Sergeant Blamed For POW Deaths
Testimony portrays Sgt. James C. Gallagher as a North Korea prison camp bully accused of unpremeditated murder in the deaths of POWs. Witnesses say he tossed sick prisoners into 40 below weather and favored Reds for warmth and food while others suffered malnutrition. Detected detail includes home in Brooklyn and victims John W. Jones Detroit and Donald T. Baxter Waukon Iowa.
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New York
James C. Gallagher
Gallagher
North Korea
Brooklyn
John W. Jones
Detroit
Donald T. Baxter
Waukon
Towa
Walter J. Belinsky
Bloomsburg
Manitowoc Officer Denies Chief's Claim
Manitowoc police officer Wetenkamp denied at a public hearing Tuesday night that he stole electrical appliances from a local warehouse. He refused a lie detector test unless the entire department tested and said he would not admit guilt. Commission chair Staalson said a ruling would be issued late that afternoon. Chief Kuplic had recommended Wetenkamp be dropped from the force.
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Manitowoc
Stuart Wetenkamp
Wetenkamp
Fire and Police Commission
Madison
Commission
Joseph Staalson
James Kuplic
Madison Mayor Denies Governor Nomination Talk
Madison Mayor George Forster dismisses a rumor that he sought the Democratic nomination for governor. He calls the talk a newspaper speculation and says it never happened as William Proxmire had suggested a party contest would benefit the state.
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Madison
George Forster
Forster
William Proxmire
Blooming Grove
Proxmire
Lutherans Open Break Debate Over Communion with Missouri Synod
In Saginaw Michigan the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Wisconsin opens its biennial convention seeking guidance on breaking ties with the Missouri Synod. Delegates discuss doctrinal differences including military chaplains church sponsorship of Boy Scout troops and the scope of God as defined in the Bible.
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Saginaw
Mich
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Wisconsin
Lutheran Church Synod of Missouri
Missouri Synod
Wisconsin Synod
The
Wisconsin Receives 31 203 Salk Polio Vaccines
Public Health Service allocates Wisconsin 31 203 shots of Salk polio vaccine and releases 1 177 068 cubic centimeters nationally for state local and private medical use. Total allocations since July 31 reach 2 023 068 cubic centimeters from Wyeth Laboratories Mariette Pa.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Wisconsin
Wyeth Laboratories
Mariette
Right to Work Ballot Proposal Draws Wisconsin Chamber Bid
The Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce suggests enacting in October a statewide advisory referendum on right to work laws. The chamber asks lawmakers to refer the issue to voters if they hesitate on a union shop ban. Farm Bureau supports it, but two Republican lawmakers doubt fall action.
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Madison
Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Classified ads in The Times showcase daily bargains across items and services. Readers discover cars furniture electronics and job listings with varied prices and contact details. The notice emphasizes affordability and quick sale opportunities for local readers.
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Times
Community Visits and Weekend Travels Across Multiple Homes
Local families and relatives from Woodford Monroe and Madison area shared weekend gatherings and visits. Notable trips included Rev. Humbert’s return from Crooked Lake youth camp and several households hosting guests from Aurora Jer sey City Richland Center and Monticello.
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Ernest Salzwedel
Frank Salzwedel
Woodford
Harold Humbert
Crooked Lake
Norman Elliott
Beverly
Aurora
Ill
Ray Elliott
Hebron
Donovan Malkow
Monroe
Elmer Matzke
Little Lake St. Germaine
Mmes
Henry Norder
Irvin Matzke
Elizabeth Lahr
Sam Matzke
Harry Thompso
Thiensville
William Matzke
Byron Parfrey
Richland Center
Claude Walton
Ralph Bridge
Alfred Woeffler
Marilyn Bridge
Madison
Bette Vanderbilt
Clores Brunner
Glaring Headlights Cause Temporary Blindness
Glaring headlights can momentarily impair vision, causing temporary blindness lasting up to three seconds.
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Menominee
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Carl Eliason
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Raymond Arnsmeier
South Dakota
William Walters
Monticello
Vanderbilt
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