Gronouski Warns of Extremist Takeover Threat
Postmaster General John Gronouski warned at a La Crosse testimonial that extremist elements aim to seize the nation’s government. He labeled Goldwater’s campaign the era’s greatest threat and accused right wing backers of deceit and hardball tactics.
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Gronouski
Associated Press
John Gronouski
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Patrick Lucey
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Johnson
Vernon W. Thompson
R-Wis
U.S
Knowles
Kimberly
Baldischwiler Named Plant Manager at Green County Pre-Pak
Walter K Baldischwiler of Thorp will become plant manager of Green County Pre-Pak Inc effective Sept 1. He succeeds Louis F Janke who leaves Sept 12 for Sun Prairie to run Wisconsin Cheese Man Inc. Donald W Janke and Donald Janke hold key roles in related firms as the company plans further expansion. Baldischwiler brings 11 years at Fore most Blue Moon in Thorp and prior cheese industry experience.
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Green County Pre-Pak, Inc
Walter K. Baldischwiler
Thorp
Baldischwiler
Blue Moon
Louis F. Janke
Green County
Pre-Pak
Sun Prairie
Wisconsin Cheese Man, Inc
Garvin Kramer
Janke
Donald W
Donald Janke
Triangle Cheese Co
Louis Janke
Cheese Row
Wheeler, Borden and Woody’s
V J Day Anniversary Observed in New York
The city marks the 19th anniversary of V J Day noting Japan’s formal surrender on August 14 1945 ending World War II. Local officials and veterans reflect on the war’s end and its impact.
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New York
Nation Shivers In Fall's Prevue
August weather records fall across Wisconsin with lows near freezing. Park Falls 34 and Superior Duluth 36 set new August lows, Madison 37 tied, La Crosse 43 and Green Bay 40 marked date records, Milwaukee 47 tied state. Showers spread from Missouri and Kansas eastward as cool fronts linger.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Park Falls
Monroe
Superior Duluth
Madison
la Crosse
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Lone Rock
Wausau
Eau Claire
Burlington
Beloit-Rockford
Racine
Midwest
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
New York City
Missouri
Kansas
Illinois
Indiana
Rockies
TV To Feature Tell Programs In Labor Day Weekend
Promotion for the Wilhelm Tell Labor Day weekend program at New Glarus will be carried over Channel 3 in Madison next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. The Wednesday show includes a taped 30 minute segment at 7 30 p m featuring Herbert Kubly and scenes from the Tell pageant. The Tuesday feature includes appearances on the Dick Sherwood show at 6 30 p m by the Edelweiss Stars and the Alpine Horn Blowers.
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New Glarus
Channel 3
Madison
Herbert Kubly
Kubly
Dick Sherwood
ASCS Convention Slated For County on Aug 20
The county convention of the ASCS will be held at 8 p.m. next Thursday in the agriculture building. Chairmen of 16 townships are delegates and will name the county committee. Present committee members are William Tschudy chairman Henry Ruppert vice chairman and Pete Ott member.
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ASCS
William Tschudy
Henry Ruppert
Pete Ott
A Two Way Lesson Negro Children Vacation With York Church
Twenty four Negro children and a 63 year old grandmother visit families of the York church in Blanchardville area for a week of learning and recreation. Hosts include Miss Wilma Johnson and Rev J O Wakinson with support from York church aid society and gifts totaling $50.
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Chicago
York Lutheran Church
Aid Society
Wilma Johnson
Blanchardville
Pearl Sanders
Thelma Wolfolk
Copeland
Nathaniel
Cora Lee
Larry
Willie
Copelands
Georgia
Times
Old York Lutheran Church
Clifford Pederson
Willis Luchsinger
Vernus Watkins
New Glarus
Parnell Hamilton
Herbert Albertson
Robert Johnson
Obert Jelle
Duane Wilde
Aid Society of the
York Church
Pederson
Stores To Close For Pease Rites In Monticello
Monticello will close businesses tomorrow after noon for the funeral of L. R. Pease 77 retired Monticello merchant who died Wednesday at St. Clare hospital. Rites set for 1 30 p m at Zwingli United Church of Christ with Rev J Allan Mittler officiating. Burial in Greenwood cemetery Monroe. Pallbearers listed from Madison Albany and Monticello. Pease served on the Monticello Village Board 1934 59 and owned a hardware store for over 30 years.
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Monticello
L. R. Pease
St. Clare Hospital
Pease
Zwingli United Church
Judi Bissig
Voegeli
Adam Schuler
Madison
John Altman
Thomas Brusveen
C. W. Karlen
Emil G. Voegels
Louis Wyss
Mr. Pease
Joe Blumer
Albany
Harold Babler
Herman Babler
David Brink
Wilbert Dick
Adam Duerst
Fred Escher
Karl Freitag
Raymond H. Gessler
Albert Moritz
Wilbert E. Stauffer
John Stenbroten
John Streif Jr
R. A. Woodruff
Dwight Zweifel
Winslow
Four Crewmen Dead In Tanker Jet Crash
A U S Air Force KB50 tanker refueling plane crashed about 140 miles north of Tokyo killing seven crewmen and injuring four others. Names of the deceased were withheld pending next of kin notification. The cause of the crash was not determined.
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Tokyo
U.S. Air Force
Besieged Turkish Cypriot Villages Face Hunger
Turkish Cypriot leader Fazil Kucuk warned that bread could run out within days due to a Greek Cypriot blockade and urged Ankara to pressure Makarios. UN Commander Thimayya said he ordered an investigation and noted the cease fire remains a breather as UN Secretary General Thant seeks more troops for the Cyprus force.
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Nicosoa
Cyprus
Fazil Kuchuk
Ankara
Makarios
Turkey
N.U
K. 5
Thimayya
United Nations Security Council
U.N
U Thant
New York
Thant
Pound to head UW agriculture school
UW regents named Prof. Glenn Pound as dean of the college of agriculture. Pound, 50, previously chaired the plant pathology department and will replace Rudolph Kroker, who resigned after 16 years. Pound earned his PhD at Wisconsin in 1946 and later led the biological division.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Glenn Pound
College of Agriculture
Pound
Rudolph Froker
Wisconsin
Rockefeller Foundation
Kroker
Agriculture College
Birthday Riots Erupt As Berlin Wall Anniversary Sparks Violence
In West Berlin on the third anniversary of the Berlin Wall, about 500 protesters marched to Checkpoint Charlie. They attacked a Soviet army car with a driver and officer inside and sent a truck trailer into barriers, as police in clubs dispersed rioters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
West
Point Charlie
Rioting Resumes in Jersey Cities
Rioting resurges in Paterson and Elizabeth with gunshot bottle and brick incidents. Paterson arrest totals reach 24 with 3 officers and a youth injured as police deploys in Four Ward. Elizabeth sees a large multiracial crowd clash before midnight with police cars damaged and officials vowing firm action.
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Paterson
N.J
Elizabeth
Harlem
Brooklyn
Rochester
N.Y
Jersey City
Frank X. Graves
Graves
Elizabethport
First Street
Stocks Edge Higher as Trade Activity Slows
New York stock prices were mildly up late afternoon with about 4.3 million shares traded, down from 4.6 million on Thursday. Most major issues held small gains while losers grew as the session wore on, unable to sustain a rally into a third straight session.
Surprise Bomb Granted On Reapportionment From Smith Group
Congress confronts a clash over state reapportionment as the House, led by Rep. Howard W. Smith, moves a bill stripping federal court jurisdiction from reapportionment cases. The Senate weighs delaying the 1966 deadline with a Mansfield-Dirksen plan, amid broader foreign aid amendments and policy battles.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Senate
House
William M. Tuck
D-Va
Howard W. Smith
House Rules Committee
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Justice Department
Dirksen
Smith
Tuck
Federal District Courts
Rules Committee
House Legislative Committee
Judiciary Committee
Atlantic City
Indonesia
U.S
Poland
Warsaw
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Parochial School Set to Open Early September
St Victor's Parochial School will open with a half day on Tuesday September 1 for orientation and regular classes starting Wednesday September 2. Sister M Avita joins fourth grade Sister Rose Frances seventh grade and Miss Mary Jo Ransier replaces Mrs Keegan in second grade. New staff also include Sister M Jean Anthony first grade Mrs Lester Cummer third grade Mrs Francis Doherty fifth grade Mrs Frank Flannery sixth grade and Sister M Rose Anthony seventh grade. The school plans to continue the teachers aid program with mothers assisting Playground supervision and office work.
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M. Rose Anthony
St. Victor’s
M. Avita
Rose Frances
Mary Jo Ransier
Thomas Keegan
M. Jean Anthony
Lester Cummer
Francis Doherty
Frank Flannery
Viola airman drowns in Atlantic surf at East Quogue
Airman Billy D. Wallace aged 21 from Viola Wisconsin drowned in ocean surf near East Quogue New York. He was stationed at Suffolk County Air Force Base and the incident occurred Thursday.
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Viola
East Quoque
N.Y
Billy D. Wallace
Wis
Long Island
Wallace
Suffolk County Air Force Base
Cheese trade light on Green Bay board
Activity was light at the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange in Green Bay with one car equivalent State brand long block Swiss selling for 40. Bids remained unfilled at close: one car State brand barrels 32 percent. Offers uncovered: one car equivalent Wisconsin B long block Swiss 38 percent.
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Cheese Trade
Green Bay Board
Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Wisconsin
Mrs Johnson Begins 4200 Mile Western Tour
Mrs Lyn don B Johnson heads for Montana on a four day Western journey totaling 4200 miles. She travels by chartered plane in a 20th century style to view the historic West as First Lady.
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Montana
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Indian Country
West
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