Mayoral Races and Beer Referendum in Monroe Area Elections
In Brodhead Darlington and Albany area votes on mayoral contests and a beer age referendum will occur Tuesday. Candidates include Carl Lynstegard George Bjork for Monroe mayor and a three way Darlington mayoral race with Dale Merritt Francis Reichling and Joseph Sauer. A translator television station referendum asks for up to 12000 dollars capital and annual maintenance under 1000 dollars with Channel 27 33 signals to be boosted.
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Brodhead
Darlington
Albany
Monroe
Carl Lynstegard
George Bjork
Bjork
Frank Mauermann
John Pengra
Stanley Knight
Jack Pierce
C. S. Pierce
Duane Schneider
Herbert Ripp
Floyd E. Olson
Dale Merritt
Francis Reichling
Joseph Sauer
Merritt
Lafayette County
Reichling
Frank Reichling
Sauer
George E. Alderson
Byron Paynter
Gordon Roseleip
Henry Burgess
Channel
Madison
FFA Banquet to Feature Wisconsin Professor Speaker
Monroe FFA plans an April 19 banquet in the M Room at 7 30 p m with Prof Walter Broraker of the University of Wisconsin Agriculture and Extension Education as speaker. State FFA president Lowell Pritchard and Monroe FFA president Evan Siedschlag will attend and serve as master of ceremonies.
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Walter Broraker
Department of Agriculture and Extension Education
University of Wisconsin
Monroe Future Farmers of America
Lowell Pritchard
Watertown
FFA
Evan Siedschlag
Monroe Ffa
College of Agriculture
Jerrold Zuhike
Robert Ruff
Richard Christen
Karl Drye
Virgil Leopold
Jim Sullivan
Bob Leopold
Paul Priewe
Ralph Figi Jr
Robert Babler
Kenneth Allen
Vo-Ag
U N council votes against South Africa policy
Dag Hammarskjold calls in South Africa's chief U N delegate Bernardus G Fourie after the Security Council’s 9 0 vote urging South Africa to live in peace with its millions of Negroes. The move marks the secretary general's first direct action to persuade the apartheid state to scrap its harsh racial laws.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
South Africa
U.N
Bernardus G. Fourie
Ig Nation Security Council
Monroe election race features mayoral bid and alderman contests
Incumbent Victor Schiller faces Orville Evans for mayor as Evans resigns from Sixth Ward to run. Ward candidates include Laeser, Humble, Leck, Skattum, Daley, Goetz, Liedschlag and Tobin. An advisory garbage collection referendum asks yes or no on universal curbside service. Polls open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Turner hall with Kiwanis transport aid.
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Monroe
Victor N. Schiller
Orville R. Evans
Evans
Sixth Ward
Schiller
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Samuel F. Humbel
Laeser
Fifth Ward
Oscar P. Leck
Robert L. Skattum
Donald Daley
James B. Goetz
Donald D. Liedschlag
G. Fred Galli
Chester E. Tobin
Herman L. Schindler
Walter J. Bober
Eighth Ward
Fred R. Simpson
Philip H. Darling
Eleanor B. Frederick
Bober
Roger L. Elmer
Simpson
August Burgi
Arizona
Eugene Landis
Justice of the Peace
Freda Bray
Turner Hall
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Ruf Block
Moncaqua
Shelby County
Everett Keel
1824
10Th Street
Orville Jr
Brooklyn High School
Charlie
Monroe High School
Lawrence D. Barr
Grandby
Conn
A. C. Risner
Bellevue
Second Ward
Wood County
Soo Line Railroad
Marshfield
Badger Motors
Floods Slow Up Census Project
Floods and missing questionnaires slowed the 1960 census as 170,000 Americans were surveyed. Takers postponed house to house canvassing in flooded areas, delaying preliminary population figures for affected communities. Postoffice distribution also caused minor issues due to shortages and excess forms.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Voter Registration Reaches City High With 4 400 Plus
Registration closes with 4 400 eligible voters, up 134 from the March 8 primary. Absentee voting opens at City Hall for those unable to attend Tuesday. Ward totals show gains in every ward, with numbers listed for both current totals and March figures.
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Freda Bray
Chicago
Tiros Satellite Sends Pictures From Global Orbit
The weather eye satellite Tiros I sends cloud images from its 100 minute orbit. Four transmissions today from the Army Signal Corps Laboratory returned cloud cover over the Mediterranean and Gulf of St. Lawrence regions. The first pictures impressed President Eisenhower and scientists, showing clear images from 450 miles up.
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Washington
America
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Army Signal Corps Laboratory
Mediterranean Sea
Civilian Space Agency
Great Lakes
South Atlantic Ocean
U.S
Eisenhower
Gulf of St. Lawrence
U.s.-Canadian
Tiros
Tiros I
Premier Renews Threat on Berlin
Premier Khrushchev warned at a Paris news conference that a Soviet peace treaty with East Germany would erase Western rights in Berlin and negate gains from Germany's capitulation. He spoke after talks with French President de Gaulle on the issue and its impact on the Western big three.
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Paris
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
East Germany
Berlin
Charles de Gaulle
Russia
Hitler
Germany
Kennedy Greeted By Large Monroe Primary Crowd
More than 600 voters and students packed Turner Hall for a Kennedy for President Club event in Monroe Wisconsin. Kennedy spoke on presidency responsibilities farm surpluses social security and health insurance while answering questions and greeting attendees. Governor Freeman campaigned for Hubert Humphrey earlier, noting his Midwest farm policy experience.
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Monroe
Turner Hall
John F. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Kennedy
Richard Lafferty
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Kenneay
Philip J. Teehan
Paul Miller
New Glarus
Brodhead
Beloit
Blanchardville
Sen
Humphrey
Gov
Freeman
Minnesota
Midwest
Jerry Blaska
Humphrey For President
Humphrey Attacks Kennedy Spending At Wisconsin Campaign
Senator Humphrey accused Senator Kennedy of lavish spending in Wisconsin as he criticized the Kennedy campaign for relying on costly air travel and professional polling. He cited reports showing Kennedy about 100000 in contributions and Humphrey about 35000, with Nixon around 6000. He urged Kennedy to stop acting like the poor boy and noted Lou Harris as the pollster adviser.
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Minnesota
Humphrey
Kennedy
Nixon
Midwest
Lou Harris
Doctor Daly Transferred To Madison General Hospital
Dr. Anthony J. Daly, 47, eye specialist at Monroe Clinic, was critically injured in a Wednesday night auto crash near Freeport. He was transferred from Deaconess hospital to Madison General hospital for further diagnosis after remaining unconscious in an unchanged critical condition.
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Monroe Clinic
Anthony J. Daly
Deaconess
Freeport
Madison General Hospital
Daly
Madison
Rockford
Midwest Storm Delivers Snow and Rain Across Big Flood Areas
Flood-weary Midwest endures a mammoth spring storm dropping up to a foot of snow in South Dakota and ten inches in Nebraska while western Florida faces torrential rains. Wisconsin sees only showers as Kansas centered storm stalls. Monroe records its coldest March average at 21 degrees with a citywide 91 average, though county readings were colder due to a deposition plant reading reaching 10 below zero.
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Kansas
Wisconsin
Midwest
Florida
South Dakota
Nebraska
Mississippi Valley
Minnesota
Albany
Monroe
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U.N. Council
S. Africa Policy
Robert L. Seattum
Donald Siedschlag
American School of Auctioneering
13Th Street
Schiilers
John
Douglas
Goetz
9Th Street Standard
Gasoline Retailers Association
Badger Midget
National Guard
First Methodist Church
Monroe Rotary Club
Ruth Elbert
Chippewa Falls
Thomas G. Goetz
11Th Avenue
Donald N. Siedschlag
Forth
Orville Freeman
Minn
Dane County
Times
Sen. Humphrey
Sen. Kennedy
A.J. Daly
Madison Hospital
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