Kennedy Sends Leaders Mission Seeks Viet Nam Facts
President Kennedy and McNamara and Gen. Taylor planned a week long survey trip to South Viet Nam to assess both political and military conditions. Un dersecretary Ball and McGeorge Bundy joined the White House discussion as the mission seeks truth amid conflicting reports on Diem support and Viet Cong gains.
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Washington
Kennedy
McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
George W. Ball
McGeorge Bundy
Ball
McNa
Mara
Viet Nam
U.S
McNamara-Taylor
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
Diem
Henry Cabot Lodge
Panel of Jurors Drawn for Court in Green County
The October term of Green County Circuit Court will convene at 2 p.m. Monday October 28 in the Circuit Courtroom. Judge Arthur L. Luebke will preside. Clerk Helen F. Myers announced 36 persons were drawn for the jury panel with 18 on the reserve list. Names were drawn by jury commissioners Mrs. John Figs Sr. Jacob Bruni and Arthur Riemer, with panel and reserve members listed by town and individual.
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Green County
Arthur L. Luebke
Helen F. Myers
John Figs Sr
9Th Street
Jacob Bruni
New Glarus
Arthur Riemer
Brodhead
Albany
Lee Zimmerman
Argyle
Lawrence Berg
Blanchardville
James E. Ula
Walter Lederman
Ben J. Deininger
LaVerne Krause
Brooklyn
Roy Amidon
Lawrence Smith
Ruth Dreher
Browntown
Irma Tuescher
Delbert Rohde
Juda
Wesley Jordan
Bertha Newman
Rodney
Elnora Showers
Hazel Disch
Arthur J. Elmer
Myron Bartle
Charles Phillips
Mary Bean
Ernest Batchelor
Merlin Paulson
Earl Pinnow
Juda — Brooks Indergand
Monroe
Frank Wehinger
Edward Rufenacht
J. C. Gerendale
Dorothy Meythaler
Marion Laube
Rose Voelkh
Carl Heinzelman
Evelyn Hahlen
Kathryn Norton
Robert Douglas
Monticello
Merlyn Loveland
Arthur Arnes
Residents Asked To Turn in Coins
Monroe banks face a critical coin shortage as coin-operated machines and collectors drive demand. L J Schroeder of the First National Bank urged residents to turn in excess pennies nickels and dimes to their bank to help meet local needs. He noted nationwide limits on pennies and the rise from two million to about twelve million coin collectors since 1953.
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Monroe
L.J. Schroeder
First National Bank
Monroe Area
Schroeder
United States
Dry Summer Ends Autumn Brings Hope Of Better Days Ahead
The 1963 summer ended at 1 24 p m with droughts tornadoes and grasshoppers troubling farmers while recreation hit record volumes. Autumn arrives with northern lights and cooler temperatures as highs reach the mid 60s and mornings dip into the 40s across regions including Ashland and Rockford Beloit.
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Ashland
Rockford-Beloit
Philadelphia Rushes Massive Sabin Polio Campaign
Nearly two million people in Philadelphia area counties visited clinics Sunday to receive the Sabine oral vaccine in a mass effort to stamp out polio. Volunteers in about 500 schools and public buildings served 1,778,000 people across Philadelphia, Bucks, Montgomery, Delaware Counties and Camden County New Jersey. The Health Department reported its 46th polio case Friday.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Area
Bucks
Montgomery
Delaware
Camden County
N.J
Philadelphia Health Department
Cholera Prompts Quarantine in Pusan Base
Cholera hits Pusan and Seoul forcing Korea US forces to stay confined to compounds. The outbreak has caused 12 deaths in the southeast Korean port area and prompted military health measures.
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Pusan
Seoul
Korea
Fun Day at Kendall Digman Farm Showcases Conhorse Contests and Tours
Nearly 500 farmers and families attended a multi watershed Fun Day at Kendall Digman Farm featuring tractor saddle bronc riding, wagon tours, and a saw mill project. Thomas Schuetz and Donald Siedschlag drew laughs as emcee and rider guides while Richard Camp explained lumber types.
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Digman Farm
Digman Saw Mill
Richard Camp
District Forester
Times
Kendall Digman
Smock
Richland
Skinner Creek
SCS
ASCS
Green County Agricultural Chest
Kenneth C. Allen
Monroe Vo
Thomas Schuetz
John Deere
Donald Siedschlag
Siedschlag
Hiawatha
Monroe Township
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Kendall Digman Farm
Wife Seeks Court Action Over Dodgeville Cash Gifts
The estranged wife of a Dodgeville grocer plans a court action to stop him from sending cash gifts totaling over 3000 dollars to residents in Iowa and Richland counties. Handwriting experts and the district attorney link some envelopes to the donor, with recipients including elderly and financially distressed individuals.
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Dodgeville
Dodgeville Grocer
Wisconsin
Frederick W. Dresser
Pope
State Crime Laboratory
Dresser
Iowa
Richland
First Cub Day At Twining Park Draws 53 Scouts
Fifty three Cub Scouts from nine packs attended the first annual Cub Day at Twining park on Saturday afternoon. Dewey Dwyer called the event a success and suggested a similar program for 1964. Scouts from Monroe Gratiot Monticello Blanchardville and Brodhead joined in demonstrations while Troops 113 114 and 101 from Monroe showed camping activities. Pack 311 Monroe and Pack 329 Blanchardville won balloon races.
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Twining Park
Dewey Dwyer
Monroe
Gratiot
Monticello
Blanchardville
Brodhead
Polish Primate Denies U.S. Visit Plan
Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski the Catholic primate of Poland said through his secretary that he has no plans to visit the United States. No dates or destinations were announced.
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Warsaw
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Poland
United States
Eight More Die In State Mishaps
Wisconsin highway accidents claim eight lives over the weekend raising the 1963 toll to 618. Victims include Robert L. Belille 21 of Hayward injured fatally near Sister Bay and Mark Teske 4 months injured in a two vehicle crash near Ladysmith. Others cited are Salvin Dryden 19 of rural mdooi Donn Eckelberg 25 of Kesha Ronald Clark 9 of Lake nd Minn Robert Nelson 2 of Oakland and additional victims in Ironwood Sheboygan and Port Washington incidents.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Robert L. Belille
Hayward
Highway
Sister Bay
Door County
Mark Teske
James Teske
Milwaukee
Ladysmith
Rusk County
Salvin Dryden
Mdooi
Donn F. Eckelberg
Kesha
Inties
Kenosha
Ronald L. Clark
Lakend
Minn
Hudson
Robert Nelson
Oakland
Jefferson County
Douglas County
Roert Binczak
Ironwood
Fire crews respond to former Borden plant alarm
Monroe firemen answered a call to the former Borden plant now occupied by Swiss Colony on the north end of 17th avenue at 3 27 p m yesterday but found no fire. An air compressor failure and a drop in sprinkler water pressure due to a small leak triggered the alarm and the system was not activated.
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Monroe
Borden
17Th Avenue
Josef J. Benkert
Debra Midget Storm Near Bermuda Slowed Growth
Debra, described as a small hurricane with stunted growth, moved along the Atlantic about 1,000 miles east southeast of Bermuda, near Miami Florida.
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Debra
Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Bermuda
Byrnes Mum on Favorite Son 1964 Wisconsin Decision
Stevens Point Wisconsin Rep John Byrnes faced pressure from state GOP leaders and county chairs to join the presidential preference primary as a favorite son candidate He withheld comment awaiting a detailed report while noting duty to party If Byrnes runs Goldwater and Rockefeller could be kept out of Wisconsin entry Melvin Laird said Goldwater would not join without full party support in Wisconsin and Rockefeller made a similar pledge.
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Stevens Point
John Byrnes
R-Wis
GOP
Green Bay
Republican County
Byrnes
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Melvin Laird
Goldwater
House of Representatives
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Republican Organization
Rockefeller
Green County GOP Chairman Opposes Byrnes Proposal
Merlin Meythaler the Green County Republican chairman opposed the Byrnes favorite son proposal saying it was designed to sidetrack bids by other Republican candidates notably Senator Goldwater.
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Merlin Meythaler
Green County
GOP
Byrnes
Sen. Goldwater
Gonstead Wins Indianola Governor Cup in 88 MPH Race
Curt Gonstead of Monroe driving a Ford powered Lotus 23 won the Governor Cup at Greenwood Raceway Indianola Iowa. He shaved about six seconds from his June lap record, posting 2 06 to take the lead on the 11th lap and finish ahead of Henry Chandler and Bob Shaw in a 21 000 spectator event.
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Curt Gonstead
Monroe
Greenwood Raceway
Indianola
Gonstead
Dick Doane
Dundee
Henry Chandler
Boulder
Colo
Bob Shaw
Rockford
Shaw
Rallies Honor Negro Victims Across the Nation
Thousands marched, prayed, and protested racial violence after the Birmingham bombing killings. Prominent Americans formed the American Conscience Fund to aid rebuilding of the 16th Street Baptist church. In Madison a man in a swastika armband disrupted a civil rights rally, detained by police after shouting racist abuse.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Shreveport
Edmund G. Brown
California
Charles Taft
Cincinnati
American Conscience Fund
16Th Street Baptist Church
Capitol Square
Madison
Owen H. Rierson
Oliver Gibson
Beloit Christian Leadership Conference
Reierson
Capitol
Auto Inspection Held By State Patrol Here
Wisconsin State Patrol officers assisted by James W. Dobson and David J. Burri of the Monroe police department inspected vehicles on the south side of the square today. G. W. Schroeder of the State Patrol was in charge of the Monroe inspection and said it was the first in this area.
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Wisconsin
James W. Dobson
David J. Burri
Monroe
Poland Predicts Better Winter Prep After Coal Exports Cut
Poland reduces profitable coal exports to cushion last winter’s shortages. Readers report the country is far better prepared for the coming winter than a year ago.
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Warsaw
Poland
Senate Rejects Goldwater Proposal on Cuba Nuclear Test Pact
The Senate voted 75 to 17 against Barry Goldwater’s amendment tying Cuba nuclear weapons removal to ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. The debate included Dodd urging ratification with understandings and forecasts that the pact will pass with a two thirds margin, with 81 senators supportive or leaning toward ratification and 16 opposed.
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Washington
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Cuba
U.S
Goldwater
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Dodd
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Associated Press
Howard W. Cannon
Nev
John J. McClellan
Ark
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Nixon Warns on Test Ban Risks and Viet Nam Policy
Syracuse report quotes former Vice President Nixon as saying the limited nuclear test ban begins the most dangerous Cold War period and must be Senate approved. He warns the ban could be followed by a stepped up Soviet offensive and supports Kennedy’s Viet Nam policy under Diem to prevent communist takeovers.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Nixon
Senate
Free World
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Senate Panel Approves Gronouski for Postmaster General
The Senate committee on post office unanimously approves President Kennedy's nomination of John A. Gronouski to be post master general.
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Washington
Senate Post Office Committee
Kennedy
John A. Gronouski
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Digman
William Deininger
Dan Bechtolt
Ted Falk
Raymond Indergand
John Bartels
McCormick
Bill Hartwig
Lynn Roth
James Flanagan
Cub
Soviet
Okays Gronouski
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