Voegeli Renamed Cattle Group Head at Wisconsin meeting
Howard Voegeli of Voegeli Farm Inc Monticello was reelected president of the Wisconsin Brown Swiss Association at a Madison business meeting. The state sale at Dane County Fairgrounds closed the two day convention. Voegeli backed for national director. officers Laverne Hasse and Barry Fox reelected. Cantons showed 130 Brown Swiss animals. contention for 1964 Canton show with Illinois and Iowa. Goodwin Jacobson named 1964 Man of the Year. daughter Joyce accepted. Sharon Micke named 1964 Alice in Swissland. 1963 Bell Ringer awards went to Voegeli Farm. Viney Farms won district Bell Ringer. Mrs Howard Voegeli won national judging contest.
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Howard Voegeli
Voegeli
Laverne Hasse
Loganville
Barry Fox
Waterloo
Ron Johnson
Sterling
Wisconsin
Green
Dane
Rock
Jefferson
Brown
Illinois
Towa
Goodwin (Goodie) Jacobson
Ostval Farms
Burlington
Joyce
Alice
Swissland
Sharon Micke
Gilman
Stout State College
Voegeli Farm
Viney Farms
Evansville
National Organization
Wilkinson seeks name change to Bud Wilkinson
Avansla an Okla native reports former Oklahoma football coach Charles Burnham Wilkinson asks a district court to change his name to Bud Wilkinson a name long used by family friends fans and writers He is a Republican candidate for the U S Senate nomination and has been known as Bud for many years.
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Avanslan
Okla
Oklahoma
Charles Burnham Wilkinson
Bud Wilkinson
Wilkinson
U.S. Senate
Bud
Comedian Harry Delf Dies at 71 in New York
Vaudeville comedian and playwright Harry Delf died Friday at age 71 in New York. Delf appeared in Earl Carrolls Vanities in 1926 and performed in other Broadway shows. He authored The Family Upstairs and several additional plays.
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Delf
New York
Harry Delf
Earl Carroll
High School Student Turns Taxidermy Into Pursuit
Monroe high school youth Robert John Ault has begun a unique taxidermy career. Since October he has studied via correspondence and currently rejuvenates animals in the science department. He mounted a coyote and several heads, aided by local sportsmen, with ties to Green County and Twin Grove.
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Robert
Robert John Ault
John J. Ault
Monroe
Martin
Ault
Green County
Twin Grove
David R. Martin
Times
Monroe Mgn
North America
Wisconsin
John Ault
Necedah
West German refugee minister resigns amid war crimes charges
In Bonn President Heinrich Luebke accepted Friday the resignation of Hans Krueger as West German refugee minister after East Germany accused him of wartime crimes in occupied Poland during World War II.
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Bonn
Germany
Heinrich Luebke
Hans Krueger
Krueger
East Germany
Poland
Soviet warns NATO Cyprus peace force is an invasion
In Cyprus crisis Khrushchev warns the United States and Britain to stay out as Moscow condemns a proposed 10,000 man NATO peace force as an encroachment. He urges UN control and notes past opposition to UN peacekeeping in the Middle East and Congo. Makarios seeks UN supervised troops while London conference stalls. Turkish and Greek Cypriot delegations prepare to leave.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Makarios
Khrushchev
Moscow
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
Greece
Turkey
Atlantic Alliance
U.N
Middle East
Congo
London
Gov Reynolds Delays Decision On Re election
Gov Reynolds said he will not decide until May or June whether to seek another term. He noted his campaign for an accelerated highway program is a political liability due to borrowing. He warned of Republican attacks over spending while returning from a Wisconsin swing.
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Madison
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Banks Will Cooperate Green County Fails To Qualify for Loan
Green County and five southwest Wisconsin counties failed to qualify as a disaster area for Farm Home Administration loans and feed grain relief. Officials said 5-10 percent of farmers must request aid for disaster status, with Green County showing 2,100 farms. Local banks volunteered feed grain loans while Rock County did not need loans and Dane County planned only southern townships. Farmers must apply directly for emergency FHA loans as discussions continued on emergency borrowing power for feed until spring.
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Green County
Wisconsin
Farm Home Administration
FHA
Blanchardville
Green
Dane
Rock
Lafayette
Iowa
Grant
Don Siedschlag
Green County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Rock County
Dane County
Siedschlag
William Tschudy
Willis Riemer
Agriculture Committee
Greene County
Wade L. Cash Taken by Death at 72 in Monroe Area
Wade L. Cash 72, a longtime Bell Telephone and United Telephone Co. agent, died unexpectedly at 5:30 p.m. at his home following a heart attack after recent surgery in Rochester. He helped lead the dial conversion in eight communities, including Monroe, and had served over 20 years with United Telephone. Survived by his wife Elsie, a son Burns A., a daughter in Los Angeles, two brothers, six grandchildren, and a great grandson. Funeral services scheduled 1:30 p.m. Monday at Shriner-Neushwander funeral home with Masonic rites the night before and burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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United Telephone Co
Wade L. Cash
20Th Avenue
Rochester
Minn
Cash
Bell Telephone Co
Bell
Baraboo
Kenosha
Racine
Milwaukee
Monroe
Blanchardville
Mr. Cash
New Lisbon
Los Angeles
Willis
Janesville
Grant
Venice
Fla
John
Madison
Burns
Minneapolis
Fred
Robert Stokes
Eau Claire
Shriner-Neushwander
Melvin J. Roehrdanz
Immanuel Eub Church
Greenwood Cemetery
B52 Bomber Crashes After Fire In Fresno County
Seven crewmen parachuted to safety from a B52 jet bomber based at Castle Air Force Base near Merced California. The bomber struck a power line clipped a farm area irrigation and exploded in a rural field in western Fresno County. Maj Earl A Tucker was piloting the craft when a fire erupted in the tail section.
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Fresno
Calif
Fresno County
Castle Air Force Base
Merced
Gronouski Aids Reynolds Vote Drive In Wisconsin
Postmaster General John Gronouski said he would help Governor John Reynolds in his bid for re election in Wisconsin. He noted no restraint in backing Reynolds and other Democratic candidates including Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin.
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Gronouski
Reynolds
Milwaukee
John Gronouski
John Reynolds
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Democrats Seek Final Tax Slash Votes by Feb 20
Democrats aim to push final action on the largest U S tax cut by February 19 or 20 with benefits to begin about March 1. The Senate approved an 11.6 billion version 77 to 21 while planning a House Senate conference to reconcile differences and start voting when reconvened. The plan lowers withholding rates and promises an extra 800 million dollars monthly into the economy.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Senate
Capitol Hill
Senate House
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
House
Cut in Rates Under Bill
Major provisions of the 11.6 billion tax cut bill passed by the Senate outline reduced individual rates from 20 to 91 percent to 14 to 70 percent with two thirds of the cut in 1964 and one third in 1965. Withholding and corporate rate changes are detailed with retroactive effects and shifts to favor small firms. The Senate and House bills are identical.
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Washington
Senate
House
House Advances Fair Employment Practices in Civil Rights Bill
In Washington the House moved toward final action on a fair employment practices provision within the civil rights bill. A bipartisan coalition backed the measure creating a federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to probe racial discrimination in hiring, firing, and promotions. Southerners fought to stall but saw two other sections pass, while a final vote on the whole package awaited possible Monday.
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Washington
House
Monda
Employment Opportunity Commission
Coalition
Forsythe Urges GOP Unity at Lincoln Day Dinner
Forsythe told a capacity Green County crowd that Lyndon Johnson is not invulnerable and urged Republicans to shed labels in a united bid to back the GOP nominee at the national convention. He blasted Johnson Humphrey McCarthy and Freeman while noting Green County’s redistricting and the loss of Henry Schadeberg for Robert Kastenmeier. More than 120 attended as Forsythe criticized dairy price supports and dairy surplus issues amid a Washington detour for Rep. Clark MacGregor. Turn to No. 1 Back Page.
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Lyndon Baines Johnson
Robert Forsythe
Minnewta State
GOP
Green County
Marco
Forsythe
Republcans
SOP
Henry Schadeberg
Robert Kastenmeier
Kastenmeier
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Eisenhower
Monroe
U.S
Clark MacGregor
Minnesota
MacGregor
Washington
Battle
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Orville Freeman
Humphrey
McCarthy
Freemen
Freeman
Gerald Pryce Injured In County F Crash Near Brodhead
Gerald J. Pryce, 26, of rural Albany Brodhead, sustained serious injuries when his car overturned on County Trunk F three miles west of Brodhead. He lies hospitalized at St. Clare with brain concussion a broken jaw and a broken foot. Deputy reports time of entry 2 35 am and 2 02 am call. The accident occurred near Ben Zimmerli farm Decatur Township. Pryce is the son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Pryce living south of Albany. Deputies have not questioned Pryce about details.
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Gerald Pryce
Gerald J. Pryce
Albany-Brodhead
Brodhead
St. Clare
Sheriff's Deputies
Ben Zimmerli
Decatur Township
Pryce
Melvin Pryce
Albany
Lions Club Eyeglass Appeal Draws 500+ Pairs Here
Dr. Robert Smith, chair man of Monroe Lions Club sight conservation, announced a strong response to the eyeglass drive with over 500 pairs donated in banks and supermarkets. The project aims to provide glasses for foreign recipients and will continue until next Wednesday.
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Robert Smith
Monroe Lions Club
Judge Weighs RFK Subpoenas in Hoffa Trial
U S District Judge Frank Wilson may decide over the weekend if Robert F Kennedy should answer a defense summons in the James R Hoffa jury tampering case. Subpoenas covered Kennedy FBI Director Hoover and Herbert Miller as the defense seeks testimony on government spying in Chattanooga.
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Chattanuuua
Fenn
U.S. Dist
Frank Wilson
Atty
Robert F Kennedy
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Kennedy
Justice Department
Hoffa
U.S
Washington
Chattanooga
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Herbert Miller
Department
Spanish Prince Announces Formal Engagement
Madrid dispatch reports Prince Carlos De Bourbon and Princess Irene of Holland have formed a formal engagement. Carlos plans to travel to Holland to confer with Queen Juliana and royal family on a wedding date. At Madrid airport Irene introduced her fiancé to her father Prince Bernhard.
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Madrid
Spain
Carlos de Bourbon Y
Parma
Jene of
Holland
Carlos
Juliana
Irene
Bernhard
U S Urges Allies to Join Efforts in Cuba Dispute
The United States seeks allied support to tighten the economic noose around Cuba after President Johnson orders Guantanamo made self-sufficient in water and shifts base funding. White House warns of further provocations as Castro threatens to claim the base using international bodies.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Johnson
Guantanamo Naval Base
State Department
Fidel Castro
Naval Base
White House
Castro
Kremlin
Organization of American States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Alies
Guantanamo
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Osvaldo Dorticos
Havana
Dorticos
Defense Department
Defense McNamara
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Gov. Reynolds
Wade L
Minnesotan
Lions Club
RFK
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