Eisenhower to be asked to aid critics in campaign push
Eisenhower may campaign in the fall for Senate and House Republicans who show uneven support for his program. GOP campaign chairs Schoeppel and Simpson seek active presidential help in tight races, hoping Ike can energize voters while parties debate recession remedies and credit the President with resisting costly measures.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Congress
Sen
Schoeppel
R-Kan
Rep
Simpson
GOP
Monticello Social Roundup Guests and Visits
Local families from Monticello Madison New Glarus and Monroe hosted or visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Sunday gatherings included the Wittners Weenies Martys and Beckers with several extended family members and church activities noted. The item closes with a brief, attributed remark on American sailing ship figureheads featuring Lincoln Franklin and Crockett.
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W. H. Wittner
Madison
William Springs
Paul Weenie
Bernard Staley
Hubertus
Leo Gempeler
Margaret Boyum
Herman Klaysy
Alice Martin
Beloit
Sharon An Crouch
Monticello
Paul Veenie
Danninghand
Dwain
Debby
New Glarus
Milton Babler
Steven Milton
Henry Hefty
Gordon Holcomb
Charles Rowland
Orangeville
Albert J. Marty
Ma‘x Wyss
Brodhead
Marty
St. Victor’s
Monroe
Ruth Ann Laeser
Edward Marty Jr
Bonnie J
H. A. Becker
Beckers
George Wright
Tommy
H. H. Hoesly
Cecil Jordan
Bernice Babler
Chicago
Herman G. Karlen
Walter Hudak
Delores Vandeberg
Marshfield
Donald Karlen
Lawrence Karlen and Sons
Marie Freitag
Ed C. Hefty
Werner Stauffacher
Fairgoers Need Plenty of Cash at 1958 Brussels World’s Fair
The Brussels World’s Fair demands cash courage and patience from visitors. Prices rise with government approval, taxis charge 10 francs starting fares, rooms show increases, and long queues form for food and rides. Dining options abound but costly, with amusements spread across 550 acres and multiple transit modes.
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Brussels
Ducktail Haircuts Mark Rebellion in Los Angeles Teens
A Los Angeles study of 191 senior boys at 33 high schools reports high IQs among both high and low achievers, but half below average grades. Principal Charles Sutcliffe notes extreme hair and autos signal rebellion against authority and norms, with low achievers showing more rebellion and longer work hours.
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Los Angeles
Charles Sutcliffe
Eagle Rock High School
Sutcliffe
Proxmire Wiley Split On Change in T-H Law
In Washington Sen Proxmire voted with the majority as the Senate rejected repeal of the Taft Hartley Act provision barring striking workers with filled jobs from voting in union elections. Sen Wiley was listed as not voting but paired for passage.
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Washington
Sen. Proxmire
Senate
Sen
Wiley
Evans To Play Meanest Man In The West In Rope Law
Hollywood gossip notes Bob Evans, Evans-Phone sportswear executive, lands the Widmark role in Rope Law with Hugh O’Brian. Director Robert Wise uses modern score and cryptic preview scene Too Much Too Soon. The Proud Rebel and Shane echoes appear with Alan Ladd and Olivia De Havilland offering solid entertainment.
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Hollywood
Bob Evans
Evans
Norma Shearer
Irving Thalberg
Darryl Zanuck
Ava Gardner
Hugh O'Brian
Richard Widmark
Tommy Udo
O’brian
Victor Mature
Widmark
Udo
Robert Wise
Gerry Mulligan
Wise
Dorothy Malone
Diana Barrymore
Errol Flynn
John Barrymore
Shane
Alan Ladd
Alan
David
Olivia Dehavilland
Topnotch Entertainment
Episcopal Bishop Orders Holy Trinity Brooklyn Reopening
New York The Rt Rev James P DeWolfe Long Island bishop orders the Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity in Brooklyn reopened for services next Sunday after a year of closure amid clashes over Rev William Howard Melish’s rectorate and Rev Herman S Sidener’s election. The Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court in Brooklyn reserved on a plea by Rev John Howard Melish to keep his rectory residence.
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NEW_YORK
James P. DeWolfe
Long Island
Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity
Brooklyn
William Howard Melish
Herman S. Sidener
Appellate Division
State Supreme Court
R Melish
John Howard Melish
Co Valedictorians Named At Monticello High School
Rolanda Richards and Anna Marie Marty share valedictorian honors at Monticello high school with 3.00 averages. William Hefty is salutatorian at 2.57. Graduation is Friday May 23. Rolanda active in music and journalism. Anna Marie and William hold multiple leadership and club roles. Other top students include Roger Dooley Joyce Zentner Nancy Root Gail Wittenwyler and Jim Zweifel with high averages.
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Monticello
Rolanda Richards
Anna Marie Marty
Monticello High School
William Hefty
Rolanda
Yolanda Richards
Rosanda
Zwingli United Church of Christ Sunday School
Church Girls Guild
Anna Marie
Ivan Marty
Badger
Washington Reformed United Church of Christ
William
Werner Hefty
Bill
Roger Dooley
Joyce Zentner
Nancy Root
Gail Wittenwyler
Jim Zweifel
FRB Heads Back Steps If Needed
Federal Reserve Bank presidents warned vigorous steps may be warranted if consumer spending falls this spring. They advocated temporary tax cuts and accelerated public works projects started or near completion to blunt a recession while avoiding inflationary risk. Consumer spending was described as the largest single element in the national economy.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Reserve Bank
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Hudson piers extend a fifth mile to match liner lengths
Deepwater piers in the Hudson River project to extend about one fifth of a mile so as to align with the length of several major ocean liners, creating a uniform approach for docking and berthing.
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Hudson River
Service member returns from Mediterranean cruise on leave
Donald M. Christen arrived in Williamsburg, Virginia, Sunday after a Mediterranean cruise and expects to reach Monroe for a 15 day leave. Harold Perry Faria, 49, known professionally as Harold Peary, has legally adopted the name Harold Peary.
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Donald M. Christen
Williamsburg
Monroe
Los Angeles
Gildersleeve
Harold Perry Faria
Harold Peary
Project aims to move displays on the square daily
Co chairmen lead a project to rotate the displays around the square each day. The plan calls for varying positions to attract attention and showcase the exhibits.
Banks Showcase Auto Displays In Nine Day Event
Tables will be set up in the First National and Commercial and Savings banks during the You Auto Buy Now nine day event. Attendants will have literature on each automobile and truck and the displays will note that every American made car is represented by a Monroe dealership, a rare situation for a small city.
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First National
Monroe
Dealers to Attend Monroe You Auto Buy Now Preview
A non public preview dinner Thursday at Monroe Country Club will gather every dealer and salesman in Monroe for the You Auto Buy Now program. Harry E. Manzer of Madison will keynote. Dealerships will close at 6 pm to allow full attendance.
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Monroe
Monroe Country Club
Harry E. Manzer
Madison
Monroe auto dealers appeal to display sidewalk flags nine day program
The Chamber Retail Committee and Monroe auto dealers filed an appeal yesterday seeking all business places to display sidewalk flags during the nine day You Auto Buy Now program run by Try Times Want Ads.
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Monroe
Chamber Retail Committee
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