Companion Held In Stogner Death
Elisabeth Thring of Washington is jailed in Makala Prison in Leopoldville in connection with the slaying of Lt. Col. Helen D. Stogner assistant U S military attache. She is in protective custody with a lawyer. A sniper killed Stogner as he read in his bedroom Wednesday night.
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the Congo
Congo
Elisabeth Thring
Washington, D.C
Helen D. Stogner
U.S
Thring
el Paso
Tex
Makala
Stogner
Miss Thring
Dennis the Menace Mr Wilson dies at 55
Hollywood reports Joseph S. Kearns 55 portraying Mr Wilson on Dennis the Menace died from a cerebral hemorrhage after entering Park View hospital in a coma He was a veteran character actor and frequent Jack Benny shows voice on suspension He also appeared on Lux Theatre radio and Danny Thomas and How to Marry a Millionaire TV series
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Hollywood
Joseph S. Kearns
Mr. Wilson
Dennis the Menace
Kearns
Park View Hospital
Wilson
Dennis
Jack Benny
Lux Theatre
Danny Thomas
Peace Church Plans For 75th Anniversary
Browntown church outlines 75th anniversary events with committee members Hubert Rockow John Meyer and Mrs Awalt Lueck named. Anniversary set for Sept 9 guest speaker Dr Huenemann ex Faith Milwaukee and current president of the United Church of Christ Theological Seminary.
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Browntown
Hubert Rockow
John Meyer
Awalt Lueck
Peace United Church of Christ At
Huenemann
Faith Church
Milwaukee
First United Church of Christ Theology Seminary
Cardiologist To Speak At Heart Drive Fundraiser Event
Ward workers for the current Heart Fund drive led by the Alpha Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority will receive their kit during a public meeting in the Green Room of the Ludlow Memorial library at 8 p.m. Monday. Dr. R H Wasserberger, Madison VA cardiologist, will speak on Fables of Self Diagnosis and present a film Mr Pump. The drive ends with a door to door canvass on Heart Sunday Feb 25.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Heart Association
American Heart Association For National Research
Dorothy Johnson
Eileen Wagner
City Drive
Walter Kubly
Heart Sunday
Helen Altman
Leo H. Share
First Ward
32nd Group Sent On Overseas Tour
Six members of Wisconsin's 32nd Infantry Division left Ft. Lewis for Germany to observe overseas training. The Red Arrow reps are Sgt. Royal C. Schall and Sgt. Glenn E. Grunewald of Milwaukee, Sgt. Carl J. Geig of Menomonee Falls, Capt. Ralph J. Hollerman of Fond du Lac, Sgt. Frederick A. Davis of Madison, and Sgt. Richard Kamilia of Arcadia. They join about 50 former National Guardsmen and reservists inspecting conditions in Germany and will return to Ft. Lewis in about a week.
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Wash
Wisconsin
32Nd Infantry Division
Germany
Red Arrow
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Glenn E. Grunewald
Milwaukee
Carl J. Geig
Menomonee Falls
Ralph J. Holterman
Fond du Lac
Frederick A. Davis
Madison
Richard Kamilia
Arcadia
National
Police Probe Break-in Here at Rosa Star Flower Shop
Police investigate a night break-in at Rosa Star Flower Shop and Rosa Florist. Entry was gained by breaking a basement door crossbar, eight silver dollars stolen, attempts made to pry the safe, and papers scattered while no valuables were missing. Robert Rosa reported the incident.
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Rosa Florist
Green House
the Floral Company
Remand Sought in Boskill Brook Murder Case
Racine for Wilson Brook the court appointed counsel said he will ask that the case of the 21 year old accused of first degree murder in the Burlington police sergeant shooting be remanded to Court Commissioner Oscar Edwards for a preliminary hearing.
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Wilson Brook
Burlington
Oscar Edwards
No Americans On Pope's List of 10 Cardinals
Pope John XXIII names ten new cardinals raising the College to 87 with no Americans among them. The consistory is set for March 19. New cardinals include Juan Landazuri Ricketts Raul Silva Henriquez Leo Suenens Michael Browne Jose da Costa Nunes Giovanni Panico Idebrando Antoniutti Efrem Forni Gabriele Coussa Anselmo Alboreda.
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College of Cardinals
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Peru
Raul Silva Henriquez
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Vatican Oriental Congregation
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Vatican Library
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John
Aloisius Cardinal Muench
Vatican Curia
Kastenmeier seeks release date for 32nd National Guard
Rep Rob ert W Kastenmeier urges the Department of Defense to set a specific release date for Wisconsin's 32nd National Guard Division in a letter to Secretary McNamara. He cites rumors from high officials and broad coverage that confuse and frustrate released reservists and guardsmen.
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Robert W. Kastenmeier
Watertown
Department of Defense
Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard Division
McNamara
Kastenmeier
Cardinal Meyer Arrives in Rome for Ecumenical Council Meetings
Archbishop Albert Gregory Meyer of Chicago arrived in Rome to take part in central preparatory commission meetings for the Catholic Ecumenical Council. He flies in amid ongoing talks and diplomacy shaping the church’s global council agenda.
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Rome
Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
Central Preparatory Commission
Os Catholic Ecumenical Council
Kennedy tells Indonesians U S will stay neutral over West New Guinea
Robert F Kennedy urged Bandung University students to accept U S neutrality in Indonesia's West New Guinea claim and to avoid anti U S sentiment. He said the United States is friendly to both Indonesia and the Dutch as mobs attacked U S buildings in Surabaya amid protests linked to the Dutch-ruled territory.
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Indonesia
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
West New Guinea
Bandung University
West Java
U.S
Kennedy
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East Java
Dutch New Guinea
Netherlands
Bowman Dairy Plant May Close At Bowman
Edward Knopinski, manager of Bowman Dairy Co., says a closing at the Bowman receiving plant is highly possible and a formal update will be issued Monday. The feeder facility, with four local employees and over 100 patrons, handles about 200000 pounds of milk daily during peaks.
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Bowman Dairy Co
18Th Avenue
Knopinski
Chicago
North Side
Bowman
Pet Milk Co
New Glarus
Borden Co
Monroe
Albany Manufacturing Co
Paidar
Jury selection under way in Sauk County murder trial
A Dane County Circuit Court jury was expected to be picked today for the first degree murder trial of three Chicago area men charged in the Sauk County killing. After five days only 25 of 32 jurors were tentatively chosen, with Judge Bruce Beilfuss saying both sides may work through the night to complete selection.
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Madison
Dane County
Chicago
Conductor Bruno Walter Dies in California
Maestro Bruno Walter died at his Beverly Hills inn in California. He came to the United States in 1939 and had lived in California for 17 years.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Bruno Walter
Beverly Hillis Inn
United States
California
Quotas on Milk Hold Could Be Shelved in 1962 Debate
In Washington President Kennedy pushes dairy reform including quotas and keeping milk manufacturing support at 3.40 until year end. House committee doubts action. some seek 3.22 or no change. Debate centers on production controls, penalties, and regional impacts with 75 percent parity likely from April 1.
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Congress
Kennedy
House Agriculture Committee
Harold Cooley
Cooley
Freeman
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
New England
Fire guts Yellow Cab garage in Chicago blaze
One hundred thirty five taxicabs burned in a dramatic early morning fire at a Yellow Cab Co garage on the city’s south side. More than 100 animals from the nearby Animal Welfare League were evacuated as a precaution.
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Chicago
Yellow Cab Co
Animal Welfare League
Snow and Wind Threaten Southern Wisconsin Five Inches
A heavy snow warning covers Monroe and southern Wisconsin with five inches or more likely before tomorrow afternoon. Northeast to north winds will cause drifting and blowing snow, hindering travel as snow spreads from the south tonight and ends in the north by tomorrow night. Temperature lows 15 to 25 with highs 24 to 30.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Illinois
Riots and Emergency Force British Guiana in Turmoil
A state of emergency was declared after a day of riots and looting in Georgetown. Six people were killed and about 20 million West Indian dollars in goods destroyed as fires raged and troops, seamen, and police moved to guard key installations and the home of Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan amid a workers strike.
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British Guiana
Cheddi Jagan
Jagan
Trades Union Council
Troubridge
Wizard
Britain
U.S. Alliance For Progress
Nine Greyhound Buses Halted In Northern Illinois
Police from the secretary of state's office halted nine Greyhound buses in northern Illinois for failure to display 1962 Illinois license plates. Eight buses were halted in Rockford Friday night.
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Rockford
Secretary of State’s Office
Greyhound
Illinois
Floods Sweep Hamburg Area
A severe storm floods the Hamburg area causing at least 16 deaths there and 11 in Britain. Thousands homeless, evacuations continue, power outages feared across Schleswig Holstein, and German army helicopters stand by for rescue efforts as dikes fail and communications fall apart.
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Germany
Britain
North Sea
Schleswig- Holstein
Fuhlschuette
Baltic
East Germany
ADN
Bremerhaven
Sheffield
Dr Zach to Speak on Fallout in Civil Defense Series
Dr Robert Zach radiologist at Monroe Clinic will discuss medical aspects of radioactive fallout during the third Civil Defense leader training meeting. The session Monday at 8 p m in the county Agricultural Building includes a one hour panel with six local officials and Civil Defense personnel.
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Robert Zach
Monroe Clinic
Zach
Jall Wih
A. Charles Ione
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