Preview of 1963 Pheasant Season for Green County
The Green County Conservation League briefed directors on the 1963 pheasant season at Bluff View Park as the ringneck becomes legal on Oct. 19 and runs to Nov. 24. Benkert forecast more adult roosters stocked in southern areas, midseason stocking, improved wild bird numbers, and notes on the Brodhead plan with state financing and local stocking. A Zanders Lake expansion progress was also updated, with a possible 12-14 foot hike from Pine Island to the rail track.
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Green County Conservation League
Bluff View Park
Clarence R. Benkett
Benkett
Green County
Poynette
Benkert
Brodhead
League
South Dakota
Dakota
Wisconsination Department
Conservation League
Zanders Lake
Pine Island
Wrights Taliesin West Pavilion Destroyed in Fire
Scottsdale officials estimate the Taliesin West auditorium pavilion at Wrights school of architecture burned. The canvas roof and inflammable materials reportedly exploded as staff and students fought the blaze before fire crews arrived.
Next Week's School Cafeteria Menus
Editor notes weekly menus to aid mothers planning high school meals. Week features Bar-B-Q sandwiches and lettuce salad on Monday, pork and gravy Tuesday, chicken potpie Wednesday, beef patty Thursday, and macaroni and cheese Friday with sides and milk each day.
Gilt Will Be Prize Hog Show Highlight Of Brodhead Events
More than 100 animals entered for tomorrow's Brodhead Hog Show between the Milwaukee Road depot and South Side park. The event, sponsored by the Brodhead Chamber of Commerce with Green County Breeders Association, county Agriculture Chest and Brodhead High School vo ag department, features 8 a.m. hog unloading and 10 a.m. judging for FFA chapters and junior teams. County Agent Myron Jeglum will donate a prize winning purebred gilt to the junior winner. Trophies and over 200 in cash prizes are awarded in open class and junior divisions, with premiums listed for various hog categories. A meat cutting demonstration follows at 2 p.m. in the Bank of Brodhead. A bus trip to Oscar Mayer plant for swine inspection departs about 6:30 p.m. next Tuesday. Greater Brodhead Days also began with a baking contest in local banks.
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Brodhead
Milwaukee Road Depot
South Side Park
Brodhead Chamber of Commerce
Green County Breeder's Association
The
County Agriculture Chest
Vo Ag
Brodhead High School
FFA
Myron E. Jeglum
PMR
Poland
Jeglum
Duane Helland
Juda
Richard Curless
Bank of Brodhead
Oscar Mayer
Madison
Lyons Drug Store
Greater Brodhead
Lor!en Sutherland
Dean Peterson
Robert Keen
Robert Riese
Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy Blasts Goldwater Ideas in Salt Lake City Address
President Kennedy denounces Goldwater era foreign policy proposals as dangerous retreat, arguing conservatives risk weakening national security and aiding Communist expansion. He names no one but criticizes the radical right and warns against abandoning the United Nations, foreign aid, and diplomacy.
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Salt Lake City
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Mormon Tabernacle
United Nations
Soviet Union
Maine
McKiley
Cheddar Trade Active On Green Bay Exchange
Cheddar activity on the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange includes a sale of one 40 lagged pound block and several unfilled bids for barrels and blocks at 33 to 36 percent moisture. Madison reports Dr. Carl Neupert’s state health officer salary rising from 15 000 to 22 700.
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Green Bay Exchange
Par
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Madison
Carl Neupert
State Board of Health
Divorce Plea Voided In Dodgeville Gifts Case
A Dodgeville divorce suit by Gladys Dresser was dismissed without prejudice by Judge John Welsh. The case involved about 3500 dollars anonymously given to roughly 40 residents, allegedly from Frederick Dresser, a local grocer. Attorney Darrell MacIntyre claimed the funds aimed to shield Dresser assets, while Dresser declined to answer if he mailed the gifts.
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Dodgeville
Wisconsin
John
Welsh
Gladys Dresser
Paul Morrow
Frederick Dresser
Santa Claus
Dresser
MacIntyre
Pointblank
Official Snub Seen Mrs Nhu Will Get No U S Welcome
Washington officials plan a chilly reception for Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu upon arrival in the United States. Dismissive of her charges against U S servicemen, ambassadors and White House aides expect no talks with leading American authorities.
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Mrs. Nhu
U.S
Washington
Ngo Dinh Nhu
United States
South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Saigon
Rome
Congress
Cuba Trip Group Faces U S Trial
Four New York City men were indicted by a Brooklyn grand jury on conspiring to organize and promote a 1963 student trip to Cuba for 59 Americans. The case cites 31 overt acts from October 1962 to August 29 1963 and possible passport violations. The State Department passport rule for Cuba travels is noted. The maximum penalty is 15 years and $20 000. The investigation continues.
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Washington
New York City
Cuba
Justice Department
Brooklyn
New York
Paris
Czechoslovakia
United States
Europe
Spain
State Department
Thomas Marean Hurt In Illinois Auto Crash
Thomas Marean suffered injuries in a nighttime traffic accident near Lake Geneva between Lake Geneva and St. Charles Illinois. He was scheduled for surgery at Sherman Hospital in Elgin and is employed at a resort near St. Charles. His parents Mr and Mrs Victor Marean of Five Corners were informed this morning.
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Air
Victor Marean
Five Corners Cheese Factory
Elgin
Ill
Tom
Sherman Hospital
St. Charles
Lake Geneva
British Robber Gang Nets 252000 In Cash
A gang of eight men ambushed an armoured truck near Swanley Kent and escaped with 90000 pounds in bank notes totaling about 252000 dollars. Police investigate the roadside holdup and pursue suspects.
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London
Swanley
Kent
Knowles to Shun Senate Bid and Seek Wisconsin Governor
The Milwaukee Journal reports Warren P. Knowles will announce plans to run for governor of Wisconsin, not challenge Sen. William Proxmire. Knowles, 55, New Richmond attorney and longtime GOP leader, was expected to reveal his decision at a 9 a.m. news conference. He had promised a decision by Oct. 1 among governor, Senate, or private life. Lt. Gov. Jack Olson had been ready to run for the nomination, assuming Knowles chose the Senate.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Journal
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Journal Political Wi
George Armour
Knowles
Richmond
GOP
Senate
Jack Olson
Soviet Wheat Deal Studied
Washington reports the Kennedy administration seeks public and congressional support for a possible Soviet wheat purchase. Cabinet members Freeman and Hodges met with House committees with inconclusive results and no decision expected before next week. Memphis businessman E. W. Cook quoted in the Commercial Appeal saying Russian negotiators in Ottawa offered to buy three million tons of wheat for 250 million dollars from American dealers. He recalled meeting with a three member Russian delegation.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Freeman
Commerce Hodges
House Agricultural and Foreign Affairs
Memphis
Ottawa
Canada
E.w.cook
X15 Flier's Record Upgraded to 354200 Feet
Air Force Base California report confirms X15 pilot Joseph A. Walker reached 354200 feet on August 22, lifting the record past 67 miles. The earlier estimate stood at 351000 feet, while the previous record was 347800 feet set July 19 by Walker.
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Alwands Air Force Base
Calif
U.S. Space Agency
Joseph A. Walker
Walker
New Green County Foundation Names New Chairman
Richard L. Newcomer of Monroe elected chairman to replace W. A. Bender who moves to New London for a banking post in 1964. Newcomer, longtime vice chairman and former drive chairman, owns Newcomer Funeral Home and moved to Green County in 1959.
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Green County
National Foundation
Richard L. Newcomer
Monroe
W. A. Bender
Bender
New London
Newcomer
Foundation
Drive
Newcomer Funeral Home
Brodhead High School
University of Wisconsin
Army Transportation Corps
Steven Dwight
Bradley Stuart James Zentner
County Foundation
Doran Blum
Philip Teehan
NORAD to Establish Permanent Defense at Volk Field
NORAD announced a permanent defense unit to operate jet interceptors at Volk Field in Juneau County. About 200 personnel will man the facility with $1.25 million for shelters and facilities. Operations are slated for late 1964 or early 1965, with federal aid for local school districts to educate Air Force children.
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Sparta
Volk Field
Juneau County
Air Defense Command
Andrew Kundrat
North American Air Defense Command
NORAD
Truax Air Force Base
Madison
Kundrat
Tomah
Manston
New Lisbon
Stocks Slip Then Trim Losses On Slower Trading
In New York the market stayed lower late afternoon but pared losses as activity slowed. About 4.5 million shares traded versus 5.1 million a day earlier. Chrysler faced renewed selling pressure early but regained ground with a fractional gain after support appeared.
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New York
Chrysler
Los Angeles Bakes Under Third Day of Heat Wave
Los Angeles residents endure a third day of near record heat as the city s mercury nears 109 degrees. The forecast calls for a high around 108 after a 109 degree day on Thursday with no relief in sight.
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Los Angeles
Mercury
US Angeles
Mafia Boss Genovese Heads 450 Solders, Valachi Testifies
Joseph Valachi testified before the Senate subcommittee that Vito Genovese commands about 450 to 500 soldiers in the New York underworld. He described the Cosa Nostra as led by a commission and spoke of Genovese as the boss of bosses, with Valachi a top unit member. Valachi, 60, detailed his past ties and current prison sentences in Atlanta while recounting the deadly loyalty of the syndicate.
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Washington
Joseph Valachi
Vito Genovese
New York
Valachi
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
U.S
Underworld
Genovese
Cosa Nostra
Brooklyn
Atlanta
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
New York City
Naples
Italy
Sen. Mundt
Mundt
McClellan
Federal Penitentiary
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Robert Zimmerman
Reynolds
Carol Anderson
I. W. Lackore
Farnsley Peters
Madison Chamber of Commerce
Times
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Recreation Club
Donovan W. Jones
Monroe Recreation Club
St. Clare
Jones
Monroe High School
Order of Eagles
Delbert Share
Mr. Jones
Fitchburg
Dane Coun
Samuel and
Rozella McKinney Jones
Ethel Norder
Union Church
Camp Shelby
Miss
France
Rhineland
VFW
American Legion
Monroe Bowling Association
Robert M
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Chester
Charles Herbert Jones
Shriner-Neushwander
Gerritt E. Moun
Union Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Managua
Nicaragua
Luis Somoza
Fidel Castro
JFK
Utah
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Crime Army
Thomas Marean
Illinois
Sere Sears
Commission
Zurich
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