Dairy Storage Woes Seen For Spring
Washington rep Melvin R Laird warns of a looming dairy storage crunch next April and May due to heavy CCC butter purchases and large turkey stocks. CCC held 176 million pounds butter and 48 million pounds cheese as of December 1, with price supports raised May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Melvin R Laird
R-Wis
Laird
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Freeman
Wisconsin
New York
Agriculture Department
Brodhead Seeks Donors of Blood for Mobile Visit
Donor recruitment for a bloodmobile stop in Brodhead is underway. The unit will be at Brodhead Grade School gymnasium from 2 to 6 p.m. on Thursday December 14, with a 125 pint quota. Co chairmen Frederick Blanc and Dr Ronaldean Pawlisch urge participation and note a Monroe visit planned for January 2.
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Brodhead
Frederick Blanc
Red Cross
Ronaldean Pawlisch
Thelma Burt
Albany
Delbert Heins
Ted Miller
Monroe
Monroe to Consider Ten Dollar Mobile Home Parking Fee
Monroe officials will present a proposal to raise the mobile home parking fee to 10 dollars a month, double the current 5 dollars, based on costs for municipal and school services. A public hearing will be held later. no action tomorrow. Also proposed is a 5 cent hourly wage increase for street, incinerator, and police department staff in line with the merit system. Rex Eyler to preside. Mayor Evans away at Christmas concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Walter J. Bober
Finance and Taxation Committee
Bober
Rex N. Eyler
Eyler
Orville R. Evans
Co. B
Katanga Nears Clash With U N Ongoing Tension
Katanga Foreign Minister Evariste Kimba warned of shooting down any planes over the secessionist province. Katanga troops set roadblocks toward the U N camp, killing one soldier, wounding three, and taking 15 hostages over the weekend. U N forces replied with armored cars as tensions escalated near Elisabethville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabethville
Katanga
Evariste Kimba
U.N
Kimba
George Ivan Smith
New York
Flannery Reclaims Heavyweight Crown in Swiss title win
Flannery of Browntown dethroned Hans Jaeggi of Judo to win his third Swiss heavyweight wrestling championship on Saturday night at Turner Hall. Eugene Stettler of Monroe captured the lightweight title with 56 points, while Flannery tallied 37.50 and Jaeggi 37.25. The two weight divisions marked the second year of this format with Dancing following the awards. The event was sponsored by the Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association with Roy Kundert presiding.
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Sandra Kay Burgi
Turner Hall
Miss Burgi
Eugene Settler
DeWayne
Tarz
Flannery
Keith Christen
Hans Jaeggi
Willie Kummer
Vewayne
Saz
Browntown
Eugene Stettler
Monroe
Cheesemakers
Jaeggi
Stettler
New Glarus
Gary Lehr
Juda
Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association
Roy Kundert
Blanchardville
Mrs. Coates Stricken at 64 in Monroe
Kathryn Gruenewald Coates of Monroe dies at 64 in St. Clare hospital after a short illness. She was married to Wilmer Coates Aug. 9, 1928 in St. John’s church. Surviving are her husband and a sister Mrs. N. H. Durst. three brothers had died. Services set for Wednesday at St. John’s with Rev. Olm officiating. friends may call after noon tomorrow at Shriner-Neushwander funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamer Coates
Juda
Kathryn Gruenewald
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Jacob
Katherine Gempeler Gruenewald
Wilmer Coates
N. H. Durst
Jacob J
William
Fred
Shriner-Neushwander
Walker vows lone fight against communism
Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker says he will go it alone in his battle against communism and will not affiliate with any specific group or organization such as the John Birch Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch
New York
Edwin A. Walker
John Birch Society
Mirl Whitenack Heat Expert Dies at 63
Mirl E Whitenack 63 of 1711 10th street inventor and heat controls specialist died at 5 38 am in St. Clare hospital after long illness. Born Portland Ind April 5 1898 son of Matthew and Rebecca Whitenack. Married Lida Nicholson New York City March 17 1937. Trained in electrical and mechanical engineering in U S Navy World War I. Designed and installed power plants for 14 years then formed own control firm in mid 1940s before joining Swiss Colony five years ago. Surviving wife son John David Chicago daughter Gertrude Shadid Normal Ill three brothers Omer Earl Safety Harbor Fla Jess Ft Wayne Ind two grandchildren. Services Wednesday in Ft Wayne. Friends may call at Newcomer funeral home tonight. Body to Ft Wayne.
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Mirl E. Whitenack
10Th Street
Heat Controls and Research, Inc
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Whitenack
Portland
Ind
Matthew and
Rebecca Finch Whitenack
Lida Nicholson
New York City
U.S. Navy
Midwest
John David
Chicago
Gertrude Shadid
Normal
Ill
Omer
Earl
Safety Harbor
Fla
Jess
Ft. Wayne
Newcomer Funeral Home
Nelson Asks Assembly To Speed Tax Action
Gov Nelson urged fast passage of a compromise tax revision bill in a message laid before the Assembly. The Assembly planned to begin work with amendments while the Senate reconvenes Tuesday. The Heart Association reported total contributions of 26,437,981 to the 1961 campaign.
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Nelson
Assembly
Adidun
Pasage
Senate
New York
National Heart Association
Association
Laos Peace Conference Approves Six Point Agreement
Western powers and the Soviet bloc reached a six point accord at the Laos peace conference in Geneva. Britain and the Soviet Union are named joint guardians of Laotian neutrality and will consult on actions if peace or neutrality are threatened. A three nation control commission of Canada India and Poland will oversee the cease fire with veto power for major decisions by the bloc. Situation reports and minor actions pass by majority vote while formal recommendations require unanimity.
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Geneva
Laos
Britain
Soviet Union
Control Commission
Canada
India
Poland
Orfordville Man Now Seeks Bail
Roy James Baumgartner, 34, of Orfordville, was arraigned in Phoenix on federal charges linked to shortages of 70588 at the Farmers and Merchants Bank in Orfordville. The former assistant cashier, jailed on a 5000 bond, hopes to arrange bail soon. He was arrested by the FBI at a motel two days after arriving. his wife accompanied him.
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Roy James Baumgar Wer
Orfordville
Phoenix
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Baumgartner
U.S
Cary B. Wilson
FBI
J. James Rowan
Arizona
Fabian Debut Drop Leads ABC Affiliates to Pull Show
Madison and other ABC affiliates canceled Sunday night's Bus Stop episode featuring Fabian in his TV dramatic debut about a teenage killer described as strong drama. WKOW TV 27 Madison joined the pull, while WREX TV Rockford aired with an adult viewing warning.
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Madison
ABC
Fabian
New York
Amercan Broadcasting Co
Wkow-Tv
Wrex-Tv
Rockford
Chipman Talk Open to Public at Senior High PTA
Monroe CD director William K. Chipman will speak at 7 45 p m in the M Room of Monroe High School to outline Civil Defense planning for home school and community. The meeting of the Senior High School PTA is open to the public and urged for Monroe residents to attend.
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Water Views
Monroe CD
Civil Defense
PTA
William K. Chipman
State CD
John Usher
Monroe
Community Christmas Stocking project plans packing
Monroe Woman's Club coordinates Christmas Stocking drive for Dec 22 with co chairs Mrs Burri Holtshopple and Mrs Zwybart. Families listed for needs, donations invited including clothing toys bedding and food. Packing at Dearth Motors, Alvin F Rote truck for debris, VFW to deliver with 14 volunteers named.
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Monroe Woman's Club
Ludlow Memorial Library
Mmes
David J. Burri
Allie, Holtshopple
Doran R. Zwy- Bart
Edmund C. Hamplton
18Th Avenue
Dearth Motors
Alvin F. Rote Co
VFW
John Wagner
Walter Laeser
Robert Hahn
Robert Schmidt
Homer Marshall
Allie Beer
John Marty
Fred Beer
Alvin Riese
Virgil Wilkins
Walter Schild
Mike
Ed Kaster
Edward Boyle
Wisconsin Men Said Getting Holiday Leave Transport Preferentially
A St. Louis Globe-Democrat report cites a mother’s complaint that Wisconsin members of the 32nd Division are favored for Christmas leave travel. The division says efforts aim for equal access, with about 75 percent of the 13 600 men to receive leaves December 20 to January 3, prioritizing those with families, then married men, then single men. Major General Herbert Smith ordered no discrimination.
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Fr. Lewis
Wash
32Nd ‘Division
Wisconsin
St. Louis Globe - Democrat
3Rd Battle Group
127Th Infantry
Lawrence Hoffman
Seattle
Great Northern
St. Paul
United Air Lines
32Nd
Division
Public Information Office
Herbert Smith
Cheese Foundation to Ship Wisconsin Goods to Fort Lewis
Madison Wisconsin Cheese Foundation announced it will send a ton of assorted Wisconsin made cheese to members of the 32nd Division at Fort Lewis Washington. The foundation, formed two years ago, includes state cheesemakers and handlers.
East Germans fortify Berlin wall as U S troops observe
Berlin reports detail East German workers widening seven crossing points and strengthening the Berlin wall with concrete seven feet high and five feet thick. U S forces respond with a platoon at Friedrichstrasse while British and French observers monitor border activity. Sen Goldwater and Cannon tour East Berlin. Sen Miller crosses with ease. Izvestia scorns Kennedy’s Autobahn control idea, defending East German limits and free movement rights.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Berlin Wall
U.S
Friedrichstrasse
People's Army
Brandenburg Gate
Interior Ministry
East Germany
West Berlin
Free World
Albert Watson II
Andrei I. Solovyev
Watson
U.S. Army
Washington
Sens
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
Jack Miller
A-lowa
East German People's Police
Miller
Senate
Izvestia
Kennedy
West Germany
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Cheese Market Steady in Madison Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin dairy market reports steady cheddar prices with fair to good demand and ample to abundant supplies. Cheddars run 36 to 38 percent, 40 pound blocks 36 to 39, single daisies 37 to 38, long horns 38 to 39, and midgets 38 to 40 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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Germany
Lufthansa
Mainz
Mirl E.whitenack
Swiss Controls
Susan Keegan
Mary Jo Janke
Holly Wuthrich
Armory
Times
Chipman
Leave Transport
Badger
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