Glarus Club
Sheldon Hoesly
Cadiz Club
Ed Xaster
Charles Freidig
Jolly Mixers
Richland Club
Sherry Weiss
John Weiss
Cadiz 4-H Club
John Erickson
Erickson
Ted Voight
Wauwatosa
Eric Hendrick
Holman
Harriet Keener
Slaying Probe Expands as FBI Joins Kenilworth Case
A major cross agency investigation into Valerie Percy’s murder in Kenilworth gains momentum as 12 state attorney investigators, 14 Kenilworth and sheriff’s deputies, Chicago homicide and burglary detectives, and two FBI agents pursue 32 leads. Officials expect out of state suspects to be explored and vow a by the book, persistent effort to solve the crime.
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Ansauwunin
State Attorney's Office
Kenilworth
Sheriff's Police
Valerie Percy
Charles H. Percy
Chicago
FBI
Valerie
Percy
Lake Michigan North Shore
Robert M. Dal
Irregular Early Trading in Dull New York Markets
In dull trading the stock market moved irregularly lower this afternoon in New York. Traders watched slow turnover and small price swings as benchmarks fell modestly amid thin activity and cautious sentiment.
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New York
Green County under 14 poetry contest announced
The Green County Regional Writer's Club announced a poetry contest for children age fourteen and under with cash prizes of 5 dollars for first, 8 dollars for second, and 2 dollars for third. Entries must be on separate sheets with name address and age and arrive by October 12 1966.
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Green 1 County
Green County
Monroe Evening Times
Officers Seek Stolen Vehicle Break-ins Probe Underway
The Green County Sheriff reports a blue 1900s Oldsmobile stolen near Dayton has not been recovered. A separate theft and a wave of early morning break-ins hit Monticello areas Browntown South Wayne Mt. Vernon and Brooklyn. Don Anderson noted the 6 15 am break in with a broken front door glass and a missing cash drawer containing about $3.
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Green County
South Wayne
Mt. Vernon
Brooklyn
Midland Cot Main and Railroad
Don Anderson
Moldenhauer Hospitalized After Major Heart Attack
Fred Moldenhauer of Delavan, raised near Juda and a former Albany businessman, suffered a massive coronary on Sept. 11 and is progressing in Lakeland Hospital Elkhorn. He is expected to remain hospitalized for a couple of weeks. He is uncle of Mrs. Russell Matzke of Juda.
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JUDA
Einies
Fred Moldenhauer
Delavan
Albany
Lakeland Hospital
Elkhorn
Moldenhauer
Russell Matzke
George Haberman
Hemet
Calif
Darlington Man Dies in VA Hospital and Electric Car Test Plans
Everett Kolbach 78 of Darlington died after midnight in the VA Hospital Madison. Darlington is handling arrangements. Plan Electric Car Detroit Ford Motor Co will test a prototype electric powered car in England next year and later introduce it in the United States.
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Everett Kolbach
Darlington
Madison
Iever
Deceeel
PLAN
Detroit W
Ford Motor Co
England
United States
Harlem school opens amid white principal's resignation protest
An integrated faculty at a Harlem model school opened for 500 pupils after the white principal Stanley Lisser stepped aside to placate Negro parents who threatened a boycott. Beryl Banfield agreed to become principal, subject to color based selection, while 14 teachers staffed a full day as pickets protested for neighborhood control and inclusive hiring.
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New York
Harlem
Beryl Banfield
Murray Hart
Board of Education
Stanley Lisser
Brooklyn
StanleyLisser
Child Hurt When Backing Pickup Runs Over Head
Michael Larson four year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Larson Route 1 Gratiot is in serious condition at St. Clare Hospital after an accident on the family farm. He fell from a pickup and was run over, sustaining a basalt skull fracture. He was admitted yesterday afternoon after being brought to the Monroe Clinic by Sharer Ambulance from Darlington before transfer to the hospital.
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Michael Lee Larson
Charles Larson
Gratiot
St. Clare Hospital
Sharer Ambulance
Darlington
Monroe Clinic
Lancaster Insurance Leader Frank Boerner Dies at 81
Frank Boerner, 81, longtime president of Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Co at Suitzer, died Monday at his Lancaster home from an apparent heart attack. He served 35 years and was a director of Union State Bank of Lancaster. Funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon.
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Lancaster
Frank Boerner
Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Suitzer
Union State Bank of
Jaycee Smoker Invitation For Local Chapter Members
All Jaycees and prospective members are invited to a Jaycee smoker at the VFW Club on Wednesday Sept 21 at 7 30 p m. Honored guests include Sonny Redders of the Green Bay Packers and Mark Winzenried Monroe champion runner. Cards and refreshments follow.
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Jaycees
Jaycee
VFW
Sonny Redders
Green Bay Packers
Mark Winzenried
Monroe
Redders
Monona Grove
Stevens Point College
Madison Mustangs
Jack Kessnick
John F. Kundert
Rolland E. Karlen
Surveyor 2 Aims for Moon Landing Near Cape Kennedy
America s Surveyor 2 spacecraft launched toward the moon with apparent bullseye accuracy. The mission targets a soft landing Thursday to photograph a cratered plain where U S astronauts may walk within three years.
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Surveyor
Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
U.S
Daily Doggerel Exalts Happy Season Gratitude
A short poem by Clair R. Munns thanks God for geese, sumac, goldenrod, and the riotous color, warmth, and peace of the season, celebrating happiness and thanksgiving.
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Clair R. Munns
Park Board Reviews 1967 Budget and Elm Disease Response
Last night the Park Board discussed Dutch Elm disease containment, a 1967 budget with expenditures for tree removal, pool repairs, and new recreation spaces. The pool at Recreation Park needs repairs costing about 4000, the east entrance shelter at Twining Park about 2000, and a winter play area was proposed. Budget figures for 1967 were outlined by Ronald Barribeau, with final approvals awaited. James Mauermann noted a 19000 forestry budget pending details, and 5802 for Elm disease tree removals was approved to be sent to the City Council.
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Lee Mitchell
Recreation Park
Twining Park
Ronald Barribeau
James Mauermann
Staland
Thostenson
Brodhead
State's Fatality Toll Rises to 761 in Wisconsin
The death of Mason resident Gertrude L. Anderson raises Wisconsin traffic fatalities for 1966 to 761, with 13 weekend deaths reported. She was found Sunday night in her car beside Highway 63 near Grandview. Cheese market news accompanies the inland brief.
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Associated Press
Bayfield County
Gertrude L. Anderson
Mason
Highway 63
Grandview
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Ricky Robertson
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