Editorial on Enos flight and early space achievements
The piece argues Enos the chimp’s orbit proved ground control and emergency handling, while praising flawless mission steps and rapid capsule recovery. It notes the first U.S. risk should involve human pilots eventually and questions Soviet claims with a skeptical tone about cosmonaut safety and record accuracy.
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Enos
U.S
Soviet Union
Kennedy Khrushchev Interview Warns on Germany Reunification
Washington observers study Izvestia text of President Kennedy interview with Khrushchev's son in law. Analysts note Kennedy avoided belligerence, signaling potential for diplomatic dealing and easing Berlin tensions. The 8000 words are seen as nudging East West talks toward an honorable Berlin solution.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Izvestia
White House
Germany
Red Germany
Soviet Union
United States
West Germany
Berlin
Mr. Kennedy
West Berlin
Wisconsin cheese honors and local industry notes decay
Ten years ago at the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association meeting John Marty of Davis cheese factory won top Swiss cheese honors while Walter Minnig of Silver Lewis took the limburger division. North Side Swiss Cheese Co-op suspended Swiss cheese manufacture and Bowman Dairy Co took over a receiving station. A new cyclotron was placed in operation near Pittsburgh at Carnegie Institute of Technology with Dr Edward Creutz directing the center. Lester R. Creutz, a former Monroe schools superintendent, is noted.
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John Marty
Davis Cheese Factory
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Walter Minnig
Silver Lewis Factory
North Side
Swiss Cheese Co-op
Bowman Dairy Co
Pittsburgh
Nuclear Research Center
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Edward Creutz
Monroe Schools
Lester R. Creutz
Church News from Monroe and Surrounding Towns
Church listings by denomination detail services Sunday school and worship times across Monroe, New Glarus, Monticello, Clarno, Stover, Fairfield, Brodhead, Juda, Union, Orangeville, Malkey, and Cedarville. Also note midweek circles, choirs, youth groups, and special study meetings led by Rev. Holling, Rev. Hinebaugh, and Rev. Tindle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren
Clarence Schultz Sr
John Nyn
Karl F. Koch
Bethel
Burton Holling
New Glarus
Shin Yea Sun
Holling
Monticello
Clarno
Zion
Frank R. Hinebaugh
Fairfield
George Vavra
Brodhead
Immanuel
Thurs
Paul J. Gibson
Phyllis
Church worship and Sunday schools listed across many towns
Regional church calendar lists worship times Sunday schools and services for multiple congregations including Confirma R F Bittorf Rev M A Sorenson Rev Jersild Rev Paul H Olm Rev J Allan Mittler Rev Daniel V Scho walter Rev Edward Nuss and Rev W C Anderson along with choir and youth fellowship activities across Monroe Monticello Adams Argyle Washington Browntown and nearby locales with specified Sunday schedules midweek rehearsals and special events for United Church of Christ Assembly of God and Union Presbyterian congregations.
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Confirma
R. F. Bittorf
McConnell
Richland Salem
Bittorf
Apple Grove
Church Council
Church Women
A. Sorenson
Yellowstone
Sorenson
Argyle
Adams
Emil C. Martinson
Aid Society
Green County
Martinson
South Wayne
Our Savior
Hans C. Jersild
Jordan
Jersild Wiota
David Redman
Blanchardville
Edward E. Swanson
United Church OF Christ
Zwingli
Albany Aid
Fellowship Hall
Zwingli Church
J. Allan Mittler
Washington
Esther
Mittler
Browntown
Peace
Daniel V. Schowalter
Religious services and schedules across Monroe area churches
A compiled notice lists worship times and events for multiple denominations in Monroe. Notable entries include New Apostolic and Baptist services, Episcopal Masses, Universalist worship, Nazarene service, Congregational worship, and Jehovahs Witnesses meetings with dates and times for midweek, Sunday, and special programs. Rev. Gerritt E Mouw Rev R H Scharnweber Rev John M Leggett Rev Albert Meereboer Rev Jesse R Dom Rev Lew Mills Rev A Gordon Wetmore and others named.
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NEW Apostolic
Monroe
R. H. Scharnweber
Baptist Monroe Chapel
Ioof
John M. Leggett
OF the Nazarene
A. Gordon Wetmore
Vernon Telephone Co-Op to Acquire Westby Telephone
The Rural Electrification Administration announced a $617,000 loan to Vernon Telephone Co-operative of Viroqua to finance plans to acquire Westby Telephone Co. The move aims to expand rural phone service and consolidate two regional providers.
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Washington W
Vernon Telephone Co
Viroqua
Rural Electrification Administration
Vernon Telephone
Westby Telephone Co
Quartets Plan Holiday Event At Madison West High
The sixth annual Christmas charity show the Quartet Christmas Card has Madison chapter of the barber shop singing society presenting at Madison West High School on Saturday December 9 at 8 p.m. Proceeds go to Empty Stocking Club and Kiddie Camp. Featured groups include Sweet Adelines Madison chapter, Capital Chaismen Chorus, Four Nubbins Spencer Ia Central States champions, Madison For Mer Close Quarters Badg Aires, and Be Four Rests of DeForest.
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Madison
Madison West High School
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Capital Chaismen Chorus
Nubbins
Spencer
Central States
New Glarus Society News and Farewell in Wisconsin
Mrs Millard Tschudy hosts fondue birthday dinner for Mrs Herman Burkhardt with guests including Mr and Mrs Burkhardt Paul Grossenbacher and Pius Buesser. Paul Grossenbacher hosts farewell dinner for Mr and Mrs P A McIntosh at his Mazo home. the couple returns to Dayton Ohio after ten days. McIntosh visits Madison’s Lakeview Sanatorium. Also note California crops claim highlights soil and climate diversity enabling 269 distinct crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Hofmann
Herman Burkhardt
Messrs
Mmes. Burkhardt
Paul Grossenbacher
Pius Buesser
P. A. McIntosh
John Grossenbacher
Mazomaine
McIntosh
Dayton
Otto Anderegg
Lakeview Sanitarium
Madison
Legislature In Brief: Senate Backs Delegates Plan and Channel 3 Vote
The Wisconsin Senate approved a bill letting major parties pick presidential delegates to the national convention by party endorsement rather than primary vote. The chamber also supported an Assembly resolution urging the FCC to retain Channel 3 in Madison, despite a proposed shift to UHF. a compromise amendment to keep VHF2 in southern Wisconsin and assign it to UW failed, and the final move concurred with the Assembly.
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Madison
Senate
Wisconsin
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Wisc-Tv
Raymond Bice
R-La Crosse
Bice
University of Wisconsin
Wisc- TV
Jess Miller
R-Richland Center
Rice
Miller
Channel 3
Assembly
Farmington Board Imposes 21 Year Beerage Limit
Waupaca County action closes four teenage bars in Farmington and King, marking the first county move after the October tabled countywide plan. Paper pulp and matches remain noted as major Swedish industries.
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Waupaca
Farmington
Waupaca County
King
Sweden
Freeman To Talk At NFO Convention
Orville L. Freeman, secretary of agriculture, will speak at the National Farmers Organization convention in Des Moines on December 7 and 8. More than 3,500 delegates are expected. Burnett Kubly announces a full local slate including Burnell Swenson and others. Freeman will address the Friday banquet. Michael De Angelis will also speak that evening. The event opens December 7 at 8 am with registration and 10 am session start. officer elections occur Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville L. Freeman
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Des Moines
Burnett Kubly
Brodhead
Green County
Kubly
Burnell Swenson
Melchior Denny
Gerhart Gruenburg
Ambrose Wenger
Ben Riemer
John Zurfluh
Leland Strommen
John
Ont
Vince Rossiter
Hartington, Neb
Bank
John T. Schlebecker
Iowa State University
Ames
Oren Lee Staley
NFC
Death notices for Poe kin and other prominent figures
Philadelphia great nephew of the poet and former Maryland attorney general dies at 90. New York textile executive and World War II veteran benefactor passes away at 67. Florida retired clergyman and professor Dr Richard Boynton dies at 91. New York concert cellist Luigi Silva, 58, born in Milan, dies. Chicago glamor icon Annabelle Buchan, 83, dies after long illness.
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Philadelphia
Edgar Allan Poe
Maryland
New York
Fred Levinthal
New Smyrna Beach
Fla
Richard Wilson Boynton
Luigio Silva
Milan
Italy
United States
Chicago
Annabelle Whitford Buchan
Gibson
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Julia Long
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Arthur Hartwig
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Cedarville
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Lew Mills
Emmanuel
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Theocratic Ministry
V. Georea Kingy
Paul Erb
Tri-State
Tri-State Breeders Co-op
Bangs
Lindsay
JD B
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Eclipse Wasp
Robert Newberry
Walter E. Gould
Eldon F. Schraepfer
James H. Gordon
Cas P. Larson
Mrs. Millard Tschudy
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Rogers TV
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