Life article on Stevenson Cuban crisis denied by White House
Life magazine claims Kennedy opened government files to two reporters for a Chronology of the October crisis. The White House and Adlai Stevenson deny the Post profile portraying him as an appeaser. Stevenson calls the Post piece classic irresponsible journalism.
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New York
Life Magazine
Kennedy
U. N
Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
Life
Saturday Evening Post
Stevenson
Charles Bartlett
Stewart Alsop
United Nations
Bartlett
Alsop
Post
New York Daily News
U.S
Washington
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Stevens
National Security Council
Pierre Salinger
Palm Springs
Calif
Salinger
Zero Degree Cold Wave Hits Wisconsin Town
Wisconsin endures first sub zero snap as Monroe sewer plant reports a four to eight am plunge to zero degrees. Downtown reads five above. Forecast calls for continued cold with lows near three to ten above and highs around ten to fifteen tomorrow. Occasional snow flurries accompany the chill. Superior records four below zero.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Superior
Pluss Joins Board as Ula Heads Swiss Cheese Group
Herman Pluss of Albany area prairie joins the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association board succeeding Frank Deininger who cannot seek re election. James Ula is re elected president with Wilbert Strahm named vice president and G Fred Galli secretary treasurer. Dr Heinz P Hofer warned on the European Common Market’s impact on dairy trade while Alice in Dairyland Sylvia Lee spoke on Wisconsin dairy pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Turner Hall
Sylvia Lee
Wisconsin
Alice In Dairyland
Heinz P. Hofer
Switzerland Cheese Association
United States
Canada
Shirley Zee
Green County
Hofer
Association
Times
Herman Pluss
Maple Leaf
Monroe
Albany
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger | Cheese Producers Association
Frank Deininger
James Ula
Blanchardville
Wilbert Strahm
Monticello
G. Fred Galli
Strahm
Ula
Dale Merriam
Darlington
Ray T. Silver
William Lauper
Hollandale
Willis Witwer
Belleville
Victor Hendrickson
J. George Hillery
New York City
Europe
Canton Bern
Switzerland
University of Lima
Peru
Sylvia
Lee
Balcer, Cheese Secretary, Dies in Madison
Balcer, longtime executive secretary of the Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association, died Sunday in a Madison hospital after a 10 day stay. He previously served as legislative counsel for the Milwaukee Association of Commerce and led the cheesemakers group after George L. Mooney. He earned a law degree in 1950, served in World War II, and was married in 1949 to Jane Studt. He leaves a wife, a son Dan, a brother Leonard, two sisters, and his parents in Milwaukee and South Bend. Funeral services are 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Westminster Church.
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Vosepn J. Balcer
Madison
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Balcer
Milwaukee Association of Commerce
Cheesemakers Association
George L. Mooney
University of Wisconsin
Raber
Jane Studt
Fitch-Lawrence Funeral Home
University Avenue
Party Line Tie Up Ends in Infant Death in Florida
Sauksonville report says doctors planned an autopsy for 15 month old Joseph Claude Roberts Jr. who died Sunday after his father could not cut in on a four party line. Roberts Sr. said he found his son choking and the telephoned caller refused to yield the line.
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Sauksonville
Fla
Joseph Claude Roberts Jr
Roberts Sr
Four Die In Fire At Muskego Home
Four members of a single family died in a house fire that swept a two family dwelling in Waukesha County. Jay Stewart 42 Ruby Stewart 33 and their children Sandra 6 and Larry 3 were killed. Two other Stewart children survived and Mrs Lindhorst and her three children also escaped. Sheriff Harold Wolf said the fire likely started from butane gas leaking from rear cylinders used for heating and cooking.
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Waukesha
Harold Wolf
Jay Stewart
Ruby
Sandra
Larry
Stewart
Daniel
Douglas
Dorothy Lindhorst
Susan
Beth Ann
Ord
Red Oak Man's Death Ruled Accidental
Coroner Wilbur E. Deininger ruled the death of Eugene E. Yeager 32 of Red Oak Illinois accidental after an autopsy showed a fatal head blow from a fall or jump from a moving car. Yeager died at St Clare hospital at 3 35 pm yesterday. No foul play suspected and an inquest unlikely. He and his wife and friends had spent a wedding anniversary in Monroe then headed toward Madison on Highway 69 with two deputies reviewing the route. Yeager may have fallen or jumped as far north as Paoli Dane County. He was born May 6 1930 married Aug 23 1958 employed at a Freeport Standard service. Survivors include his wife father and four siblings. Services set for 1 30 pm Wednesday at Burk Tubbs Funeral Home Freeport.
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Wilbur E. Deininger
Eugene E. Yeager
Rur Red Oak
Ill
Yeager
St. Clare Hospital
Deininger
Freeport
Russell Steele
Rockford
Melvin
William
Russell
Gerald Steele
Charlotte
Sharon
Mary Steele
William Moyer
Burker Tubbs
Roy Berg
Martintown Community Church
British Quell Brunei Revolt
British troops and 700 Gurkhas attacked rebel forces in Brunei's Seria oil fields near Brunei Town. Rebels offered stiff resistance and reports say the main rebel force was surrounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunei
Seria
Scouters Honored at Valley District Leaders Dinner
Lowell Markwardt received 20 years of Scout leadership while Richard H. Bahr Thomas Keegan and James Gordee were honored for 10 years of service. All four earned Veteran Scouter status at the Valley District Leaders Appreciation Dinner in the high school's M Room.
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Lowell Markwardt
Richard H. Bahr
Thomas Keegan
James Gordee
Markwardt
Bahr
Keegan
Gordee
Elwood
Winter Snow Grips Nation From Midwest to Northeast
Blustery cold sweeps the nation with heavy snow across Ohio, Indiana, New York and New England. Record lows and subzero temperatures hit northern Minnesota and the Midwest as up to a foot of snow falls in western New York and 18 inches in South Bend Indiana. Forty six deaths linked to last week's storm were reported as more snow fell and crews dig out.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Indiana
Ohio
New York
New England
Minnesota
Florida
Tallahassee
Jacksonville
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Carolina Mountain
Georgia
Houghton
Mich
South Bend
Ind
Chicago
Cleveland
Eight More Die In State Traffic
The Associated Press reports eight people died in weekend traffic crashes across Wisconsin including two car train collisions and a Mishap near Oshkosh. The toll raises state highway deaths to 888 for the year, compared with 848 last year at this date. Several individuals from Eau Claire, Oshkosh, Merrill, and Milwaukee areas perished in crashes involving cars trucks and trains.
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Associated Press
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Ethel McElroy
Eau Claire
Joseph Schreck
Dennis Bryan
McElroy
Schreck
U.S. Highway 45
John Sanvidge
Chester H. Farry
Mercy Hospital
George Koski
Ironwood
Mich
Merrill
Fred Luft
Hartford
Highway 175
Theresa
Dodge County
Solomon Lichter
Chicago
North Western
Milwaukee
Fox Point
Bruno Veriha
Marinette
Roland J. Rediske
Ross D. Frank
Florence County
Kummer Sentencing Delayed for Hearing
Edwin W. Kummer, former Monroe resident, faces seven counts of forgery embezzlement and falsifying corporate documents in Rock County Circuit Court at Janesville. Testimony from parties in transactions with the Rock County Farm Bureau where he was manager was heard before sentencing by Reserve Judge Francis X Swietlik of Milwaukee. Kummer had pleaded guilty last month.
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Rock County
Janesville
Edwin W. Kummer
Monroe
Rock County Farm Bureau
Kummer
Francis X. Swietlik
Milwaukee
Cheese Trade Steady as Madison Markets Move Ample Supplies
Madison Wisconsin cheese trade remains steady with ample supply across outlets. Prices show cheddars around 37 percent, 40 pound blocks 35 to 38 percent, single daisies 37 percent, long horns 38 to 38.4 percent, and midgets 38 to 39 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Power firm maps Monroe assets with new brochures
Wisconsin Power and Light Co prints 700 brochures to attract industry to Monroe. The pamphlet, available at the Chamber of Commerce and the company offices, highlights an owned industrial site, maps of the city and industrial park, health facilities, tax structure, market zone and pricing to aid economic growth.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Chamber of Commerce
D. L. Mossman
8th Grade Play Scheduled for Dec 20 at 8 p.m
The junior high school presents The Miracle of the Will at 8 p.m. Thursday December 20 in the auditorium. Miss Lillian Hanson and Werner Blum direct a cast including Charlotte Pfund Esther Knoll Roberta Benkett Ruth Knoll Byron Bennett Peter Knoll Barbara Frantz Marianna Thomas Bach ler Johnny James Gordon Paul Barbette Burgy Lucy Boyd Donald Barry Rugene Steensrud Henry Herzberger Joan Peters Thomas Bacher James Gordon Raymond Sonnenburg Gay ten Keegan in non speaking tableau roles.
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Lillian Hanson
Werner Blum
Charlotte Pfund
Esther Knoll
Roberta Benkett
Ruth Knoll
Byron Bennett
Peter Knoll
Barbara Frantz
Marianna
Thomas Bachler
Johnny
James Gordon
Paul
Barbette Burgy
Lucy Boyd
Donald Barry
Rugene Steensrud
Henry Herzberger
Joan Peters
Thomas Bacher
Raymond Sonnenburg
Gayten Keegan
Evansville Area Fire Fatal to Woman Victim
MILWAUKEE Mrs. Ma vis Sainsbury age 26 of rural Evansville died in hospital from burns from a house fire Oct 16. She had been moved from Janesville hospital after the blaze and told authorities she fell asleep with a lit cigarette. MILWAUKEE Rev. C. M. O'Hara 59, Marquette University assistant to the president since 1954, was found dead in his room.
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Evansville
Milwaukee
Mavis Sainsbury
Sainsbury
Janesville
Marquette
Rev. C. M. O'Hara
Marquette University
Wisconsin Protests Cut of 3 849 National Guard Troops
Gov Nelson objects to a reorganizational plan reducing Wisconsin reserves by 3849 soldiers. He seeks documentation on eliminating units and the 32nd Division strength, while noting temporary understrength after federal service and the Army's top-priority decisions.
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Madison
Nelson
National Guard
Army Reserve
Wisconsin
Army
Cyrus R. Vance
Secretary of Defense
32Nd National Guard
Ralph Olson
Washington
Texas
Berlin
John W. Roach
Fort Lewis
Howe Family Plans Move to Sun Prairie
Howe A. A. 5 Howe whose term ends Jan 1 will run a new Mobil service station beside I 90 near Sun Prairie. Mr and Mrs Howe and daughters Carol Barbara and Jeanne will move to Sun Prairie in January. Wilbur E Deininger and wife will take sheriff and matron duties. Howe, sheriff for two terms, was ineligible to seek another term. Laurabelle Howe had served as matron.
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Howe
Mobil
Sun Prairie
Carol
Barbara
Jeanne
Sun Pro
Wilbur E. Deiningers
Howes
Laurabelle
UW Student Group Cancels Rose Bowl Train Trip
The Wisconsin Student Association canceled a Rose Bowl train trip after only 65 students signed up. Wisconsin faces Southern California in Pasadena on January 1.
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Musiori mm
Wisconsin Student Association
Wisconsin
Southern California
Pasadena
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Galli
Wisconsin Cheese Foundation
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