Editorial: Kennedy urges wage stability and trade talks
The editorial argues President Kennedy pushed broad authority to ease tariff barriers and boost foreign trade at industry and labor events. It notes his call for labor to align wage growth with productivity, while Anthony Goldberg signals lingering concerns over a "more for less" union mindset within the administration.
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Kennedy
National Association of Manufacturers
Atlantic
America
Afl-Cio
Europe
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
No Defender Needed Over O'Konski on Wisconsin Guard
The Daily Olympian rebukes Rep. O'Konski for portraying Wisconsin Army National Guard troops in the 32nd Division as poorly equipped. Maj. Gen. Herbert A. Smith counters the charge, noting O'Konski lacks military service and only has a background in debate and public speaking.
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Daily Olympian
Olympia
Wash
Rep. O'Konski
Alvin E. O'Konski
Mercer
Wisconsin
Ft. Lewis
O’konski
Guardsen
Herbert A. Smith
Smith
Congressional Record
Union
Years Ago United Nations demand prisoner exchange answer
A 1951 item notes UN command pressing the Communists for a reply by December 9 on an Allied proposal to begin prisoner exchanges in Korea. Other entries include local appointments in Green County New Glarus and resignations of village marshals, with a Medal of Honor award for Sgt. First Class Joseph C. Rodriguez.
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United Nations Command
Koré
Harry J. Bellahan
Boy Scout U.S. Grant Council
Green County
New Glarus
Frank A. Garwell
George M. Drye
Cadiz Township
Wisconsin Guardsmen at Fort Lewis Verbally Dismiss Congressional Harangue
The piece mocks Congress for remarks about Fort Lewis living conditions. It notes veterans would understand the harshness faced by Red Arrow soldiers and suggests Representative O’Konski should refrain from further outspoken commentary. The critique implies Army missteps are common and urges restrained speech.
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Fort Lewis
O’konski
Wisconsin
32Nd Division
Rupnow Named To Housing Committee
Roger Rupnow of 1414 22nd Avenue has been named to the executive committee of the renewal division of the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials. As executive director of the Madison Redevelopment Authority, he will help coordinate urban renewal policy with federal officials and learn about planned program changes. He was appointed by A J Harmon to broaden committee representation to smaller communities.
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Sewoek Upnte
Association
Tragedy During Visit Ends in Suicide in Chicago
Edward Drzewiecki, 46, of rural Route 3 Lake Geneva, died Friday from two gunshot wounds to the head in Chicago while visiting his mother Mrs. Mary Marsalek. A .22 rifle lay beside him. Mrs. Marsalek said he had been despondent.
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Self
Chicago
Edward Drzewiecki
Lake Geneva
Drzewiecki
Mary Marsalek
Monroe Students At Marquette Enroll At Record 11952
Monroe sends eight students to Marquette University in Milwaukee for the first semester of the term. Named locals include Daniel P. Bender Ronald W. Bregenzer Harry J. Krebs Gregory Blum Robert Niedermann Jeannine Campbell Stephen Koenig and Michael Kubly. The university reports a total enrollment of 11,952 from 49 states the District of Columbia and 40 foreign countries and possessions with 7467 men and 4485 women.
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Monroe
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Daniel P. Bender
Ronald W. Bregenzer
Harry J. Krebs
School of Dentistry
Gregory P. Blum
Robert P. Niedermann
College of Business’ Administration
Jeannine M Campbell
School of Speech
Stephen L. Koenig
College of Liberal Arts
Michael C. Kubly
School of Medicine
Marquette
James H. Keyes
Goodwill Truck Scheduled to Visit Monroe on Dec 20
A Goodwill Industries representative announced the organization's truck will visit Monroe on Wednesday December 20 to collect clothing, household items and furniture for use in rehabilitation programs for the handicapped. The drive supports sheltered workshops and skill shops serving northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin.
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Goodwill Industries
Monroe
Illinois
Wisconsin
Bloom
Airman Evans Assigned to Air Force Training Course
Texas airman Charles F. Evans son of Monroe mayor and Mrs Orville R Evans Sr is assigned to an Air Force technical training course for aircraft maintenance at Sheppard AFB Texas after completing basic training at Lackland AFB. He is a Monroe high school graduate.
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Texas
Charles F. Evans
Orville R. Evans Sr
10Th Street
Monroe
United States Air Force
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Evans
Lackland Afb
Monroe High School
Dorenden Rites Will Be Monday
Gratiot special obituary for Lawrence Dorenden 79 a lifelong Gratiot resident who died Thursday night at home. Service set for 9:30 a.m. Monday at St Joseph s Catholic church with a rosary at 8 p.m. tonight. O Flaherty funeral home Shullsburg in charge. Survived by wife Marie a daughter Mrs James Penniston Argyle a son Vincent San Diego four sisters listed with towns Cresco Gratiot McHenry and others.
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Argyle
Vincent
San Diego
Calif
Bert McAuliffe
Gratiot
Frank Ackermann
Caroline Dorneden
Cresco
Berniece Trackler
McHenry
New Glarus Names Public Relations Committee
R C Phillipson president of the New Glarus Business Association formed a public relations committee to study hiring a full time secretary or a married couple to assist tourists in summer and improve their stay. The panel will meet Wilhelm Tell Community Guild directors, then present suggestions to the village board. Robert Strickler chairs the committee.
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NEW
Lions Club to Sponsor New Glarus Christmas Decorating Contest
The Lions Club will sponsor the home Christmas decorating contest in New Glarus with judging on Wednesday December 20. First prize is 15 dollars and second prize 10 dollars. The club also voted to buy glasses for a visually handicapped child as another project.
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New Glarus
The
Lions Club
Wild Turkey Tales From Early America
The piece recalls wild turkeys in American history from Native sightings to Lincoln and Boone. It quotes naturalists like Barton and Audubon on migration, flock behavior, and habitat loss. It contrasts the thriving wild bird with the domesticated turkey and notes near extinction in its native lands.
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North America
Indiana
Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
Daniel Boone
Atlantic Ocean
Mississippi River
William Barton
Carolinas
Audubon
New Members Christopher General Rowe at Belleville
Christopher General Rowe joins the Belleville community as a new member on May 12, 1961, with details listing residence in Belleville.
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Christopher General Rowe
Belleville
Swiss Cheddar Marts Unchanged in Wisconsin Markets
Wisconsin and major city cheese markets showed a generally steady position with little trading activity. Swiss cheese prices were unchanged as buying interest stayed fair to good and supplies remained ample. production and trading of wheels were very light.
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Wisconsin
State Market News Service
Monroe Evening Times Club Membership Coupon Offer
A reader note advertises a club membership coupon for the Monroe Evening Times Club, inviting readers to pull out the coupon and join. The snippet also includes a brief non sequitur on turkey domestication tracing the lineage from a Mexican stock through Europe to the United States.
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Evening Times Club
Monroe Evening ‘Times Boye and Ghia
Monroe Evening ‘Times
Mon”roe
Watch return earns praise for honesty by young Lithuani an maker
A four year old Lithuanian born alpine horn maker named Gwaits found a watch on the sidewalk near Eaton's Tavern at 1502 11th Street and promptly turned it over to proprietor Jay H. Eaton. The owner was located quickly and rewarded the boy, who noted that honesty pays, with a token gesture of thanks.
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Gwaits
Eaton's Tavern
11Th Street
Jay H. Eaton
Gwzits
Co op To Market Milk Concentrate
Dairy Maid Products Co operative will market a canned milk concentrate to compete with fresh milk. Dr Nick Fabricius said the product is being canned at the Clear Lake plant and can be reconstituted to any butterfat level. The co op with 20000 dairy farmers will donate 60000 pounds of powdered milk valued at 10000 dollars to Project Hope.
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EAU Claire
Dairy Maid Products Co-operative
Nick Fabricius
Co-Op
Clear Lake
Co-Operative
Fabricius
Project Hope
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Emery A. Odell
Associated Press
Inland Daily “Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
AP News
City of
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Stephenson i
Ail Tena Goanik
Editorial
Evening Times
Madison
Stark
Schneider and Sheldon
Monroe Board of Education
Juan de la Gierra
Croydon
England
Harold C. Youngreen
Monticello
University of Wisconsin
Frank W. Miller
Janesville
A. Merritt
John J. Aeschlimann
Ludlow
C. H. Buehler
Hooch Roy Tochterman
Jordan Township
Deaconess Hospital
Briceville
Tenn
Leon O. Griffith
Gard Griffiths
Denmark
International Harvester Co
George Grimm
Circuit Court
W. H. Hartman
Twin Grove
Lutheran Church
Roger Rupnow
Lear Ee
Goodwill
Bauman
ACE
Times Children’s Club
Deborah Kay Jenny
Jeffrey Lee Hartwig
Coral Richard Nall
Darlington
Alice Jean Zimmerman
Wayne Melvin Rosentiel
Ronald Eugene Ingwell
Mineral Point
Dennis Krueger
Albany
David John Tertin
11Th, Avenue
Roger Lee Ellingson
Browntown
Kathy Lynn Blum
Duane Willard Monte
Orangeville
Ill
Cammy Kay Marty
Kathleen Kay Larson
Woodford
Dwain Alan Rosheisen
Brodhead
John F. Deininger
Richard Randy Runkle
9Th Street
Terry William’ Haggr
Tomahawk
Steven Charles’ Wang
Sharon Ann Leuzinger
6Th Street
Dawn Ellen Ruff
Marcia May’ Whitehead
Steven Arthur Mayer
South Wayne
John Charles Rechsteiner
Manlius
Protectology
University” of Woodmen Accident and Life Company
Samuel A. Remus
Ayre
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
Lincoln, Nebraska
A Mutual Legal Reserve Company
Esramiisweo
Street
RFC
Post Office
United States
Doris Baltes
Direbert Ener Et
Lanz Agency
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Hartford Insurance Group
Hartford 15
Conn
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