Nehru Invites Tibet's Puppet Ruler For Talks In Exile
In Mussorie Nehru invited Chinese Communist envoys and Tibet’s Panchen Lama to visit the Dalai Lama in exile. He said the door is open for Peiping to see Tibet’s ruler and expressed hope the Dalai Lama would return to Lhasa. Autonomy and peace were emphasized as solutions amid strained India China ties.
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Mussoorie
India
Nehru
Tibet
Dalai Lama
Lhasa
New Delhi
Peiping
Himalayan
Castro Visit Continues Amid Slaying Plot Concerns
Fidel Castro campaigned for more U S sugar imports and spoke at the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange with hundreds watching. Police searched the 12 story building after reports of two suspicious men, while a nationwide probe appeared to dampen the assassination plot claims.
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New York
Fidel Castro
United States
Financial
Exchange
Castro
Triplet Girls Born To Janesville Couple
Mrs. Ralph Hassinger Jr. welcomed triplet girls at Mercy hospital in Janesville. The newborns arrive as the first set of triplets born there in twenty years and are part of the Hassinger family’s expanding household.
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Janesville
Ralph Hassinger Jr
Deadline April 30 for Alice in Dairyland entries
Wisconsin girls may enter the Alice in Dairyland program by sending applications to the Department of Agriculture by April 30. No sponsor or photo needed. Finalists compete in 10 regional events with two from each region advancing to the finals in Janesville June 18 to 20 for four Alice in Dairyland Princess titles. Green County entries compete May 16 in Mt Horeb First District contest with Dane, Columbia and Rock Counties in the mix.
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Alice In Dairyland
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Alice
Dairyland Princess
Janesville
Green County
Mt. Horeb
Dane
Columbia
Rock Counties
Burglars Fail To Crack Blanchardville Safes
A group tried to break into three Blanchardville businesses last night but were repelled by tear gas. One safe door was peeled at the Ford garage. another safe at the Chevrolet garage opened but contained only loose change. An attempted break into a co op office safe triggered gas and was abandoned. Sheriff Ed Thompson reported partial success but no loot.
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Blanchardville
Ford
Ed Thompson
Lafayette
Chevrolet
Thompson
League Delays Pheasant Deer Proposal Action
Green County Conservation League directors postponed action on pheasant and deer seasons until after the May 11 fish and wildlife hearing in the Courthouse. They will seek sportsmen input and decide whether to continue pheasant propagation at a follow up meeting. direct ors also funded $100 for the Dougherty Creek improvement program and urged work on Bushnell Creek north of Monroe.
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Larry R. Lindgren
Green County Conservation League
Grand Central Hotel
Monticello
Ringneck
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Green County
Doe
Bucks
Dane
Green
Iowa
Jefferson
Lafayette
Rock
Waukesha
Harold A. Pederson
Ken Hoesly
New Glarus
Hoesly
Wisconsin
Brother of downed airman pleads for full Soviet accounting
Ray Kamps of New London Wisconsin writes to President Eisenhower and Congress pressing for a complete accounting of Harold T Kamps and 10 other airmen missing after the C130 shootdown over Soviet Armenia on September 2 1958. The White House says the letter was received and given to the State Department.
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Washington
Soviet
Armenia
Soviet Union
Ray Kamps
New London
Wis
Eisenhower
Congress
Harold T. Kamps
Russia
Harold Kamps
White House
State Department
Clement Zablocki
Dwis
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kamps
Juda FFA honors Siedschlag for outstanding work
John Siedschlag of Juda high school received the DeKalb Achievement Award at the Parent-Son banquet for scholarship and supervised ag practice. He also earned the Wisconsin Farmer Degree last summer and a State FFA band plaque. Honorary Chapter Farmer was Bernard Friedrich.
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John Siedschlag
Juda
Future Farmers of America
Richard Loberger
DeKalb
Siedschlag
Marvin Siedschlag
FFA
Rolland Coplien
Bernard Friedrich
Larry Leopold
Frank Leopold Sr
Wisconsin Junior Dairymen’s Association
Richard Brunner
Coplien
Lyle Hilliard
Leopold
Eugene Salzwedel
Jack Siegenthaler
Calvin
Alvin Strahm
Carl Zweifel
Roger Erb
Ralph Friedly
Arlen Hartwig
Wiliam Hummer
John Nyman
Brunner
Earl Coplien
Sam Kaderly
Alvin
Calvin Strahm
Walter Wunschel
Zweifel
Liedschlag
Robert Ruef
Jack Waelti
Mary Brunkow
Hartwig
Siegenthaler
Ruef
George Davis
Sentinel
Loberger
Arthur Anding
Ralph Frey
Melvin Wilson
Chamber Gathering Hears State Program
Frank Hausheer, executive vice president of the Wisconsin chamber, outlined state and national chamber efforts in Congress and the Legislature at a Eugene luncheon. Milwau kee Chamber president Chlee Jenkins also attended. He noted state committee work, statewide meetings, and tax research aimed at cutting government expenditures.
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State
National Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Eugene
Frank Hausheer
Wisconsin Chamber
Chlee Jenkins
Milwaukee
State Chamber
Hausheer
Madison
Clogged heater stack triggers general alarm at Tobin Apt
A clogged oil space heater stack at the Frank M. Tobin apartment 1606% 111th street prompted a general fire alarm this morning. Firemen cleaned the chimney and minor smoke damage was reported. Assistant fire chief Frederick Lanz provided details.
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Frank M. Tobin
111Th Street
Frederick Lanz
Swiss seeks bargaining unit as six nations loom large
Swiss leaders warn the European Common Market will reshape trade with outsiders as 58 percent of imports come from the bloc and 40 percent of Swiss goods go to its six members Italy France West Germany Holland Belgium Luxembourg Germany emerges as Switzerland's main rival while Austria and Britain seek concessions to the six nation union and Switzerland touts precision instruments and affordable labor.
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Sam Dawson
Bern
Switzerland
United States
Italy
France
West Germany
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
America
Great Britain
Austria
Germany
Lead Mine Area Banks On Process
Platteville reports a new smelting method could revive Grant County lead mining. Mrs Harry Killkelly notes possible summer construction of a plant using a revolutionary process for a high grade product. Professor William Nikoli says mines will reopen. the technique was developed by Dr Francis Carey and Sven Hubinette of Waukesha.
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Platteville
Grant County
Harry Killkelly
Wisconsin
William Nikoli
Platteville State College
Francis Carey
Sven Hubinette
Waukesha
Myron Stair Heads Board Finance Group
Myron Stair Ed Bidlingmaier and Ed Pernot were appointed to the county board finance committee at Wednesday night’s meeting Stair becomes chair by virtue of being first vice chairman of the board.
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Myron Stair
Board Finance Group
Ed Bidlingmaier
Ed Pernot
Stair
Cheddar Prices Steady on Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Values were unchanged today on the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange. Activity was limited to one car pasteurized single daisies at 33 percent. Another car was offered at the same level but withdrawn along with offers of a car of cheddars at 31 percent and a car of 40 lb blocks at 31 percent.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
McClellan Plan Losing Southern Support in Senate Debate
Sen. John Stennis said Southern allies are rethinking the Kennedy labor regulation bill’s McClellan plan amid a tight 11 hour debate. The bill for a labor rights amendment, adopted 47 46 largely with Republican and Southern Democratic votes, faces further votes as 18 amendments were acted on.
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Washington
John Stennis
D-Miss
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
John F. Kennedy
McClellan
Stennis
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Secretary of Labor
Mayor Plans Protest Over Welfare Committee Pick
Mayor Victor N. Schiller announced he will file a formal protest with the county clerk next week against the county board's approval of Dwight Pierce to the Welfare committee. Schiller warned the move could set a precedent for retaining a former board member on a committee and cited Will Spring’s possible continued highway committee service despite defeat.
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Victor N. Schiller
Dwight Pierce
Pierce
Welfare
Brodhead
Schiller
Highway Committee
Second Ward
Will Spring
Spring
Monticello
Ray E. Kundert
Ratzlaff and Sulzer Earn Webelos Honor at Pack 314 Event
Stephen Ratzlaff and William Sulzer were awarded the Webelos badge at Knights of Pythias Cub Pack 314 in North School. The ceremony honored multiple youths with pins, arrows, and denner stripes while Farm games and prizes concluded the meeting led by Cubmaster Charles Lostetter.
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Stephen Ratzlaff
Wayne B. Rattzlaff
William Sulzer
Alfred A. Sulzer
Knights of Pythias
North School
Ratzlaff
Sulzer
David Kubly
Denner
John Trumpy
Nathan Burkhalter
Jim Clark
Stuart Grendahl
Kirk Deal
Dick Tschanz
Dennis Lostetter
Vic Rufer
Bruce Kading
Daniel Wong
Lucille Clark
Dan Wong
Tom Rufenacht
David Rufenacht
James Kosek
Billy Sulzer
Charles Lostetter
Cubmaster
Mrs Snowden's Services Monday for Monroe Resident
Funeral services for Mrs Paul W Snowden aged unlisted address 1726 Country Lane will be held Monday after the return of her pastor Rev Larry Trayser from Michigan. Autopsy tests will continue to determine exact cause of death following a probable natural outcome. Mrs Snowden was born October 4 1909 in Archer Iowa and later lived in Monroe with her husband radiologist Dr Paul Snowden. She leaves a daughter Marianne 11 and a sister Mrs Arthur Brandan Arlington Va. The Stuessy funeral home handles arrangements.
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Paul W. Snowden
Country Lane
Larry Trayser
Michigan
Snowden
Paul Snowden
Myrtle Roozeman
Archer
Iowa
Chicago Presbyterian Hospital
The
Automatic Electric Co
Monroe
Marianne
Arthur Brandan
Arlington
Edward
St. Louis
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Woman's Club of
Monroe Country Club
Stuessy Funeral Home
Stock List Rebounds After Two Day Decline
The market recovered early in the session after two days of decline from record highs. Pivotal issues rose fractions to about a point, with most changes narrow. Speculative stocks and some high priced names gained 2 to 7 points.
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New York
Wisconsin Law Probe Targets Alleged Lobbying Violations
Dane County District Attorney Joseph Bloodgood announced an investigation into alleged violations of the anti lobbying law amid rumors about lawmakers contact with lobbyists. Assembly Speaker George Molinaro repeated warnings to lawmakers to avoid lobbyists. The Senate moved toward final passage of a juvenile felony case publication bill and the Assembly advanced a Sunday auto sales dealer closing measure.
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Madison
Dane County
Joseph Bloodgood
Bloodgood
Associated Press
Assembly
George Molinaro
Molinaro
Bloadgood
Keith Hardie
D-Taylor
Pardie
Kenosha
Rmilwaukee
Casey Kendzierski
Dmilwaukee
Daylight Time Starts At 2 a.m This Sunday
Daylight Saving Time returns to Wisconsin Sunday at 2 a.m. and the simple way to switch is to move clocks ahead one hour when you retire Saturday night. Fast time will begin in many states as well. Some areas will revert to standard time, causing travel confusion. Move clocks ahead one hour late Saturday to stay in step with Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
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Kadke
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