Cheese Groups Propose Swiss Grading Changes at Hearing
Cheesemakers and producers meet to discuss proposed amendments to Wisconsin Swiss grading standards, including larger eyes and block dimensions, ahead of a public hearing August 22 at 1 30 p m. The groups seek to align grades with marketing needs while preserving quality.
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County Agricultural
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association
Wisconsin
Armour Creameries
Monroe
Fred Galli
WSLCP
Galli
Roy Kundert
Cheesemakers Group
Goldwater Enjoys Lampooning Kennedy Jokes at Dinner
Senator Barry Goldwater enjoyed a lampoon of politicians at an Atlantic City dinner of Circus Saints and Sinners. The Arizona Republican joked about the Kennedy brothers and offered his own ribs about Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy.
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Goldwater
Kennedy
Atlantic City
N.J
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy Boys
Arizona Republican
Atlantic
Organization of
Circus Men
United States
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Adopts Filibuster Curb to Force Cloture on Satellite Bill
The Senate voted 63 to 27 to invoke cloture on the administration satellite bill, limiting debate to one hour per senator. The House previously approved the measure 354 to 9, aiming to create a privately owned but government regulated satellite corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Kennedy
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dirksen
Six Petitions Set for School District Hearings
The County School Committee schedules six hearings on petitions to detach and attach districts for Aug 28 to 30. Hearings include Wiota and South Wayne petitions to join Argyle, and Monroe attachments for Easter and Kraus. Green and Dane committees will hear Sylvan Disch and Julian Breisath at New Glarus. Baltz Luchsinger’s Albany petition Aug 30.
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Browntown
Green
Lafayette
George Lawyer
Wiota
South Wayne Union High School
Argyle
Edward Easter
Monroe
South Wayne
Herbert Kraus
Paul Rufenacht
Pegler Leaves Hearst Syndicate After Blast From Hearst Family
Westbrook Pegler and the King Features Syndicate split up after 18 years of column service. The announcement cited irreconcilable differences on vital matters. Pegler had criticized Hearst heirs in a speech, but officials gave no direct link to the break.
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New York
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
King Features
Pegler
Hearst Group
Heart Organization
Hearst
Christian Crusade
Tulsa
Okla
William Randolph Hearst Jr
Miss Kubly To Teach Students in Germany
Miss Marilyn Kubly daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn H Kubly of 2419 7th Street will teach next year at an American dependents school in Kaiserslautern Germany near the French border. She leaves tomorrow from O’Hare field with her parents joining in Chicago and visiting Capt William Lodge in Ohio and Capt Thomas Campbell at McGuire AFB New Jersey en route. She has previously been to Europe in 1958 1959 and while in the Azores taught across Africa the Middle East Japan and Okinawa with Southeast Asia trips in vacations.
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Marilyn Kubly
Glenn H. Kubly
7Th Street
Kaiserslautern
Germany
Kubly
O’hare Field
Chicago
New Jersey
William Lodge
Ohio
Thomas Campbell
McGuire Afb
Mmes. Lodge
Campbell
Azores
Miss Kubly
Europe
Bonn
Netherlands
North Africa
Middle East
Japan
Okinawa
Southeast Asia
Labor To Push 35 Hour Demand
AFL-CIO president George Meany announced a national campaign for a 35 hour work week with double time pay for hours over 35. The federation plans to draft legislation, form a task force for unions, and press Congress next year. Meany argued the move could create jobs without heavy inflation while Kennedy officials oppose shortening the week.
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
Congress
Meany
Kennedy
Goldberg
Executive Council
Commerce
Luther Hodges
Wilkie Rules Against Reynolds in Appeal Over Court Costs
Madison Circuit Judge Edwin Wilkie ruled that State Treasurer Dena Smith cannot be compelled to authorize payment of federal court costs in Wisconsin’s reapportionment suit. The $3,500 bill was challenged after Attorney General John Reynolds sought a federal order, but the judge found no duty for payment and noted the Supreme Court had denied the statewide reapportionment petition.
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Madison
Edwin Wilkie
Dena Smith
Wisconsin
Wilkie
Atty
John Reynolds
Ing
State Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Reynolds
Kennedy Rejects Immediate Tax Cut Despite Economic Pressure
President Kennedy argues against an immediate tax cut, warning it could backfire if recession deepens. He supports broader tax reform for 1963, with a special session if needed to ease the tax burden. Democrats applaud. Republicans say it mirrors election-year politics.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Europe
Japan
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Afl-Cio
Ladd Plumley
U.S
Soblen Wins Delay In British Decision
London High Court recessed until Aug 22 after Robert Soblen’s lawyers argued he should be allowed to go to a country of his choice, such as Czechoslovakia, delaying his return to the United States to serve a life sentence for spying for the Soviet Union.
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London
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
High Court
Czechoslovakia
Atlas Missile Flies 5000 Miles In Test Flight
At Cape Canaveral a military crew launched an Atlas F missile for a 30 minute flight to the South Atlantic Ocean. The Air Force said the test solved a prior reliability problem as the previous three Atlas F flights here had failed.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
South Atlantic Ocean
Blue Angels to Speak at Monroe Luncheon and Rock County Flight Day
The Blue Angels precision Navy jet team will headline a Friday luncheon at Swiss Wheel in Monroe hosted by Rotary. They will attend Wisconsin events, including Saturday’s Rock County Aviation Day at Rock County Airport with demonstrations, helicopter rides, displays, and performances by Air Force bands.
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Wisconsin
Blue Angels
Navy
Monroe
Rock County
Precision Navy
Rotary
Marine Corps
Blue Angel
United Action Council
Roy True
Hera
Col
Carl Guell
Governor’s Advisory Committee
Wisconsin State Aeronautics Commission
Air Force Band
Scott Air Force Base
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Civil Air Patrol
Flames Destroy Barn on Fred Wyss Farm West of Martintown
A barn on the Fred Wyss farm two miles west of Martintown Illinois burned yesterday afternoon. Loss is estimated at 50 000 dollars. The fire started about 445 p m and destroyed the building within 30 minutes. Winslow and Browtown firemen responded with Winslow personnel staying until 7 am today. Chief Fred Krebs said sparks from a portable mill grinding feed likely started the blaze. Ten head of livestock and 12000 bales of hay and straw were lost, with damage to a nearby silo.
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Fred Wyssbrod
Martintown
Illinois
Duane Ellingson
Winslow
Browntown
Fred Krebs
New Glarus To Host Bloodmobile September 19
Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit New Glarus on September 19 after schedule changes. Jacob Bruni serves as pledge chairman and Gilbert Duerst as general chairman.
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Glarus
NEW Glarus Times
Red Cross
New Glarus
Jacob Bruni
Gilbert Duerst
Tragic Tractor Death Near Chilton Farm
Four year old David Ecker died after being crushed by a tractor on an incline on his grandfather William Ecker’s farm near Chilton Wisconsin. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Elroy Ecker of Route 3 Chilton.
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Chilton
Wis
David Ecker
Elroy Ecker
William Ecker
Cosmonauts Stay in Orbit In Joint Flight Plan Report
Moscow reports the Soviet space duo remain in orbit aboard Vostok III and IV with 52 and 36 orbits completed. They say they are close and communications are dependable. Possible landing or link up anticipated as trackers note distance between ships.
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Andrian
Falcon
Nikolayev
Pavel
Golden Eagle
Popovich
Bernard Lovell
Britain
Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope
Moscow
Vostok III
Col
Vostok
Volga Valley
Renk Invited To Join Democrats By AP
The New Wisconsin Democrat invites Wilbur Renk of Sun Prairie, endorsed Republican candidate for governor, to join the Democratic party to run as a moderate. If he wins the primary against Kuehn, he could become aligned with the Birch wing of the GOP, per the editorial.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin Democratic Party Today
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Democratic Party
New Wisconsin Democrat
Renk
Agaist
Kuehn
John Birch
Wisconsin
Senate Defeats Amendment on Foreign Negotiations Authority
The Senate defeated an amendment 56 to 19 on Monday. Sen Albert Gore of Tennessee proposed giving the State Department explicit authority for foreign negotiations in the communications satellite bill. Sen William Proxmire voted for the amendment while Sen Alexander Wiley joined the majority.
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Washington
Alexander Wiley
Senate
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
State Department
William Proxmire
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Park and Recreation
Twining Park
Park Department
White Haven Nursing Home
Department
Times
Wilkie Raps
Space Team
Soblen
Radio Moscow
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