Census Totals Ready Monday For Local Area
New 1960 census figures for Monroe and Green County areas will be mailed Monday to mayors and county officials. District supervisor William C. Giese said totals are incomplete but forthcoming, with Wisconsin county and city populations showing notable gains in Outagamie, Winnebago, and Eau Claire areas.
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Monroe
Green County
William C. Giese
Racine
Monroe Evening Times
Giese
Evening Times
Associated Press
Outagamie County
Appleton Post-Crescent
Green Bay
Appleton
The
Post-Crescent
Kaukauna
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Winnebago County
Neenah
Menasha
Minneapolis
Guy Lutz
Wisconsin
Lutz
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Census Bureau
Washington
9Th
Eau Claire
Trempealeau
Chippewa
St. Croix
Barron
Buffalo
Clark
Jackson
Dunn
Pepin
Stock Prices Firmer with Mild Recovery
New York stock market shows a slight midday recovery after Thursday’s heavy losses. Trading is moderately active with small advances and declines, as buying support appears gradually and the market sits near the prior close with some upbeat momentum.
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New York
Titan Firing Ends as Air Force Shifts to Advanced Model
The Air Force successfully launched the final of its limited range Titan missiles from Cape Canaveral Florida. The last Titan CC missile traveled over 3000 miles down the Atlantic as officials move to tests of a more advanced system.
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TITAN
Cape Canaveral, Fla
Air Force
Atlantic
Monroe High Orchesis Presenting Annual Dance Program Beyond
The junior and senior Orchesis groups at Monroe High School perform their annual dance show titled Beyond in the junior high auditorium at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Eleven numbers include spiritual From Thy Strength and Egyptian Portrait with listed performers and choreographers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valerie Usher
Sandra Manos
Betty Schmidt
Betty Kuether
Sandra Franklin
Marlene Frey
Times
Rosalie Webster
Mary Storck
Monroe High School
Orchesis
Miss Kuether
Methodists Split Over Racial Structure At General Conference
In Denver Colorado delegates debated ending the all Negro Central Jurisdiction with a target of 1968. Rev Harold C Case backed abolition, but lost about 200 to 600 as Rev Lawrence R Dill warned the move would fuel opposition to gradual steps.
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Denver
Colo
Harold C. Case
Boston University
Lawrence R. Dill
Anniston
Ala
Nelson grounded Madison postpones Milwaukee convention appearance
Gov Nelson's single engine plane could not land at the Milwaukee airport due to light rain and poor visibility. The weather forced cancellation of his planned appearance at a local convention.
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Nelson
Madison
Gov. Nelson
Milwaukee
Style Show Models Selected by Sorority for Monday
Models for the vestry style show at St John s church in Monroe will include Misses Helen Altman Thelma Gamm Ginger Lou Nall and Mrs R Finley Barry Jean Finnegan Florence Stauffacher A P Stauffacher Harriet Voris and Richard Wagner Proceeds go to state sorority philanthropic projects and cystic fibrosis support Tickets are at Blumer s Pharmacy and from sorority members
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St. John’s Church
Lee’s
Monroe
Gretchen
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Walter J. Kubly
Blumer’s Pharmacy
Northern Colony
Central Colony
Madison
Helen Altman
Thelma Gamm
Ginger Lou Nall
Mmes
R. Finley Barry
Jean Finnegan
Florence Stauffacher
A. P. Stauffacher
Harriet Voris
Richard Wagner
Defect Blamed In Boxer Death At Wisconsin Reformatory
Brown County coroner ruled an 18 year old Wisconsin State Reformatory inmate Michael Golubiff died of a brain hemorrhage caused by a congenital aneurysm. A hard sneeze or a fall could trigger the bleed, he said. Golubiff collapsed after a boxing match in a reformatory tournament.
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Green Bay
Brown County
Wisconsin State Reformatory
Cletus Belisle
Michael Golubiff
West Allis
Golubiff
Loyalty Day Observed In Monroe By Proclamation
Mayor Orville R. Evans issued a proclamation designating Sunday as Loyalty Day in Monroe. He urged all citizens to display undivided allegiance to the United States and its ideals and to participate in demonstrations, flag displays, and veterans programs. The VFW and auxiliary will hold a flag raising at Courthouse Park at noon with a car caravan loudspeaker for public involvement.
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Orville R. Evans
Monroe
United States
Tax Study Group Eyes Sales Levy
Madison committee discusses a broad sales tax plan with food and drug exemptions, plus a new income tax surtax. The proposal would extend taxes to co-operatives utilities banks and similar institutions and boost tobacco alcohol levies to fund school aid and property tax relief.
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Madison
Citizens Committee
Miller Upton
Beloit
James Doyle
Edwin Larkin
Eau Claire
John Lobb
Milwaukee
Upton
Plane Bombing Kills 11 Aboard
Venezuelan road workers saw a Venezuelan airliner explode in flight after a fight in the cockpit. A survivor spoke of a White Russian attacker named Vyacheslav Lavinski who allegedly detonated a bomb as the plane plummeted, killing 11 of 13 aboard.
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Caracas
Vyacheslav Lavinski
Venezuela
Jose Cacin
Cat in Tree Standoff Delays Monroe Fire Rescue
A white and yellow cat clings to a maple on the north side of 12th Street near the fairgrounds as Monroe firemen with a 75 foot ladder attempt to reach it. Firefighter H. Timber Riese secured the cat once, but it refused to be brought down. The owner is not present and crews expect the cat to stay aloft for a day or more before a final rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
12Th Street
Fairgrounds
Forrest H
Riese
102nd Fatality Hit-Run Victim Identified Near Spooner
The body of Sean Adam, 30, of Ridgeland was found on Highway 53 south of Spooner after a hit and run. Washburn County authorities say the driver who fled the scene was detained for questioning as the state traffic toll reached 202 for the year. In a separate incident, Robert Miller, 27, of Waterford died when his automobile overturned on Highway 13 near Kenosha. Miller and three Southern Colony School coworkers had been in Kenosha to donate blood.
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Associated Press
Spooner
Washburn
Sean Adam
Ridgeland
Dunn County
Ankara Turmoil Escalates as Colleges Close
Rioting spread from Istanbul to Ankara as 9,000 students clashed with mounted police under martial law. Dozens were reported injured or killed, with university buildings damaged and demonstrations continuing despite government orders closing all universities until May 29.
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Ankara
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Ankara University
Istanbul
Menderes
Syngman Rhee
Ismet Inonu
University Law
Law
Inonu
FHA Down Payment Reduction in Effect
Washington reduces FHA down payments for homes costing 15000 or more. Federal housing commissioner Julian H. Zimmerman announced immediate use of the authority granted September 20. Eisenhower administration delayed action due to tight money conditions. New minimums lower the down payment to 600 on 15000 homes and 900 on 18000 homes, from 1400.
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Washington
Julian H. Zimmerman
Federal
Congress
Zimmerman
Eisenhower
Summerfield Urges Postal Rate Increases Amid Deficit
Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield says proposed letter mail rate hikes would lift average family costs in Monroe by about 15 cents monthly. He argues large commercial mailers would bear the main burden as Congress weighs the plan to end annual postal deficits. Second class and third class mail would rise significantly, with shortages totaling hundreds of millions in revenue.
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Arthur Summerfield
Monroe
Washington
John J. Burkhard
Summerfield
Congress
Colbert Keeps Power as Chrysler Names New President
L. L. Tex Colbert remains chief overall at Chrysler as William C. Newberg becomes president and chief operating officer. Colbert, 54, moves to chairman while pledging active daily involvement for years, and Newberg discusses salary with reporters during the Detroit briefing.
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Ben Phlegar
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
L. L
Tex) Colbert
Colbert
William C. Newberg
Chrysler
Newberg
Bill
Brother Will Greet Sisters in Area After Absence of Fifty Years
A Swiss reunion near New Glarus follows Albert Matzinger’s arrival from Switzerland after 50 years. His siblings Herman Er nest and Gottlieb now in the U.S. join Marie Meier and Elsie Meier plus Caroline Bucker for a family dinner at the Matzinger farm eight miles southwest of New Glarus.
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New Glarus
Switzerland
Albert Matzinger
Herman
Ernest
Belleville
Gottlieb
Buffalo
Mississippi River
Marie Meier
Pay Scale Listed For County Board
Two county highway committee members earned more than 1000 dollars for serving as supervisors and committee members during the fiscal year ending October 1959. Ray Grady 1180 including 648 for 54 highway meetings and Edward Bidlingmaier 1047 including 624 for 52 meetings led the list.
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Ray Grady
Exeter Township
Edward Bidlingmaier
Adams Township
Pierce
Willis Riemer
Decatur
Edwin J. Pernot
Brooklyn Village
Fred Baertschi
Albany Township
Joseph D. Viney
Monroe Third Ward
Ben Cleveland
Cheddar Mart Steady at Green Bay on Cheese Exchange
GREEN BAY No sales today on the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange. Offer uncovered: one car 40-lb blocks from factory uninspected by USDA 32 percent. Bids unfilled: five cars 40-lb blocks 32 percent, five cars 60-lb blocks 32 percent, one car 40-lb blocks uninspected factory 32 percent. Trading tone steady.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
USDA
Family of Three Dead in Tornado
A mid night tornado killed a farm family of three near Cromwell Oklahoma State police reported the Brawley family Dave and Mrs Brawley and their daughter Laura Ann 22 died in a wrecked farm home four miles west of Cromwell The tornado path was about half a mile wide and cut a 50 mile swath through central Oklahoma The Weather Bureau suffered a teletyp e outage as the storm cut through Oklahoma City and surrounding areas with severe winds and hail
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Dave Brawley
Laura Ann
Cromwell
Anadarko
Loyd Walters
Oklahoma Capital City
Sheldon Stirlin
Pocasset
Here
Tuttle
U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Will Rogers Airport
League Trees Ready For County Farmers
The Green County Conservation League distributes 35000 trees and 100000 multiflora rose to county farmers for wildlife cover. The trees are bought by the league and the shrubs supplied by the Wisconsin Conservation Department. Private orders and 4H members’ trees arrived this afternoon at Beckman garage for distribution across the county.
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Green County Conservation League
League
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Beckman
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Tana Loveland
Carol Brunkow
Garneth Gonstead
Pat Hanson
Donna Kubly
Betty Vincent
Greta Pitkin
Sandy Miller
Enid Spring
Shirley Ritschard
Karen Loveland
Dee Zwygart
Garneth Gostead
Shirley Ault
Mary Stork
Rosie Webster
Sandy Babler
Susan Warfel
Paula Hahlen
Nancy Baker
Judy Dodge
Kathy Woods
Jan Park
Methodists
Cat In Tree
University
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