Audience Urged To Sell America At EUB Banquet
Congressman Henry C. Schadeberg urged the audience at the Immanuel EUB church banquet to defend freedom as a weapon against communism. He said selling America is essential and praised the church as a source of moral foundation. The program featured Barbershop Quartet singing and couples honored for longevity, recent marriage, and large families. Dinner was served by EUB women.
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Henry C. Schadeberg
Immanuel Eub
Schadeberg
America
Malcolm Barlass
Ben Blaser
Albert Buri
Robert Ruggieri
Otto Albright
Paul Bechtolt
Edward Kaderly
Barlass 7
Ac Thomas Norager
EUB
Milo Miller
LaVerne Falk
Arthur Nondahl
Fred LaRosh
Falk
Monticello
Stock Prices Edge Higher and Steels Firm
The market nudged to the upside with moderate activity. Fractions to about a point gains led losers in the same range as key stocks edged higher. Steels were fairly steady with Chrysler advancing about two points in the motor section.
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New York
Chrysler
Final instalment of Goldwater Alfalfa Club speech
Page Five publishes the concluding text of Senator Barry Goldwater's Alfalfa Club address with full remarks expected to appear, completing the coverage of his controversial 1964 speech and its reception.
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Barry Goldwater
Washoe
Snowstorm Paralyzes Northeast and Fallout Across States
A massive snowstorm dumped up to two feet in parts of the Northeast causing power outages, school closures, and travel disruptions from New York to Maine. Eastern New York saw the heaviest accumulation with 18 to 24 inches in several cities while coastal New England reported lighter totals. Farther south, Atlantic coast fog and rain complicated travel and flooding persisted in the West, with California rain and Idaho Nevada flood remnants impacting farmland and cleanup efforts.
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Associated Press
New York State
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Vermont
New England
Cape Cod
Kingston
N.Y
Hudson River
Glens Falls
Albany
Poughkeepsie
Newburgh
Watertown
New York
Worcester
Mass
Boston
Somerset
Providence
R.I
Portland
Atlantic
Florida
Miami
Key West
Point Arguello
Calif
California
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Wyoming
Pacific Coast
Red Bluff
San Francisco
Bank of Brodhead Opens New Building in Green County
More than 200 bank directors and officers from Green County and Wisconsin attended a special open house at the Bank of Brodhead in its new one floor building. The bank moves from the Laurie location on Saturday with public hours from 9 am to 3 pm and 5 to 9 pm. The facility features drive up service, a large parking lot, and a community room. Officers include Fred Hahlen president Leo Scheberle and George Winsor vice presidents Willis Lorch cashier Avis Olson and Duane Lederman assistant cashiers. Directors listed are Hahlen Scheberle Zimmerman Olin Condon Amerpohi Pierce and Stair.
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Green County
Wisconsin
Bank of Brodhead
Laurie
Brodhead
Fred Hahlen
Leo Scheberle
George Winsor
Willis Lorch
Avis Olson
Duane Lederman
Bobby Lectures Student Critics in Indonesia
In Jogjakarta at Gadjah Mada University Robert F. Kennedy faced mixed cheers and jeers after urging hecklers to step forward with questions. One student rose hesitantly and pressed Kennedy on West New Guinea, tapping the issue with a pointed gesture.
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Jogjakarta
Indonesia
Robert F. Kennedy
Gadjah Mada University
West New Guinea
Cheese trade quiet in Madison market
Wisconsin cheddar market remains quiet with buyers focused on immediate needs. Supplies are ample. Prices show block cheddar at 42 to 38 percent, longhorns at 38 to 39 percent, 40 pound blocks at 42 to 38, single daisies at 77 to 78, midgets at 85 to 40
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Madison
Wisconsin
Astronaut John Glenn Postponed Again By Weather
Cape Canaveral faced another weather delay as Glenn’s launch was scrubbed amid 54 mph Atlantic gale and forecasted poor conditions for Friday and Saturday. NASA officials, including Walter Williams, planned a midnight weather review before deciding on a possible Friday window.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Central Atlantic
United States
Weather Bureau
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Walter C. Williams
Monroe
Glenn
Bermuda
Arly
William Douglas
Douglas
Robert Voas
Voas
Cardinal Muench In Extremely Grave Condition At 72
A medical bulletin reports Aloisius Cardinal Muench 72 former Fargo bishop and Milwaukee native in extremely grave condition near death. The Vatican curia member, diagnosed with Parkinsons disease, worsened several days ago.
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Rome
Aloisius Cardinal Muench
Fargo
Muench
Milwaukee
Vatican Curia
Milk Plant Closes Village to Begin Industry Search
New Glarus directors reorganized committees to seek a new industry after the Pet Milk Co. plant closed, affecting over 80 workers. Committees cover finance, fact finding, sites and buildings, community finding, and industry contact. a March public meeting is planned to report progress. Some workers may be absorbed at the Belleville plant or find other employment.
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NEW Glarus
Times
New Glarus Industrial Development Corp
Pet Milk Co
Jack S. Disch
Fred P. Streiff
Palmer Duerst
Walter W
Waldo Freitag
Inen Sey
Belleville
Editor of Hoard's Dairyman to Speak at Green County Farm Bureau
Robert E. Davenport associate editor of Hoard's Dairyman will address the Green County Farm Bureau Coop Warehouse Co at Turner hall next Tuesday night. He will discuss a new model for dairy buildings as members dine from 6 to 8 pm. The meeting will elect directors and term expirations include Earl Feldt Ernie Riese and Glenn Benkert. Davenport's Wisconsin background and career in agricultural education and journalism are noted.
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Monroe
Robert E. Davenport
Brodhead
Earl Feldt
Ernie Riese
Glenn Benkert
Stoughton
Davenport
FFA
University of Wisconsin
Greenwood
Camp Roberts
Calif
Wisconsin
Monroe Agricultural Department
Hoard’s
Dairyman
Hoard
Dairyman Plan Service
Membership Opened For CD Auxiliary Unit
Walter E. Drews Civil Defense director announced the CD auxiliary unit is open for membership with training starting Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the jail. Current membership is 28 aiming for 40 plus with three more two hour training periods each Wednesday. Training covers traffic control self-protection and crowd handling. Interested men 18 or older may call 2400 or 724 for information.
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Walter E. Drews
Civil Defense
CD Auxiliary Police
Drews
Dews
Stennis clamps down on unauthorized sleuthing by aides
Senate subcommittee chair Sen. John Stennis said strict rules ban unauthorized investigations by aides after Marines filled out questionnaires on cold war topics. The panel and chief counsel James Kendall denied prior knowledge of the move. Eisenhower letters urged limited top level speech clearance by defense leaders.
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Washington
Senate
John Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
James Kendall
Subcommittee
Strom Thurmond
D-Sc
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Defense
Wisconsin Red Arrow Division Complete Tough Combat Training
Men of the 32nd Division at Fort Lewis Washington complete a 75 yard filtration course with live fire barbed wire and artillery simulators. Recruits endured three runs one night run with tracer fire and explosive pits to simulate combat conditions. Further training includes Operation Bristle Cone in March at Fort Irwin California and Operation Mesa Drive in May at Yakima Firing Center.
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FT. Lewis
Wash
Wisconsin
Red Arrow
32Nd Division
Red
Roof Collapse Kills Chicago Fire Chiefs
Two Chicago fire chiefs died when a burning three story building roof collapsed burying them in rubble. Division Marshal Robert J. O'Brien aged 52 and Battalion Chief Thomas A. Hoff aged 44 were directing firemen on the third floor as the roof gave way and they fell into the basement.
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Chicago
Robert J. O’brien
Thomas A. Hoff
Kekkonen Reelected President of Finland to Second Term
In Helsinki Urho Kekkonen secured a second term as president. The 61 year old leader won 199 electoral votes in the Finnish Electoral College, continuing his policy of neutrality amid Cold War tensions.
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Helsinki
Finland
Urho Kekkonen
Bronx man hands over 16800 to two armed bandits
Seymour Franklin, 47, a Bronx produce salesman, says $16800 won from bets with a bookie vanished in three minutes when two armed men forced entry. He surrendered the cash, mostly in $50 and $100 bills, after the home invasion. His wife Sophia co-owns an Englewood antique store with her sister.
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New York
Seymour Franklin
Franklin
Bronx
Hialeah
Bowie
Seymour
Sophia
Englewood
N. J
U S Aide Slain At Leopoldville
Lt Col Helen D Stogner 39 a U S military attaché in Leopoldville was shot in the head as he read at his bed and died an hour later A Congo lese chauffeur was arrested but found not to provide useful information The night attack prompted a large Congo army sweep of Pare Hembise area and a search for Stogner s Congolese staff His wife and six children live in El Paso Texas.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
U.S
Helen D. Stogner
el Paso
Tex
U.N
Stogner
Pare Hembise
Swiss Society Plans Concert at Sauk City
The New Glarus Maennerchor and Yodelers will perform at a public concert Sunday 2 to 4 p m at the Sauk City high school auditorium. Proceeds benefit St Ida s Convent building fund with a Swiss flag throwing and other acts.
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NEW Glarus
New Glarus Swiss Society
Sauk City High School
St. Ida’s Convent Building Fund
New
Glarus Maennerchor
Tovig
Advance Work May Pave Way For Quick Pact
Pittsburgh reports indicate top negotiators David J. McDonald of the United Steelworkers Union and R. Conrad Cooper of U.S. Steel met in the first formal session as 11 major steel producers and their unions prepared for 1962 bargaining. Early signals point to a fast, noninflationary settlement with pay and job security gains for workers and tax relief measures for industry, aiming to avoid price increases.
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Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
Cooper
McDonald
Industry-Union
White House
Seven Children Die in St Anne Woods Fire
In Kankakee Illinois seven children and a neighbor girl perished in a blaze that destroyed a small frame house in St Anne Woods. Ages ranged from 1% to 12. The mother Gwendolyn Mallory 40 was away at a neighbor’s home when the fire started. Fire Chief Robert Hayes attributed the blaze to defective wiring. The children were reportedly in bed and the mother had left them in the care of Michael 12. The husband Ro bert Mallory had died 18 months earlier in Chicago in a building collapse.
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Kankakee
Ill
St. Anne Woods
Gwendolyn Mallory
Pembroke Township
Robert Hayes
Fire destroys St. Patrick's Church in Sauk County
A blaze swept through St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Sauk County causing widespread damage estimated at $50,000. Fire responders battled flames from dawn until containment, with no immediate reports of injuries.
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St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Sauk County Counloss
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