Four Canadians Take Dairy Honors At Show
Four Canadians along with two Indiana dairymen and an Ohio veterinarian won top dairy honors at the 61st International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. Grand champions were named in Holstein Guernsey and Brown Swiss breeds with notable winners from Rowsdale Farms Ontario, Krauter brothers Indiana, and Dr. John L. McKitrick Ohio. The sale of the grand champion steer drew later attention as a 115-pound winning carcass sold for 15 dollars a pound.
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Indiana
Ohio
International
Rowsdale
Rowsdale Farms
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Gerald
Don Stewart
Edward
Thamesford
John Krauter
Floyd
New Paris
Ind
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Krauters
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Dublin
C. M. Bottema
Indianapolis
Robert L. Hunter
Antioch
Jil
Kingfield Farms
King, Ont
Childwood Farm
Naperville
Ill
New York
Atherton W. Hobler
Woodacres
Princeton
N.J
Gertrude McNaught
Elgin
St. Lee’s Hill
New Vernon
N. J
Kaye Pollock
Mount Auburn
Iowa
Interna
Desegregation Clash Spurs Court Ruling and School Patrols
In Baton Rouge lawmakers pressed a private school choice plan while a three judge court ruled against ousting the New Orleans School Board as unconstitutional. Police cleared a four block area near William Frantz School to allow six white students to enter with U S marshals escorting a lone Negro girl home.
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Baton Rouge
New Orleans
William Frantz
Frantz
U. S
McDonogh No. 19
Sydney Goldfinch
Tulane
George Dreyfous
American Civil Liberties Union
Louisiana
Frantz School
L. A. Foreman
Association of College and University Ministers of the Methodist Church
Nashville
School Board
State Plan Appeals
Sam I. Rosenberg
U. S. Supreme Court
Wurlitzer Executives Missing After Lake Michigan Plane Crash
Plane wreckage and a briefcase found on the shore near Gary Indiana end hope for two Wurlitzer Co executives and their pilot missing since Tuesday night in a snowstorm. The nose gear tire and seat parts were identified as from the Wurlitzer plane. the briefcase was found a quarter mile away.
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Wurlitzer Co
Lake Michigan
Gary
Ind
James E. Rolfing
de Kalb
Ill
C. W. Muenster
Cass St
R. C. Rolfing
AMC Reports Record Net Sales For Year Ended Sept 30
American Motors Corp in Detroit reported a record net sales total of 1 057 716 447 for the fiscal year ending September 30. Net earnings fell to 48 243 361 from 60 045 760 prior year, while per share earnings dropped to 2.68 from 2.76. CEO George Romney cited expansion costs third shift expenses steel premiums and Kelvinator unit as factors. Dividends rose 20 percent from 1.00 to 1.20 per share.
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Detroit
American Motors
AMC
Marriage License Filed in La Crosse For Kleinhaus and Sheehan
George Kleinhaus Jr. and Judith Sheehan are to be married December 10 in La Crosse. Records show Kleinhaus at 2645 Prospect Street and Sheehan at 17242 Loomis Street.
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George Kleinhaus Jr
Prospect St
Judith Sheehan
Loomis St
la Crosse
Flood Stage Report For LA Crob ee Station
Flood stage reading shows 24 hour changes with a 24 hour measurement at prec 1266. Times logged include Saturday 7 23 am and Saturday 4 28 pm. Moon phase noted with a rise at 2 pm and full moon indicated.
Ex Mabel Pastor John Mettam Dies at Rochester
The Rev. John Mettam 86 former Mabel pastor died in Rochester Tuesday. Services at First Methodist Church Rochester with burial Friday at 2 p.m. He was born in England and married Emily Smith in 1897. His ministry included Money Creek Byron Mabel Winona Kasson New Ulm and Rochester Hospital chaplaincy. Survivors: four daughters three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Minn
John Mettam
Rochester
First Methodist
Oakwood
Mettam
England
Emily Smith
Money Creek
Houston County
Byron
Winona
Kasson
New Ulm
First Methodist Church
Leroy Klaus
Willmar
Mary Mettam
Albert Lea
James Gray
Laurel
Howard Roy
Silver Springs
Dried Milk Products Co-Op Adopts New Name Dairy Maid
Dried Milk Products Cooperative the Wisconsin giant with 35 plants and 30 000 farmer members voted to rename itself Dairy Maid Cooperative and to market products under the Dairy Maid brand. Delegates urged President elect Kennedy to name Howard Carpenter 56 of Ellsworth as secretary of agriculture. Carpenter is Ellsworth creamery general manager and Wisconsin Creameries Association president.
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EAU Claire
Wisconsin
Dairy Maid Cooperative
John F. Kennedy
Howard Carpenter
Ellsworth
Carpenter
Ellsworth Creamery
Wisconsin Creameries Association
Wisconsin tax burden study favors manufacturing relief
Edwin Larkin leads a Wisconsin subcommittee that defers a decision on sales tax versus income tax. The report says tax burden varies by measure, places Wisconsin mid to top in various categories, and notes manufacturing faces higher taxes than neighboring states, urging personal property tax relief for manufacturing stocks.
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Edwin Larkin
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Milladore Man Dies After Fall At Roadside Work
John Ashbeck, 61, of Milladore, was fatally injured Wednesday when he fell against a portable saw while cutting brush with a township crew along a roadside. He died on arrival at Marshfield hospital from a deep leg wound and loss of blood.
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Milladore
John Ashbeck
Ashbeck
Marshfield
La Crosse Traffic Club to Meet Leader Abrams
La Crosse Traffic Club president Manley M Abrams called a special meeting for Tuesday at 8 p m in the Dairyland Power Cooperative Building. Abrams said several important items will be discussed.
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Manley M. Abrams
la Crosse
Dear Ann Landers Letters on Mental Health and Parenting
A reader urges openness about shock therapy and mental health treatment while sharing personal recovery. Responses stress seeking help, debunk stigma, and encourage public discussion, noting therapy helps many and requesting readers submit problems for Ann Landers to address.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Weather Outlook and City Temperature Extremes
A list of daily high and low temperatures for multiple cities led by Billings and Boston and including Los Angeles Chicago Denver and New Orleans. The data shows varied readings with several locations posting high values in the 50s and low readings in the teens and single digits at South Pole.
Stock Quotations Feature By Shearson Hammill Co
A stock quotation column from Shearson Hammill & Co on the New York Stock Exchange provides market prices, trading activity, and notable movements for the day. It outlines key indexes, notable gains and losses, and company share movements across sectors.
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By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Papal Archbishop Meeting Marks Possible Christian Unity Bid
Vatican sources recount a cordial 73 year old Anglican archbishop meeting Pope John XXIII for about an hour in the private library. The talks touched on memories of a spiritual order and a path toward Christian unity, drawing mixed reactions in England and the press.
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England
Vatican City
Pope John
Henry VIII
Jerusalem
Istanbul
Milwaukee Livestock Market Report Summary
AP reports Milwaukee livestock receipts with hogs 800 head down slightly in mostly 190 to 220 pound range 17.75 to 18.25 per cwt sows 350 pounds and down 15.50 to 16.25 bulls 9.00 to 11.00 cattle receipts 400 with cows 11.50 to 14.50 canners to 16.00 utilities 15 to 16 bulls 19.50 to 20.50 fed cattle 23.50 to 25.50 calves 400 strong prime 30 others 12 to 28 lambs 200 receipts market steady to down.
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States Power
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Allied Radio
Olin Mathieson
Allis-Chalmers
American Can
Pepsi-Cola
Pfizer
Clark O. & R
American Motors
Oe Pet
Republic Steel Stig Frantz
Heileman Brg
Avco
Sears Roebuck
Jefferson Elec
Bethlehem Steel
Sinclair Oil
Roehring Co
Brunswick
Skyline Homes
la Crosse
Tel
Caterpillar Trac
Chrysler
Socony Rand Nekoosa
McQuay, Inc
Sperry
Columbia Gas Standard Oil Ind
No. Plastics
Standard Oil NJ
No. States
Cornwith
Edison
Studebaker Packard
Banc
Copeland
Sunray Mid-Cent
Pan Am
Sulphur
Crane
Swift
Portsmouth Co
Great Northern Ry
Eaton & Howard Greyhound
Illinois Central
Eges
Fidelity F
Int. Harvester
Inc
Interstate Power
Eosmetes Mass
Jones & Laughlin
Dow Jones
Gr L. C
Puritan Fund
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chemical
Wis Fund
Milwaukee
Bologna
Livestock and commodity quotes from Swift & Company report
As of noon today quotations show hogs 15 to 40 cents lower for butchers and fat hogs, with various weight ranges priced from 14.70 to 16.70 per cwt. Cattle markets are 25 to 50 cents higher for fed steers, yearlings, and heifers, with prices ranging from 16.00 to 25.00 per cwt depending on grade. Potatoes, poultry, butter, and eggs reported with arrivals and price levels in Chicago markets.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile [Exchange
Belgium protests Egyptian seizure of firms
Belgium cites Nasser seizure of Belgian properties and recalls its ambassador to Cairo for consultations. The government will seek international redress, potentially via The Hague while urging adequate compensation for the seized firms. The action follows a cabinet meeting and Public Health Minister Paul Meyers announced the move.
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Belgium
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Paul Meyers
the Hague
Eisenhower backs Nixon as GOP leader for four years
President Eisenhower voiced full support for Vice President Richard M. Nixon as head of the Republican Party for the next four years. In a White House toast after a dinner, the president said Nixon would be recognized as leader and have his backing and that of attendees. About 90 guests attended as the Eisenhowers host a series of dinners before leaving the White House January 20.
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Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Eisenhowers
The Fighting McCooks Feed Union Armies in War
Two brothers Major Daniel Mc Cook and Dr John McCook raised fifteen sons who joined the Union armies in the Civil War earning them the nickname the Fighting McCooks.
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Daniel McCook
John McCook
States
McCooks
U S labels Castro regime Communist controlled
The United States officially designates Fidel Castros Cuba as Communist controlled by releasing 1 million dollars for Cuban refugee aid under the Mutual Security Act. President Eisenhower authorized the release.
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Washington
United States
Fidel Castro
Eisenhower
Kennedy and Ribicoff discuss middle course in politics
The piece reports Governor Ribicoff and Senator Kennedy sharing a centrist political creed and Kennedy's history with Ribicoff. It notes Ribicoff’s role in Kennedy’s 1956 vice presidential bid and as floor manager in 1960. It also mentions Rep. Udall and the Cuba refugee aid plan led by Tracy Voorhees, with about 20 000 Cuban refugees in Florida and limited American remittance per refugee.
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Ribicoff
U. S. House of Representatives
Hartford
Kennedy
Rep
Stewart Udall
D-Ariz
Interior
Udair
Florida
White House
James C. Hagerty
Cuba
Voorhees
Court Upholds UW Land Sale in Madison West Side
The Wisconsin Supreme Court unanimously upheld a 34 acre land sale by the University of Wisconsin for development of a shopping center. Kelab Inc bought the site for 202980 dollars and will lease to Hilldale Inc with profits to the university under a court sanctioned plan.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
State Supreme Court
Arthur Kopp
Platteville
Glendale Development Corp
Kelab Inc
Hilldale Inc
William Dieterich
Regents
Justice Dieterich
Board of Regents
Wisconsin Population Grows by 517 202 in Decade
Final 1960 census shows Wisconsin at 3 951 777, up 25 923 from June estimates. The gain since 1950 totals 517 202, about 15 percent, with Milwaukee County listed at 1 036 041.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Milwaukee County
Rockefeller Late For Meeting With Nixon
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York arrived 13 minutes late for a breakfast with Vice President Richard M. Nixon. Rockefeller joked about taking a tour and said he wandered by the Capitol’s east front to view reconstruction and stands for JFK’s inauguration.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Nixon
Capitol
John F. Kennedy
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