Supervisors Nod Approval for New Milk Plant at County Hospital
Green County supervisors authorized a hospital building committee to seek bids for a new milkhouse tied to the county hospital. Health department specs call for pasteurization equipment and potential milk processing. Estimated cost about 36 000 for building and 12 000 to 15 000 for equipment. The plan, approved by health and dairy authorities, would let the county market excess milk and serve a proposed county home for the aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Board
State Health Department
Fred Glauser
Glauser
Stanley Knight
Third Ward
Brodhead
Sheriff’s Department
William H. Hogan
Charles B. Marvin
C. S. Pierce
First Ward
SWEA Session Closes School Friday for Madison Conference
Monroe public school teachers will attend the Southern Wisconsin Education Association session in Madison Friday, with no classes in any department. The Monroe Edgerton basketball game will be moved to tomorrow night due to the Madison event. Regular class dismissals occur as scheduled. Speakers include Dr Philip Falk Simon A McNeely and Dr R C Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Southern Wisconsin Education Association
Madison
D.J. Huenink
Edgerton
Huenink
Philip Falk
Simon A. McNeely
President’s Council On Youth Fitness
R. C Young
Scotland
Powers Parents Return From Secret Reunion
Gary Powers' parents Oliver and Elsie Powers arrived in Norton Virginia today and refused to discuss details of their secret reunion with U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers. The exchange occurred Saturday with the Soviet Union for spy Col Rudolf Abel, prompting a formal statement of thanks from the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Francis Gary Powers
Oliver W. Powers
Virginia
United States
Soviet Union
Rudolf Abel
Francis
Powers
Goldwater Speech Second Installment at Alfalfa Club
The second instalment of Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona’s speech from the Alfalfa Club in Washington last month appears on Page 9. The final instalment will be published in Thursday’s edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Washington
Albany chair plant may close as Paidar decision awaits
Albany businessmen plan 2 pm talks with Emil J. Paidar Co. officials in Chicago over the possible closing of Albany Manufacturing Co. The plant, operating seven years, now employs about 30 after a seasonal layoff. Paidar chairs and related products are sold nationwide with some government work last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Emil J. Paidar Co
Chicago
Albany Manufacturing Co
Domenic Bongiorno
M. J. Ingwell
Bank of Albany
Wilbur K. Dehmer
John Christopher
George Radock
Madison
Paidar
United States
Sugar River Canning Co
Indiana Condensed Milk Co
Three More Join Monroe's Rural District Attachments
Green age School Committee approved attaching Ball Sanders and West Clarno to Monroe, expanding the district to 13 rural schools effective June 15 after public hearings. Additional small segments from Richland Browntown Iliff already in, with more districts joining by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball, Sanders
West Clarno
Monroe
Greenage
Richland
Browntown
Iliff
Fairfield
Grove
Blackford
Argus
Prien
Dutch Hollow
Buckskin
Simmons
Monticello
Pleasant Valley
Watson
South Wayne Union Free
Monroe High
Oregon widow Lois Reed Twining dies at 73 in Oswego
Mrs. Joseph L. Twining 73, sister in law of Mrs. Phoebe Chadwick, died last night at her Oswego home near Portland. Former Lois Reed, she married Joseph Twining in Seattle May 3, 1911. Survived by no immediate kin. funeral arrangements pending. Chadwick will not attend.
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Joseph L. Twining
Phoebe Chadwick
Oswego
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Washington
Pacific Telephone Co
Nathan F
Merrill Twining
Navy
Robert Twining
Edward Twining
Schadeberg to Speak on Threshold Tonight at Immanuel EUB
Congressman Henry C. Schadeberg will address the audience at The Golden Age event titled Threshold during the Sweetheart Banquet at Immanuel EUB Church tonight. The program starts at 6 45 p.m with Milo H. Miller in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Schadeberg
Immanuel Eub Church
Milo H. Miller
Cartoonist Chalk Talk Set At Jaycee Farm Event
The Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce invites county farmers and their wives to the 11th annual Farmers Institute and Conservation Awards at Turner hall tomorrow at 8 p m. Milwaukee cartoonist Tom Kelly will present chalk talks on conservation and has appeared with Will Durant and Vice President Nixon. Green County will honor Outstanding Senior and Young Farmers and six others for soil conservation efforts. Donald Siedschlag will preside, with Myron Jeglum and James Schwoegler presenting awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Nixon
U. S
Green County
Donald Siedschlag
ASCS
Myron E. Jeglum
James Schwoegler
Coe Conservation Service Ofice
Boyle Named Judge for Rock County Court
Gov Nelson appoints John J. Boyle a 42 year old Janesville attorney to the Rock County second branch bench succeeding the late Ralph Gunn. A UW graduate and Marquette Law alumnus, he served as WWII captain in Europe and later practiced in Darlington and Milwaukee before joining McWilliams and Boyle in 1958. He is married with six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Nelson
John J. Boyle
Janesville
Rock County
Ralph Gunn
Boyle
University of Wisconsin
Marquette University
Darlington
Office of Price Stabilization
Milwaukee
McWilliams and Boyle
Kennedy Says Ready For Talks If Helpful To Summit
President Kennedy told Soviet Premier Khrushchev he is prepared to attend a heads of government meeting if it improves chances for disarmament progress. He urged clarifying work before a June 1 report and backed opening talks at the foreign minister level to begin Geneva negotiations March 14. The exchange follows Britain’s push for lower-level progress first and Khrushchev’s counter proposal for a summit if needed. Kennedy noted differences remain, including Soviet limits on verifying disarmament manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Geneva
U.S
Gromyko
Moscow
Macmillan
Democrats to Convene in Madison for Dinner and Convention
State Democratic headquarters says the administrative committee will meet in Madison on Saturday. They will discuss plans for a $100 dinner in May and the state convention in June.
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Madison
Monroe Chamber of Commerce appoints 62 plans for the year
The Monroe chamber board named project committee heads at last night’s meeting at Swiss D. L. Mossman. Leaders cover membership drive, annual meeting plans, decorations, training surveys, tourism studies, bylaw updates, legislative work, and industrial development. The proposed 1962 budget was reviewed with changes to several program outlays. Secretary Vernon Schillinger outlined 1961 activities and noted a March personal contact canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Eee
D. L. Mossman
Robert J. Hahlen
Kenneth R. Sundseth
Stewart F. Kingston
Harold Scherer
William K. Bauman
Chamber
Mayor's Citizens
Ies
George Wells
Bauman
Paul Line
Kenneth Schneider
Dr. Smith
James Volkert
William L. Rolli
Mathew Eraser
John Callahan
Volkert
John F. Kundert
Vernon Schillinger
Activiteen
Weather delays John Glenn orbital flight to Thursday
Cape Canaveral faced a new Atlantic storm threatening a postponement of John Glenn Jr.'s Atlas flight. NASA officials weighed weather advisories and recovery conditions, with the earliest possible lift set for Thursday morning and potential delays extending to Friday. Glenn remained calm as officials prepared for further testing and updates.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Project Mercury
Monroe
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Bermuda
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Ber
O. B. Lloyd
White House
William K. Douglas
John H. Powers
Powers
Rhinelander Youth Is Sentenced as Conscientious Objector
Neil R. Jackson, 23, of Rhinelander and an engineer's assistant with the State Highway Department, was sentenced in Madison to two years in prison for failing to report for hospital service as directed by his selective service board. He had claimed to be a minister and sought exemption, was classified as a conscientious objector, and assigned to Madison General Hospital but did not report. Judge Patrick T. Stone offered him a chance to reconsider, which Jackson declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Neil R. Jackson
Rhinelander
State Highway Department
Selective Service Board
Jackson
Madison General Hospital
Patrick T. Stone
U.S. District Court
Thank You Show Planned for 32nd Division on Feb 24
FT. LEWIS Washington entertainment stars join 32nd Infantry Division tribute on February 24 with Mort Sahl as host. Dorothy Provine Jaye P. Morgan Morey Amsterdam Denise Darcel Nick Adams Joan OBrien Jack Carter Connie Stevens Jim Hutton Leslie Parrish Fabian Frankie Avalon Annette Sam Cooke Dodie Stevens Donny Brooks and governors from 15 states invited to present or appear in the event honoring the division’s Cold War service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Lewis
Wash
Wisconsin
Division Information Office
Mort Sahl
Dorothy Provine
Jaye P. Morgan
Morey Amsterdam
Denise Darcel
Nick Adams
Joan O’brien
Jack Carter
Connie Stevens
Jim Hutton
Leslie Parrish
Fabian
Frankie Avalon
Annette
Sam Cooke
Dodie Stevens
Donny Brooks
Insurance rates rise for about 15 percent of Wisconsin autos
Wisconsin insurers raise rates about 15 percent of auto policies starting Thursday with average increases of 6.1 percent on liability and 7.1 percent on collision and comprehensive coverage. Surcharges up to 150 percent apply for drivers with violations, while good records receive discounts. Some areas like Superior may see offsetting discounts. Milwaukee County premiums rise notably for under 25 males and 25 plus pleasure use cars.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Stanley du Rose
Charles L. Manson
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
National Automobile Underwriters Association
du Rose
Powers Back in U S Free to Testify and Face Press
President Kennedy said U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers is cooperating with government interviewers and will be free to testify to congressional committees and attend a news conference. Powers, shot down over Russia May 1, 1960, was exchanged for Soviet spy Rudolf Abel in Berlin. The briefing covered Powers, disarmament talks in Geneva, and potential participation of other nations in a summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
U.S
Rudolf Abel
Russia
Congress
Abel
West Berlin
East Germany
United States
Maryland
Genesva
China
India
Khrushchev
Berlin
Fulbright Considered for Cornell Presidency
Ithaca N Y A college spokesman says Senator J William Fulbright is among those considered to succeed Deane W Malott as Cornell University president but he would not confirm or deny a nomination.
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Fulbright
Ithaca
N.Y
J. William Fulbright
D - Ark
Deane W. Malott
Cornell University
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Ball
Sanders
J.L. Twining
Schadeberg
Jaycee Farm
Rock
JFK
Robert J. Smith
Earl Hager
Hahlen
Tourism Stud
Francis Powers
John Glenn
Scott Carpenter
Space
Walter C. Williams
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