Kuehn Repeats Rejection of Birch Society Support
Wisconsin candidate Philip G. Kuehn reiterates rejection of the John Birch Society under current leadership and challenges opponent Reynolds to repudiate the Americans for Democratic Action. He warns ADA and Communist ties, cites policy stances on Red China and UN disarmament, and seeks to shift campaign to state issues.
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Milwaukee
Philip G. Kuehn
John Birch Society
Americans For Democratic Action
Robert Welch
Kuehn
John Reynolds
ADA
Birch Group
United States
China
House Committee On un-American Activities
United Nations
Reynolds
The
Birch Society
Welch
Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
GOP
Jerris Leonard
Lucey
Americans For Democratic Nvtion
Madison
Theodore Taylor
Birch
Wilbur Renk
ASCS committee tours Green County conservation sites
Green County ASCS committee and township community committeemen toured conservation practices under the ACP program aided by the Soil Conservation Service. Stops included erosion control structures contour strips sod waterways stream bank work and a tree planting project with visits to farms in Jefferson and Adams townships and a final look at terraces a waterway and tiling.
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Green County
ASCS
Soil Conservation Service
James Schwoegler
Leland Mulder
John Hansen
Wisconsin State
Wekz
William A. Tschudy
Don Deininger
Jefferson Township
Wilbur Dehmer
Albany
Monticello
Edwin Klassy
Washington Township
Leon Gempeler
W.O. Beers
Adams Township
Tom Schuetz
Schuetz Brothers
Cheddar Bids Active On Green Bay Board
Trading on the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange opened with bids for cheddars at 33 cents. Raw milk colored cheddars and 40 pound blocks also at 33 percent with State brand. A later bid for State brand pasteurized single daisies at 35 percent was filled immediately. At close bids for cheddars and 40 pound blocks remained unfilled.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Army Nabs Plot To Form Brazilian Guerilla Units
The 4th army reported in Recife that it uncovered and dispersed a plan to organize peasants into guerrilla fighting groups in Brazil’s troubled northeast region.
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Recife
Brazil
4Th Army
George Byer Emerges as Strong Democratic Alaska Challenger
George Byer described as the leading Democratic challenger to Gov. William Egan in Alaska's Tuesday primary. Byer, former Anchorage mayor, claims labor support and previous write in vote strength. Also noted: Warren A. Taylor and David Newton Boyer as other contenders, while Mike Stepovich heads the Republican slate with five GOP hopefuls following.
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George Byer
Harvey H. Trumpy
William Egan
Byer
Anchorage
Egan
Warren A. Taylor
Fairbanks
House of Representatives
David Newton Boyer
Anchor Point
Mike Stepovich
Alaska
Territorial
Fiveman
Howard W. Pollock
John B. Coghill
Nenana
Milo Fritz
Verne O. Martin
Religion Classes Must Leave Park
A widow, Mrs. Minerva Reese, has been ordered by the Wisconsin Conservation Department to discontinue Sunday School classes she has held for four years at Dodge State Park. Park officials say written permission is required under a new law. a clergyman asked for the stop, labeling her unqualified. Reese notes she taught Sunday school for 12 years at the Dodgeville Methodist church and says she taught about 20 children at the last session.
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Dodgeville
Dodge State Park
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Minerva Reese
Melvin Thomas
Ralph Halverson
Madison
Conservation Department
Thomas
Bidault Faces Arrest Warrant in France
The French government issued an arrest warrant for George Bidault former premier and head of the underground army Bidault age 62 is reported to be in exile abroad since last spring amid efforts to overthrow President De Gaulle.
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Bidault
George Bidault
Secret Army
de Gaulle
France
Green County Medical Society Launches Sabin Polio Drive
Dr. Philipp Marty announces a county wide polio immunization push using Sabin oral vaccine for residents up to 45. Clinics will be free with a 25 cent suggested donation. exact dates and locations to be disclosed, aiming for 80 percent participation to wipe out polio in Green County.
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Green County
Gree County
United States
Albert B. Sabin
University of Cincinnati School of Medicine
Green County Medical Society
Sabin
Marty
The
Medical Society
Martyn
First Double Firing For Atlas Success
At Vandenberg Air Force Base two Atlas missiles lifted in quick succession and struck distant targets in a successful test of a multiple countdown capability. Spokesmen offered few specifics on the targets or timing as SAC crews launched the D series missiles from a coffin-like storage bunker.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Regional Meeting Set for Sept 24 at High School
Confirmation of Monday night September 24 as the date for a joint regional meeting at the high school with board members and administrators from five or six southwestern Wisconsin counties. Sessions begin at 8 p.m. and run two hours with discussions and light refreshments. M A Tollund of Mt Horeb chairs the regional parley.
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George Tipler
Wisconsin Association of School Boards
Wisconsin
Tipler
M. A. Tollund
Mt. Horeb
Hoover calls for Union of Free Nations on 88th birthday
During the dedication of the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library in West Branch Iowa Hoover urged a new Council of Free Nations to complement the United Nations he says has failed to secure lasting peace. He argued the bloc of Communist nations has undermined UN effectiveness. Truman and other officials attended as honorary degrees were conferred.
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West Branch
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
Free Nations
Hoover
United Nations
Council
Congress
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
University of Missouri
Washington University
St. Louis
Lewis L. Strauss
Herbert Hoover Birthplace Foundation
Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Jesse and
Hulda Minthorn Hoover
Wisconsin State Fair Opens Amid High Hopes For Record Attendance
Milwaukee reports the 112th Wisconsin State Fair opens with manager W M Masterson predicting a record annual turnout, citing strong county fairs and plans to modernize displays. Press Day featured livestock and a high school band contest as crowds forecast to reach around 40,000.
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Milwaukee
W.M. Masterson
Wisconsin
Masterson
Birth Control Pill Safety Questioned By AMA
The American Medical Association and Enovid manufacturer G D Searle & Co. defend oral contraceptives from causing blood clots. AMA executives cite a careful review finding no evidence of thrombophlebitis linked to Enovid despite reports of cases and deaths. Searle notes extensive research and a Philadelphia conference supporting no causal relation and similar risk to early pregnancy.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Enovid
AMA
Thursby
F. J. L Blasingame
Norway
John G. Searles
G. D. Searle and Co
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Searle
Songfest At Zwingli Church Marks 75th Anniversary
In Monticello the Zwingli United Church of Christ observes its 75th anniversary with an old fashioned song fest during a dinner in a tent. Members and friends requested hymns include Grosser Gott Wir Leben Dich Yield Not to Temptation Have Thine Own Way Lord Whispering Hope and Rock of Ages.
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Monticello
Zwingli United Church
Neighbors Help Hawthorn After Spinal Surgery
Orville Hawthorn of Route 1 Monroe Clarno Township recuperating from spinal operations received aid from neighbors who mowed baled and stored 52 acres of hay. volunteers used three mowers two siderakes and four balers assisting Hawthorn who wears a neck brace and cane and was recently released from St Clare Hospital.
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Orville Hawthorn
Route 1
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Times
Clarno Township
Hawthorn
St. Clare
Alfred Aiken
David Aiken
Fred Wuetrich
Paul Wuetrich
Jerry Wuetrich
Bill Wuetrich
Delbert Rohde
Rollie Rohde
John Heckman
Richard Shallberg
Don B Brennen
Russell Wolf
Paul Sass
William Schwartz
Kenneth Waelti
Steven Hawthorn
Larry Hawthorn
Joseph Hawthorn
Guardsmen Finish Active Duty Debriefing and Reversion
Captain Dwight C. Coplien led Co. B in a final debriefing as the unit reverts to National Guard status after ten months on active duty. Plans include local training, a three year enlistment option with six months active duty, and a new recruiting program. Welcome back events are set for August 25 with drills resuming August 27. rear detachment departed Ft. Lewis, while the main body left August 2 and the advance group arrived August 1 for ongoing equipment work.
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Dwight C. Coplien
Co. B
National Guard
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Train Kills Canadian In East Dubuque Area
Harry Ryon of Regina Saskatchewan was killed when struck by a Burlington Road train. The body was found in a creek in southern Grant County just north of East Dubuque. Authorities said they did not know what Ryon was doing on the tracks.
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Platteville
Harry Ryon
Regina
Sask
Grant County
East Dubuque
Ryon
Court Blocks Rail Job Cuts
Federal Judge Joseph Sam Perry issued a temporary injunction blocking new management economy rules by rail carriers. The move could delay a program to cut 65,000 jobs, including 40,000 diesel firemen, with 13,000 immediately dismissed and 25,000 more later under proposed rules. The carriers plan an appeal and seek reclassification of work rules.
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Chicago
Joseph Sam Perry
U. S. District Court
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Perry
J. E. Wolfe
Wolfe
Hoosier Camera Fan Killed by Dells Train
Melvin Nickell a 57 year old Indiana man vacationing with his family was killed at the Wisconsin Dells amusement park when he fell between a coal tender and another car on a small train. Several cars passed over him as his widow Gladys and two daughters Alice 13 and Jannette 11 watched from nearby.
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Wisconsin Dells
Melvin Nickell
North Salem
Ind
Here
Nickell
Gladys
Alice
Jannette
Ike and Mamie dine with Queen Elizabeth II
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and his wife Mamie greeted Queen Elizabeth II in London. The Eisenhowers and grandchildren Barbara Anne and David arrived from Paris on Thursday for a luncheon hosted by the queen.
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London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Queen Elizabeth II
Eisenhower
Barbara Anne
David
Paris
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Lions Club City Band
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Robin
Twining Park
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Knights of Columbus
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Union’ For Free Nations
U.N
Council of Free Nations
Rock River
Janesville
Randall
Maker
Hoosier
Dells
Ike
Mamie
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