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Newspaper

Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1963

Page

8

Appleton Girl Named Finalist in Governorship Race

Barbara Lynn Bedford of Appleton Xavier High School and Robie Lee Tuttle of Oconomowoc High were candidates for Badger Girls State governor. Bedford led Federalist slate with Tuttle on Nationalist. Other officers on party tickets include Nadine Meier, Marge Linisy, Nancy Hellin, Carol Ann Jaremba, Mary Lee Huber, Margery Shippy, Pat Reck, Penny Puhl. Winnebago and Oshkosh participants also noted.

Badger Jeft Oconomowoc Barbara Lynn Red State University of Wisconsord N. Story St Appleton Madison Robin Lee Tuttle Kenosha Marge Linisy Mondovi Nancy Hellin Milwaukee Carol Ann Jaremba Mary Lee Huber Ellsworth Margery Shippy Stevens Point Pat Reck Mequon Penny Puhl Menomonie

Ripon Lions Seat Officers Ceremony At Moxie's Arcade

Ripon Lions Club met at 6 45 p m Tuesday at Moxies Arcade for officers installation. Floyd Nelson became president with Howard Brookman Les Nimmer and Edgar Sherman as vice presidents. Sam Eckstein named secretary and Henry Jolly treasurer. Bob Bandy is lion tamer Kelsey Kuhs and Dick Fields tail twisters. Wayne Morgan and William Manser serve as directors with Marvin Stark retiring president. A dinner preceded the ceremonies.

RIPON Lions Club Moxie’s Arcade Floyd Nelson Howard Brookman Les Nimmer Wilfred Meyer Edgar Sherman Sam Eckstein Henry Jolly Bob Bandy Kelsey Kuhs Dick Fields Wayne Morgan William Manser Marvin Stark

Hollanders Gather for 28th Reunion in Fond du Lac Park

Descendants of Herry and Rosaline Hollander held their 28th reunion at Fond du Lac County Park in Waupun with 33 attendees. Arlyn Hollander led the afternoon meeting as Walter Hollander spoke on his state Senate work. Oldest members were Mr and Mrs Frank Schultz of Milwaukee and Henry Hollander of Ripon. Plans were made to hold the 1964 reunion, with the William Hollander and Alfred Hollander families on the committee.

Franz Milwaukee the Park William Hollanders Rt. 2 Fond du Lac Alfred Hollanders Rosendale Harold Hollander Arlyn Hollanders Markesan Lester Hollanders

Pool Schedule Posted at Omro Scott Park Pool

OMRO pool posts a complete swimming program and lesson schedule. Parents are urged to consult the schedule for correct lessons and hours for all age groups. Instructors Mrs. Roger Jaeger Mrs. Mike Hartoonian and Juli Northam announced the details.

OMRO Omro Scott Park Pool Roger Jaeger Mike Hartoonian Juli Northam

Nelson says no valid argument against deadline

U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin told a Senate subcommittee that U.S. industry was aiding Germany in producing safe detergents by October 1964 while U.S. soap makers cannot meet the June 30 1965 deadline. He urged passage of a bill setting the 1965 date for detergents Polluting water. Also testifying were Sen. Mauri ce Neuberger and Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre in support.

Washington UPI Gaylord Nelson D-Wis U.S Germany Nelson Wisconsin Senate Public Works Maurice Neuberger Ore Thomas J. McIntyre D-N.h

Will Go On Trial for Passing Defense Secrets

Navy Yeoman 1C Nelson C Drum mond will go on trial again to July 8 for passing defense secrets to Soviet delegation members at the United Nations. Judge Thomas F Murphy set the date after a previous deadlocked jury in the retrial. Drum mond, 34, was arrested last September while attempting to pass documents to Soviet representatives at a Larchmont New York diner.

New York UPID Navy Yeoman Nelson C. Drummond United Nations Thomas F. Murphy Drummond

Junior Dairyman of the Year Named in Wisconsin

MENOMONIE Wis Jerome Prochnow 20 rural Menomonie was named Tuesday night Wisconsin's junior dairyman of the year at the state convention of the Junior Dairyman's Association Prochnow who farms 280 acres rents from his father handles 26 dairy cows 40 beef cattle 100 hogs and 30 sheep east of Menomonie Jerry Luttropp Berlin was runner up in the state contest Contestants judged on dairy knowledge farm size and record keeping Prochnow earned a Wisconsin Farmers degree in 1960 and is a 1961 Menomonie High School graduate

Menomonie Wis UPID Jerome Prochnow Wisconsin Junior Dairyman’s Association Prochnow Here Jerry Luttropp Berlin Prochnew Menomonie High Shoo

Gas Tank Explodes Injuring Three Workmen

In Hayward Wisconsin an empty gasoline storage tank exploded lifting 10 000 gallon tank about 40 feet as three Avvo Tank Engineering Co workers Cliff Knutson his son Jerry and John Saller were hospitalized with cuts and burns. The blast damaged a nearby oil plant corner and blew out 20 service station windows.

Hayward Wis UPI Cliff Knutson Jerry John Saller Avvo Tank Engineering Co Minneapolis

Special Session Held by Credit Union Chapter

MENASHA The Winnebago Credit Union Chapter held a special meeting at the Wisconsin Axie Clubhouse in Oshkosh. Roy Verhoven from Menasha and Frank Wheeler from Wisconsin Credit Union League led a program on Dividend Reporting and Account Numbers. Twenty seven credit unions from Oshkosh Neenah Menasha Winnebago and Ripon were represented. Refreshments followed.

Menasha Winnebago Credit Union Wisconsin jAxie Oshkosh Roy Verhoven Frank Wheeler Credit Union League Neenah Winnebago Ripon

Canning Operation At Ripon to Start

Ripon producers begin pea canning Saturday with 20 million cans prepared by Producers Containers Corp. a Green Giant subsidiary. The plant will employ 450 workers including 180 migratory workers from Texas for the operation at Ripon Rosendale and Fox Lake.

RIPON Producers Containers Corp Green Giant Company Rosendale Fox Lake Texas

Legion Post Auxiliary In Joint Rites at Weyauwega

In Weyauwega the Arndt Bruley American Legion Post and Auxiliary conducted joint installations. Past Cmdr. Potter Hutchinson installed Legion officers. Mrs. Anna Looker Fremont installed Auxiliary officers. New Legion commander Gordon Baehnman and auxiliary officers were named. Plans were made for an annual horse pulling contest in July. TEAMS NEEDED NESHKORO-Mr and Mrs REDGRANITE-The Friend Clarence Rhode and Mr and Mrs

Bill Bauer Lyie Fredericks Clifford Field Lewellyn Faulks Sharon Langner Elizabeth Koehler Laura Lind Lucille Baehnman Iris Larson Alice Neusbauer Donna Purchatzke Ardys Faulks Larson Redgranite Clarence Rhode Robert Krause Leland Brace Beaver Dam Lohrville

Guidance Unit Budget Is Set for 1964

The Winnebago County Guidance Center approved a 1964 operating budget of 7.50 with major items including rent 3000 improvements 103 equipment 1000 and janitor services 139. A capital improvements fund will be created from excess annual income, and minor equipment purchases were approved. The center operates with a 15 member board plus three permanent members and legal counsel Charles Velte.

Neenah Winnebago County Guidance Center Neenah - Menasha Twin Cities Oshkush United Fund Guidvance Center Ronald L. McDuffie Edna Palecek Robert Melison James Champion Norman Whitford Ruth Falvey Gladys Inde iMiss Josephine Schneider Richard Stafford Paul Nelson Wiliam Pryor William Herziger Perry Tipler Ronald McDuffie Robert Melson Raymond Fell Ruth Falvey Morman Whitford Helen Halpert George Arndt H. DeMorest Jacque Leitzke

Bible School Held For 62 At Neshkoro

Zion Lutheran Church of Neshkoro holds its second week of daily vacation Bible school with 62 enrolled. Supervisor Mrs C A Rhode announces the theme Walking With God. Teachers include Susan Saver Joanne Krause Patsy Crave Jane Harke Becky Standke Grace Kroll Mary Schultz Rev W H Brockopp leads catechism. Classes 9 to 11 30 am lunch at recess. Closing program Friday at 11 am in the church hall for attendees.

Neshkogro Zion Lutheran Church of W. H. Brockoopp W. H. Brockopp

Rough Riders Horse Club to Elect Officers Thursday

Berlin officers will be elected at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Riverside Park shelterhouse. Members plan a tentative horse show and discuss the club’s invitation to ride in the Miss Wisconsin Pageant at Oshkosh on June 29. Regular workouts will be set for upcoming shows.

Berlin Rough Riders Horse Club Riverside Park Boat Dock Oshkosh

Pine River RNA Group Is Feted

Royal Neighbors of America members enjoyed a dinner hosted by Mrs Ernest Christensen at Cal-I-Gan in Wild Rose. Next meeting hosted by Mrs Prosper Broadwell on July 2. Pine River events include a Sunday picnic at Free Methodist Church and a June 22 family style dinner at 6 pm. A film centers on Center ville Awakening at 7 30 pm. Swimming lessons at Koosel Lake Springwater Resort run June 25 to July 18 with five instructors led by Red Cross trainer Jean Brownlow. Gene Brownlow. Homemakers plan a polluck picnic at George Peck’s grounds with potluck dishes. A joint meeting of education committee members from Glendale Brushville Clarks Mills and Pine River Districts met at Wild Rose School Monday night.

Pine River Ernest Christensen Royal Neighbors of America Cal-I-Gan Wild Rose Prosper Broadwell Free Methodist Pine Hiver Center Wild Rose Woman’s Club Springwater Resort Koosel Lake Jean Brownlow Red Cross Pine River Homemakers Club George Pecks Glendale Brushville Clarks Mills

Rotarians Hear Phil Levitas on Social Security

Princeton Rotary Club members, meeting at Barnekow's Supper Club, heard Phil Levitas speak on the Social Security program, with E L Hiestand leading the program.

Princeton Barnekow E. L. Hiestand Phil Levitas

Count of Reds Removed From Cuba Increased

Washington officials said they had evidence that many more Soviet troops were removed from Cuba than public figures stated. Intelligence suggested Russia’s four combat groups in Cuba, previously 3,000 to 6,000 strong, had been partially removed or dispersed. Uncertainty remains and officials differ on evaluating the information. The background briefing by Secretary of State Dean Rusk, at a dinner with reporters, sparked the report.

Washington UPL High ‘Administration Cuba Russia Howe White House Greiling Secretary of State Dean Rusk Kennedy

Rusk report hints at larger Soviet force in Cuba

The report leaked through several channels and cited administration officials saying there is evidence of a substantial sending out of Soviet troops in Cuba beyond what the public has been told. Previous Kennedy briefings put troops in Cuba at varying estimates, with noted withdrawals and uncertain remaining figures.

Rusk Cuba

Guard Gear Kept Ready by Wisconsin Guard Unit

CAMP McCGY Wisconsin special guard of 48 officers and enlisted men of the 22nd National Guard Division was organized to keep equipment in year round readiness Brig Gen Francis E Schweinler said the unit will be on permanent duty detached from regular division units and cover everything from buttons to tanks The squad will operate through the year after the 32nd's two week summer encampment and follows the division's 1961 call to active duty during the Bertin crisis Some 300 guardsmen are offered a Milwaukee Braves game ride in uniform by division buses to County Stadium this Sunday.

Camp Mccgy Wis Wisconsin 22Nd National Guard Francis E. Schweinler Mosinee 32Nd National Guard Schweinler Fort Lewis Wash Milwaukee Braves Baseball Club County Stadium Imen Milwaukee

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Barbara Bedford Winnebageland Patricia Nevers Neldan van Buren Brandon Bonnie Brown Ripon Lions Weapon Raphe Credit Union Bible School Neshkoro Wisconsin Public Service Corporation Priblix Pine River Rna Group Daily Northwestern U.S.D California Shurfine Wanierski's Sixth Street Aed
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