NFO Seeks Market Hold to Boost Farm Prices
Des Moines Iowa NFO leaders announce plans to hold cattle hogs sheep and grain off the market in a bid to pressure processors into long term higher price contracts. President Oren Lee Staley says approval is expected from 15 000 members as Ford and Sears distances themselves from the CEO plan. Milk may be included in the action with swift implementation hoped for.
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Des Moines
Iowa
National Farmers Organization
Oren Lee Staley
Rea. Mo
NFO
Ford Motor Co
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Committee On Economic Development
Theodore O. Yatema
Ford
Theodore V. Houser
Sears
NFC
Staley
Teachers Train At Gatherings For Monroe Schools
In service training for Monroe teachers continued with general and departmental sessions ahead of the first classes on Thursday. Speakers included Russell Mosely and Mrs. Nellie Thomas with a Legion film shown by Mrs. Eberhardt. schedules note start times for different grades and a Labor Day week return.
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Monroe
American Legion
William Eberhardt
The
Legion Auxiliary
Russell Mosely
State Department of Public Instruction
South School
Nellie Thomas
Rockford
Recreation Park
Beloit Drag Racer Dies After Mishap
Beloit driver Larry Kopp, 24, died at Burlington Memorial Hospital from injuries after a Sunday drag race wreck at Great Lakes Dragway Union Grove. He was hurled 50 feet when another dragster swerved into his lane during a quarter mile run.
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Burlington
Larry Kopp
Beloit
Burlington Memorial Hospital
Union Grove
Kopp
Great Lakes
Drowns at Lake Muskego Wisconsin Teenager Manka Dies
Arlette Manka, 15, of Franklin, drowned Monday while swimming with her sister and friends at Big Muskego Lake. The accident occurred during an outing on the lake in Wis. Authorities investigated the drowning and identified the victim.
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Lake Muskego
Wis
Arlette Manka
Franklin
Big Muskego Lake
Freeman Seeks Managed Abundance in Farm Price Help
Secretary Freeman described a choice between a Kennedy administration program of managed abundance and a free market plan by the Committee for Economic Development. He warned the CEO plan would reduce farm incomes and threaten the family farm system and rural towns.
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Washington
Freeman
House Agriculture Committee
Committee For Economic Development
CED
Satellite Setup Voted by House
The House approved a private profit making corporation to run the U.S. portion of a global space relay network. The vote was 372 to 10, closing the door on a Senate filibuster. A small group of liberal members argued the bill would giveaway taxpayers' dollars spent on space research.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
House
Senate
Wilhelm Tell Festival Art Show Opens Weekend in New Glarus
The 25th Wilhelm Tell Festival in New Glarus features a Sunday art show at the elementary school with nearly 70 Wisconsin artists and 1 000 works including oils pottery and woodwork. Highlights include artists Marianne Schwartz Florence Tomlinson Lela Smith Modesta Macke Roman Kedize Max Ferneckes and Monona Berger Rossel with entries judged by James Schmeler and prizes awarded by the Wilhelm Tell Guild. The town hosts a Saturday parade Alpine Festival and a Sunday Monday pageant with concerts flag throwers and band appearances. a taped Bell Ringers segment airs on WTMJ-TV Saturday morning.
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William Bischoff
Robert Elkins
James Schwalbach
University of Wisconsin
Times
New Glarus
Wisconsin
Marianne Schwartz
Green Bay
Florence Tomlinson
Madison
Lela Smith
Lancaster
Modesta Macke
Potosi
Roman Kedize
Me Kishner
Milwaukee Journal Art Staff
Max Ferneckes
Mineral Point
Tomlinson
Monona Berger Rossel
William Ziegler
Germany
James Schmeler
Milwaukee
Wilhelm Tell Guild
United Church of Christ Childrens Choirs
Glarus
Oconomowoc Legion Band
Carole Jeanne
Adm
Walter Schindler
Alice
Dairyland
Waldo Freitag
Johnson
Village Park
Glarmont
Dean Streiff
Wtmj-Tv
Paul Grossenbacher
Edwin Klass
Susan Streiff
Barbara Hoesly
Connie Wickline
Barbara Elmer
Marsha Colney
Jane Ingwell
Penny Disch
Jeanne Kummer
Lisa Tschudy
Budget Up by 309 United Fund Okays 20935 Drive Quota
The United Fund of Monroe Inc sets a 1962 drive budget of 20935, up 309 from 1961 and 1929.89 below the agencies’ request. Major allocations include Boy Scouts nearly one fourth, Red Cross 4000, Girl Scouts 3100, Salvation Army 2300, Tri County YMCA 1500, Christmas Stocking Fund 1000, Children’s Service 1450, and others with small changes. operating expenses are 800.
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United Fund of Monroe, Inc
Boy Scouts
Red Cross
Tri-County
Wisconsin Service Association
Hefty and Ringhand Enter Gallon Club at Blood Drive
Charles Hefty and Walter Ringhand joined the Gallon Club during the Bloodmobile visit at the Zwingli United Church of Christ in Monticello yesterday. Harold Schultz chaired the drive as 56 pints were collected toward a 75 pint quota, with 68 donors and 12 rejected. The next drive is planned for September in New Glarus and Monroe.
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Charles Hefty
Walter Ringhand
Gallon Club
Zwingli United Church of Christ, Monticello
Harold Schultz
New Glarus
Monroe
Wisconsin cheddar market steady with ample supplies
Madison Wisconsin traders report a steady cheese market with normal trading through outlets. Open market activity is light and small style stocks are ample while large styles are fully ample. Prices list cheddars 33 to 36 percent, 40 pound blocks 34 to 36 percent, single daisies 35 to 37 percent, longhorns 35 to 36 percent, midgets 37 to 38 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Spaceship's Course Error To Be Corrected Tuesday
A Monroe city tax report notes cheese storage exemptions and the Borden plant shutdown trimmed assessed values. Overall real estate rose slightly, personal property fell by 251,895, and boats and machinery tools dropped due to new laws and inventory movements.
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Borden
Philip N. Darling
Monroe
Darling
Ray Cheese Corp
Mercantile
Kennedy unemployment aid bid hits House panel rebuff
The House Ways and Means Committee rejected Kennedy's plan to renew extended unemployment benefits by one vote with a possibility of reconsideration next month. Secretary Goldberg said the program would aid about 850 900 unemployed persons. Critics argued continued extensions threaten state control and the insurance concept.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Kennedy
Goldberg
Goldberk
Stock Prices Slide In Sluggish Trading
New York stock market fell in sluggish trading as volume reached about 3 million shares. Major stocks declined fractions to one or two points amid cautious sentiment, with brokers citing reluctance to bid and a subdued post Labor Day outlook.
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New York
Wall Street
Labor Day
Designated Students To Get TB Skin Tests Early in School Year
Green County to administer TB skin tests in early school year for students in grades one five nine and twelve except Monroe Joint District No 1. County nurses Martha Tschudy and Estelle North coordinate. Monroe district clinic planned by J T Etter Jr. Store missed last year may test this year. If exposed or parents request, children may participate. Positive results may lead to chest x ray, not necessarily active disease. Clinic dates to be announced.
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Green County
Monroe
Mmes
Martha Tschudy
Estelle North
J. T. Etter Jr
Monroe City
Three Teens Injured in One Car Crash Near Juda
Three of four teen passengers were hospitalized after a one car crash near Juda at 11 31 p m. Driver Richard A Kubly 17 suffered minor cuts and bruises. Hollenstein 17 fractured wrist and broken forearm Cummings 17 shoulder separation Berndt 17 fractured left arm and contusions.
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Juda
St. Clare
Richard A. Kubly
Argyle Road
John Hollenstein
16Th Avenue
Terry Cummings
15Th Street
Marian Berndt
8Th Avenue
Dr. Adrian Davis Dies After Heart Attack in Madison
Dr. Adrian W. Davis, 43, a Madison physician and partner in a local clinic, died Monday night after a heart attack at an associate's home. He was a native of Kankakee and lived in Madison.
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Madison
Adrian W. Davis
Kankakee
NASA Sees Venus Flyby Close After Mariner 2 Boost
NASA officials say Mariner 2 has a strong chance to pass within 10 000 miles of Venus in December after a 180 million mile journey. The 37.3 pound midcourse motor and ground control aim to ignite next Tuesday after trajectory refinements and system checks.
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Venus
United States
Mariner 2
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goldstone
Calif
Hoover, 88, Undergoes Major Surgery in New York
Former President Herbert Hoover, aged 88, had an operation at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center for removal of an intestinal lesion. He withstood the three hour plus procedure well and rests satisfactorily. The lesion’s nature was unknown with lab results due midweek.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
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Bennet Robertson
Don Dunaway
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Adrian Davis
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Fla
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