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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1964

Page

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Knowles Attacks Reynolds Budget Surplus Claims

Republican gubernatorial nominee Warren Knowles accused Gov. John W. Reynolds of misusing figures in discussing a budget surplus. Reynolds contends Knowles would raise taxes to cover deficits, while Knowles advocates ending the personal property tax on livestock and expand the three percent sales tax. The campaign included Sen. Gaylord Nelson hoping for a Johnson visit to Wisconsin, with President Johnson possibly stopping in Madison. Hubert Humphrey’s wife concluded a two city tour, praising close ties between presidents and former opponents.

Associated Press Warren Knowles John W. Reynolds Reynolds Knowles Sen Gaylord Nelson D-Wis Madison Johnson Wisconsin Milwaukee Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance Nelson Clifton Carter President Johnson Democratic National Committee Carter Hubert Humphrey Kenosha United Auto Workers Kennedy Hubert

Three Die As Gas Tanks Explode In Copenhagen Suburb

In Valby Copenhagen two giant gas tanks exploded in a blaze, killing three people and injuring more than a hundred. The blast ripped roofs from the 90 foot tanks as fire and smoke spread over the city. Ambulances and fire units rushed to the scene. One officer said two likely workers died. Most injuries came from flying glass and brickwork.

Vopenhagen Denmark Copenhagen Valby

Extra Hour of Sleep Possible Here Tonight

Wisconsin residents can gain an extra hour by turning clocks back to end Daylight Saving Time. Illinois stays on daylight time until Sunday, Oct. 25. The switch is a family choice with 2 am as the end of daylight time. The change affects newsboys milkmen and farmers differently.

Wisconsin Illinois

Monroe to Host PTA Fall Conference Oct 3

Monroe will host the annual fall conference of the Fifth District of the Wisconsin Congress of Parents and Teachers on Saturday Oct. 3. Delegates from Rock Green Lafayette Iowa Crawford and Richland Counties attend. Rex Duter will deliver the keynote address with state and district officers assisting. The program centers on Programs-Projects-Potentials with workshops led by Duter and Donald Dille. The meeting opens at the junior high with 9 to 9:30 a.m. registration, a noon luncheon at Marco's and adjournment around 3:30 p.m. Reservations due Monday.

Monroe Wisconsin Congress of Parents and Teachers Rock, Green Lafayette Iowa Grant Crawford Richland Rex Duter Delafield Wisconsin Congress School For Boys At Wales George Dinges Milwaukee Harry Shula Duter M. W. Nelson Mineral Point Mmes Dinges Shcula Donald Dille Janesville Corydon Wright Beloit Dille Robert Riese Brodhead Lloyd Johanns Platteville Myles Scheribel Robert Nelson Boscobel Nelson Marco's Restaurant Nathan Deininger Route 2

Registration Set For Night School At Monroe Evening School

Registration for the Monroe Evening School of Vocation and Adult Education will be held at the high school office next Thursday night from 7 to 9. Classes begin Tuesday Oct 6 with a minimum of 10 registrations per class. If attendance falls below 8, the class may be closed or combined with another. Open to all 16 or older with various offerings including business education homemaking academic courses trades and industry and subjects like art pottery investments photography and rocks minerals and fossils. Police find car in France may link kidnappers of three children to the crime.

Monroe Evening School of Vocation Monroe Evening Times

Blood Donor Goal Boosted For Monroe Drive

Dr C Eugene Hennager announced Monroe blood drive quota increased to meet open heart surgery needs at Madison Badger Blood Center. Original 130 pints goal may reach near 200 with 10 units of Type O-Positive needed for Robert Hansberry of She wood Wis walk-ins welcome 1:30 to 6:30 p.m. Junior high gym. Donors may call 325-3739 or Dr Hennager to register time. Mrs Donovan Jones named county blood recruitment chairman.

C. Eugene Hennager Monroe Badger Blood Center Madison Robert Hansberry Sherwod Wis Donovan Ethel) Jones Counry Blood Recruitment

Youth Forfeits Bond For Goldwater Threat

An 18 year old Milwaukee youth charged with disorderly conduct forfeited $53 bond after being overheard saying he placed a bomb on the plane of Republican candidate Barry Goldwater. Dennis Paul Downing, student at Wisconsin Academy at Columbus, was arrested at Madison Municipal Airport and failed to appear in court as Goldwater boarded a flight to Boston, delaying departure 15 minutes for a search.

Madison Milwaukee Barry Goldwater Dennis Paul Downing Wisconsin Academy At Columbus Goldwater Boston

Stadium Seating To Be Increased At Camp Randall

The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents approved initial plans for a 12 700 seat addition to Camp Randall to raise capacity to 101 000 with a second west side deck spanning goal line to goal line and a new communications center for 102 staff, radio and TV crews. The expansion will occur in three phases and aim to handle growing enrollment. The board also authorized 21 federal contracts including 241 million for a new center for research and development in learning and re-education at Wisconsin system, Milwaukee planning a 1 500 bed residence hall complex costing over 7 million to be ready by September 1967, and preliminary plans for a 3 5 million addition to the Milwaukee fine arts building housing art theater arts and dance departments.

Madison U University of Wisconsin Board of Regents Camp Randall Regents Wisconsin-Milwaukee UWM

Agriculture Credit Shapes Farms Future, Wolter Writes

Richard H. Wolter, Doane's Agricultural Report editor and Green County native, argues in the September Midwestern Banker that credit policy underpins farm progress. Born in Brodhead, he studied Wisconsin, married Sharon Phillips, and examined managed credit in graduate research, linking lender practices to farm outcomes. The article continues on page two.

Green County Doane Agricultural Report Midwestern Banker Richard’h. Wolter Glenn Wolter Route 2 Brodhead Sharon Phillips Wade Phillips Juda Wolter Brodhead High School University of Wisconsin Delta Theta’ Sigma

Monroe Cheesemakers Rally To Beat Jefferson Eagles 12-6

Monroe tops Jefferson 12 to 6 at T R Holyoke Field as the Cheesemakers stay tied for Badger Conference lead with Sun Prairie. Keith Burington and Jim Martin score for Monroe while Roger Hake and Steve Fischer pace Jefferson's offense.

Lee Fernstaedt Monroe Cheesemaker Sun Prairie Jefferson T. R. Holyoke Athletic Field Gary Ruge Monona Grove Stoughton Monroe Eagles Roger Hake Cheesemakers Hake Steve Fischer Keith Burington Cheesemaker Jim Martin Paydirt Burington Martin Eagle Cheesemen Gary Blackbourn Jim Dearth Bill Wuetrich Bob Buchholtz John Keegan Dan Franklin

Hanson Boy Injured In Monroe Collision

Jeffrey Dean Hanson a four year old passenger suffered injuries when a car driven by Freeman Hanson and a truck driven by William R Heinzelman collided at the intersection of 13th Avenue and 14th Street at 3 41 p m yesterday The vehicle was owned by United Telephone Company located at 2019 11th Avenue in Monroe

Jeffrey Dean Hanson Freeman D. Hanson 11Th Avenue Freeman Hanson William R. Heinzelman United Telephone Co 13Th Avenue 14Th Street

Honey of a Product Bees and Matzkes Go Together

Bees and honey and Matzkes have linked for nearly 50 years. Harold Matzke and his wife Helen run 570 colonies near Juda on a 21 acre home farm, producing about 70 000 pounds of honey and 100 pounds fed daily to the bees. They operate 10 yards with 110 hives, others nearby, extract honey with an electric uncapping machine, and bottle it for Chicago Milwaukee and Detroit buyers, plus local sales. Bees are female workers. drones are expelled in winter and hives cluster to stay warm. Bees travel two to two and a half miles for nectar, and production includes about a thousand pounds of beeswax yearly. Production began in 1955 from Harold’s father F E Matzke.

Helen Zimmerli Harold Matzke Juda Matzkes Matzke Chicago Milwaukee Detroit Harold F. E

Stauffachers Win Top Dairy Honor

Mr and Mrs Roger A Stauffacher Route 4 were named as the Pure stil Aseann standing young dairy couple at the convention in St Charles They and the runner up couple will represent PMA as young co operators at the annual convention of the National Pure Milk Producers Federation in Las Vegas Nev Dec 6 10 Mrs Stauffacher is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Arleigh Frautschy Her husband is the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Stauffacher

Roger A. Stauffacher Route 4 St. Cnaries Whey PMA National Pure Milk Producers Federation Las Vegas Nev Stauffacher Arleigh Frautschy Arthur Stauffacher

Parts Factories For New Autos Operate as Usual

DETROIT The United Auto Workers union and General Motors negotiations are suspended as pickets march at GM plants nationwide. A nationwide strike began after failing to reach a three year contract, with about 300,000 cars produced before the walkout and 65 percent of GM’s 350,000 represented workers affected by selective strikes.

Detroit United Auto Workers Union General Motors Corp UAW Walter Reuther Reuther Ford Chrysler

Blaze destroys barn on John Beutler farm near New Glarus

A barn fire on the 200 acre Beutler farm three miles north of New Glarus on Highway 69 last night caused extensive damage. Spontaneous combustion is suspected as cause. no loss estimate yet. Firemen from New Glarus Belleville and Monticello remained on scene into the morning, with hay and feed moved to the Sandridge farm.

John Beutler New Glarus Highway 69 Beutlers Belleville Monticello Walter Steiner Joshua Sandridge Sandridge

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Reynold LBS 16Th Avenue Philip M. Homer Bruni-Miller Co PTA Chartres France Paris Walter Radie Phor Richard H. Wolter Jefferson Club Helen Times Hanson Stauffachers
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