Goldwater Campaign Hit By Heckling And Bomb Scare In Madison
Barry Goldwater faced hecklers and a bomb scare on his Madison Wisconsin stop drawing about 10 000 to hear a 20 minute address on limited federal power The disruption came as he criticized Supreme Court decisions and drew chants of We want Barry The bomb threat proved a hoax and a Milwaukee student Dennis Downing 18 was charged with disorderly conduct after remarks about a bomb on the plane He was released after posting 53 bond The senator s wife Margaret said the protest was the largest yet in the campaign Back page reference
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Wisconsin
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Board of Regents
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Boston
Kirby Harless
Dennis Paul Downing
Milwaukee
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Wisconsin Academy
Columbus
Academy
Margaret Goldwater
Next Week's Menus At Junior And Senior High Schools
Public service notice lists next week menus for junior and senior high cafeterias. Junior items include creamed chipped beef with potatoes and vegetables, chicken pie, hamburgers, chop suey casserole, and macaroni and cheese. Senior high repeats some dishes and adds hot dog sandwiches and wax beans, with assorted sides and desserts.
Hallet Thomas Succumbs at 88 in Monroe
Hallet D Thomas 88 of 813 19th avenue died at 6 30 this morning in St Clare hospital after a years illness. Retired blacksmith and millwright he lived in Monroe the past 10 years born December 11, 1875 in Leaf River Illinois son of Wa and Susan Wolfe Thomas married Clara Hecker in 1897 who died in 1938 later wed Mollie Theiler in 1947. Surviving are his wife two sons D H Thomas Rockford and B H Thomas at home a daughter Mildred Reath Bradenton Florida two sisters Beulah Thomas and Effie Burwell both of Phoenix Arizona three grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Services 1 p m Monday Shriner Neu shallfshwander funeral home Rev L C Lutz Trinity Lutheran Durand will officiate burial Willwood Rockford. Friends may call Sunday afternoon at the funeral home until service time.
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Mildred) Reath
Bradenton
Fla
Beulah Thomas
Effie Burwell
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Ariz
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Knowles hints at tax plan for Wisconsin race
Warren Knowles, the Republican nominee for governor, signals a tax blueprint proposing removal of the personal property levy on inventories and livestock while broadening the selective sales tax.
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Milwaukee
Warren Knowles
Goldwater Backers From County Travel In Special Motorcade
More than 40 Green County supporters joined Senator Goldwater’s Madison visit in auto caravan with placards. On the speaker’s platform were Merlin Meythaler Green County GOP chair and wife Rolland Karlen and Mrs. Marvin Stauffacher amid four others. Some reports said the crowd was rough and disorderly with anti-Goldwater students, but a delegation spokesman said Goldwater was not angry, only urging politeness.
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Madison
Merlin Meythaler
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Rolland Karlen
Marvin
Maddie) Stauffacher
Goldwater
Wendell Simmons
GOP
University of Wisconsin
Market Steady Amid GM Strike After Early Lull
New York stock market held steady despite the General Motors strike. Trading was moderately active in early afternoon. GM shares slid before the strike, dipping about 1 percent to 99, then recovered to cut the loss in half after news of the action.
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New York
General Motors
Fischer Family Welcomes New Baby Girl in Aberdeen
In Aberdeen, Mrs. Andrew Fischer gave birth to a 10 pound 7 ounce baby girl at St. Luke's Hospital. Father Andy Fischer, at the hospital, remarked on hoping for a boy earlier, while the Fischer family continues its large brood including quintuplets born last year. Dr. Hovland delivered the child. the quints previously weighed 2½ to 4 pounds and required careful care. The family also includes siblings aged 4 to 8, and the mother captained a bowling team at the Women's International Bowling Congress in Minneapolis last spring, bowling games averaging 154, 161 and 176.
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S.D
Andrew Fischer
St. Luke’s Hospital
Andy Fischer
Mary Ann
Richard
James Hovland
James Berbos
Berbos
Minneapolis
Cheddar Cheese Prices Increased at Wisconsin Points
Wisconsin assembly points reported higher cheddar cheese prices this week with demand fair to good. Movement of pre pack Natural and processed cheese was aided by a western warehouse strike. American cheese production fell nationwide and in Wisconsin while Swiss prices remained steady and demand stayed strong.
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Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
United States
Landers Lake Project Inches Toward Momentum
Clarence R. Benkert told Green County Conservation League directors that a go ahead on the Landers Lake expansion near Browntown is expected soon after an on site inspection by Lester Voigt and other Wisconsin Conservation Department personnel. Engineers revised plans to a single large dam creating 120 to 130 acres with 14 to 16 feet depth, reducing land needs but raising seepage concerns. The department may seek outside drainage or other methods to keep water on state lands while avoiding private land condemnation. Survey work was completed last Spring with hopes to begin this Fall.
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Clarence R. Benkert
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Lester Voigt
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Ed Trickel
Wells
Samuel Pilz
French Children Found Safe After Kidnap Inquiry
Three French schoolchildren Joel Biet Patrick Guillon and Patrick's sister Christine were found unharmed near Bordeaux after a kidnapping that prompted Interior Minister Frey to deploy over 100000 police. They described a young man and woman named Nicole who released them from a light blue car. The group had slept in beds and endured several brief car trips during the ordeal. No ransom payment details are confirmed, and authorities continue to investigate the case.
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France
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Wisconsin Residents Regain Lost Hour This Sunday
Wisconsin residents can gain an extra hour of sleep by turning clocks back one hour before bed Saturday, as Central Standard Time becomes official at 2 a.m. Churches may face early arrivals. Illinois stays on Daylight Time until Oct. 25.
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Illinois
Scout Camporee To Begin Tonight At Altman’s Pit
A camporee for about 200 Valley District Boy Scouts starts tonight at Altman’s Pit east of Monroe. The event theme is Gun Safety with the Green County Law Enforcement Association providing hunting and gun safety info. Dr. Thomas Stine of Brodhead leads the outing and the camp runs until Sunday morning with a parents campfire tomorrow night.
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Altman's Pit
Monroe
Green County Law Enforcement Association
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Brodhead
U S Army Officer Killed Near Saigon in Grenade Attack
In Saigon area 12 miles northeast a U S Army officer was killed and another American wounded when communist grenades exploded at the scene as a jeep convoy moved through the area.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Annual Meeting Highlights Pheasant Program Success
The Green County Conservation League reports a nine in ten survival rate for pheasants raised on area farms and projects stocking over 4 500 birds before the October 17 season. Eggs come from Wisconsin’s game farm at Paynette and are hatched at league expense with feed support to reach maturity. Clarence R. Benkett notes 3 000 mature cock pheasants will be stocked on public grounds just before opening day, aiming for higher harvest. The annual report will follow in two weeks.
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Fred R. Simpson
Simpson
Wisconsin Conservation _Department
Paynette
League
City
Clarence R. Benkett
Conservation tour spotlights soil saving on Green farms
Nearly 75 people joined the third annual Agriculture Conservation Practice tour sponsored by the ASCS in Green County. Congressman Kastenmeier spoke at a Wilhelms Tell Hotel dinner before the group visited sites featuring contour strips, wildlife ponds, tiling, waterways, and wildlife areas.
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ASCS
Wilhelm Tell Hotel
New Glarus
Robert Kastenmier
Florina Stuckey
Sylvester
Kenneth Schmid
Kenneth Ubert Sylvester
George Hartman
TVA
R. Boyd Atkinson
Albany
W. E. Dehmer
LeRoy Wuethrich
Clarno Township
Shallberg
Leland Mulder
Louis Ternes
Dodgeville
George Dehnert
Madison
Green County Agriculture Committee
Extension Services
Queen Elizabeth Ends Peacetime Parliament in UK
Queen Elizabeth II signed a proclamation formally ending the longest peacetime British Parliament in 58 years. The move officially launched a general election campaign and closed the long political career of Sir Winston Churchill.
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Queen Elizabeth
London
Queen Elizabeth II
Winston Churchill
Janesville Plant Included in UAW Strike With GM
Detroit reports a nationwide strike against General Motors after UAW and GM failed to reach a new contract by the 10 am EST deadline. Negotiations ended with no further talks scheduled. The union had secured three year pacts with Chrysler and Ford, with final deals reached minutes before deadlines.
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Pickets Hit Janesville as GM Strike Begins Today
UAW members at Chevrolet and Fisher Body plants in Janesville walk out at 10 am as a 24 hour strike against General Motors starts. The walkouts spread to other plants including Cleveland and Detroit, with 260000 GM workers expected idled nationwide.
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