Orchesis Dance Recital at Monroe High Saturday
Eleven modern dance routines headline the Monroe High School Orchesis program Expressions From Within to be staged Saturday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Betty Schmidt leads as adviser with Elaine Rubin as student director, along with a large cast and multiple choreographers.
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Orchesis
Barbara Marvin
Miss Marvin
Beverly Koehn
Susy Simpson
Bonnie Kubly
Dee Bowman
Times
Monroe High School
Betty Schmidt
Elaine Rubi
Tana Loveland
Sandra Franklin
Sandra Babler
Nancy Baker
Judith Dodge
Sandra Delaney
Beverly Flaherty
Linda Goecks
Gunneth Gonstead
Pat Hanson
Karen Loveland
Norma Payer
Jean Shager
Mary Storck
Susan Warfel
Rosie Webster
Kathy Woods
Diane Zwygart
Karen Scherer
Jean Schneider
Mary Jo Henning
Carol Brunkow
Miss Scherer
Little Jack Horne
Deanne Bowman
Susie Simpson
Betty Vini
Paula Hahlen
Marlene Rey
Misses Marvin
Vincent
Hahlen
Franklin
Donna Lee Kubly
Donna Rae Kubly
Koehn
Bowman
Ault
Lucy Lowl
Richard Witt
Carl Erigksen
David Trickel
Ralph Stauffacher
Jerry Zimmerman
Larry Lancaster
Linda Grundahl
Penny Fitzgerald
Kenosha Photographer Wounded by Intruder
Casmir Pawlowski, 57, was shot in the neck by a intruder at his studio in Kenosha on Wednesday night and is in fair condition at St. Catherine’s hospital. Police captured a 22-year-old suspect at a nearby home who admitted the shooting but offered no explanation, calling it a personal matter.
Appeals Court Upholds Cheese Repayment Ruling
The U S Appeals Court at Chicago upheld Judge Patrick Stone’s order that eight firms repay more than one million dollars from 1954 cheese repurchase transactions with the Commodity Credit Corp. Kraft Foods led with 404 547, Borden 314 847, others include Cudahy Packing Co Armour and Co J Berst Co Safeway Heinz and L D Schrieber.
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Federal Court of Appeals At
Chicago
Patrick Stone
Commodity Credit Corp
Stone
Wausau
Benson
CCC
Kraft Foods Co
Wisconsin
Borden Co
Cudahy Packing
Victim Identifies Teen Attacker in Brooks County
A 25 year old white woman identified a 16 year old Black boy as her assailant at a fishing pond near her home. Sheriff R W Jones said the youth was held in an undisclosed Brooks County jail after the statement. Earlier the woman exonerated Jesse G Graham Jr a 21 year old Black man who had been held in connection with the case. Graham surrendered after learning he was sought by a posse.
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R. W. Jones
Brooks County
Jones
Jesse G. Graham Jr
Graham
Senators Vote Unanimously to Halt Marine Corps Reductions
The Senate voted unanimously to block Pentagon plans to cut Marine Corps forces in defiance of Congress. The action preserves the Corps at its current strength as debates over defense spending continue.
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Washington
Senators
Marine Corps
Pentagon
Congress
Wisconsin and Green County leaders share annual extension goals
Oscar Woefel of the University of Wisconsin and C. M. Stauffer of Monticello spoke at a Green County extension program planning meeting attended by about 100 at the Green County Teachers College. Speakers outlined agency objectives, last year's accomplishments, and collaboration avenues, with committee buzz sessions led by local leaders.
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Oscar Woefel
University of Wisconsin
C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
Green County
Green County Teachers College
Extension Service
Kenneth C. Alien
Vo-Ag
Monroe
Waldo Freitag
State Board of Agriculture
Cletus Ganshirt
Rudolph T. Haskee
John W. Zweifel
Harold Lautz
State Board of Health
Martha Tschudy
Donald Siedschlag
ASC
Walter Streiff
John Haldiman
Clarence Schultz
Loren Bagley
Ray Montgomery
R. J. Douglas
Lawrence Raymer
Avery Yost
M. P. Welsh
Edward C. Roth
Vic Marean
Five Corners
Pet Milk Co
Michigan Faces Artificial Bankruptcy as State Pays Halt
Michigan declares an artificial bankruptcy after the State Administrative Board halts payments to 28 000 employees and vendors. Gov Williams blames Republican Legislature for a 116 million deficit and vetoed funding steps while the GOP cites excess spending and low past appropriations.
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Michigan
State Administrative Board
Williams
Eisenhower Veto Stands as House Rejects REA Bill
The House upheld President Eisenhower’s veto of a rural electrification bill by 280 to 146, four votes short of the two thirds needed to override. The measure would have shifted loan approval power from the REA to the secretary of agriculture, Benson, with final authority to approve or disapprove loans.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Benson
REA
Hoover
Secretary of Agriculture
Luce Case Fracas May Slow Actions
Uproar over Clare Boothe Luce's nomination sharpens Senate scrutiny of diplomatic appointees. Sen. Dirksen and others weigh Reid as ambassador to Israel while Luce's Brazil confirmation proceeds amid questions about mental health remarks and political pressure. Brazil welcomes confirmation.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Clare Boothe Luce
Senate
Everett Dirksen
R-Il
Eisenhower
Ogden Reid Jr
Israel
Reid
New York Herald Tribune
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dirksen
Luce
Brazil
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
John A. Carroll
D-Cole
Latin America
Francisco Negrao de Lima
Stock List Mixed as Market Edges Firmer
New York stock market opened with uneven prices in moderate activity. The list showed a firmer trend with gains and losses of pivotal issues ranging from fractions to about a point. Trading slowed later as the late ticker tape rolled in.
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New York
Yankus Plans Move to Freer Australia Over Wheat Fight
Michigan farmer Stanley Yankus announces plans to relocate to Australia after rebelling against the 1938 Agricultural Adjustment Act. He faced a $5,072 fine for growing 35 acres of wheat beyond the 15 allowed, claiming he needed it to feed chickens. Yankus and wife Mildred sold their Dowagiac farm for $30,000 and will move with three children: Russell, Dennis, and Karen.
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Chicago
Stanley Yankus
Michigan
Australia
Chicago Daily News
Dowagiac
Mich
Yankus
United States
Congress
Mildred
Russell
Dennis
Karen
Panama Prepares to Strike Invading Cuban Force
Panamanian troops brace for action on the north coast near the canal entrance as U S fighter aircraft patrol the area. An OAS mission aims to end the Pro Cuban advance while Panama defends Nombre de Dios where invaders seized the town. Up to 300 men were reported aboard invasion boats leaving Surgidero be Batabano Bay.
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Panama
National Guard
Nombre de Dios
Cuba
U.S. Air Patrol
Surgidero
Batabano Bay
Condition of Dulles Reported as Improved
The State Department says the general condition of John Foster Dulles has improved since the end of last week and he is suffering less pain. Officials report Dulles, hospitalized with cancer, is in good spirits and his weight is stationary as of Wednesday night.
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Washington
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Memorial Day Plans Outlined by Local Legion Leaders
Memorial Day events in Monroe were planned at the American Legion hall led by Walter Schild Legion commander. Theodore J. Burgy named parade marshal with Howard Counselman and Hugo H. Voelkh as assistants. Co chairs for grave decorating were Forrest Riese Dr. Warren Gerhart and Robert Alder. Decorating squads meet 7 30 a m at Greenwood cemetery and will include Legion auxiliary VFW auxiliary and WRC members. The firing squad comes from Co B Green County National Guard with three drummers. The Monroe high school band will perform a 9 05 a m concert before the 9 45 a m program. Flags talks will be held in all Monroe schools led by Legionnaires and VFW members. Various community groups attend with scouts and girls participating.
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American Legion Hall
Walter Schild
Juda
Legion
Theodore J. Burgy
Howard Counselman
Hugo H. Voelkh
Forrest Riese
Warren Gerhart
Robert Alder
Greenwood Cemetery
American Legion and Auxiliary
VFW and Auxiliary
Women’s Relief Corps
Wilbur E. Deininger
John Wagner
Jack Marty
American Legion
VFW
WRC
Co. B
Green County National Guard
Monroe High School
Monroe
Legionnaires
Dwight Coplien
Henry S. Hefty
Monroe Police Department
Eugene Duerst
Hugo Voelkli
Hugo H. Voelkli
Robert Hendrickson
Ed Niffenegger
Legion and Fire Department
Clark Kleckner
Anita Aimsworth
Sally Fritz
R. H. Bahr
Harold Snively
Boy Scouts
Cheese Demand Light Sways Madison Market
Madison Wisconsin prices show demand light to fair with ample supply. Cheddar blocks and 40 pound units quote moisture 32 38 to 32 34 cents per pound and nonmoisture 33 to 35 percent at 34 4 to 35 percent for daisies and longhorns around 34 2 to 35 42 and 35 2 to 36 cents per pound.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Illinois adopts first compulsory daylight saving time law
Governor Stratton signed a law making daylight saving time mandatory across Illinois starting July 1. The plan sets fast time from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October with fines from 10 to 500 dollars for local officials who ignore the statute.
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Illinois
Stratton
Northern Illinois
Proxmire Denies Reprisal Over Durfee Appointment
Senator William Proxmire said Wisconsin Senate rejection of Matt Schimenz for the Public Service Commission will not affect his view of a possible James Durfee federal judge appointment. He cited a “misconception” and said he would scrutinize Durfee’s qualifications after a discussion with state Senator Casimir Kendzierski.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Wisconsin Senate
Matt Schimenz
State Public Service Commission
James Durfee
Schimenz
Milwaukee
Nelson
Senate
Durfee
Wisconsin
Proxmire
Casimir Kendzierski
Godfrey Chest Tumor Removed in Five-Hour Operation
In New York today Arthur Godfrey underwent a five hour operation to remove a malignant tumor from his chest and a section of his left lung. Surgeons reported the upper lobe had been removed and his condition was excellent.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Radio-Tv Star
Godfrey
Western foreign ministers edge toward Berlin package at Geneva
Western Four announce an agreed package plan to present at the Geneva conference next month covering Berlin, German reunification, and a pan European security system. They keep a united front on Berlin while signaling possible separate talks if the Soviet offer is rejected.
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Paris
Geneva
Berlin
Soviet Union
U.S
Britain
Europe
Macmillan
East
West Germany
Gereva
Germany
Rod and reel prize announced for monster perch
Max H Veelkl, chairman of Green County Conservation League fish pond committee, will donate a rod and reel to the area child who catches the monster perch in Benkert's pond. The pond, stocked with over 500 panfish, opens at sunrise and is limited to ages five through fourteen with guardians required for under eight. Children may keep up to five fish daily, with fishing ending at sunset.
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Max H. Veelkl
Green County Conservation League Fish Pond Committee
Benkert
League
Voelkli
Ray L. Beckman
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