Kennedy voices sympathy as NFO pushes price rise
President Kennedy expressed sympathy for farmers facing low wages amid the National Farmers Organization plan to withhold livestock and grain from markets. He noted no proof of consumer deprivation and recalled past failed withholding efforts.
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Associated Press
Kennedy
National Farmers Organization
NFC
Madison
Oscar Mayer and Co
Midwest
Percy Hardiman
Hartland
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Frank Urschlitz
Meat Cutters Union
Mayer
NFO
Action Council Meeting Tonight
United Action Council meets at 7 30 p m in First National Bank community room to discuss Welcome Home program for 32nd Division troops. George L Wells presides as Green County Medical Society seeks UAC support for a Sabin polio vaccine drive in fall with three administering periods in October November and December.
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First National Bank
George L. Wells
UAC
Green County Medical Society
Final bike registration set for Saturday at Monroe police station
The final bicycle registration will be held Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Monroe police station. Bicycles without licenses after Saturday will be ticketed. Licenses were issued on two prior Saturdays, with an extra day added due to many bike owners being on vacation.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Gubernatorial Race Dominates Primary Talk
Governor Nelson urges Democrats not to sway in the September primary though he runs unopposed. Wisconsin GOP hopefuls include Wilbur Renk criticizing Philip G. Kuehn who campaigns in Random Lake and Madison. Kuehn pushes rehab programs, expanded vocational training, and more state control of higher ed.
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U. S. Senate
Patrick J. Lucey
Madison
Alexander Wiley
Milwaukee
Wiley
Kefauver
Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Judiciary
Wilbur Renk
Philip G. Kuehn
Warren Knowles
Random Lake
Renk
Kuehn
GOP
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Dane County
Wisconsin
State Coordinating Committee On Higher Education
Tractor Tragedy Claims East Troy Man
Ernest Jahnke 71 was crushed when his tractor tipped as he backed it to attach to a hay rack on his Route 1 East Troy farm. The fatal accident occurred Wednesday night at his residence.
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East Troy
Ernest Jahnke
Route 1
Streiff to Play Tell in Weekend Swiss Pageant
Clayton Streiff, a 38 year old farmer, will replace the late Gilbert Ott as Wilhelm Tell in this weekend’s pageant at Tell Grounds east of the village. The German version runs Saturday, English Monday, both starting at 1 30 p.m. Other castings include Marshall Ingwell taking over Melchtal and Paul Lehman added to the German version.
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Kenneth
Clayton
Tell
Gilbert Ott
New Glarus
Rudenz
Streiff
Dennis
Gessler
Times
Wilhelm
Ott
Tell Grounds
Melchtal
Marshall Ingwell
Paul Lehman
Stephen
Melvin Streiff
Gary
Mary Hartman
Jane Strickler
Susan Strickler
Beth Luchsinger
Bonnie Hustad
Jane Pfund
Barbara Alderman
Claudia Ingwell
Joann Hoesly
Mary Heiman
Christine Streiff
Julie Strickler
Jeanne Kummer
Wanda Streiff
Millard Tschudy
Dean Streiff
Bell
Susan Streiff
Connie Wickline
Marsha Colney
Barbara Hoesly
Barbara Elmer
Jane Ingwell
Penny Disch
Don
Ed Wills
Oswald Schneider
Three School Land Detachments Okayed In County Hearings
Green and Lafayette County school committees approved three petitions detaching parcels from Belleville and South Wayne or Monroe districts. Hearings at Browntown followed petitions by Paul F. Rufenacht Ed Kaster and George Lawyer. Nine petitions on lands in the former Gill rural district to be heard at Albany tonight.
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Lafayette County
Browntown
Paul F. Rufenacht
South Wayne
Monroe
Ed Kaster
George Lawyer
Argyle
Albany
Gill
Belleville
Rock
Dane
Kennedy Warns Of Nuclear Arms Surge and Test Ban
President Kennedy warned that by war end the world could see ten to fifteen nuclear powers and urged a verifiable test ban. He noted Soviet objections to inspection, warned that one detonation could trigger a wider exchange, and called for international agreement before the decade ends.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Cuba
Caribbean
Cheese Trade Fair Signals Steady Cheddar Markets in Madison
Madison cheese trade reports steady cheddar prices with demand fair to good. Supplies are ample for small and large styles, with 40 block holds seen to push higher prices. price spreads show car load bases around 33 to 36 percent and 40-pound blocks near 34 to 36 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Roles To Be Filled Pageant For Church Centennial
At St. John's United Church of Christ, 18 male roles remain open for the Centennial Pageant to be staged at the Twining Park Outdoor Community Theater at 2 30 p m on Sunday Sept 30. The pageant will launch a centennial observance with sets costumes and makeup coordinated by church members.
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St. John’s
Howard Counselman
Lena Rubi
Els
Mere Howe
A.C. Benkett
Fred Blanc
John D. Stauffacher
John Weiss
Fred Glauser
Christian Education
Senate Rejects Withholding Plan in Tax Revision Vote
Senate defeats Kennedy proposal for a withholding system on dividend and interest income 66 to 20, despite administration push. Treasury says it would raise about 900 million dollars annually to fund the investment credit, with 5 billion in underreported income.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
House
Treasury
U.S
State to decide next airport steps after papers filed
Mayor Orville R Evans announced all property papers and easements for Monroe's municipal airport have been signed and sent to the State Aeronautics Commission. T K Jordan head of the commission has not yet met Evans to confirm if a 2000 foot secondary runway will be built this fall. Bartlett owner Arthur Bartlett Route 1 Monroe may keep the present airport if 1000 in back rent is paid.
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Orville R. Evans
State Aeronautics Commission
Evans
T.K. Jordan
State Commission
L.A. Koenig
Arthur E. Bartlett
Monroe
Bartlett
Rural transfers move 12 students to junior high
Superintendent D. J. Huenink says overcrowding at Hiawatha and Sander’s schools prompts the transfer of 12 rural students to junior high. Eight eighth graders shift to junior high, with teachers Marian Zimmerman and Robert Eicholtz retaining classes. Four seventh graders move from Sander’s. No other rural transfers are planned. Enrollments vary as students return from vacation.
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Supt
D.J. Huenink
Hiawatha
Sander
Huenink
Marian Zimmerman
Robert Eicholtz
North Western Trains Tied Up by Telegraphers Strike
Chicago and North Western Railway halted operations across nine Midwestern states as 1,000 AFL-CIO Order of Railroad Telegraphers members walk out at 7 a.m. Freight and passenger service stopped with 15,000 other workers not crossing picket lines. Kennedy and Secretary Goldberg had urged settlement.
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Chicago and North Western Railway
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Afl-Cio
Goldberg
Kennedy Names Goldberg to Labor Post as Frankfurter Retires
President Kennedy appoints Arthur J. Goldberg to succeed Labor Secretary John Wirtz as undersecretary Willard Wirtz takes over Labor. Justice Frankfurter retires after 23 years on the Supreme Court citing diminishing health. Goldberg, 54, brings labor law experience and helped merge AFL and CIO.
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Aisling Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
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W. Willard Wirtz
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Chicago and North Western Railway
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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CIO
Congress
Israeli Soldier Killed in Syria Border Fire
An Israeli soldier died in a two hour clash on the northern border after Syrians opened fire on an Israeli road repair party. The army spokesman reported the exchange began Wednesday.
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Jerusalem
Israel
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