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The notice outlines republication rights by The Associated Press Inland D Sid Association and Audit Bureau. It lists carrier and mail subscription rates for Wisconsin including Stephenson County, with annual prices and payment in advance to meet postal rules.
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Kennedy interview shows a somber maturity
The editorial criticizes the GOP plan to demand equal broadcast time over President Kennedy's taped interview. It praises Kennedy for candor and realism, notes his stance on federal aid to education and steel actions, and argues his measured answers reflect growth beyond his 1960 campaign rhetoric.
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National Committee
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Oxford
Miss
Mississippi
Meredith
Ole Miss
Mr. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Capitol to Install First Lighted Christmas Tree
Washington context reports the Capitol will display a six foot lighted Christmas tree in the Statuary Hall area outside the House chamber. Speaker John W. McCormack announced the decision saying it fits the Capitol as the heart of legislative work.
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Washington
Capitol
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Botanic Gardens
Statuary Hall
House
McCormack
Boston Brink's holdup mystery cracked by FBI
Reports indicate the FBI captured Joseph O Keefe and solved the January 1950 Boston Brink s holdup that yielded 1 219 000 in cash. Other items note William F Rockow 72 veteran furniture salesman died December 19 1952 and Arthur C Benkett elected Green County Bar Association president.
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William F. Rockow
Joseph
Specs) O’keefe
FBI
Boston
Arthur C. Benkett
Green County Bar Association
Barthol Zurbuchen
Verona
Kennedy Portrait Puts Burdens and Responsibilities Forward
The article argues President Kennedy offers a sober image of duty and accountability for a century's burdens. It notes no promised wizardry from Kennedy or Democrats to reduce those obligations. The piece questions Republican interpretations of his political pitch and GOP reactions to it.
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Kennedy
United States
Congress
GOP
Republican National Committee
Burt Paul 35 Warren Dies In Illinois
Funeral services for Burt Paul of Warren Illinois will be held at 3 p m tomorrow at Herman funeral home in Stockton with burial in Elmwood cemetery. He died Monday night at his Warren home and was a retired cheese and buttermaker. Surviving are his wife Alice Irvine and sister Mabel Paul. He was a native of Lafayette County.
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Warren, Ill
Lafayette County
Hern Funeral Home
Stockton
Elmwood Cemetery
Warren
Paul
James Paul
Alice Irvine
Mabel Paul
Reynolds to Address Wisconsin Chamber Dinner
Governor elect John W. Reynolds will address the Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce in Madison on January 8 after his swearing in. He speaks at a dinner following the chamber's pre legislative conference as a goal of 1 070 tickets for his inaugural dinner on January 7 is announced. Proceeds will go to the Democratic Party Campaign debt.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Reynolds
Patrick Lucey
Over the Counter Listings Guide from Monroe Office
A brief guide to securities prices showing bid and ask ranges as compiled by the Monroe office of Loewis Co Incorporated. It explains how the figures indicate the prices at which securities could have been sold or bought at compilation.
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Loewis Co., Incorporated
Holstein Cows Set Milk Production Records in Three Farms
Three Green County registered Holsteins exceed 100000 pounds of milk in lifetime production. Owners include Gilbert Dettwiler and Arthur H. Stauffacher of Monroe and E J Kaderly and Sons of Juda. Other top cows come from Elmoka Farm Bar on Herbert Spanei, and Walter and Kenneth Haberman Footville.
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Green County
Gilbert Dettwiler
Arthur H. Stauffacher
Monroe
E. J. Kaderly
Elmoka
Rent That Room Through Classified Ads in Monroe
A brief note urging readers to use Monroe Evening Times classified ads to rent a room. It highlights affordable options and local listings, encouraging quick responses and convenient, private arrangements.
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Monroe Evening Times
Closed Talks Stir Debate Over USDA Advisory Committees
Washington based farm officials criticize advisory committees created by Secretary Freeman for farm programs as closed sessions and limited briefings. Tobacco and feed grain panels withheld news details while later disclosures and policy shifts prompted calls for accurate post meeting representation.
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Washington
Freeman
Department
Tobacco
Connell Former Legion Chief Dies at 65 in Hartford
Arthur J. Connell 65, longtime national commander of the American Legion, died Tuesday in a Hartford hospital after a long illness. He served as a naval veteran in World War I.
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Conn
Arthur J. Connell
American Legion
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Area Woman Seeks Stamps to Aid Care of Children
Mrs. Louise Hanson of Juda seeks canceled postage stamps to fund care for children. Donated stamps are sold by the Sons of Norway to support a Norwegian Tuberculin hospital and a school for recovering children. Stamps should be intact on envelopes with margins cut. Hanson works as housekeeper at Arby Klaas farm in Spring Grove Township.
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Route 1
Juda
Larson
Sons of Norway
Norway
Madison
Minneapolis
Tubfrin
Hanson
Arby Klaas
Spring Grove Township
Army To Move Cuba Trainees From Ft Knox To Ft Jackson
The Army will move Cuban refugee trainees from Ft. Knox Kentucky to Ft. Jackson South Carolina beginning January 7. Trainees get Christmas leave December 18 to January 3 and return to Ft. Knox for processing. The warmer Ft. Jackson climate is expected to enhance training for the 1751 recruits in the Spanish language program.
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Strom Thurmond
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Ft. Jackson
Department
Roggensack Plea Rejected by Court
Dane County Circuit Court denied Rolland Roggensack of Lancaster a motion to set aside his 1961 conviction for income tax evasion. Judge Edwin M. Wilkie ruled he had a full and fair trial and refused to vacate the judgment.
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Dane County
Rolland R. Roggensack
Lancaster
Edwin M. Wilkie
Grant County
Roggensack
State Supreme Court
Wilkie
Browntown News Notes from Theda Mau Neighborhood
Mrs Louise Duckow of Milwaukee returned home after several days with Mrs Theda Mau. Mr and Mrs W G Mau of Monroe were Sunday guests of his mother. Terry and Jimmy visited their grandmother. Clarence Bark and others visited Mr and Mrs Tucker. Clarence Hanson traveled to Rockford for Louis Lehman funeral. Ronnie Merritt returned from Milwaukee and Mrs Mary Blodgett visited Ottawa Illinois. Mr and Mrs Frank Stark were mentioned next.
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Milwaukee
Ella Lehman
W. G. Mau
Monroe
Theda Mau
Terry
Jimmy
V. A. Tucker
Messrs
Mmes
Clarence Bark
Aurora
Ill
Henry Kubly
Marvin Meythaler
Clarence Hanson
Rockford
Louis Lehman
Ronnie Merritt
Mary Blodgett
Ottawa
Francis
Frank Stark
Sunday Socials Report From Orford Ville Area
On Sunday and family visits abound with Mr and Mrs Milton Busjahn Winslow and Miss Clara Aaske hosting. Mrs John Bartels and family from Chicago spent weekend with George Michaels. LaVern Lehman Brenda Kay Monroe visited his mother. Albany and Rockford guests noted. Hattie Mann at Withee nursing home received visitors. Lee Van Matre home called on by Macie Ross Darlington.
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Aynard
Orfordville
Milton Busjahn
Winslow
Clara Aaske
John Bartels
Chicago
George Michaels
LaVern Lehman
Brenda Kay
Monroe
Ella Lehman
John Sigalus
Albany
Hubertockow
Edith Rockow
Jerry Schmoldt
John Roethlisberger
Hattie Mann
Withee
Brodhead
Ermést Yates
Rockford
Paul Vincent
Aurora
Ill
Ross Vincents
Leon Rockow
Macie Ross
Darlington
Lee van Matre
Paralytic Polio Cases Drop Across 49 Weeks
The Communicable Disease Center reports 677 paralytic poliomyelitis cases in the first 49 weeks of this year, 169 fewer than the 846 cases in the same period of 1961. Comparisons show 2,215 cases in 1960 and 5,553 in 1959.
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Atlanta
United States
Social Security Statement Fees Rising After Jan 7
The Social Security Administration notes the cost increase for a statement of earnings will be one third higher after January 7. Free request cards are available at the Social Security Office, 306 W Milwaukee St, Janesville, with prompt mail or phone processing. Recipients are urged to review their accounts at least once every three years to correct any errors within legal time limits.
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Social Security Administration
Social Security
Milwaukee Street
Janesville
Milwaukee Firm Sweeps Leadership Change
Harold A. Franke, executive vice president of the Milwaukee Company since 1954, has been elected president of the investment firm to succeed Joseph T. Johnson, who becomes chairman of the board.
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Milwaukee
Harold A. Franke
Milwaukee Company
Joseph T. Johnson
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