Butz Indicates USDA Ready To Renew Swiss Aid Study
Earl L. Butz acting secretary says USDA willing to reopen review of Section 32 aid for Swiss cheese purchases. He requests updated information on grinder prices and timing, noting changes since the 1956 discussions and a Wisconsin association brief claiming no commitment was later made.
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USDA
Earl L. Butz
Department
Butz
Lawrence H. Smith
Rep. Smith
Wisconsin
Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Monroe Evening Times
Wslcpa
Fred Galli
Cheese Producers Marketing Association
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Kiel Man's Death Raises Toll to 219
An auto accident south of Kiel claimed a Kiel man’s life and pushed Wisconsin’s 1957 traffic death toll to 219, compared with 233 on this date last year. Donald J. Schoenborn, 21, Kiel, died when the car struck the rear of a semi trailer, crossed Highway 32, and hit a culvert outside Kiel. He suffered a fractured skull.
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Associated Press
Kiel
Wisconsin
Donald J. Schoenborn
Volunteers To Aid In River Clean-up In Albany
Albany residents plan a weekend river cleanup on Sugar River banks and bottom. Work begins tomorrow with squads Saturday and Sunday at 9 am led by J Henry Rhyner Jack Briggs and Ole Sowl. Debris removal occurs from dam to pond while ramp repairs at the ball park proceed. Funds donations are welcome at Bank of Albany.
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Albany
Ball Park
Bank of Albany
Edward O. Killingstad
William Hein
Truman Sharer
Domenic Bongiorno
Stanton P. Steuri
U.N. Hopes for Suez Solution Amid Canal Plan Debate
United Nations delegates debated Egypt's plan for running the Suez Canal with some favoring possible changes while others saw Nasser as having set final terms. The plan gives Egypt control over operations and tolls and calls for arbitration of disputes. A Security Council session was scheduled for tomorrow at the request of U. S. Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge.
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United Nations
N. Y
U.N
Cheese Demand Light Keeps Madison Market Steady
Wisconsin market reports light to fair demand amid ample offerings. Prices show cheddars at 34.4 to 34.5 cents, single daisies 35.7 to 36.4, longhorns 35.4 to 36.5, and midgets at 37 to 38 cents per pound.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Tavern Hours Clarified by Attorney General
Madison Wisconsin tavern closing times on the Sunday clocks shift with daylight saving time were clarified by Atty. Gen. Honeck. Taverns may stay open until 1 a.m. central standard time before the switch then set clocks to 2 a.m. DST. Milwau kee County exemptions apply.
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Madison
Gen. Honeck
Milwaukee County
Honeck
Wisconsin
New Dairy Group Forms Cooperative Board Votes to Organize
The National Dairymen's Association directors met in Rice Lake to organize the new group as a cooperative and to consider making Rice Lake the NDA national headquarters. NDA president Arthur Gude and director George Geary led efforts with a committee to study milk production quotas.
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Rice Lake
National Dairymen’s Association
Rice Lake Chamber of Commerce
NDA
Chicago
Dairy Farmers Price Stabilization Association
Price Stabilization Association
George Geary
Augusta
N.J
Geary
Arthur Gude
Alstead
N.H
Stock Prices Slide During Quiet Trading
New York stocks eased in quiet trading after two days of volatility as investors pause to breathe. An additional uncertain note came with the 6th Fleet ordered toward the eastern Mediterranean amid the Jordan crisis, with oil interests in the region taking losses.
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New York
United States
Mediterranean
Jordan
Middle East
Soviet Cuts Prices In First Reductions Since Spring
MOSCOW The Soviet government ordered price cuts ranging from 10 to 32 percent on a variety of consumer items. It marked the first reduction in the Soviet Union since last spring.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Bills To Prohibit Secrecy Blocked In Wisconsin Senate
In Madison Democrats failed to withdraw two secrecy bills in a party line Senate vote 16 to 15 to bar secret meetings by public bodies and 18 to 13 to restrict secret sessions by legislative committees. Five Republicans sided with Democrats on the broader measure. A related proposal would move Superior College under UW System control as University of Wisconsin Superior.
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Sen
Busby
Milwaukee
Dempsey
Hartland
Draheim
Neenah
Leverich
Sparta
Lorge
Bear Creek
Lamn
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Nelson
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Lauri
D-Superior
Superior College
University of Wisconsin
College Regents
University Regents
University
University of Wisconsin Superior
Crisis Grips Jordan After Cabinet Collapse
President Eisenhower monitored the Jordan crisis from Augusta as King Hussein faced possible collapse of his regime. He and Secretary Dulles discussed options by phone and stressed that Jordan’s independence is vital to U S interests. The administration floated aid possibilities if Jordan requests assistance under the Eisenhower Middle East doctrine. Hagerty said Jordan had not asked for aid to his knowledge.
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Eisenhower
Jordan
Hussein
Augusta National Golf Club
Dulles
U.S
Mideast
White House
James C. Hagerty
Congress
Middle East
Hagerty
U. S
Hageray
Amman
United States
Mediterranean
Jerusalem
Nablus
Ramallah
Irbid
James P. Richards
Forrestal
Cannes
France
Britain
London
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Damascus
Suleiman Nabulsi
Nabulsi
Khalidi
Comet 1956 h Delights Monroe Area Viewers
The Monroe area enjoyed a clear view of Comet Arend- Roland in the northwest sky last night. The faint streak appeared diagonal with a long tail surprising observers who expected only a short trailing line. Best viewing was after darkness until about 9 30 p m and may continue tonight if conditions permit.
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Monroe
British Bombers To Carry Missiles And Guided Bombs
London reports the Air Ministry announcing Britain will fit strategic bombers with rocket guided bombs to form the core of deterrent power. An air-to-air guided missile, tracking heat rays from aircraft, completes the new five year program to reshape forces for the nuclear age at reduced cost.
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London
Air Ministry
Britain
Eisenhower Greets Labor Racketeering Call for Action
President Eisenhower denounces labor racketeering as an abomination and urges swift legislation for union disclosure. He backs measures requiring health and welfare fund data and full financial records, following talks with Secretary of Labor Mitchell in Augusta. The press cited Senate probe into AFL-CIO Teamsters chief Dave Beck, who invoked the Fifth Amendment. Mitchell says administration support is completely unsolicited.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Mitchell
Senate
Senate Committee
Immunization Clinic Due Here Tomorrow
Monroe children must report to the high school auditorium between 9 and 11 a.m. tomorrow for the third and final immunization clinic. Available shots include triple toxoid for whooping cough diphtheria and tetanus tetanus alone smallpox and booster shots.
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Monroe
Albany High School
F. J. Bongiorno
Doris Steindorf
Ann Hlavachek
Georgianne Hlavachek
Brooklyn
Graduation Speaker Rev Elmer Hjortland Named for Monroe High
The Monroe High School commencement speaker will be Rev Elmer S Hjortland pastor at United Lutheran Church Oak Park NJ He is a St Olaf College and Luther Theological Seminary graduate with post graduate study at Columbia and Chicago Universities He has served churches in Eau Claire Milwaukee and Minneapolis and was WWII chaplain with a special troop citation He held leadership roles in the Minneapolis Rotary Club St Olaf Alumni and Minnesota pastors circles and recently toured Madagascar Formosa and India
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United Lutheran Church
Oak Park
Elmer S. Hjortland
Monroe High School
Stoughton
Hjortland
St. Olaf College
Luther Theological Seminary
Columbia
Chicago
Rev. Hjortland
Grace Lutheran Church
Eau Claire
Ascension Lutheran Church
Milwaukee
Central Lutheran Church
Minneapolis
New Court Plan Proposed in Wisconsin Legislature
A new court reorganization measure was introduced in the Wisconsin Senate. It would keep the Supreme Court and existing circuit probate and justice of the peace systems but reallocate duties to Municipal, Limited Municipal, and Special Municipal Courts, removing criminal jurisdiction from justice courts and creating branched municipal courts. The plan, sponsored by seven Republicans including Merten, Clark, Laun, Carr, Trinke, Busby and Jones, follows a separate constitutional proposal.
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State Senate
State Supreme Court
Sen
Merten
Milwaukee
Judiciary Committee
Clark
Vesper
Laun
Kiel
Carr
Janesville
Trinke
Lake Geneva
Busby
West Allis
Jones
Wausau
Jordan Crisis Deepens as Ho Hum
Amman declares martial law and curfews while a new moderate cabinet is formed. King Hussein rejects outside help as the U S 6th Fleet returns to the Eastern Mediterranean amid rising tensions and rioting linked to Communist influence.
Soviet Subs Believed Watching ICBM Tests
Senator Bridges warned that Russian submarines may be patrolling off Florida to observe U S ICBM tests near Patrick Air Force Base. He cited a report of about a dozen subs lying off Cape Canaveral Florida as part of a national security briefing.
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Washington
Sen
Bridges
R-Nh
Florida
U. S
Patrick Air Force Base
Fla
American Legion Commissions On National Security and Foreign Relations
Senate Armed Services and Appropriations Committees
Cape Canaveral
Chile Lifts Emergency Powers After Riots Subside
The Chilean government announced it had voluntarily relinquished emergency powers on Wednesday night as nationwide disturbances that prompted the measures appeared to ease officials said.
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Santiago
Chile
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