Soviet rejection of mutual arms pact stirs cautious hope
Premier Bulganin called the Eisenhower mutual inspection plan unrealistic and warned of endless territories for concealment. The president stayed optimistic, noting future disarmament proposals and signaling a possible path to peace despite Soviet testing and resistance.
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Soviet
Russia
Presidentsenhower
Eisenhower
Geneva
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Bulganin
United Nations
West Germany
AEC
Kohler strike secondary boycott case draws NLRB review
The Kohler Co dispute centers on a claim of secondary boycott in the Sheboygan and Milwaukee unloading protests. Furnishers fired by firms delivering England clay to the plant allege violations of federal labor statutes and seek NLRB action. The piece notes unions face backlash for tactics, with the outcome uncertain and no party clearly favored.
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Kohler Co
England
Kohler
Shebyogan
Milwaukee
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Sheboygan
Malay Attache Raja Ayoub Begins Six Month Lecture Tour
Raja Ayoub Bin Raja Haji Bot, Malayan colonial attache to the British embassy, departs Kuala Lumpur for Washington to lecture for six months on Malaya. He will promote Malayan interests during the trip to the United States.
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Raja
Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Washington
United States
Raja Ayoub bin Raja Haji Bot
Potent Potpourri: Hippo Relative to Pig Emerges
A curious finding notes that the closest relative to the hippo is the pig, highlighting surprising evolutionary links. The report outlines genetic and anatomical similarities that connect these large mammals, stimulating discussion among zoologists.
Green County Fair closes amid rain cancellations
A historic Green County Fair ends as heavy rain cancels all final races. Accidents and local incidents are noted, including Mrs. Anna Eveland injured in a nearby auto crash and events of past decades referenced in a roundup format.
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Green County
St. Louis Cardinals
Fruits and Honey Winners at County Fair Named
Judges named the fruits and honey winners with four open class apple winners Mrs. Albert Ten Eyck Mrs. Ed Jordan Sr Mrs. Orville Flaherty and Byron Meech. Morgenthaler won Bartlett pears and Concords while Mrs. Grace Keister swept honey and bees categories.
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Brodhead
Ed Jordan Sr
Juda
Orville Flaherty
Monroe
Byron Meech
Beloit
TenEyck
Wisconsin
Cortlands
McIntosh
North Western Greenings
Wealthy
Haralson
Concord
Morgenthaler
Concords
Grace Keister
Route 1
Manitowoc Chief Seeks Police Officer Dismissal
Manitowoc Police Chief J. J. Kuplic asked the Fire and Police Commission to dismiss Officer Stuart Wetenkamp after a 13 day suspension and investigation. Wetenkamp, a 1948 recruit, denied charges of conduct unbecoming an officer while on duty in a closed commission hearing.
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J. J. Kuplic
Fire and Police Commission
Stuart Wetenkamp
Wetenkamp
Commission
Force
Kuplic
Hiawatha 4 H Club Holds Monday Meeting
Fredrick Wald led the pledge and final dairy exhibit instructions were given at Hiawatha school. Members answered roll call with What I Like Best in 4H Work. Carol Schoepfer led song, plays were practiced for later this month, next practice set for Monday night, lunch served by Rothenbuehler Gruenberg and Brown families.
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Fredrick Wald
Hiawatha
Carol Schoepfer
Rothenbuehler
Gruenberg
Brown
Fair vendor Harry Rommel marks near half century at county fair
Crystal Lake vendor Harry Rommel, nearing 77, has manned his novelty stand at the fair since 1906. He jokes he will rely on his son if Cheese Day misses his presence, notes long hours and hot days. His wife has worked the stand 19 years as the couple keeps a steady Midway presence.
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Harry Rommel
Crystal Lake
Harry
Kiwanis Club
Monroe
County Fair Exhibits Award Winners Named
Results of educational exhibit judging at the county fair list first second and third place across grades one through eight. Notable winners include Lorraine Vin ey Emily Ise ly Tommy Phillips Carol Ann Babler Mary Sue Wil born and many others from Oak Shade Hillside View Purcell and Fairfield.
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Lorraine Viney
West Dayton
Emily Isely
Purcell
Larry Krattiger
Fairfield
Mary Sue Wilborn
Tommy Phillips
Hillside View
Ronnie Gutzmer
Phillip Ethridge
East Dayton
Carol Ann Babler
Oak Shade
Brian Babler
Mary Jean Tryone
Carol Babler
Bonita Babler
Stephen Wamstad
Bem
Vicki Jenny
John Made
Meadow Brook
John Meade
Jennifer Amidon
Peterson
Juanita Schulz
Phyllis Klitzman
Ruth Ann Willborn
Barbara Bauman
Joyce Camron
Teresa Zimmerman
Juda
Barbara Kundert
Harold Amidon
Maryann Burgy
Simmons
Jeffery Kehm
Silver
Harold Ami- Krattiger
Naomi Long
Jordan Center
Halward Hanson
Jane Brecklin
Carolyn Nafzgar
Hallward Hanson
Thomas Kaderly
Davis
Kenneth Krattiger
Judith Bissig
Karen Lehr
Oakley
Tommy Kubly
John Meier
Jonathon Rupp
Terry Dillon
Dwight Truttmann
Barbara Disch
Gill
Nathan Phillips
Speciman
Karen Beckman
Michael Hermann
Patty Wyss
Attica
Elaine Sloniker
Judy Trumpy
Sharon
Sharon Hollis
Sharon Phillips
Phyllis Rosheisen
Rita Friedrich
Gary Figg
Linda Carlson
Samuel Kaderly
Lois Bauman
Annelis Gruber
Don Dunaway
Greenbush
Darlyne Miller
Genevieve Waddell
Jerol
Diana Bowman
Phyllis Nybroten
Silver School
Marilyn Keen
Richard Thickpenny
Jug Prairie
Wisconsin
Beulah Hauser
Alice Thoman
Betty Dillon
Ted Bergum
Norman Hanson
Jakie Gruenewald
Kristine
Sweden tops in motorbike ownership per capita
Sweden has one motorcycle for every 25 inhabitants and claims no other country matches this high ratio.
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Sweden
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Fairfield Mother’s Club
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