FBI cracks down as fifth bomb hoaxer held
Julius Randolph Radwanski 38 of Huntingdon Valley Pa arrested in Columbus for a false bomb report after a TWA flight delay. He posted a 1000 bond and will face U S District Court next week. Earlier in San Francisco William A Grant 38 was charged. Other arrests followed in Tulsa Sarasota and Indianapolis.
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Columbus
Ohio
FBI
Julius Randolph Radwanski
Huntingdon Valley
Radwanski
Trans World Airlines
Port Columbus
U. S
Robert W. Newton
Philadelphia
U. S. District Court
TWA
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
U. S. Attorney's Office
William A. Grant
Belmont
Calif
United Air Lines
Grant
Tulsa
Okla
Sarasota
Fla
Indianapolis
Ind
Foreign Autos Fight for Sales in New York Show
Foreign and domestic markets clash as more than 80 import makes fill 230000 square feet at New York Coliseum for an eight day auto show. Detroit compacts like the Falcon Rambler Corvair Valiant Lark and Comet threaten imports in a year with shrinking foreign sales.
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Ben Phlegar
New York
United States
Coliseum
U. S
Automotive News
Los Angeles
Miami
Volkswagen
Renault
Chevrolet
Ford
Plymouth
Ed Cole
Mohr Condition Still Unchanged After Boxing Injury
Mohr remained in very critical condition at a Madison hospital after suffering a brain injury from the NCAA boxing finals. The 22 year old Merrick New York senior collapsed after losing the 165 pound title to Stu Bartell of San Jose State as his family and Wisconsin boxing teammates stayed at his bedside.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Charlie Mohr
University Hospitals
Mohr
Merrick
N. Y
Stu Bartell
San Jose State
University of Wisconsin
Population Census Ends in Green County by Tomorrow Night
Mrs. Wayne O. Peckham, Albany crew leader, announced door to door canvass in Green County should finish by tomorrow night. One third of crew will proceed to a second stage in Racine next week, coding and transcribing data from April 1 to May 9. Special collection for jail residents set for April 20 due to travel delays from spring breakup and high waters.
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Wayne O. Peckham
Albany
Green County
Peckham
Racine
Firemen Foamed 4000 Gallons Gasoline At Plant
Monroe firemen averted disaster by applying foam to more than 4000 gallons of gasoline spilled at the Pure Oil Co bulk plant on 5th street. Fire Chief Josef J. Benkert said foam on top of the liquid reduced fire and explosion risk after a bulk truck overflowed during unloading. No general alarm was sounded to avoid spectator danger. Fire crews responded about 7 50 p m.
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Monroe
Pure Oil Co
5Th Street
Josef J. Benkert
Benkert
South Africa Holds Easter Parliament as Police Crackdown Expands
Cape Town reports say police raids intensify as government detains about 500 suspects under a state of emergency. Leaders of the ANC and PAC are jailed and details on detainees remain secret while ministers warn of possible disorder.
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Cape Town
South Africa
African National Congress
Pan Africanist Congress
Sharpeville
Johannesburg
Paul Oliver Sauer
Hendrik F. Verwo
U S Tax Filing Deadline Extended To Monday
The IRS grants a three day extension for filing 1959 tax returns and 1960 estimates because April 15 falls on Good Friday. The new deadline is midnight next Monday.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue Service
Firemen to Test Local Siren Tuesday Evening
The local fire siren will be sounded several times Tuesday night to test new controls on the unit. Benkert said the test is likely from 7 to 7 30 p m. Tuesday.
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Josef J. Benkert
Benkert
Cuba ranchers warn of lasting Cuban meat crisis
West Hemisphere dispatch from Camagüey reports ranchers say Fidel Castro’s INRA has seized or redirected cattle ranches nationwide. Government control limits private herds to 500 head and 1650 acres per operation, with bonds promised but uncertain. Large numbers of cattle have been slaughtered to meet shortages.
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INRA
National Institute of Agrarian Reform
Beverly Gnagi Scholar Award Recipients 18th Birthday Gift
Beverly Rattin Gnagi, Monroe high school senior, received the seventh four year 3200 Gnagi Scholarship. The Dr Will B and Neva Gnagi Foundation began in 1953 and will award one more scholarship next year. Beverly will study English at the University of Wisconsin and plans to teach.
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Beverly Rattin
Monroe High School
W. B. Gnagi
Will B. and
Neva
William
Marine Corps
University of Wisconsin
Beverly
The
Bulletin
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Thorp Finance Corp
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Board of Education
Supt
D. J. Huenink
Karen Ann Wagner
Thomas W. Bober
Janis Babler
Wesley Falk
Eugene R. Wagner
Joyce Babler
Alumni Dance Set for May 14 at Junior High Gym
Officers of the Monroe Alumni Association announce the annual alumni dance on May 14 in the junior high school gym. The theme is A May-Pole Dance with Larry Ladd and his orchestra performing for their third year. Prelimary organizers include Ray Kubly Jr., president Alden J. Hawthorne, treasurer and Mrs Richard Maurer, secretary.
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Monroe Alumni Association
Larry Ladd
Ray Kubly Jr
Alden J. Hawthorne
Richard Maurer
Cheese market in Madison steady with ample offerings
Madison Wisconsin market reports a steady to steady tone for American cheeses. Demand is slow to fair and supply is ample with Cheddars 31 to 33 percent moisture, 40 pound blocks premium 34 to 36 percent, single daisies 35.5 to 36.2 percent, longhorns 35 to 36 percent, and midgets 36.4 to 37 percent.
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Cheese Mart Slow
Madison
Wisconsin
Peugeot Kidnapping Shocks Paris Rich Family
The Peugeot family learns of their 4-year-old son Eric’s abduction from a playground in Paris. Kidnappers demand 100000 dollars with 48 hours to respond. Police avoid direct negotiations as authorities nationwide search for the blond boy and the suspects in a Peugeot sedan.
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Paris
Peugeot
Eric Peugeot
Roland
France
Eric
Roland Peugeot
St. Cloud Country Club
Helen F. Myers Announces Candidacy for Clerk Post
Mrs. Helen F. Myers, Monroe resident since 1938 and widow of Blythe Myers, declares candidacy for re election as Circuit Court clerk on the Republican ticket. She has served six years in office after a year as deputy and is the first incumbent to announce. She has three children Blythe Butch 18 Mary Louise 13 and Mildred Ann 11.
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Helen F. Myers
Myers
Monroe
Blythe Myers
Blythe
Butch
Whitewater State College
Mary Louise
Mildred Ann
Monticello Students Resume Class Tuesday
Monticello students were dismissed early for the weekend and will not have school tomorrow or Monday. Officials said classes will resume Tuesday morning, not Monday as earlier reported.
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Monticello
Times Special
Council Studies Procedure Rules at Informal Meeting
The new City Council met informally to discuss procedure and rules led by Mayor Elect Orville R. Evans. Attendees included City Clerk Freda M. Bray and City Atty. William J. Schmitz with most aldermen present. Daniel Gerber was absent. The Sixth Ward seat will be decided by upcoming council election. The Board of Public Works urged purchasing a six cylinder GMC truck for 3095 to pair with a new street flusher arriving soon. the council had earlier approved a street flusher costing 3980 less 1 percent for cash from Central Engineering Co. Milwaukee.
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Orville R. Evans
Evans
Freda M. Bray
William J. Schmi
Central Engineering Co
Milwaukee
Stock Trend Uneven After Early Rise In Trading
New York stocks opened with a brief early gain but moved unevenly in moderate pre Easter weekend trading. Most pivotal issues fluctuated with fractional changes, while a few well placed stocks posted larger movements. The shortened week ends with Good Friday observance.
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New York
Summer Weather Persists in Monroe With Warm Outlook
The Monroe area today stayed summer like with rising temperatures and a forecast of higher heat tomorrow. Thermometer readings ranged from 55 early morning to 74 at 1 p.m., leveling around 65 by 1 p.m. The forecast calls for a high of 68 to 75 tomorrow with a few showers or thundershowers.
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Monroe
Mercury
Blood Recruiters Plan Meeting for May Bloodmobile Visit
A planning session at the Commercial and Savings Bank is set for 8 p m tomorrow to organize Monroe’s third Bloodmobile visit on May 2. Rev Gerrit Mouw and Walter Drews chair local recruitment efforts with Allen Goecke as vice chair. quotas and past gaps are noted. The Bloodmobile will be at Monroe Junior High from 1 to 6 p m May 2 and in Brodhead from 2 to 6 p m May 3. donors can learn blood type information at no cost.
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Commercial and Savings Bank
Monroe
Gerritt Mouw
County Red Cross
Walter Drews
Monroe Area
Allen Goecke
9Th Street
Mouw
Brodhead
Bellville Man Gilman Bowers Dies At 69
Gilman Bowers of Belleville died yesterday afternoon at St. Clare hospital after surgery. A retired farmer and former Dane County Board member and Primrose Township chairman, he was born October 19, 1890 in Belleville. Survivors include wife Mary E. three daughters a brother a sister and seven grandchildren. Services set for 9:30 p m Monday at St Marys of Lourdes Church with Rosary at 4 p m Sunday at Becker funeral home.
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Gilman Bowers
Route 2
Belleville
St. Clare Hospital
Bowers
Dane County Board
Primrose Township
Mary E
Harry
Virginia) Bosley
Long Beach
Calif
Mitchell
Lois) Rens
Spring Green
Ruth
Eugene
de Forest
Bennanie
Mt. Vernon
S. D
St. Mary’s of Lourdes Church
Becker Funeral
Sawyer Quits Phillies Helm
PHILADELPHIA. Eddie Sawyer resigned today as manager of the Philadelphia Phillies. Gene Mauch was named to replace him but declined to give a specific reason saying I just didn't want to manage. Bob Carpenter announced the resignation at a hurried news conference. Sawyer’s departure came on the third day of the season after a loss at Cincinnati.
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Philadelphia
Eddie Sawyer
Philadelphia Phillies
Gene Mauch
Minneapolis
Sawyer
Bob Carpenter
National League Baseball Club
Phils
Cincinnati
Mauch
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Milwaukee
U S Victory Seen In Transit I B Space Test
Washington officials hailed Transit I B as a major step in space age navigation to aid ships submarines and aircraft in all weather. Brig. Gen. Robert Greer noted the orbit was not ideal but hailed the milestone amid Soviet Sputnik comparisons and praise for the wider Transit Pioneer V and Tires probes. Military sources expect a real ship position fix tests within days despite an elliptical orbit and potential atmospheric reentry in about 16 months.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Greer
Air Force
Cape
Soviet Union
Gen
Albany Egg Hunt Held by Albany Herald Sponsors
The 5th annual community Easter Egg Hunt will be at 2 30 p m Easter Sunday for children up to 12 years. Participants meet at Village Park playground and search the ACPARD grounds southeast corner, across from the park. Explorer Post 507 hides eggs and guides kids. Over 150 boiled eggs colored by local youth at Methodist church kitchen after sunrise services. If rain, hunt moves to after rainfall with church bell toll 10 minutes before start.
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Albany
The
Albany Herald
Village Park
Acpard
Explorer Post 507
Methodist Church
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Cuba
Castro
William L. Ryan
Camaguey
Fidel Castro
Sehmitz
Beverly Rattin Gnagi
Elizabeth
Bette) Hoffman
Milford Thompson
Times
Council Studies
Board
Phillies
America
Robert Greer
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