Wilson outlines draft plan and 4 year extension
Secretary of Defense Wilson presented a plan to extend the draft act for four years and implement a double induction system. The proposal includes long and short term draftees, higher pay for longer service, and minimal changes to reserve and National Guard structures. Congress plans to hear the plan in January.
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Washington
Congress
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
Reserve
National Guard
Organized Reserve
Ready Reserve
Beloit Breeder Ira Inman Dies at 86
Ira E. Inman a longtime Wisconsin dairy figure and Brown Swiss breeder died at his Beloit home at 86. He chaired the state board of agriculture from 1942 to 1951 after serving as assemblyman 1932 to 1936 and led the National Brown Swiss Association for 30 years. Survived by sons Robert and Howard, services set for Friday afternoon.
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Ira E. Inman
Wisconsin Board of Agriculture
Inman
Board of Agriculture
Rock County
National
Brown Swiss Association
Wisconsin
Harrison Inman
Orfordville
Robert
Savannah
Howard
Deer Rampage Ends With Fatal Shot Near Myers Home
A 130 pound buck roamed Myers Sr. home area in the city, smashing through windows and damaging the interior before lawmen and city officers killed the deer after a chase from IOOF hall to the Myers residence on 17th avenue. Mrs. Myers sheltered with a neighbor as Pederson Benkert and officers corralled the animal, which had been cut by glass and caused extensive kitchen damage.
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Archie Myers Jr
A. S. Myers Sr
17Th Avenue
Times
Myers
St. Clare Hospital
Pederson
IOOF
Kroger
Benkert
Alvin Marty
Warren Jensen
Jensen
Lloyd Grinnell
Judge Recesses Damage Hearing On Highway Relocation
A county court recessed a noon session to 9 a m Tuesday to fix damages for land taken in the relocation of a portion of Highway 11 Monroe Browntown. The hearing, before Judge Marshall L Peterson, began Monday with eight landowners represented by witnesses including State Senator Melvin J Olson and local residents. State witnesses S A Mashkuck and Waldo Freitag failed to appear due to road conditions.
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Monroe-Browntown
Marshall L. Peterson
Melvin J. Olson
South Wayne
Herman J. Schmitz
Ernest Waeffler
Fred Krebs
James Timmons
F. L. Buchschacher
Thomas Thorp
Glenn L. Hasse
William Schuetz
S. A. Mashkuck
Madison
Monroe
Waldo Freitag
New Glarus
Pope Pius XII Bedfast In Vatican Diet Change
The 78 year old Pope Pius XII remains bedfast in Vatican City as doctors report his gastritis relapse with the pontiff on a strict diet. The status was described as little changed, reflecting ongoing health concerns for the church leader.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Showdown on Censure Arrives in Capitol Mail
Bundles of petitions against Senator McCarthy, labeled 10 Million Americans Mobilizing for Justice, were shipped by armored car to Washington. Leaders claim 1,000,816 signatures certified by an auditing firm, with totals possibly reaching 1.5 million as counting continues. A separate telegram from New York churchmen and labor leaders urged censure, citing damage to national and international prestige.
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New York
Joseph R. McCarthy
Washington
U. S. Senate
Nixon
Senate
William F. Knowland
California
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
John G. Crommelin
Crommelin
Legislative Branch
Sen
McCarthy
Charles K. Gilbert
Protestant Episcopal Church of New York
Morris Lushewitz
New York City
Murray A. Meyerson
Manhattan
The
American Jewish Congress
Safe Driving Day Plans To Be Mapped
Monroe SD Day committee members will map preliminary plans at a 7:30 p.m. meeting in City Hall to promote participation in the nationwide Safe Driving Day program. The effort, sponsored by President Eisenhower's national committee for safety, aims for no traffic deaths during the 24 hour period starting midnight December 15.
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Monroe
Wesley L. Dodge
Milk Dispenser Donated to School by Dairy Leader
Supt E O Evans told high schoolers about Albert H Stoldt a dairy leader who funded a $700 vending machine for milk outside Lincoln gym The machine operates on a nickel and returns change to support free milk days profits go to the school board Stoldt was absent due to illness in St Clare Hospital He previously led the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association for 20 years
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E. O. Evans
Albert H. Stoldt
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Lincoln Gym
Lincoln Building
Evans
Kansas City
Green County
Board of Education
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St. Clare Hospital
Woman dies in crash near Fort Atkinson
Mrs. Lillian Strommen, 50, of Fort Atkinson, died early today when the car she rode in collided with a cattle truck on Highway 30, three miles east of the Jefferson County line.
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FT. Atkinson
Lillian Strommen
Jefferson County
Snowbound Roads Prompt Hazards Across County
The county highway department warned drivers of slippery roads as snow turns to ice after yesterday’s mix. Up to eight inches fell in Lone Rock with seven in Madison, causing several rollovers and stalls, while Marinette reported clear roads and one accident occurred near Argyle on County Trunk C last night.
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Schwarzenberger
Monroe
Juda
Green County
Lone Rock
Madison
Wausau
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Marinette
Shawano
Fond du Lac
Kenosha
Dean F. Flannery
Argyle
Chester Flanagan
Russia urges inclusion of China and North Korea in UN talks
In the United Nations General Assembly political committee, Soviet delegate Jacob Malik urged inviting Red China and Communist North Korea to participate in the Korean peace debate. Thailand's foreign minister Wan Waithayakon proposed inviting South Korea. American sources noted U.S. delegate James Wadsworth would back South Korea's inclusion and oppose Peiping or North Korea.
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N. Y
Russia
Red China
North Korea
U. N
General Assembly
Jacob Malik
Prince Wan Waithayakon
Thailand
South Korea
U. S
James Wadsworth
Peiping
Ammon Defends Wrestling Crown at Turner Hall
Defending Swiss wrestling champion Ernest Ammon of Monroe faces 11 entrants with a possible 12th from Ohio as judges award 8 to 10 points per round rule. The crowning follows the Cheesemakers Ball at Turner Hall with Miss Evelyn Johnson of Browntown officiating and wreaths to winners.
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Turner Hall
Ohio
Ernest Lehr
George Hollenstein
Darlington
William Tienatsch
Ernest Ammon
Monroe
Evelyn Johnson
Browntown
Pure Milk Group Meets Tomorrow in Monroe
Officers and directors of the Monroe local Pure Milk Association will be elected at tomorrow's annual business session at Turner hall. Richard Cech editor of the Pure Milk News will be guest speaker and Myron E. Jeglum county agent will discuss Bang's disease.
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Monroe
Pure Milk Association
Turner Hall
John Haldiman
William Wood
Paul Baumgartner
Ed Kaderly
Gayle Matzke
Alfred Meier
Ed Ruff
Gilbert Dettwiler
Leon Gempeler
Monticello
Richard Cech
Pure
Saigon Police and Army Clash in Chinese Quarter
Vietnamese police and a company of national army troops fought an hour long battle in Saigon’s crowded Chinese district. Four policemen and two soldiers were killed in the early morning confrontation.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
National Army
Jail Remodeling Proposal Ready for County Board
Robert G. Rote of the Alvin F. Rote Co said detailed remodeling plans and an estimated cost are ready for the County Board jail committee to review. The firm has received state approvals and plans indicate the west side addition can be built without disturbing the existing jail, avoiding prisoner displacement.
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Robert G. Rote
Alvin F. Rote Co
Rote
Louis R. Wolleson
Leo Ties
Brodhead
Wolleson
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Monroe
Milwaukee
State Industrial Commission
Corrections Division
State Department of Welfare
Madison
Russell G. Oswald
Corrections
McCarthy Mail Cover Confirmed in Senate Inquiry
Sen. Hayden confirmed a mail cover was placed on Sen. McCarthy in 1952 as part of an inquiry into his finances and brokers. Debate over censure heated as Republicans and Democrats clash on legality and the scope of the investigations.
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Hayden
D-Ariz
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McCarthy
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Senate Elections
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Congress
Senate Rules Committee
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Hennings
D-Mo
Brokers
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Calif
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Utah
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Bush
Rconn
Sen. Young
R-Nd
Young
H. Alexander Smith
Watkins Committee
Two Iowa Girls Win Top Honors at Show
Two Iowa farm girls won the steer grand and reserve championships at the International Live Stock Exposition. Janice Hullinger 16 of Manly won the grand with Aber deen-Angus yearling Shorty, weighing 1,080 pounds. Barbara Clausen 15 of Spencer captured the reserve with Salty, a 1,120 pound shorthorn yearling. It marked the first time in 55 years that two girls won the big prizes in open competition.
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Chicago
Iowa
Janice Hullinger
Manly
Barbara Clausen
Spencer
Janice
Barbara
Barb
Montfort Leader Henry Kramer Dies at 75
Henry Kramer 75 Montfort village president and head of Citizens State Bank died Tuesday. Services will be Friday in the community building.
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Henry Kramer
Montfort Village
Citizens State Bank
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