Nixon Attack Halted And Kennedy Drive Rumor Swirl In 1960s Campaign
West Virginia observers question whether Democratic hopefuls backed Humphrey to slow Kennedy in the May 10 primary while New York Republicans defend Nixon against a critical letter. Nixon, in San Francisco, plays it cool as Stevenson maintains Democratic support and Roosevelt hints at a possible convention fight.
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Associated Press
Kennedy
West Virginia
Nixon
New York
Sen
Humphrey
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Gov
Rockefeller
San Francisco
Adlai Stevenson
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
D-Ny
Wheeling
Roosevelt
Stevenson
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Stuart Symington
DMO
Capitol Esplanade
Charleston
Bradley Coach presents NIT film to Monroe group
Bradley University coach Chuck Osborne and freshman coach Joe Stoll showed a color film of the NIT championship game in Madison Square Garden to Monroe varsity players and fathers at Maple Grove Inn. Guests included Lee Mitchell and assistants, ex Monroe players, and reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Helming
Marty Deignan
Robert Anderegg
Jerry Muenich
Monroe
George W. McKeown
WEKZ
Marvin E. Tessneer
Evening Times
Anderegg
Michigan State University
New York Knickerbockers
Muenich
Carroll College
Dick Muenich
Osborne
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Mitchell
Stoll
Providence
Bar halts practice for Sawyer County official
The State Bar of Wisconsin reports Laura McLaggan register of deeds for Sawyer County has been ordered to stop practicing law.
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BAR Halts Register
Madison
State Bar of
Wisconsin
Laura McLaggan
Register of Deeds
Sawyer County
Schools Close for Good Friday and Easter Break
Monroe public schools and Green County Teachers College will dismiss by 3 p.m. Thursday for Easter. St Victor’s parish school children finish Friday noon and resume April 20. Rural schools, the Demonstration Room, and the university also observe Good Friday with spring recess.
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Green County Teachers College
Demonstration Room
Meters Installed Along 9th Street
Installation of additional parking meters began in three sections of the Monroe business district after a public hearing on March 15. The major area runs along the south side of 9th Street from the 1500 block east to 17th Avenue near McLellans and Sherwin Williams with three meters north of The Times and about eight between McLellans and Dr Rouch. Additional meters go in on the north side of 10th Street and along 16th Avenue near City hotel and Monroe Laundry.
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Monroe Business District
9Th Street
Monroe Evening Times
17Th Avenue
McLellans
Sherwin-Williams
J. A. Rouch
Walter Ekum
Times
Monroe Laundry
Smith’s
Mercury Hits 66 As Rain Looms Tonight
The temperature reached 66 degrees at 1 p.m. with a potential rise this afternoon before thundershowers tonight and tomorrow. A 39 degree low was recorded at 5 a.m. today, then sunshine. Expect lows in the 40s tonight and high 60s tomorrow. Monday marked Wisconsin's warmest day since late October.
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Wisconsin
Regents Debate Future Of UW Boxing After Critical Injury
UW regents president Carl E. Steiger said the boxing program should be re evaluated in light of Charles Mohr s critical injuries from a weekend title defense. Mohr 22 of Merrick N Y remained in extremely critical condition as doctors reported slow improvement and warned survival was unlikely.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Badger
Carl E. Steiger
Oshkosh
Regents
Athletic Board
Charles Mohr
Merrick
N. Y
Wisconsin
Board of Regents
Steiger
Sheboygan
Matt Werner
Mohr
Manucher Javid
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Robert Roessler
Department of
Wisconsin’s
Medical School
Flinn
Stock list firmer after buying sport
The New York market showed a firmer tone as selective buying lifted prices from an irregular decline. Trading was moderate with fractional gains and losses around a point, steel shares recovered despite a reduced operating rate, and American Telephone touched a new yearly high before giving back some gains.
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New York
American Telephone
Papal Audience for Ill Girl Ends With Blessing
Msgr. Josevah Emmenegger of Monroe helped interpret as seven year old Catherine Hudson of Oklahoma City met Pope John Paul II in a 40 minute Vatican private audience. The leukemia patient received the pope's blessing and took home his photos, a souvenir medal, and a relic.
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Msgr
Josevah Emmenegger
Monroe
Oklahoma City
Vatican
Pope John
Catherine Hudson
Emmenegger
North American College
Rome
Papal
Catherine
Monroe Post Office extends deadline for substitute clerk and carrier posts
Postmaster John J. Burkhard announced an extended application deadline to April 25 for substitute clerk and carrier positions at the Monroe Post Office. Only five applications had been received by the previous deadline, not enough for a Civil Service examination. Applicants must be 18 or older and reside within delivery limits or be bona fide patrons of the Monroe office. Complete information and applications are at the Post Office.
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John J. Burkhard
Monroe
Burkhard
Postoffice
Southern Race Trouble Flares
Violence flared during the tenth week of sit-down protests with a fight, shovel brandishing, and knives at segregated Nashville demonstrations. Two arrests occurred as nationwide leaders called for unity, with King planning a Raleigh Easter meeting of student activists to discuss new desegregation strategies.
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Associated Press
South
Nashville
Mississippi
Jackson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Concord
N.C
United Nations
Frank P. Graham
U.S
University of North Carolina
North Carolina Conference For Social Service
Raleigh
March Pace Fell Off New Auto Registrations Set Records
Detroit report shows U S February registrations hit a record 494 178 with March trending down from 1955. Chevrolet led with 227 000 registrations in the first two months, Ford close behind. Rambler and Plymouth traded third place amid strong compact sales led by Falcon.
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Detroit
United States
Secretary of State
Automotive News
Chevrolet
Ford
Plymouth
Valiant
Rambler
Pontiac
Falcon
Corvair
Lark
Former Rebel Leader Heads Guerrilla Force In Cuba
In the Oriente mountains a fugitive former revolutionary officer Captain Manuel Beaton leads a band of 40 to 50 defectors suspected as early armed opposition to Fidel Castro. Officials deny confirming Beaton’s whereabouts as the Havana regime claims operations against guerrillas continue.
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Havana
Sierra Maestra
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Oriente
Manuel Beaton
Beaton
Castro
Calixton Garcia
Palma Soriano
Revolucion
Francisco Tamayo
el Crisol
Tamayo
Sierra Cristal
la Cabana
Camp Libertad
Cubana Airlines
Miami
U. S
Havana- Miami
Florida
State Department
Washington
Batista
United States
Blood Drive Planned for Monroe May 2 at Junior High
The Bloodmobile returns to Monroe Monday May 2 from 1 to 6 p m at the junior high school to meet a 127 pint quota. Rev Gerritt Mouw Red Cross director urged residents to donate to boost past shortfalls. The mobile unit will also visit Brodhead May 3 from 2 to 6 p m at Brodhead high school.
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Monroe
Gerritt Mouw
Red Cross
Green County
Brodhead
Brodhead High School
Disillusionment grows in Cuba as Castro promises falter
In Cuba, amid fear and distrust, former revolutionaries and citizens scorn Fidel Castro. Interviews describe layoffs of faith across homes in Havana and provinces as informers threaten and business leaders cancel meetings. President Eisenhower cited a dangerous mood underscoring uncertainty.
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Fidel
Fidelistas
Fidelista
Eisenhower
Election Expense Shown in Report
Final election expense statements filed with the city clerk show that more than $900 was spent by the two mayoral candidates. Evans spent $677.40 with $30.20 from Joseph Dearth, $50 from William Rollins, and $16.77 from Sebastian Laeser Jr. Schiller spent $243.02 with no contributions. Evans defeated the incumbent by 393 votes and will assume office next Tuesday. Other candidates and their expenses included Wagner $2256, Tobin $34.64, Goetz $44.01, and several others with small amounts.
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Orville R. Evans
Victor N. Schiller
Evans
Joseph C. Dearth
William C. Rollins
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Laeser
Oscar Leck
Eugene Landis
Fred R. Simpson
Eleanor Frederick
Philip H. Darling
Walter Bober
Chester Tobin
Herman L. Schindler
Donald Liedschlag
James B. Goetz
Joey Schwartzlow Recovery After Open Heart Surgery
A 12 year old Albany boy named Joey Schwartzlow recovers at University Hospitals Madison after two open heart operations this year. His mother reports he can turn sides, eats more, but tires easily. he awaits mail and spends time with cards. A “Joey Fund” at the Albany Herald aims to support his convalescence.
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Joey
Schwartzlow
Albany
University Hospitals
Madison
Roy Schwartzlow
Albany Herald
Easter Carliff Project Sunday Transport Plan
Loyal Order of the Moose ensures churchgoers can attend Easter services with rides. Call 2575 8 am to 5 pm Friday or Saturday to arrange pickup, giving name, location, pickup time, and service. Moose volunteers include Sam Kubly Robert H Maurer Jack L Marty Charles Armstrong Frank Haren Charles Schadewaldt Henry Babler Jr Lyle Sickinger.
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Loyal Order of the Moose
Alvin H. Babler
Moose
Sam Kubly
Robert H. Maurer
Jack L. Marty
Charles Armstrong
Frank Haren
Charles Schadewaldt
Henry Babler Jr
Lyle Sickinger
Emma Carter 83 Dies in Monroe After Long Illness
Emma Carter of 1115 15th Avenue died at 6 45 p m yesterday from old age complications. She lived with Mrs Jacobina Studer since 1956. Survived by a nephew Curtis Stauffacher of Argyle. Services Thursday at 2 p m in Stuessy funeral home with burial in Greenwood cemetery. friends may call after 3 p m tomorrow.
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John
Emma) Carter
15Th Avenue
Jacobina Studer
Emma Streit
Gottfried Greenwald
Nebraska
John Carter
Dubuque
Carter
Curtis Stauffacher
Argyle
Stuessy Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
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William L. Ryan Diego DE Avila
Fulgencig Batista
Emma Carter
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