Nixon Selected For Moscow Trip
Vice President Nixon will visit Moscow in late July to open an American exhibition and meet Premier Khrushchev. The trip, announced in Augusta, Ga, could aid Nixon’s 1960 presidential prospects and precede a planned Geneva ministers meeting and a late summer summit.
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Soviet Union
George C. Marshall
New Glarus youths arraigned in Green County Court
Nine New Glarus youths aged 15 to 17 were arraigned in Green County Juvenile Court in Mount Rose Township for vandalism at Jim Towne store last February. Three were placed on probation and six released to parents. restitution was ordered for the window damage.
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Mount Rose Township
Dane County
New Glarus
Madison man William Nuernberg dies at 74
William Nuernberg 74 of Madison died yesterday. He worked at Gunderson Funeral Home in Brodhead for several years and was married to Maybelle Kammerer of Brodhead. Survivors include wife, son Kermit of Oregon, and two grandchildren. Services set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Everson Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery Brodhead. Madison prayer service tonight.
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William Nuernberg
Madison
Gunderson
Maybelle Kammerer
Kermit
Oregon
Everson Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
Monday Holiday Celebration Backed By Recreation Groups
Wisconsin lawmakers hear support from motel and travel groups for a bill to move major holidays to three day Mondays Memorial Day fourth Monday in May Independence Day first Monday in July Thanksgiving last Monday in November and create President's Day on the third Monday in February The measure aims to boost travel and reduce holiday traffic and absenteeism with extended weekends.
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Wisconsin
Larry Teich
American Automobile Association
Assembly State Affairs Committee
Howard Pellant
Milwaukee
Kraft Wins On Cream Cheese Patent Infringement Case
Federal Judge Joseph Perry in Freeport rules Kraft Foods entitled to punitive damages from Borden and DeLaval for infringing Kraft patents on cream cheese. An accounting ordered before damages. Kraft seeks treble damages. Special master Dixon found infringement at Borden plants in Sterling Illinois and Van Wert Ohio. Dixon also said DeLaval shared Kraft trade secrets on the process. Kraft says the patented process saves three cents per pound in production.
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Freeport
Kraft Foods Co
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DeLaval
Borden
Kohli Receives 50 Year Masonic Certificate
Dr. L. A. Moore presented the 50 year membership certificate to Charles L. Kohli at Smith Lodge in Masonic Temple. Moore, a 33rd degree Mason and former Grand Commander, notes Kohli’s long service while Fred Good of the Blue Lodge issued a billfold certificate. Refreshments followed for over 50 Masons.
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Roy Schroeder
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Power Failure Strikes Madison Citywide Outage
Madison suffered a citywide power failure after a small animal entered electrical equipment at Madison Gas and Electric Co. The outage lasted 15 minutes to over two hours, affecting the Capitol, several plants, and the state office building. The incident caused no injuries and minimal property damage.
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County GOP Caucus Elects Officers and Delegates
Green County Republican Club meets Monday at 8 p.m. in the Court House Circuit Court room to elect officers and name state convention delegates. Co chairmen are Joseph D. Viney and Mrs Erma Thurber. The state convention will be held at Green Bay on Saturday June 6.
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Green Bay
Swiss Cheese Imports Meeting Sets Quota Talk
Representatives of the Swiss cheese industry from Wisconsin Ohio Utah Illinois and Wyoming join state and federal officials in Monroe Wisconsin for a 2 p m session at Turner hall. G Fred Galli chairs with E L Keeslinger and Rep Gerald Flynn among attendees as talks aim to push import quotas amid Finland and other nations competition.
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G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
E. L. Keeslinger
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Gerald T. Flynn
Sam Rizzo
Flynn
Keeslinger
Monroe
Finland
New York
John Althaus
Sugarcreek
Cheesemakers Association
Alice Grosniklaus
Wilmot
Frank Brog
Thayne
Wyo
Ernest
Green County
Brogs
Star Valley
Ed Gossner
Ernest Gossner
Darlington
Cache Valley
Smithfield
George F. Sieker
Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Don McDowell
State Department of Agriculture
Area Woman Burned As Apron Catches Fire
An 81 year old Albany woman was rushed to St. Clare hospital after being burned on more than 50 percent of her body. Mrs Winifred Kittelsen was burning leaves near her home when her apron caught fire and flames spread over her body. She suffered first and second degree burns.
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Open House For Industrial Combustion Plant In Monroe
Residents near Monroe will tour the Industrial Combustion plant tomorrow from 2 to 4 30 p m to view heavy duty oil and gas burners and learn about the new enterprise that attracted roughly 185000 in local investment a year ago Local leaders formed the Monroe Building Corp to finance the facility and guide tours will be offered with light refreshments.
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Milwaukee
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Midwest
Monroe Building Corp
City Siren Test Yields Mixed Signals and Lessons
County Civil Defense coordinator T. J. Burgy Jr. called the drill largely successful despite an all-clear signal mixup. The exercise involved sirens, radio broadcasts, and a mock City Council meeting with coordination among city police, fire, sheriff, and utility crews.
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Civil Defense Alert
Monroe
Roger L. Elmer
Seventh Ward
August Burgi
Fourth Ward
Herman L. Schindler
Schiller
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Cone
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WEKZ
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Recreation Park
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Victor Schiller
Milwaukee
Pickup Schedule On Mail Changed
The Highway Postoffice changes evening pickup to 4 45 p m from 5 p m affecting all boxes on the Square. HYPO Dubuque to Madison departs Monroe at 6 25 p m instead of 6 40, aiding connections to Milwaukee and Chicago with Milwaukee mail due well before midnight. Postmaster Burkhard urges patrons to observe new hours.
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Law Offices To Close Saturdays After May
Green County Bar Association members voted to close local law offices all day Saturdays from May 1 to Oct 1. Franz W. Brand said offices will stay open Saturday mornings until May 1 and were open all day Saturdays Jan 1 to Apr 15 for tax filings. They honored F. Earl Lamboley and appointed R. Finley Barry Law Day chairman. Luncheon meetings moved to the first Tuesday each month with next on May 5.
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Franz W. Brand
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F. Earl Lamboley
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R. Finley Barry
Stock list climbs into higher levels
New York stocks moved to historically high ground in early trading. Key issues advanced from fractions to about two points with some larger gains. profit taking occasionally trimmed those gains.
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New York
Herter Reported In Sound Health For Secretary Post
President Eisenhower expected to nominate Christian A. Herter as secretary of state after a neutral medical review cleared him of arthritis concerns. Herter, the leading prospect to replace the ailing John Foster Dulles, left for a weekend farm rest with his wife as a formal nomination loomed and senators signaled quick confirmation.
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Christian A. Herter
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John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Theodore B. Bayles
Senate
Mrs. E A Chinnock Killed in River Falls
Mrs E A Chinnock about 75 of River Falls mother of Robert V Chinnock Monroe was reported killed accidentally in a traffic mishap on a River Falls street this afternoon. She leaves two sons Kenneth River Falls and Robert Monroe and a daughter Mrs Burton Karges Oshkosh plus four other relatives.
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River Falls
Robert V. Chinnock
Monroe
Chinnock
Kenneth
Robert
Burton Karges
Oshkosh
Cheddar Values Slip as Trading Tone Weakens on Wisco Market
Cheese prices on the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange fell, with activity limited to sales of one car pasteurized daisies at 33 4, several blocks and daisies offered. Deals included various 40-pound blocks and U S Grade A cheddar in Illinois testing around 31 percent, while overall trading remained weak.
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Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Illinois U.S
Convicts Warn Against Attack At Montana Pen
A riot at Montana's 90 year old prison left Deputy Warden Rothe dead and Warden Powell wounded as 150 National Guardsmen encircle the facility. Convict leader Jerry Myles urged inside access while hostages exceed 18 with threats to kill unless demands are met. Walter Jones, the prison psychologist, was released briefly to talk to reporters.
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Walter Jones
Gerald Lyman
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Jerry Myles
Myles
Montana Parole Board
Floyd Powell
Theodore Rothe
Wisconsin
Bill Cox
Powell
Waupun
Earl Howard Jackson
Sayre
Okla
John Burke
Wisconsin State Prison
Burke
Rothe
De Loache Addresses Kiwanis Club Here
Wvyatie F. De Loache Midwest manager of Du Pont Extension Division spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting in the Swiss Wheel yesterday. He urged more hires as shorter work weeks loom and stressed industry science cooperation to expand production for a growing U.S. population.
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