Admiral Henry Wolleson Dies at 57 in California
Rear Admiral Henry Dean Wolleson 57 of Garden Grove California died Friday at Camp Pendleton hospital after years of illness. Services set for Glendale at the Little Church of Flowers with burial at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Survived by mother Mary and brothers Louis Harold and Lee. Born Perry Oklahoma 1903 and Annapolis 1923 graduate. 35 years in Navy retiring 1954.
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Henry Dean Wolleson
Garden Grove
Calif
Louis R. Wolleson
Camp Pendleton Hospital
California
Little Church of Flowers
Glendale
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Admiral Wolleson
Ballard Drive
Mary
Harold
Louis Wolleson
Perry
Okla
Pittsburg
Kan
Annapolis
Hemisphere
Florida
New Mexico
West Virginia
Sepulga
Pacific Fleet
6Th Marines
Aleutian Islands
Iceland
Pearl Harbor
Attu
Kiska Island
Fourth Marine Division
Kwajalein
Marshall Islands
Third Marine
Guam
Caroling Islands
24Th
Leyte
Wolleson
Pacific Coast
Henrico
Priests Sentenced in Belgrade for State Hostility
In Belgrade Yugoslavia a Communist court sentenced six Roman Catholic priests and two theology students to prison terms from two and a half to seven years for activities deemed hostile to the state.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Juda boy to become 58th Eagle Scout in area
Robert Ruef of Juda will receive the Eagle Scout honor at a ceremony in the Juda high school gym tonight becoming the first youth in Juda Scouting history to earn the rank. Area Scouting records show 2,879 boys in troops 1917 onward and 1,584 in Cub Packs over 17 years, with 58 Eagles total and 257 men serving as Scoutmasters or assistants since 1917.
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Ralph Kroehler
Area Scout
Area Scouting
Robert Ruef
Juda
Juda High School
Harold Scherer
Monroe Clinic
Gordon Stauffacher
Sedalia
Royce ZumBrunnen
Madison
Dan Ault
Lowell Stuessy
Ralph Baltzer
Dennis Goecks
Monroe
Lions
George Jacobs
Neil Jacobs
William Blumer
James Frautschy
Eugene Davis
Monticello
American Legion
William Escher
Jack Ponyicsanyi
John Steinmann
Kenneth Kundert
David Dwyer
William Baebier
Eugene Gessler
Irving Eichorst
Jack Krieg
Yellowstone
David Everson
Virgil Hendrickson
Russell Steiner
Albany
John Burt
Daryl Davenport
Roger Steindorf
Kurt Gaarder
Eric Runaas
Greg Jones
John Hlavachek
Argyle
Robert Wilson
Richard Wilson
Blanchardville
Lions Club
Robert Sardeson
John R. Thorson
Lawrence Untenholzener
William Roy Timmons
Roland Shamburek
Karl Bregenzer
Gary Germann
J J Aeschlimann Dies in California
John J. Aeschlimann Sr. died at 86 in a Lakeport California nursing home. He arrived in Monroe in 1903 and bought the Ludlow hotel in 1913, selling it in 1929, and was active in local business and Swiss clubs. He is survived by his wife Alma, two sons, a daughter, a sister, a brother, two grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Shriner Neushwander with burial in Greenwood.
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John J. Aeschlimann Sr
Ludlow
Lakeport
Calif
Shriner- Neushwander
Greenwood
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s Church
Midway Airport
Chicago
Aeschlimann
Thune
Switzerland
Monroe
Swiss Rifle Club
Harmonie Singers
Turner Hall Club
John
Elizabeth Meyers Aeschlimann
America
Texas
Alma Ross
Oregon
California
Alma
John Jr
San Francisco
Arnold
Veterans Hospital
Tomah
Herman Burkhard
Anna Groba
Taylor
Tex
Adolph
Waco
Lillian
Theodore
Ada Foley
Louise Gustafson
West delegates wooed as Democrats court votes
The article details Kennedy and Johnson courting Western delegates for the 271 needed Democratic convention votes. Kennedy offers to stay out of California’s June primary if Governor Brown releases his delegates. Johnson claims over 200 Western votes. Humphrey appears in Albuquerque asserting Democratic ideals and criticizing Republicans. Nixon campaigns in Los Angeles backing defense policy.
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Associated Press
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
California
Johnson
Albuquerque
West
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Nixon
Los Angeles
Roger Kent
Elizabeth Smith
Edmund G. Brown
Indianapolis
Baker
Ore
Eisenhower
Shirley Jean Havens
Arvada
Colo
Rhinelander Fire Destroys Red Dot Plant Warehouse
A combination garage warehouse of Red Dot Foods in Rhinelander was swept by fire causing losses up to a quarter of a million dollars. The 180 by 120 foot plant burned while firefighters saved two connected buildings. The office and plant suffered damage. at least six trucks and large quantities of potatoes, wax paper containers, and cardboard cartons were destroyed.
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Rhinelander
Red Dot Foods, Inc
Mikoyan in Cuba Appeals to Workers and Concert Audience
Soviet deputy premier Anastas Mikoyan spoke to the National Federation of Textile Workers in Havana and attended a Havana Symphony concert conducted by Khachaturian. He praised missile strength and peace, and noted secrecy around Cuban activities. An eyewitness saw him with Raul Castro near Matanzas.
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Havana
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Cuba
National Federation of Textile Workers
Khachaturian
Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Reva
Matanzas
Ridig
Raul Castro
Heart Surgeon To Speak Here
A Madison heart specialist will speak at 8 p m Thursday in the Green Room of Ludlow Memorial library about open heart surgery in connection with the February Heart Fund campaign. Dr William P Young head of the Cardiovascular Surgery Section at University Hospitals Madison has led a team that has operated on area children to correct defects.
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Madison
Ludlow Memorial Library
William P. Young
Heart Fund
University Hospitals
Young
Janice Barry
Bernard Barry
Argyle
Joe Schwartzlow
Roy Schwartzlow
Albany
Richard Wagner
City Heart Campaign
Janice
Little David Fankhauser
Fankhauser
Edward Fankhauser
Monroe
Schwartzlow
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Wisconsin Heart Association
U.S. Public Health Service
University Medical School
UW Lanphear and Three Others Declared Ineligible
Wisconsin announces four team captains scholastically ineligible including Dan Lanphear All America football tackle and track captain elect. Lanphear weighed 222 pounds and signed with the Houston Oilers. failing French reportedly ended his eligibility alongside John Stillman Appleton gymnastics Jim Innis Madison wrestling and Kurt Smrcina Milwaukee swimming captains.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Dan Lanphear
Badger
Lanphear
Houston Oilers
Wisconsin
John Stillman
Appleton
Jim Innis
Kurt Smrcina
Milwaukee
Argentine Warships Hunt Submarine Off Golfo Nuevo
Argentine warships and planes searched the Golfo Nuevo for a mystery submarine believed lurking off southern Argentina. Reports claimed the sub was damaged and two nuclear submarines diverted search forces, though Navy Secretary Clem ent called some reports untrue and gave no confirmation.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Golfo Nuevo
Navy
Gaston Clement
Cervantes
Gulf
Clement
School districting talk at Spring Grove Farm Bureau meeting
Roland Rockwell and John F. Brozovich led a discussion on Wisconsin high school districting under Bill 48, detailing union and integrated options for rural areas. They addressed Barr district’s petition to join the Union Free high school at Jutla, and explained building capacity and local control issues.
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Roland Rockwell
Brodhead
John F. Brozovich
Juda High School
Spring Grove Farm Bureau
Wisconsin
Barr
Rock County
Union Free High School
Jutla
Orfordville
Barr School
John Lahy
Juda
Brozovich
Rockwell
Edward J. Kaderly
The
Bureau Group
Gov
Nelson
Monroe Airport Conditions Blamed for Cessna Crash
Snow ice and ruts at Monroe airport caused a landing mishap Saturday at 4 20 p m damaging a Cessna 172 owned by Herbert Weiler. Pilot James C Gerondale escaped injury though right wing and prop need replacement. Another plane piloted by William Hunter skidded but was undamaged.
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Monroe
Herbert Weiler
James C. Gerondale
Gerondale
Weiler
William Hunter
Oaktron Industries
Freeport
March of Dimes
Board Votes On Highway Paci Proposals At Night Session
The salary and highway committees meet at 7 p.m. tomorrow before the 8 p.m. County Board session to discuss a proposed highway union working agreement. The union may modify demands and a zoning setback ordinance is also on the agenda. Ray E. Kundert said annual agency reports have been mailed to board members and will be accepted tomorrow night.
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Ray E. Kundert
South Beloit Woman Dies in Bedroom Fire
Mrs. Izola Gross, 50, of South Beloit Illinois, died in a bedroom fire that trapped her. Her son Fred, 19, carried her from the room but she was dead on arrival at a Beloit hospital. The blaze was confined to the bedroom.
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Beloit
Izola Gross
South Beloit
Fred
Governor Alleges Petty Bickering Over Wisconsin Delegates
Governor Nelson denounces Democratic state chairman Patrick Luc ey and Madison Mayor Ivan Nestingen for attacking the party’s convention voting formula. He defends the two per district plan and calls for an end to unproductive bickering while urging both camps to focus on substantive issues.
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Madison
Nelson Today
Ivan Nestingen
Wisconsin
Nelson
Patrick J. Lucey
Nestingen
John Kennedy
D-Mass
Lucey
Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Democratic Administrative Committee
Humphrey
Monroe Firemen Answer First Alarm of 1960
Monroe firemen answered their first general alarm of 1960 Saturday afternoon when a car driven by Mrs. Harold E. Marsh caught fire on the east side of the square. LeRoy R. Phillips stopped the blaze with a fire extinguisher from his truck. Wiring and the water pump hose in the engine were damaged. Fire Chief Josef J. Benkert said it was unusual for a whole month to pass without a fire, the first time in several years that such a gap occurred.
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Monroe
Harold E. Marsh
LeRoy R
Cookie) Phillips
15Th Avenue
Josef J. Benkert
25 Die as Mining Train Plunges in Santiago Outing
Twenty five were killed and about 50 injured when a mining company train carrying employees and families derailed after leaving the tracks and plunged down a 30 foot embankment near Santiago.
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Santiago, Caile
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Philip Peterson
Mary Nussbauma
Susan Goecks
Linda Holmes
Linda Voelkli
Bruce Patterson
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Henry Wolleson
Rites
Eagles
J.J. Aeschlimann
Lyndon Johnson
William Young
Democracia
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