State studies rindless Swiss cheese hearing testimony
The Wisconsin State Department of Agriculture will study four hours of testimony on proposed rules for rindless Swiss cheese grading. About 300 attendees included cheesemakers and dealers, seeking larger eyes and smaller bellies for better appearance and slicing. Debates covered mold control, a two month pilot run, and calls to extend testing to a year to account for seasonal factors and mold issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
County Agricultural
Donald McDowell
Department
F.J. Griffith
State Department
J. Walter Donovan
N. Dorman and Co
Armour Creameries
Borden Foods
N. Dorman
House of Mt. Horeb
Monroe Cheese Co
Pauley Cheese Co
Ed Roth and Co
Mt. Horeb
Swiss Cheese Corp
Swiss Colony
Triangle Cheese Co
Trumpy Cheese Co
Donovan
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Roy Kundert
Foreign Type Cheesemakers
Galli
Bids Due Sept 20 For Monroe Senior High Addition
The Monroe Board of Education sets 2 p.m. September 20 for bid openings on four main contracts for the senior high addition. Architects From Weiler and Strang say plans will be mailed next week with complete specs. Occupancy is scheduled for August 1, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Board of Education
Nat Sample
Weiler and Strang and Associates
Madison
Sample
Trailer Fire Fatal To Infant at Park
Mr and Mrs Donald Kurtz and their three year old son Scott escaped a burning trailer at High Cliff State Park Wednesday night but 20 month old Wayne Kurtz died in the blaze. Edward J Mahoney of Wildwood Illinois said he heard an explosion and ran from his camp about 150 feet away. The Kurtzes were seriously burned and Mrs Kurtz suffered minor burns to her arm and face. Their home is in Park Ridge Til.
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High Cliff
Donald Kurtz
Scott
High Cliff State Park
Kurtz
Wayne
Edward J. Mahoney
Wildwood
Ill
Park Ridge, Til
Bridegroom Dies In Kidnap Attack Near Reno
A California man, 23, married in Reno, died after being shot twice in the head following a motel room kidnapping and assault on his bride Patricia. The attack occurred early Wednesday. Larry Fister of Nevada authorities pursued and captured the kidnapper near Silver Springs. Mrs Foster, 23, of Medford, Ore, was treated for shock.
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Reno
California
Jack Foster
Yreka
Calif
Washoe Medical Clinic
Foster
Medford
Ore
Larry Fister
Nevada
Silver Springs
Sakes
Patricia
Lucey says campaign guidance caused confusion
Democratic State Chairman Patrick J. Lucey explains his advice to avoid legislating on the campaign trail caused unintended editorial reaction. He defends discussing issues publicly and says Democrats will continue to debate topics while avoiding formal lawmaking on the stump.
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Pat Lucey
Imadison
Patrick J. Lucey
NFO Caravan Protests Plan to Shift Farmers' Work
National Farmers Organization members toured five Wisconsin counties in a protest against a recommendation to reassign one third of U S farmers to other work. The caravan ended after a loud, orderly demonstration at Madison Ford dealership, with stops at Ford agencies in Dane Sauk Columbia Green Lake and Fond du Lac Counties. An NFO spokesman cited a Ford official who chaired the Committee for Economic Development as the link to the recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
National Farmers Organization
Wisconsin
America
Ford
Dane
Sauk
Columbia
Green Lake
Fond du Lac
Committee For Economic Development
Debate Retreat Stirs GOP Jibes
Democratic gubernatorial candidate John W. Reynolds pulled out of the only major TV debate with GOP nominee Philip Kuehn and Wilbur Renk. Reynolds said he will debate only on his terms, proposing a pattern like the Kennedy Nixon debates. State party head Patrick Lucey cited a carnival forum atmosphere as unacceptable. Kuehn and Renk criticized the move while reminding voters of Democratic farm policy history and past farm bill attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Patrick Lucey
Philip Kuehn
Wilbur Renk
Renk
Lucey
Kuehn
Burlington
Wisconsin
Robert Lewis
Washington
Senate approves farm curbs plan to cut grain surpluses
Senate approved a farm bill 47 to 37 aimed at reducing grain surpluses by curbing price supports for corn sorghum barley and other feed grains starting with the 1964 crops A production control on wheat would also be considered if producers approve The measure moves to the House for a conference and possible agreement before final passage Senator Humphrey says House leaders expect accord on wheat and feed grains Proxmire and Wiley of Wisconsin voted against the bill An amendment extending feed grain aid to contaminated pasture areas was adopted
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Washington
Senate
Wisconsin
Wiley
Proxmire
Kennedy
House
Chamber
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate House
Kennedy Warns Billions Needed For Space Push
President Kennedy says the United States is investing billions and mounting effort to surpass the Soviet Union in space by decade’s end. He notes the Soviets lead in some areas and defends the nation’s long term space program while praising Arctic submarine feats and a Senate probe into stockpile profits. He cites Hanna Mining profits and Humphrey’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
United States
Russia
Fire Destroys Tenant Building on Brugger Farm
A vacant tenant house on the John Brugger Jr. farm near Highway 59 between Monroe and Albany burned late yesterday afternoon. Defective wiring is blamed as the likely cause after power was turned on to pump water to the barn, with water and smoke damage noted and firefighters forcing access to stop the spread.
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John Brugger Jr
Old Speck
Highway 59
Monroe
Albany
Bruggers
Juda Fire O Ae
Brugger Farms
Satellite Launch Near Arguello California
An unidentified satellite was launched from Arguello California in predawn darkness atop a Blue Scout rocket according to the Air Force report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Arguelloa
Calif
Air Force
Bullets Miss De Gaulle in Paris Ambush
Police hunted a Secret Army Organization band after an ambush near Paris missed President De Gaulle by inches. The attack, blamed on right wing extremists, involved at least 10 gunmen firing about 150 bullets. De Gaulle escaped unharmed with his wife as interior and security measures were highlighted.
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Paris
Secret Army Organization
de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Algeria
Roger Frey
Welcome Home plans for Monroe High Band unit
Ten members of Monroe High School Band form a drum corps to march with Company B at Twining Park for the 32nd Division welcome home program led by drum major Phyllis Mohns. VFW Color Guard leads, city band concert at 8, 75 minute program, dance at the Armory, rain plan to junior high. Mayor Orville Evans chairs. jet overflight hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
First Methodist Church
Twining Park
Phyllis Mohns
VFW
Orville Evans
Armory
Roy Vetterli
Music Trust Fund
Monroe Musicians Union
George Wells
United Action Council of
Josef Benkert
Fire Department
Niagara Falls
Cheese Demand Steady as Fall School Season Arrives
In Madison Wisconsin demand remains fair to improved with limited supplies of milk. Small cheese styles are ample while large blocks are fully available. Prices show cheddar at 33 to 36 percent, 40 pound blocks 34 to 36 percent, single daisies 35 to 37 percent, longhorns 35 to 36 percent, and midgets at 37 to 38 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Polar Sub Rendezvous Signals Arctic War Danger
President Kennedy disclosed a secret Arctic operation where the U S Navy atomic submarines Skate and Sea Dragon met under polar ice then surfaced at the North Pole. The July 31 to August 2 rendezvous demonstrated feasible anti submarine warfare in ice bound waters and warned that the Arctic could be a launch point for Soviet subs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Navy
Polar
Arctic
Kennedy
Skate
Seadragon
North Pole
Navy
Arctic Ocean
United States
Canada
Atlantic
Greenland
Russia
Principal Dies In Separate Wisconsin Crashes
The 1962 Wisconsin highway toll rises to 566 with two deaths. Harland Steele, 20, of rural Oregon, died after his car left Highway 14 and Dane County Highway A, his body found by a passing motorist near Oregon. Richard Armstrong, 34, Chippewa Falls junior high principal, died when his car struck a bridge abutment after leaving Interstate 94 near Woodville in St. Croix County.
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Associated Press
Chippewa Falls
Dane County
Wisconsin
Harland Steele
Oregon
Madison
Richard Armstrong
Woodville
St. Croix County
Bloodmobile to Visit Monticello Monday
Red Cross bloodmobile to operate in Monticello Monday from 10 30 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. at Fellowship hall The Monticello Mt Pleasant Washington Adams Township quota set at 75 pints Lunch provided by Zwingli Aid Society of the church
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Monticello
Red Cross
Fellowship Hall
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Adams Township
Zwingli Aid Society
Church
Revised 12th Street Route Aims To Relieve Highway 69
Monroe planning commission approves a bypas s style extension of 7th avenue to reroute Highway 69 traffic and link 12th street for east west flow toward Highway 1181. The plan includes a two way 12th street, a northern 7th avenue extension, and adjustments to routes near the incinerator and Green County Fast Freight Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th Avenue
Monroe
Planning Commission
12Th Street
7Th Avenues
12Th
9Th Streets
Donald C. Gerhard
The
Green Engineering Co
Middleton
Behring Motors
1Th Street
Green County Fast Freight Co
L1th Street
13Th Street
23Rd Avenue
Rufenacht Oil Co
9Th Street
32nd Division Group Aids Kuehn Campaign
The Kuehn for Governor Committee formed the 32nd Division Kuehn for Governor Committee Kuehn's 100 including four Monroe men Hugo H. Voelkli Theodore J. Burgy Arthur T. Tschudy and Leo W. Hauri. The Red Arrow Division team of 100 recently returned from Fort Lewis Washington were recruited as Kuehn's 100 at Ft Lewis.
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Kuehn
Monroe
Hugo H. Voelkli
Theodore J. Burgy
Arthur T. Tschudy
Leo W. Hauri
Red Arrow
Fort Lewis
Wash
Ft. Lewis
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Kittelsen
Jerry Coplien
Jerry Dwyer
Park and Recreation
Bud Wilde
Homer Marshall
Martin's
Times
Democratic
NFO Caravan
City Plans Group
U.S
Cuba
Berlin
Soviets
Britain
France
Pacific
Hanna Mining Co
Eisenhower
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Humphrey
MHS Drum Corps
Bloodmobile
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