City Council Sees Six Public Hearings On December 18
Mayor Orville R Evans schedules six public hearings for the December 18 council meeting. Snow removal measures include a one hour grace period for parked cars and a 2 to 6 am parking ban on state highways with a summer time 24 hour option possible. Salary boosts proposed for city clerk treasurer and attorney. firemen wage hike. mayoral expense rise. mobile home parking fee cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville R. Evans
Lester M. Johnson
First Ward
Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Monroe Clinic
16Th Avenue
Robert H. Rieder
Montgomery Ward Farm
George Goodrich
Menominee
Mich
Orville Bear
Edwin C. Goecks
Clark
Edward Zwicker
15Th Street
Benjamin Beckman
Fire Department
Cheesemen Face Resolutions Here
Five resolutions will come before members of the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association at their annual meeting Saturday in Turner hall. The resolutions seek enforcement of consumer protection regulations, frame price support legislation with trade expansion in mind, reaffirm the single tax principle in the 1962 Revenue Act, support the Wisconsin Cheese Foundation, and maintain current state tax treatment for agricultural co operatives. Dr. Heinz P. Hofer will discuss international trade markets. Registration starts at 10 a.m., meeting at 11. Special guests include Dairy Queen Shirley Zee and Alice in Dairyland Sylvia Lee. Directors with expiring terms are Frank Deininger, Dale Merriam, Wilbert Strahm, and James Ula. Farm Bureau Women will serve the noon meal. Officers listed: James Ula president, Wilbert Strahm vice president, G. Fred Galli secretary treasurer. Holdover directors include Ray T. Silver and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Turner Hall
Congress
Wisconsin Cheese Foundation
Heinz P. Hofer
New York City
Switzerland Cheese Association
United States
Canada
Shirley Zee
Albany
Green County
Sylvia Lee
Wisconsin
Alice In Dairyland
Frank Deininger
Monroe
Dale Merriam
Darlington
Wilbert Strahm
Monticello
James Ula
Blanchardville
Farm Bureau
G. Fred Galli
Ray T. Silver
William Lauper
Hollandale
Willis Wittwer
Belleville
Victor Hendrickson
George Hillery
Twins Born Here To Holland Couple
Mr and Mrs Gregory Holland Warren welcomed their twin babies at St Clare hospital marking the eleventh set born this year. A daughter arrived at 10 16 p m and a son at 10 20 p m. They also have a ten month old daughter Lisa. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lee Yeoman Dakota and Mr and Mrs Cletus Holland Warren. Great grandparents include Mrs Pearl Lawler and Mr and Mrs Elmer Yeoman Dakota and Duff Baumgartner Apple River.
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Gregory Holland
Warren
St. Clare Hospital
Hollands
Lisa
Lee Yeoman
Dakota
Cletus Holland
Pearl Lawler
Elmer Yeoman
Duff Baumgartner
Apple River
London Smog Forces Flight Cancellations and Delays
Dense yellow smog blankets London for a second day, threatening health and delaying thousands at work. Health authorities advise keeping babies and the elderly at home as pollution stirs concerns across the city.
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London
Wisconsin Faces Military Reorganization Cuts In Reserve Units
The Army National Guard and Army Reserve announce a planned reorganization that could cut Wisconsin forces by 3 849 men. McNamara’s plan targets reductions in 18 Wisconsin units of the 103rd Division and reshapes the division into the 205th Infantry Brigade with a Minneapolis headquarters. Major Gen. Ralph Olson questions timing and notes ROAD changes may come soon.
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Madison
Army National Guard and Reserve
Wisconsin
Defense
McNamara
XIV Army Corps
Minneapolis
103Rd Division
Army Reserve
32Nd National Guard
Ralph Olson
Olson
32Nd
Ft. Lewis
Wash
National Guard
13Th
126Th Infantry
Milwaukee
Neenah
Two Rivers
Greer Bay
Sheboygan
Manitowoc
la Crosse
Prairie du Chien
112Th Public Information
Minnesota
Iowa
205Th
Lancaster
Edgerton
41Th Infantry Regiment
8Th Artillery Regiment
Green Bay
34Th Artillery Regiment
Ters
Camp McCoy
323Rd Logistics Command
Cornell
Richland Center
687Th Signal Co
Judges Approve Line Shutdown for Unprofitable Service
A three judge federal court approves the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railway to abandon electric passenger service from Chicago to Milwaukee. The line served a dense commuter region and cities including Waukegan Kenosha and Racine and provided transport to Ft. Sheridan and the Great Lakes Naval Training Center during both world wars.
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Chicago
Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railway
Milwaukee
Waukegan
Kenosha
Racine
Ft. Sheridan
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Phil Gorgen Dies Former Catholic Leader at 79
Phil Gorgen 79, former president of the Catholic Knights of Wisconsin and longtime insurance executive, died Tuesday at his Mineral Point home. He served on the Iowa County Board of Supervisors and was a former officer of the National Funeral Directors Association. Funeral services scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday in Mineral Point.
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Mineral Point
Phil. Gorgen
Catholic Knights of Wisconsin
Gorgen
Iowa
Man with Vision Fires at Hoffa in Court injure?
A Washington laborer with claimed vision fired air pistol pellets at Teamsters President James R. Hoffa in a Nashville federal courtroom. Hoffa remained unharmed, suffering only pellet marks on back and arm as marshals restrained the assailant, Warren Swanson, who was hospitalized after being mauled by spectators and marshals.
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Nashville
Tenn
Washington, D.C
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
U.S. District Court
Hoffa
U.S
Elmer Disspayne
Warren Swanson
Washington
Disspayne
Swanson
U.S. Dist
William E. Miller
Broadway Blaze Tears Through 42-Story Garment Center
Explosions and a major fire hit a 42 story garment manufacturing building at Broadway and 38th street in Times Square area on Tuesday night. An enormous air conditioning unit housed in a six story tower fueled flames that rose to the 40th floor. No injuries were reported as thousands gathered to watch the blaze.
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New York
Garment Manufacturing Center
Broadway
38Th Street
Times Square
Dr Olson To Speak At Valley Scout Leaders Dinner
Dr Lyle Olson of Darlington will speak at the Valley District Leaders Appreciation Dinner to honor longtime Scout leaders. The 6 30 p m event at the high school will recognize one to twenty year service with statuettes and special training awards. Nearly 150 are expected. Troop 114 opens with a ceremony led by Robert Ethridge.
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Valley
Ter
Herbert Booth
Louis Janke
Valley District
Jack L. Marty
Lee Geiger
Troop 114
Robert Ethridge
Janke
Stevenson confirms support for Cuba blockade in advance
U N ambassador Adlai E Stevenson says he approved the naval blockade of Cuba at least three days before the government decided to impose it. He denounces a Saturday Evening Post article as fallacious and says he has not discussed with President Kennedy his future actions or resignation. He urges peaceful resolution to avoid war, and affirms Kennedy will hear his views with candor and confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Mohns
Jan Barry
Lou Ann Gerber
Allan F. Barnard
Edmund R. Anderson
Times
New York
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Cuba
Stevenson
Saturday Evening Post
Kennedy
U.N. Post
United States
Oneida Probes Woman's Death Identified
Human bones and clothing found in a wooded area were identified as the remains of 23 year old Edna Mae Mount of Rhinelander. A man who admits being with her the night she disappeared is in custody for questioning as search efforts uncover more skeletal remains.
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Rhinelander
John Vanney
Bert Bozile
Oneida
Edna Mae Mount
Increased Penalties For Teen Violations Sought by Legislators
Madison committee proposes higher fines for minors buying liquor and stricter penalties for under 18 driving offenses. A $50 minimum fine or 10 days in jail may be imposed for age misrepresentation to obtain liquor, plus mandatory license suspension. A moving traffic violation conviction could trigger 30 day to one year license suspension for under 18. A 19 year beer drinking age and removal of local option laws are also under review.
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Madison
Legislative Council
Tollway Seals Overloaded Trucks At Weigh Stations
Chicago reports state safety officials routing suspected overloads off the Tri-State Tollway toward a U S 41 weighing station in Wadsworth. Joseph E Ragen says toll routes serve as escape routes for heavy haulers and notes earlier efforts to build tollway weighing stations. Drivers faced delays up to 24 hours awaiting Wisconsin station closures.
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Chicago
Tri-State Tollway
Wisconsin
Wadsworth
U.S. 41
Joseph E. Ragen
Ragen
Illinois State Toll Highway Commission
Triplets Born To Halifax Grandmother Rose Coulter
HALIFAX England a grandmother with eight children and two grandchildren welcomed three baby boys named Christopher Paul and Peter. The seven weeks premature triplets arrived Tuesday as Rose Coulter 40 spoke of surprise and joy while her warehouseman husband earns about 14 pounds weekly.
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Halifax
England
Rose Coulter
Christopher
Paul
Peter
Expense Curb Attacks Heated At White House Dinners
Washington hearings on new IRS expense rules drew opposition from business leaders who say requiring wives to be listed as meal claimants burdens record keeping and could hurt hotel and restaurant patronage. NAM and chamber officials urged flexibility while IRS commissioner Caplin noted some proposals were withdrawn and others to be reconsidered.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
White House
United States
St. Paul
Internal Revenue Service
Henry G. Foussard
St. Paul Area
Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Lambert H. Miller
Miller
Mortimer M. Caplin
IRS
Swiss Cheese Market Steady Amid Fair Demand
Madison Wisconsin reports the American cheese market steady with demand fair and ample supplies. Prices across varieties include cheddars 37 to 37 percent, 40 pound blocks 35 to 38 percent, single daisies 37 percent, long horns 38 percent, midgets 38 to 39 percent. Swiss blocks State brand 43 to 44, B 39 to 42, C 35 to 38.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Coroner Appointment Made In Crawford County
Gov Nelson named Roy L O Kane of Prairie du Chien Crawford County coroner succeeding resigned Dr J H Kettner. The appointment follows Kettner's resignation and fills the vacant post.
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Madison
Roy L. O’kane
Prairie du Chien
Crawford County
Nelson
J. H. Kettner
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Land O'Lakes
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Bass
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Alice
Holland
Phil Gorgen
Man
Dr. Olson
Scouter
Lyle Olson
Charles L. Figs
Adlai
Stork
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