Kennedy School Aid Remains Stalled in Congress
Democratic leaders say Kennedy administration education aid remains alive but blocked in the House rules committee. The $2.5 billion school construction and salary bill faces Catholic opposition over private school aid and other measures are tangled in House rules. Senate amendments seek classroom construction funding and renewal of defense education act provisions as the stalled package lingers in Washington.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
House Rules Committee
Kennedy
Mansfield
White House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
House
Pat McNamara
D-Midh
Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
Rules Committee
Monroe City Band bids farewell with Lincoln Park concert
The Monroe City Band presented a final concert in Lincoln Park marking the end of its regular season. Organizers hope to host at least one annual show at the old site next to the water tower. Allan F. Barnard urged service clubs to organize transport for elderly and shut ins to next year’s events.
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Monroe City
Lincoln Park
Twining Park
Allan F. Barnard
Monroe
Echo Satellite Timetable For Southern Wisconsin
Chicago TM reports tonight's Echo Satellite departures in southern Wisconsin with two visible passes at 8 34 p m CDT and 10 38 p m with respective altitudes and directions. Wednesday night shows a 9 59 p m pass at 72 degrees.
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Chicago
Echo
Wisconsin
Tornado Strikes Northern Wisconsin Farm and Resort Areas
A five mile swath of damage in a farming and resort region of northern Wisconsin followed a brief tornado Monday night. No injuries were reported as high winds snapped trees, leveled buildings, and knocked out power and phone lines from Park Falls to Rhinelander.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Joe Malach
Park Falls
Cooperative Observer
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pritzl
Wardensky Farm
Richter Place
Trem
Glidden
Butternut-Schnur Lake
Rhinelander
Oneida County
Cheese market steady in Madison with ample supplies
American cheese market in Madison Wisconsin remains steady with supplies of all styles ample for most fair but seasonally normal demand. Prices show cheddars around 36 to 37 percent, 40 pound blocks 36 to 42 percent, single daisies 38 to 39 percent, long horns 38 to 39 percent, midgets 38 to 41 and a half percent.
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Cheese Mart Steady
Madison
Wisconsin
Cuba U S Exchange Of Hijacked Airliner Under Way
In Miami a hijacked U S airliner and a Cuban navy boat began moving as an Eastern Air Lines crew flew to Havana to reclaim the plane valued at 2.5 million dollars. Cubans reached Key West to assume control of the patrol vessel used by political refugees cruising to Florida on July 29.
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Eastern Air Lines
Havana
Key West
Florida
Council To Hold Terrace Parking Hearing
City Council schedules a public hearing tonight on an ordinance to ban parking on terraces except for loading and unloading. The measure, tabled January 19 1960 amid opposition, addresses abuse by residents and firms and limits temporary stops to eight hours between curb and property lines.
Pope John XXIII Celebrates Mass for Peace in Castel Gandolfo
Pope John XXIII left his summer residence to celebrate a Mass for peace in Castel Gandolfo parish church. The event underscores church leadership’s call for international harmony amid ongoing global tensions.
Reds Tightening Barriers West Plans Reprisal
The United States Britain France and West Germany near agreement on retaliatory measures against East Germany for sealing off West Berlin. Officials discuss travel bans for East Germans and a suspension of trade, with aims to press from nonmilitary actions amid fears of an East German response.
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Reds
West
Washington
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
East Germany
West Berlin
Foy D. Kohler
State Department
U.S
Soviet Union
East Berlin
Mendota Assistant Takes His Own Life
Dane County authorities report Dr. Anthony E. Coletti aged 53, assistant superintendent of Mendota State Hospital, died by hanging Monday in the basement of his home on the institution grounds.
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Madison W
Dane County
Anthony E. Coletti
Mendota State Hospital
Rehearsals Begin for 24th Wilhelm Tell Labor Day Show
In New Glarus the Tell Guild starts rehearsals for the 24th Wilhelm Tell pageant to be staged Labor Day weekend. English and German casts see changes with new performers including the Hoffman brothers from Switzerland and 32 dancers preparing cantonal costumes.
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NEW Glarus
Schiller
Harvey Ott
Ernest Thierstein
Dennis Streiff
The
Tell Guild
Paul Grossenbacher
Harlan Wernle
Rosselman
Calvin Wickline
Area Youths Sweep Junior State Fair Awards
Barbara Wegmueller of Richland 4 H Club captured junior champion and reserve grand champion Brown Swiss female, also earning a top blue in senior heifer. Brother John won a blue in the junior heifer class. David Deininger showed the grand champion Tamworth boar and won a first for Tamworth gift. New Glarus band performed, and area youths earned ribbons in home furnishings, placemats, pillow covers, bedspreads, drapery entries, and other crafts across several towns.
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Barbara Wegmueller
Richland 4-H Club
Barbara
John
David Deininger
Richland Club
Tamworth
Glarus High School
Navy to Freeze 16 800 in Service
The Navy will freeze about 26 800 personnel on active duty who would otherwise leave. The involuntary extensions apply to regular and reserve members to support an authorized strength of 657 000 from 626 000. About 80 officers and 1 600 enlisted will have tours expire next month. In October roughly 400 officers and 2 800 enlisted are affected. The total over successive months reaches 24 000 men and 2 800 officers.
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Washington
Navy
Dr. Bears Cattle Sweep Illinois Show Honors
Five Brown Swiss cattle from Sugar Valley Farms Spring Grove Township owned by Dr. Nathan E Bear of Monroe won major awards at the Illinois State Fair in Springfield. They claimed grand champion cow junior champion female four firsts and a second with Sugar Valley entering class sizes up to 50. The herd will travel to Crown Point Ind then Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee fairs before Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa. Jim Price Ohio University supervises the Dr Bear cattle with Jack Horlock's Winden Oak stock and his son Bob Horlock assisting.
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Sugar Valley Farms
Spring Grove Township
Nathan E. Bear
Monroe
Springfield
Sugar Valley
Crown Point
Ind
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Waterloo
Spring Grove
Jim Price
Ohio University
Winden Oak
Elburn
Ill
Jack Horlock
Bob Horlock
Hutchinson becomes commander of 30th Air Division at Truax
Gen. Donald R. Hutchinson is named commander of the 30th Air Division and 30th NORAD Region based at Truax Field, succeeding Maj. Gen. James C. Jensen who moves to Colorado Springs. Hutchinson will oversee air defense across Wisconsin and surrounding states and into Canada. He previously led mutual security for the USAF and has held senior roles in air defense management and defense research and development.
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Air Force
Donald R. Hutchinson
30Th Air Division
SAGE
30Th Norad Region
Truax Field
James C. Jensen
Headquarters
Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Hutchinson
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Arkansas
Missouri
Iowa
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Canada
Truax
USAF
Air Defense
Secretary of Defense
Weapons Systems Evaluation Group
Milwaukee Fair Grounds Hosts Record Monday Attendance
Children filled the grounds for children's day as 55 000 youngsters and 58 540 adults attended the State Fair for a total Monday crowd of 113 540. The four day turnout reached 356 161 with 7 year old Bruce Bursten and 11 year old Jeanne Delmore named freckle champions. Barbara Howell 19 of Waukesha won the Jersey cow in show ring and was named grand champion showman. Open class winner Lumumba a Black Angus steer owned by Judy Hurlbut led the grand champion herd. Barbara, UW student, left 4H work after this event to return to duties at the fair.
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Milwauker
Alice
Milwaukee Area
Bruce Bursten
Bayside
Jeanne Delmore
West Allis
Barbara Howell
Waukesha
Barbara
University of Wisconsin
Ayrshire
John Dalton
Hartland
James Thomey
Rhoda Sayre
Edgerton
Gayle Gerner
Whitewater
Lumumba
Judy Hurlbut
Verona
Judy
Ollie Lokken Barn Destroyed by Fire
A barn on the Ollie Lokken farm seven miles northwest of New Glarus burned yesterday afternoon. Six thousand bales of hay, a tractor and other farm machinery were lost. Several calves were driven from the barn and some remain missing. Firemen believe spontaneous combustion started the blaze. Alarm at 3 p.m. and fire units from New Glarus and Blanchardville responded.
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New Glarus
Ollie Lokken
Blanchardville
Berlin Tension Grows as Major Rallies Citizens
West Berlin faces a renewed East German border tightening with troops and tanks, as Major Willy Brandt calls for a mass protest outside City Hall. Western allies protest what they call illegal East German measures while refugees cross canals and the border remains heavily guarded.
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Berlin
West Berlin
West
Russia
U.S
Andrei I. Solovyev
Karlshorst
East Berlin
Willy Brandt
East Germany
Khrushchev
Moscow Radio
Germany
Co H and K Reunion Set at Windy Acres Golf Club
The annual H and K Reunion for veterans of World War I Co. H and World War II Co. K is planned for this weekend at Windy Acres Golf Club. Hugo H Voelkh serves as president with Harold Halverson as vice president and John Schild as secretary. Harris F Germann remains permanent corresponding secretary.
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Windy Acres
Co. H
Milwaukee
Monroe
Hugo H. Voelkh
Harold Halverson
John Schild
Harris F. Germann
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Price and
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Ed Pritzl
Bob Treml
Theo Wardensky
al Richter
Cuba
Red
Friedrichstrasse
Mendota
Janis Sandley
Nancy Buckingham
Janet Senn
Mary Ann Sacker
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Barbara Swenson
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Jane LaBorde
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