Survival Formula shown to Monroe PTA on civil defense
William K in of Wisconsin director of Girl Defense outlined a plan to survive nuclear war using community shelters outside blast zones. He warned government finance is needed for mass shelter construction and safeguards, citing fallout decay timelines and shelter costs from 25 to 100 dollars per person.
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William K. In
Wisconsin
Girl Defense
Chipman
Monroe
PTA
Conservative Named Successor to Bridges
Concord bulletin reports Gov. Wesley Powell named Maurice J. Murphy 34 to succeed the late Senator Styles Bridges. Murphy, Portsmouth attorney and recently state attorney general, will serve a one year interim appointment until the 1962 state election.
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Bridges Bulletin
Concord
N.H. W
Wesley Powell
Sen
Styles Ae
Maurice J. Murphy
Someoe
Murphy
Portsmouth
Powell
State Tax Setup Nearer Approval
The Wisconsin Assembly rejected a Blanchard tax plan 58 to 38 while advancing a redistribution amendment boosting prospects for final passage. The move would allocate income utility and liquor tax revenues to local governments, and apply a 3 percent selective sales tax for relief to communities with tax rates over 20 mills. Nelson backs the plan. Additional amendments target bank excise, government securities exemptions, and a franchise tax on financial institutions. The withholding system faced defeats and remaining amendments include possible elimination of the 1 percent income tax increase and withholding collection.
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Madison
Nelson
Assembly
Maj Nikolay Returns to Vote on Tax Revision Bill
Maj Frank Nikolay, back in the State Assembly after six weeks in federal service with the 32nd Division, obtained a pass to cast his ballot on the tax revision bill currently under debate in the Assembly.
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Maj
Nikolay
Madison
Frank Nikolay
State Assembly
Abbotsford
Assembly
Pearl Harbor Lessons Cited At Ceremonies
Pearl Harbor ceremonies at Battleship Row mark the 20th anniversary of the 1941 attack. Admiral John H. Sides warns that in this age of missiles and thermonuclear capability a surprise strike remains possible while urging readiness and continuous training. Survivors, Gold Star mothers, and military leaders attend as wreaths honor the Arizona’s crew of 1,102 and the nations’ ongoing vigilance.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
John H. Sides
U. Pacific Fleet
Pi Harbor
Battleship Row
Naval Base
U.S. Arizona
Arizona
Ford Island
Sides
New England
Alan Shapley
Pacific Marine
America
Pacific Command
Army
Navy
Air Force
Wiley declines GOP policy post for Senate seat
Senator Wiley said he will not seek the chairmanship of the Senate Republican Policy Committee after Styles Bridges’ death. He noted the job should go to a Midwest senator, and he is not backing any candidate. Wiley, in his 23rd year, becomes senior Republican in the Senate and says he has “plenty to tend to outside that matter.”
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Wiley
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Midwest
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Bridges
Tractor and corn picker damaged in area fire
A fire damaged a tractor and a two row corn picker yesterday belonging to Harold Lelie Route 1 Argyle. He was welding on the vehicle when flames spread and caused additional slight damage to mounted equipment nearby.
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Cee Tee
Harold Lelie
Route 1
Argyle
JFK Warns Unions Must Assist In U.S. Foreign Trade Buildup
The Army defended funding delays for mobilizing Wisconsin's 32nd Infantry Division amid Rep. Laird's criticism. Army officials said funds became available Oct. 31 with approvals through the Defense Department, COC, and Continental Army Command, and were sent to Ft. Lewis between Nov. 7 and 15.
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JFK
U.S
FT. Lewis
Wash
Army
Melvin Laird
Rwis
Wisconsin
32Nd
Washington, D. C
Laird
Defense Department
Vernon W. Thomson
William K. van Pelt
Clement J. Zablocki
Lester R. Johnson
Alvin E. O’konski
Sen. Proxmire
Congress
Department
Continental Army Command
New U S Units Roll into Berlin
U S battle group Co E 1st Battle Group 19th Infantry about 200 men and 25 jeeps crossed Checkpoint Bravo into West Berlin after an uneventful trip through East Germany. Soviet guards inspected the convoy near Marienborn and Babelsberg as another unit moved toward Kassel, underscoring tensions over access rights to West Berlin.
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Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
U.S
Paris
NATO
Co. E
Marienborn
Iron Curtain
Babelsberg
Kassel
Agency Admits Secrecy Error Over Kennedy Flight Details
Federal Aviation Agency officials said their restriction on reporting presidential flights was a mistake. The order, published November 22 without White House approval, barred all FAA personnel from discussing Kennedy's flights. The White House had continued to supply reporters with arrival and departure estimates.
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Wadshingiun
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
White House
Johnson
Kennedy
Wind Drives Smoke and Damage on Gusty Winter Night
Wind at 40 mph toppled an 80-foot radio tower at Monroe Ready Mix and tore loose signs. Smoke and flames from a chimney created a fire department response at the Roud building at 17th Avenue and 9th Street, mistaken for a blaze. No other damage reported as temperatures fell into the low 20s with scattered snow.
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17Th Avenue
9Th Street
Monroe Ready Mix
18Th Street
Ivy Quits Cardinals Head Coach Post
Frank Ivy resigns as head coach of the St. Louis Cardinals after years of applying his philosophy of results. Walter Wolfner, Cardinals managing director, offers praise and regret in a formal farewell.
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Luuid
Frank
Ivy
St. Louis Cardinals
Walter Wolfner
The
Cardinals
Kennedy urges labor to back trade push or risk jobs loss
President Kennedy told AFL-CIO leaders in Miami Beach that boosting U S foreign trade is essential to prevent job losses. He warned labor must accept wage growth aligned with productivity while supporting measures to widen access to overseas markets and counter imports. He outlined proposed reciprocal tariff cuts and community aid, insisting against permanent government paternalism.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Organized Labor
America
Afl-Cio
Cheese Award Winners Highlight Wisconsin Swiss Meet
The 23rd annual Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association meeting at Turner Hall saw all 23 entries scoring in the 90s. Firsts went to Joe Wels for wheel Swiss at Whitehead factory with 97, Richard Ewing for Endless Swiss at York Center with 96, and Roy Bissig for brick muenster at Grinnell factory with 96. Second places went to Fred Ochsner for muenster at Maple Leaf and to Lester Wilbor for wheel Swiss at Adamsville. Registration opens Saturday at 10 a.m. with morning session, then awards and elections. Dinner at 11:45 served by Green County Farm Bureau Women. Alice in Dairyland Carol Anderson and Dairy Queen Georgena Reasa will attend. E. G. Robbins of Armour and Co. will be main speaker. Directors’ terms expiring include John Burke, Victor Hendrickson, William Lauper, Ray Silver, and Willis Wittwer. Burke serves as president.
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Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Turner Hall
Joe Wels
Whitehead Factory
Richard Ewing
York Center
Roy’ Bissig
Grinnel Factory
Fred Ochsner
Maple Leaf Factory
Lester Wilbor
Adamsville
John
Dahman
Stuart
Lafayette Coun
Roy Kundert
Hay Hollow
Speers
Green County Farm Bureau
Sam Waelti
Carol Anderson
Wisconsin
Alice
Dairyland
Georgean Reasa
Albany
Green County
E. G. Robbins
Armour and Co
Chicago
John Burke
Victor Hendrickson
Darlington
William Lauper
Hollandale
Ray T. Silver
Monticello
Willis Wittwer
Belleville
Burke
Vegetable Oil Milk May Repeat Butter's Loss
Wisconsin dairymen heard Ervin L. Peterson warn that vegetable oil milk is already here and could threaten fresh milk and butter. He said farmers demand higher prices without regard to consumer willingness to pay and that imitations are coming. dairy products are increasingly imitably produced.
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Milwaukee
Bessie
Wisconsin
Ervin L. Peterson
Washington
Wisconsin Milk and Ice Cream Manufacturers Association
Peterson
New York Judge Indicted in Fix Case
Brooklyn judge James Vincent Keogh faces a general grand jury indictment for conspiring to fix a fraudulent bankruptcy case in Brooklyn. Co defendants include Elliott Kehaner a former U S attorney now in private practice Sanford Moore a juke box operator Antonio Corallo a Queens Teamsters official and Dr Robert Erdman of Riverdale The case alleges an attempt to fix a U S District Court matter for 335000 Keogh is brother to Rep Eugene J Keogh who was not involved.
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New York
New York Supreme Court
James Vincent Keogh
Brooklyn
Elliott Kehaner
U.S
Sanford J. Moore
East Rockaway
N.Y
Antonio Corallo
Flushing
Queens
Teamste’s
Robert Erdman
Riverjale
The
Bronx
Keogh
Eugene J. Keogh
D-Ny
U.S. District Court
Hole-in-One by Blind Golfer At Pasadena Course
Charles Tooth, 57, of St. Petersburg Florida and Hamilton Ontario, scored a hole in one on a 167 yard par three at Pasadena Golf Course. He has been blind since age nine and this ace is believed to be the only one ever recorded by a blind golfer. He used a No 5 wood to reach the green.
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Resemopunu
Fla
Charles Tooth
Tooth
St. Petersburg
Hamilton
Ontario
Pasadena
Cheese Demand Steady in Madison Market
Madison Wisconsin cheese market reports steady demand and ample to plentiful supplies. Cheddar varieties show 36 to 39 percent milkfat. 40 pound blocks run 3642 to 39. single daisies 37 to 38. long horns 38 to 39. midgets 38 to 40 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
U N Jets Strike Katanga Amid Congo Crisis
U N jet fighters bombed Katanga ammunition dumps near Elisabethville while explosions shook the capital. An American Globemaster was fired on as airlifted reinforcements faced protective cover talks. Consul Hoffacker was placed under house arrest amid blame over raids on Katanga air bases.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Congo
U.N
U.S
Leopoldville
Washington
Moise Tshombe
Globemaster
United States
Ethiopaia Sabre
U.S. State Department
Evariste Kimba
Lewis Hoffacker
Kolwezi
Jadotville
U.N. Command
Elisabethv le
Stock Trend Mixed as Loan Issues Rebound
New York traders saw a mixed market with a slight downtrend, moderate activity, and narrow gains and losses on key issues. Loan companies led a rebound, rising more than two points after prior declines as investors bought the dips.
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New York
Savings
Joan
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Bissig
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Deterling
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