Warren Knowles Decides To Seek Governor's Office
Warren P Knowles announced he will run for governor in 1964 ending months of speculation. He said winning the governorship is the key to party success in state and national races. Fellow Lt Gov Jack Olson endorsed a race alliance with Knowles despite anticipated opposition.
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Milwaukee
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Wisconsin
Jack Olson
Unite
Wiconsin Dells
Olson
Warren
Assembly
Robert Haase
Haase
Wilbur] Renk
Sun Prairie
U.S
Renk
Brodhead Eyes New Power Plan
Brodhead plans a survey by Mead and Hunt to site a new outdoor substation south of the current plant. The city seeks PSC authorization for 72000 dollars in electrical facility additions. water and light commission holds 24000 dollars in Decatur township assets including 30 acres and flowage rights. Local or state ownership talks for the dam and raceway are hoped. DISMISSED LAWMAKERS IN KASAVUBU’S CONGO Parliament was sent home after lawmakers refused to draft a constitution, signaling a political setback.
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Brodhead
Dale Johnson
Water and Light Commission
Mead and Hunt, Inc
Madison
Public Service Commission
Wisconsin Power and i
Decatur
Alpine Curling Club builds new Monroe rink on edge of town
Monroe residents join a work day at the new Antarctic curling rink project behind the former State Line Laboratory. Plans call for a 32134 addition housing two 14 foot sheets on a sand base with ice built by layered spraying. Dr C Gene Hennager owns the site and Zwicker Construction handles the project. The club expects rapid member growth as curling gains local interest and aims to open by mid November.
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Alpine Curling Club
Monroe
James Gerondale
Robert Goetz
L.J. Schroeder
Times
State Line Laboratory
Trane Co
Brandenburg Plumbing and Heating Co
Nember
C. Gene Hennager
Zwicker Construction Co
Holten Injured In Auto Mishap In Monroe
Wayne Nonen 2 Monroe resident suffered severe injuries in a one car crash on the 1000 block of 19th Street in Monroe. He lay in serious condition at St. Clare Hospital after his car hit a tree on the lawn of Mrs. Max H Voelkli. Passenger Gloria Jean Severson 18 was released after treatment. Police also noted a second crash on 13th Street at 9:45 a.m. involving Gerhard P. Steensrud.
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Wayne Nonen
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Holten
19Th Street
Max H. Voelkli
Gloria Jean Severson
13Th Street
Gerhard P. Steensrud
Roosevelt Road
William H. Goecks
Brodhead
Red Hickey Resigns as 49ers Coach After Losses
San Francisco coach Red Hickey resigned today after the 49ers dropped to a 68 record and suffered a third straight defeat in 1963. He told team owner and a meeting Monday morning that a successor would be named later. Hickey had faced mounting pressure since last season when he described his club as the best of his tenure.
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Hickey
San Francisco 49Ers
San Francisco
Theers
49Ers
Firemen Extinguish Blaze at Aebly Home
Firemen answered two calls at 8 37 a m yesterday to extinguish a chimney fire at the Stanley Aebly home 615 19th avenue. Fire chief Josef J Benkert said the blaze started from a plugged chimney with no damage to the home.
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Nounce
Stanley Aebly
19Th Avenue
Josef J. Benkert
Eleven Die In Wisconsin Weekend Traffic Toll Rise
Eleven persons were killed in Wisconsin highway accidents over the weekend, lifting the 1963 toll to 642. Among the dead were Eldon Kohn 61 and Lucill 54 of Gillett in a Shawano County collision, a 4 year old Buhl Minnesota boy visiting relatives, and a 22 year old sailor from Pittsburgh who died when his car left a road near Medford. Additional deaths included Mrs Adolph Peper 66 Osceola and 22 year old rural Isle resident after a fogbound rear collision and a wet pavement crash near Mayville. Earlier deaths included Frank Ferrer 45 Waterford and family members and Raymond Creapeau 33 Milwaukee.
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Wisconsin
Eldon Kohn
Lucill
Gillett
Shawano County
David Wiza
Buhl
Minn
West Allis
William Mamone
Pittsburgh
Great Lakes
Medford
Adolph Peper
Osceola
Polk County
Rural Isle
McNamara Delays Departure to Finish Top Secret Report
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara postponed leaving Saigon for Washington by 24 hours to work on a top secret White House report. He skipped a planned 3 hour field trip to the ird Corps area, while Gen Maxwell D. Taylor led the visit. McNamara met with President Diem for three hours to discuss Viet Nam war progress and Buddhist regime tensions. He was accompanied by Gen Taylor, Ambassador Lodge, and Gen Harkins.
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South Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Washington
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Saigon
Kennedy
White House
Ird
Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ngo Dinh Diem
Illinois Tollway Raises Toll Rates Midnight
Toll increases take effect at midnight on the Illinois Tollway. Main and ramp plazas on the metropolitan segment see a five cent rise for passenger cars. Northwest Tollway travel between Elgin and South Beloit jumps to 1.20 for the 54 mile trip. Four axle and five to six axle vehicles face higher charges. Indiana to Wisconsin routes via Tri-State and Northwest Tollways show higher tolls for auto and truck travel.
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Elgin
South Beloit
Indiana
Wisconsin
Tri-State Tollway
Aurora
Tri-State
Beloit
Northwest
Dana College to Honor Mrs. Jersild at 50th Choir Anniversary
Mrs Hans C Jersild wife of Rev Hans C Jersild pastor of Our Savior s and Jordan Lutheran churches in South Wayne will receive Dana College s distinguished service award during the 50th anniversary observance of the Dana Choir A mass concert by eight former conductors and many choir members will mark the weekend Oct 11 12 in Blair Neb The Dana Choir has traveled over 100 000 miles nationally and internationally and Rev Jersild will speak at Sunday worship Oct 13 at the college
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Hans Jersild
Dana College
Hans C. Jersild
Our Savior's
Jordan Lutheran
South Wayne
Blair
Neb
Jersild
Dana Choir
Dana
Borup Coliseum
United States
Canada
Europe
Cardinals Back Church Changes At Vatican Council
At St Peter's Basilica two cardinals and six bishops urged reform as the Vatican II session resumed. Pope Paul VI opened with a call for renewal and the De Ecclesia schema was praised as a solid basis to build, though likely to be revised further.
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Vatican Ciey
St. Peter's Basilica
Paul VI
Council
Simpson to preside over City Council meeting
Fred R. Simpson president of the City Council will preside at the City Council meeting at 7 30 p m tomorrow in City hall in the absence of Mayor Orville R Evans Mayor Evans flew to Detroit on official business and is due back Wednesday Seven youths drown in canal accident at Buffalo after car left the road and plunged into the water
Audrey Beach and Robert Weiss Named 4H Honorees in Monroe West
Audrey Beach of Clarno Classy Clubbers and Robert Weiss of Cadiz Club were named 4H achievement girl and boy for Monroe West at St John’s Church recognition ceremonies. Beach, daughter of Duane and Mrs Beach, was Monroe’s dairy queen in June and joined a Canada 4H exchange last summer. Weiss, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Weiss, was master of ceremonies. second in the five night series will be at New Glarus grade school. County program set for Saturday, Nov. 2, features Brown town Busy Beavers and others. Rev. Paul H. Olm spoke, Beach presented Canada slides, and outstanding first year and senior winners were named.
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Audrey Beach
Clarno
Robert Weiss
Cadiz Club
Monroe West
St. John’s Church
Miss Beach
Duane Beach
Route 1
Monroe
Canada
Weiss
John Weiss
Browntown
Glarus
Busy Beavers
Cadiz
Fairfielders
Hiawatha
Hilltop
Jordan Jolly Workers
Leland Hartwig
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s
Darleen Rufener
Martha Boyton
Browntown Busy Beavers
Jeff Hartwig
Nathan Schoepfer Jr
Hiwatha
Scott Smith
Automotive
Rodger Sack
Aaron Digman
Barbara Williams
Gwen Signer
Nancy Ekum
CCC
Aleda Schuetz
Sandra
Susan Smith
Yiawatha
Karen Meier
Renee
Youths Questioned in County Burglaries by Officers
Wane County and Green County law enforcement questioned two youths in Janesville regarding burglaries in the area. Undersheriff Roy Vetterli and Assistant Police Chief Dwight Coplien questioned Douglas Ebweter, 21, Monroe, and Raymond Warne, 19, Beloit, who were to appear in Rock County court today on two burglaries at Avalon. Authorities said the pair denied knowledge of the Country Club and Behring Motors break-ins near here and the Sky-Vu burglary south of Monroe.
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Green County
Janesville
Roy Vetterli
Dwight C. Coplien
Rock County
Monroe
Ike Still Cool Over Barry
New York Former President Eisenhower says he is unclear about Senator Barry Goldwaters views. Goldwater replies he cannot understand it given the wide publication of his views. The Herald Tribune published Eisenhowers statement by his byline.
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New York
Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
New York Herald Tribune
Eienhower
Copyright Herald Tribune
Sen. Goldwater
The
Herald Tribune
Durand FFA Wins Swine Judging at Brodhead Show
Durand FFA wins with 528 points at the Brodhead Hog Show, topping Monroe 524 and Juda third. Event sponsored by Brodhead Chamber of Commerce with Green County Swine Breeders Association and others. Open Class results list Monore and Juda entrants with firsts and seconds across pen, purebred, and market categories.
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Durand Ffa
Monroe Ffa
Juda
Brodhead Chamber of Commerce
Green County Swine Breeders Association
County Agriculural Chest
Lo Ag
Brodhead High School
John Wetach
Monticello
Wendall Grenzow
Kenneth Brooks
Brodhead
Andrew Hartwig
Monroe
Aul Klitzman
Brooklyn
S md
Francis Fahey
Belleville
Barrow
Julius Hartwig
Jim Soleman
P. Haberman
Stock Prices Fall as Market Merges In Moderate Trading
New York stocks declined in late afternoon trading amid moderate volume estimated at 3.9 million shares. Key issues fell from fractions to more than a point. Du Pont contributed to the drop as the market had reached recent highs.
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New York
du Pont
Cheese Mart Madison Wisconsin cheddar market update
Cheese Mart in Madison Wisconsin reports a steady to firm cheddar market with prices unchanged to a quarter-cent higher. Early buying is slow though demand for aged supplies remains good with all styles closely held. prices span 35 1/2 to 38 1/2 cents for 40 pound blocks and related ranges for other formats.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Integration Foes Questioned First Arrests in Series
In Birmingham Alabama two white men R E Chambliss 59 and Charles Cagle 22 were jailed for questioning as officials probe the string of bombings that have unsettled the city since World War II The men linked to anti integration activities were taken to city jail under state patrol supervision with others questioned but no charges yet The explosion at the Sixteenth Street Baptist church on September 15 killed four black girls and marked the worst act in the bombing campaign with extensive damage and injuries
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Birmingham
Ala
al Lingo
State Highway Patrol
L.A. Holcomb
R. E. Chambliss
Charles Cagle
Chambliss
Cagle
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Sai
Lingo
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Montgomery
Gov. Wallace
Scout Camporee To Begin Friday Alpine at New Glarus Woods
The Alpine Scout Camporee runs Friday to Sunday at New Glarus Woods roadside park. Over 150 Boy Scouts from the Valley District plan to join, cooking in patrols, and taking part in activities with registration after 4:30 Friday and again Saturday morning. The program features an Order of Arrow adventure trail and campfire at 8 p.m. Saturday. parents are welcome.
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Sue Qunas
Canspuree
New
Glarus Woods
Dewey Dwyer
Order of Arrow
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