Kennedy Attacks Humphrey in West Virginia Campaign
In Charleston Kennedy accuses Humphrey of distorting records and smears as the May 10 primary nears. Humphrey retorts with humor then caution, saying he will not endorse Kennedy and that the race tests both men as they campaign across the state. Robert Kennedy leads Kennedy's Charleston operation, condemning Humphrey’s alleged insinuations.
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Charleston
W.va
John Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Jack
Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
United States
Robert’ Kennedy
Civil Defense Seeks Conelrad Reception Data
Monroe Civil Defense Director Walter Drews asks area residents to report Conelrad reception after the national Civil Defense alert. The 1 PM CDT exercise includes NAWAS warning from Colorado Springs and a 640/1240 kHz Conelrad broadcast with other stations silenced. Officials will finalize local county participation at a courthouse meeting tomorrow at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Drews
Monroe
Drews
WEKZ
Planes Hunt Pacific For Flier Gluckmann
Coast Guard planes searched the waters and islands of the Pacific for long overdue Peter Gluckmann a San Francisco watchmaker who vanished in radio silence three days ago while attempting a non stop light plane record from Tokyo to New York. A Bandera Texas housewife reported hearing what she thought was a short wave radio message that he was setting down on an island 150 miles from Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Coast Guard
Pacific
Peter Gluckmann
San Francisco
Gluckmann
Tokyo
New York
Bandera
Tex
Manos Predicted Snow This Weekend Despite Mixed Rain
Peter Manos known as Banjo Pete forecast another snowfall around April 28 or 30. Today’s rain brought light snow flurries and Manos declared an I told you so mood.
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Peter Manos
Banjo Pete
Manos
Pete
Coplien Shares FBI Academy Training With Monroe Officers
Assistant Chief Dwight C. Coplien completed an FBI National Academy winter class and will teach the material to Monroe Police Department peers. He spoke to civic groups about Washington DC studies, balanced National Guard duties, and described a demanding schedule and strict attendance policies at the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight C. Coplien
FBI National Academy
Monroe
23 Applicants Enter Alice in Dairyland Contest
Officials of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce announced 23 applicants for the Alice in Dairyland regional contest to be held June 1. The region includes Green Dane Rock and Columbia counties. D L Bill Mossman is chairman. Deadline for entry is midnight tonight.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Alice In Dairyland
Green
Rock
Dane
Columbia
D. L
Bill) Mossman
Canadians Die In B 25 Bomber Crash In Milwaukee Harbor
Six Canadian Air Force men aboard a B 25 bomber died after attempting an emergency landing near Milwaukee Gen. Billy Mitchell Field. Coast Guard boats and Army helicopters joined an all night search for survivors as wreckage and clothing were found off Lake Michigan. The crew included Air Commodore J G Stephenson and Wing Cmdr George W Kuster.
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Milwaukee
Coast Guard
Michigan
Royal Canadian Air Force
Milwaukee Harbor
RCAF
Canadian Air Force
J. G. Stephenson
Windsor
Paul Poberezny
Wisconsin Air National Guard
Commodore Stephenson
George W. Kuster
New Toronto
Air Defense Command
St. Hubert
Que
G. E. Dyck
Mt. Range
Sask
Robert Howard
London
Truax Air Force Base
Madison
North American Air Defense Command
Doctor Daly Shows Slight Improvement After Accident
Dr Anthony J Daly 47 eye specialist at Monroe Clinic remains unconscious and in critical condition following a March 30 auto crash. He was moved from Deaconess Hospital Freeport to Madison General Hospital several days later.
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Anthony J. Daly
Monroe Clinic
Daly
Monroe
Rockford
Deaconess Hospital
Freeport
Madison General Hospital
Strike Postponed in Chicago After Mediation Board Move
A planned strike in Chicago set for 6 p.m. Monday has been postponed indefinitely by the Brotherhood following action by the National Mediation Board. The move leaves workers and management in suspense as talks continue.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of the National Mediation Board
Homestead Tax Relief Plan Ruled Unconstitutional
Wisconsin Attorney General John Reynolds said a proposed homestead exemption plan would violate the constitutional tax uniformity rule. The plan would cost about 30 million dollars by allowing a 2000-dollar assessment level on owner occupied dwellings. The tax panel also rejected a general sales tax proposal 10 to 7, leaving only a progress report for the Legislature's May 16 reconvening.
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Madison
Wisconsin
John Reynolds
Reynolds
Harold Huibredge
Sheboygan Falls
Glenn Pommerening
Wauwatosa
William Merriam
Janesville
John Lobb
Milwaukee
Howard Packard
Racine
Wilbert Witte
Edmund Fitzgerald
Donors Sought for Blood Drive in Monroe and Brodhead
Rev. Gerritt Mouw, county Red Cross chairman, says 106 area residents pledged to donate at the Monroe unit, with 50 more needed. The Monroe drive runs 1 to 6 p.m. Monday at the junior high gym. Brodhead follows 2 to 6 p.m. Tuesday. Monroe aims 127 pints but requires at least 150 donors. Rural towns Monroe, Washington, Jordan, Sylvester, Clarno and Cadiz have few volunteers. Donors with jaundice or hepatitis histories are ineligible, reducing potential contributions.
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Monroe
Brodhead
Gerritt Mouw
Red Cross Blood Program
Washington
Jordan
Sylvester
Clarno
Cadiz
Rev
Mouw
Monroe Places Third in Relays at Mineral Point Meet
Monroe High School finished third with 45 points at the Mineral Point Relay Meet. Platteville won with 53 points and Mineral Point had 48. Monroe claimed wins in the broad jump and shuttle relay and earned medals in high jump, pole vault, the 1 364 yard relay and the 780 yard relay.
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Monroe
Mineral Point
Platteville
Floyd Weeks
Jim Roethe
Dick Muenich
Skip Brennan
Roethe
Weeks
Grady Steensrud
Cheesemakers
Steensrud
Bill Pederson
John Buehler
Jim Mauerman
Muenich
Neil Jacobs
Ken Ginner
Dick Blum
LaVerne Altmann
Ft. Atkinson
Monroe and
Jefferson
De Gaulle Visits Caribbean Posts After U.S. Tour
French President Charles de Gaulle began a tour of Caribbean outposts following a weeklong visit to the United States. He is slated to inspect bases and meet local officials during the excursion.
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de Gaulle
Caribbean
New Orleans
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Deer Take Spotlight at Monday County Sportsmen Hearing
County sportsmen gather at 8 p.m. Monday in the Courthouse to advise on Wiscon sin Conservation Commission regulations. Harold A. Pederson notes deer season recommended for Green County and that Milwaukee is the only closed county. Damages claims and proposed changes include pike protections, revised trout limits, bait restrictions, Canada goose tagging, and upland and mourning dove seasons.
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Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Harold A. Pederson
Commission
Pederson
Green County
Milwaukee
Brodhead
Jefferson and
Rock Counties
Koshkonong
Yellowstone Lake
Wisconsin
William Riese Couple To Lead Grand March At Military Ball
Mr and Mrs William Riese will lead the grand march at the Easter Military Ball tonight at the Armory under Co B Green County National Guard. Proceeds aid the mess fund for the June 11 25 encampment. About 700 tickets sold. dinner pre event at Swiss Wheel. music by Louis Calvit's orchestra.
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William Riese
Co. B. Green County
National Guard
Louis Calvit
Glenn L. Kubly
Riese
Company B
Wisconsin Military Academy
Henry M. Dooly of Monticello Dies at 73
Henry M. Dooly, 73, of Monticello, died at St. Clare hospital after a long illness. Born Sept. 15, 1886 in Green County, he married Mary Kubly in 1908 and farmed locally until her death in 1921. Surviving relatives include two nieces and two nephews. services are pending at the ae funeral home in Monticello.
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Monticello
Henry M. Dooly
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Dooly
Richard
Cecilia O’donnell Dooly
Green County
Mary Kubly
Monroe
Rudy Ammon Jr
Albert Tobler
Davis
Gerald Dooly
Janesville
David Dooly
Beloit
Course in First Aid Slated for Monticello
Red Cross will offer a standard first aid course at Monticello starting Monday night. Meetings are at the Parish House of Zwingli United Church of Christ at 8 p.m. Instructors are Mr and Mrs Enoch Huston of Monroe. Open to persons 15 years and older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Monticello
Richard Kundert
Green County
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Enoch Huston
Monroe
Lighting Course Graduates Listed
Thirty one persons graduate from the Academy of Lighting Arts course a residential lighting program in the area Robert R Grinnell Wisconsin Power and Light Co instructor for the 12 week class Officials said graduates are now qualified to assist area residents with lighting problems A dinner was held at the Swiss Wheel restaurant Jules Aaronson Milwaukee spoke on the future in residential lighting Special awards went to Elmer D Grams Milo F Friedrichs and Mary Margaret Schnurr Diplomas awarded to a long list of individuals and company representatives from Madison Monroe Janesville Monticello Evansville Oregon and Beloit
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George Byington
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Academy of Lighting Arts
Elmer D. Grams
Monroe
Mary Margaret Schnurr
Mineral Point
Milo F. Friedrichs
Buri Electric Co
Schmitz
Robert R. Grinnell
Swiss Wheel
Jules Aaronson
Milwaukee
American Home Lighting Institute
Victor G. Anderson
Anderson Electric
Argyle
Orrin G. Bishpp
Culver Electric Supply Co
Madison
Robert B. Bradley
Bradley Electric
Edgerton
John A. Briggs
State Electric Supply Co
Janesville
Raymond A. Duerst
New Glarus Yardware
New Glarus
Irving J. E
McManus Electric
Oregon
Lewis Peckham
Peckham Electric
Evansville
J. B. Pierce
Pierce Furniture Mart
Brodhead
Mary Margaret Schnurz
Bernadine Schultz
Allyn Smith
Sears Electric
Leo Staley
Staley Hardware
South Wayne
John F. Vehmeier
Carlyle Walton
Royme Electric Supply Co
Freeport
Ed Wehinger
James Wehinger
Wehinger Electric
Ae Wayne
Harry Whitson
Lappin Electric Supply Co
Beloit
Istanbul Demonstrations Defy Martial Law Against Menderes
About 1,000 students marched in Istanbul to denounce Prime Minister Adnan Menderes as NATO ministers prepared to arrive. Troops with fixed bayonets cleared 2,000 sit-down strikers from the University of Istanbul. Martial law remains extended for three months in the two main cities.
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NATO
Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Yvesilkoy
Istanbul
University of Istanbul
Adnan Menderes
Menderes
Ankara
Three Killed In B47 Crash Near Topeka
A B47 reconnaissance plane from Forbes Air Force Base crashed 12 miles southeast of Topeka Kansas killing co pilot Lt Carl Stanlee Heaberlin 24 born three hours after his son was born. Also killed were Capt Paul Jones 34 aircraft commander and 1st Lt Granville Harkreader 23 navigator. Jones widow Lorna and two children survive. Wreckage burned for hours as air force investigators opened the crash site. Capt Jones married to Lorna Buckingham of Blanchardville.
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Topeka
Kan
Carl Stanlee Heaberlin
Forbes Air Force Base
Here
Heaberlin
Pleasantville
Iowa
Paul Jones
Lorna
New Guidance Aide Named for Monroe High School
The Monroe high school guidance program gains Leo Sebald for 1960 61 to complete his master’s work at the University of Wisconsin He succeeds James Speerschneider who departs for Madison Sebald is a native of Qostburg where his father is a cheesemaker and he taught two years at Pulaski before military service.
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Monroe High School
Leo Sebald
University of Wisconsin
D. J. Huenink
Sebald
James Speerschneider
Madison
Qostburg
Pulaski
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By Helen E. Zimmerli
Quanticao
FBI
Academy
Alaska
Hawaii
Canal Zone
Puerto Rico
Kaun County
California
San Juan
Balboa Heights
Ohio
U.S
Camp McCoy
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
United States Marine Band
Lester Schwitz
Police Department
Bureau
Dwight Coplien
Alice
Turkey
Capt. Jones
Lorna Buckingham
Blanchardville
William Buckingham
Air Force
Germany
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