Southern Visitors To Leave Sunday
Tallulah exchange students at Monroe High School near completion of their visit with plans to depart Sunday at 8:30 AM to visit Lincoln's tomb in Springfield. They will attend two social activities hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wendell S. Simmons and a high school record dance in the M room. The group toured Madison and the state capitol, the Oscar Mayer plant, Chalet of the Golden Fleece, and the University of Wisconsin campus.
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Lincoln
Springfield
Tallulah
Monroe
Wendell S. Simmons
State Capitol
Louisiana Capitol
Oscar Mayer
Golden Fleece
New Glarus
Mon- Lions Club
Madison
Universalist
Frank Lloyd Wright
Clarence A. Seaton
Pat Brooks
Herbert M
Lenoir) Ainsworth
States split on daylight time start in Sunday clock change
The nation divides over daylight time as Sunday clocks shift. Several states and communities adopt daylight time nationwide while others stay on standard time. Nevada counties White Pine and Lincoln remain on daylight by year round Mountain Standard Time under a 1961 law.
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Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
California
Washington
Delaware
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nevada
White Pine
Lincoln
Georgia
Texas
Tennessee
Florida
Wyoming
Hawaii
Kansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Alabama
Utah
North Dakota
South Dakota
Alaska
Michigan
Colorado
Knowles Addresses Farm City Night Hosts in Windy Acres
Lt Governor Warren Knowles spoke at the Farm City Night hosted by Richland Creek Watershed Association at Windy Acres, urging less government control on farms and praising soil conservation work. Verlen J. Eberle and James Schwoegler introduced programs as about 80 watershed members and urban guests attended.
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Richland Creek Watershed Association
Windy Acres
James Schwoegler
County Soil Conservation Service Office
Verlen Eberle
Association
Warren Knowles
Harold A. Pederson
Times
Larry Lindgren
Verlen J. Eberle
Knowles
Soil Conservation Service
Arthur Tschudy
Schwoegler
Mrs. Dawson 80 Dies at Home in Wisconsin
Mrs. Frank E. Dawson aged 80 died at 7 20 this morning at 1502 12th avenue after five months illness. Born in Baden Germany as Freda Maier she came to the United States at eight months. Survived by husband three daughters two sons a brother three sisters and many grandchildren. Rosary at Stnessy funeral home and services Monday at St. Mary of the Lake Waunakee with prayers at the home prior to transport.
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Frank E. Dawson
12Th Avenue
Dawson
Freda Maier
Baden
Germany
Severn
Stephanie Maier
United States
New Berlin
Joliet
Dawsons
Wisconsin
Monroe
Monticello
Lawrence H. Toban
Madison
Francis Adenan
Maywood
Carl R. Cooper
Prairie Village
Kan
William S
North Sacramento
Calif
Carlye E
Auburn
Wash
Fred Maier
Texas
Mary Gebhart
Katherine Buedel
Springfield
Ill
M. Febronia
Danville
F. E. Dawson
Stnessy
St. Mary of the Lake
Westport
Waunakee
Alaska Helicopter Crash Kills Eight Aboard
An Alaska Scout Battalion helicopter crashed in the western wilderness killing eight of ten aboard. Surviving crew members Sgt. James Active of Bethel and Sgt. John Sannin Jr. of DeRidder were found by natives and rushed by dog sled to a Bethel hospital.
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Anchorage
Alaska
James Active
Bethel
John Sannin Jr
de Ridder
Mba Mees
Fort Richardson
Chefarnak
Lewis Candidate for State Senate in 17th District
Roy L. Lewis of Woodford today announced his candidacy for State Senator of the 17th District on the Republican ticket. He is a Woodford educator with 28 years in rural and state graded schools and currently serves as principal of Woodford State Graded School.
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Roy L. Lewis
Woodford
Lewis
Argyle High School
Green County Teachers College
Platteville State College
Wisconsin Education Association
Western Education Association
Joint Satellite Successes Spur New Space Hope
Space activity climbs as a U S British satellite and an American Japanese probe reach orbit. Ranger 4 crashes on the moon but proves reach. Mariner aims for Venus. Cosmos 4 launches add Soviet momentum. two secret satellites go up from Point Arguello with mixed results.
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Fla
United States
Russia
Wallops Island
U.S
Venus
Mariner
Ranger
Air Force
Point Arguello
Calif
Midas
Samos
Glenn D. Nelson longtime Argyle merchant dies
Glenn D. Nelson 62 of Argyle died last night at home of a heart attack. Born May 1 1899 in Argyle he and his brother Vernus ran Nelson Mercantile Co. Survived by a sister Hazel Nelson of Los Angeles and Marie Rossing Argyle and a deaceased sister. Funeral Monday 2 pm at Argyle Lutheran church Rev Emil Martinsen officiating. Burial Woodlawn cemetery. Friends may call Erickson funeral home after 2 pm.
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Argyle
Glenn D. Nelson
Argyle Merchant
Mr. Nelson
Nim O
Mathilda Winger
Nelson
Vernus
Nelson Mercantile Co
Hazel Nelson
Los Angeles
Marie Rossing
Argyle Lutheran Church
Emil Martinson
Woodlawn
Erickson Funeral Home
Truax F102 Crashes Near Baraboo Field
An F102 jet from Truax Air Force Base Madison crashed in an open field about a mile and a half west of Baraboo after the pilot parachuted to safety. The aircraft was demolished. The Air Force identified the pilot as Capt. Marcus Matlock of Madison, formerly Lafayette, California. he was not injured.
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Truax Air Force Base
Madison
Baraboo
Air Force
Marcus Matlock
Lafayette
Calif
Matlock
Madison Firm Starts Soil Borings at Industrial Park
Walter Bober announced soil test borings have begun in the city owned industrial park by Warzyn Engineering Co. to supply soil data for prospective builders. Green County Pre Pak Co. plans construction. council approved April 17. Wickus notes no bidding needed due to ethics. Borings funded from proceeds of the Dobbs property sale and expected to run two to three weeks.
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Walter Bober
Warzyn Engineering Co
Madison
Bober
Green County Pre-Pak Co
Gerald Wickus
Dobbs
Nelson Urges Bold College Boosts In Wisconsin Plan
Gov Nelson outlined a 26 point program to meet rising higher education needs in Wisconsin. He urged adding 2100 faculty, centralizing student applications, year round facility use, and creating a tenth state college to absorb a projected 93 500 students by 1972.
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Oshkosh
Nelson
Wisconsin
Coordinating Committee On Higher Education
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
State College Board of Regents
State College
New Belleville District Formed After Hearing
Belleville Joint District No. 1 formed effective June 15 serving K-12 students. The district consolidates Belleville elementary, the union free high school, six rural elementary districts and parts of five others, with about 600 students and an equalized valuation around $12.5 million.
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Belleville
Ne Pock
Poon County
Union Free High School
Morehead
Gill
Paoli
Protests Rise Over Proposed Guard Unit Slash
Governors from Iowa Missouri Kansas Colorado Utah and others denounce an Army plan to eliminate about 475 National Guard units affecting 33 000 guardsmen. Maj. Gen. Donald W. McGowan says plan is a proposal needing state approval and cites the broader reserve reorganization. New York would lose 28 units while Nevada and Alaska lose one each.
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Washington
Army
National Guard
Pentagon
National Guard Bureau
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Iowa
Norman Erbe
Donald W. McGowan
McGowan
Madison
Wisconsin
Maxwell R. Rich
Alaska
New York
Army Reserve and Guard
Nevada
Dane Cancer Leader Quits Over Policy Dispute
In Madison Wisconsin Mrs Ruth Hansen resigned as chairwoman of the Dane County Cancer Crusade saying the group is sick when you cannot question policies She cited the removal of Kenneth Luedtke a Madison chiropractor who had volunteered as a fundraiser as a catalyst Three committee members resigned in March over his ouster and four more followed protesting Luedtke who also chaired the Dane County Republican organization.
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Madison
Dane County Cancer Crusade
Ruth Hansen
Stoughton
Luedtke
Dane County Republican Organization
Stock Market Mixed As Steel Stocks Edged Higher
In New York the market sagged after an early rise with trading active. U S Steel and Bethlehem posted fractional gains while Jones and Laughlin advanced slightly, keeping steel shares buoyant as the broader market slipped.
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New York
Steels
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Jones and Laughlin
Foulker Dies From Injuries In Motorcycle Crash
Raymond Howard Foulker aged 23 of Judd died from multiple skull fractures and concussion after a motorcycle collision with a car driven by Gerald M. Hauser as they traveled near Monroe. The Green County incident marked the fourth traffic fatality in five weeks and increased the state toll to 208. Foulker, married to Frances Kay Russell, leaves a daughter Annette and six brothers. funeral arrangements are pending with Stuesky funeral home and burial at Cadiz cemetery.
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Raymond Howard Foulker
Judd
St. Clare Hospital
Foulker
Green County
Gerald M. Hauser
12Th Street
Hauser
Hilltop
Monroe
Ernest Alfred
Margaret Dorothy Robertson Foulker
Frances Kay Russell
Peace Church
Browntown
Marine Corps
Stuessy Funeral Home
Daniel Schowalter
Cadiz Cemetery
Swiss and Cheddar Activity Light Across Wisconsin Markets
In Madison and Green Bay Cheese Exchange reports the dairy markets were light at major consuming centers. Buyers stayed cautious, filling only immediate needs as Lenten demand faded. Swiss and Cheddar supplies were ample with a seasonal factory gain and prices mostly unchanged.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Agriculture Department
Green Bay
Bollenbeck Dies At 77 Madison Correspondent
William J. Bollenbeck longtime Madison correspondent for the Sheboygan Press and several Wisconsin papers since 1933 died today at age 77 in Madison.
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Bollenbeck
Madison
William J. Bollenbeck
Sheboygan Press
Wisconsin
Nuclear tests proceed with air dropped device detonation
The United States fired the second atmospheric nuclear test from a plane near Christmas Island in the Pacific, an intermediate yield detonation as part of a planned series. Protests abroad followed the first shot, while officials maintained the tests are a military necessity and may move to Johnston Island if a test ban is not agreed.
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Washington
United States
Christmas Island
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Red
Tokyo
Soviet Union
Rusk
Johnston Island
Johnston
Ten TV Stations Balk At Saturday Abortion Drama
Columbia Broadcasting System says ten of its affiliates refused to carry the network television drama about abortion titled The Benefactor. The episode in The Defenders series was rejected after a closed circuit preview. Stations listed include WNGH TV Binghamton WHDH TV Boston WKBT La Crosse WISN TV Milwaukee WWL TV New Orleans WPRO TV Providence WHEC TV Rochester WHBF Rock Island WBEN TV Buffalo and WBAY TV Green Bay.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Wngh-Tv
Binghamton
N.Y
Whdh-Tv
Boston
WKBT
la Crosse
Wisn-Tv
Milwaukee
Wwl-Tv
New Orleans
Wpro TV
Providence
R.C
Whectv
Rochester
WHBF
Rock Island
Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Wbay-Tv
Green Bay
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Senate
Truax
Pacific Island
Roland Keen
Juda
Juda High School
University of Wisconsin
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Thompson
New
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