Swiss Cautious As Guests Land in Zurich Bulls Fly to Italy
A Brown Swiss bull from the Voegeli farm Monticello joins two other breeding animals on the first import flight to Italy. The three valued at 22500 dollars arrived at Kloten airport Zurich amid formalities, health checks, and a high exit elevator. They were destined for Cremona Italy via Gotthard tunnel after quarantine in New York.
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Jake and
Howard Voegeli
Monticello
Kloten
Zurich
Switzerland
Italy
Ernest Schweizer
Voegeli
Shannon
Ireland
Wisconsin
Green County
W. B. Camerius Pavanne
Centro Tori Fecondazione Artificials
Cremona
V. B. Damerius
V. B
V. B. Pavanne
V. B. Tex-Jane Paula
V. E. Camerius
Swiss Veterinary Association
New York
Gotthard
William Blumer Hurt in Mishap Near Albany
William Blumer, 34, a farmer two miles northeast of Albany on Highway 59, is in serious condition at St. Clare hospital after a corn crib collapsed on him at his home. Doctors report three compound fractures of the right thigh from the accident about 3 p.m. He had backed a truck to the crib to load corn when the side gave way. The crib was built of three tiers of snow fence. Mrs. Blumer alerted the fire department and a passing motorist before he was taken by Sharer ambulance to the hospital.
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William Blumer
Albany
St. Clare Hospital
Blumer
Zweifel in Spotlight Monties Wildcats To Clash in Finals
In the Monticello gym the Monticello Monties beat Juda 85-49 while Belleville edged New Glarus 55-52 to set a finals clash at 8 30 p m Monticello versus Belleville Monticello led 22-10 after one quarter and 45-28 at half with Zweifel pouring in 37 points as the main spark for the Monties Belleville will play New Glarus in the consolation bracket at 7 15 p m The district championship round follows next Friday and Saturday nights at Monticello gymnasium
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Monticello
Glarus
Belleville
Norman Hollis
Glazners
Don Schneider
Stan Pauli
Bob Webber
Jim Zweitel
Juda
Art Studer
Jack Ponyicsanyi
Belleville Wildcats
Jim Zweifel
Jim
Zweifel
Monties
John Ponyicsanyi
Cage
Fred Feldt
Dick Yaun
Merlin Nenneman
Panthers
Evanston City Manager to Speak at Council Dinner
Bert W. Johnson Evanston city manager has accepted an invitation to address the annual City Council dinner for commission members Mayor Brooks J. Dinwiddie announced today. Johnson, son in law of Ralph and Mrs. Stauffacher Monroe Route 2, has led Evanston since December 1 1953. date of the dinner will be set soon.
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Bert W. Johnson
Evanston
Brooks J. Dinwiddie
Johnson
Ralph Stauffacher
Monroe
Dock Workers End Long Tieup
Dock men returned to work at piers in New York and northeastern ports after a 10 day strike. Signals rang at 7:55 a m and cargo backlog promised heavy workload as 45 000 ILA members ratified new contracts ending the work stoppage from Maine to Virginia.
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New York
Seaboard
Maine
Virginia
International Longshoremen’s Association
Beloit Man Killed West of Orfordville
William Arthur Hanson a Beloit man age 20 was killed when his car left County Trunks west of Orfordville struck a tree at about 9 51 p m Russell G Barre a Hanover resident age 19 the passenger suffered severe head and face lacerations and was hospitalized in Beloit Municipal Hospital Hansons death raised Wisconsin 1957 traffic toll to 93 up from 107 on the same day last year and Rock County's sixth this year
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William Arthur Hanson
Beloit
Orfordville
Russell G. Barre
Hanover
Hanson
Beloit Municipal Hospital
Wisconsin
Rock County
Wilson Sticks To Guard Plan
Defense Secretary Charles Wilson reaffirms six months National Guard active duty plan at Philadelphia dinner with Maj. Gen. Drexel Biddle support. He apologizes for calling some recruits draft dodgers while praising Guard valor and traditions amid debate over training length.
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Philadelphia
Wws
Charles EB. Wilson
National Guard
Wilson
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
Pennsylvania
Defense Department
The
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge Memorial Park
First City
City Mounted
Third Milwaukee Home Wrecked by Gas Blast
A frame home in South Milwaukee was destroyed by two explosions and a fire as the family was away. It’s the third Milwaukee area blast in a week caused by natural gas seeping through a sewer and igniting. Martin H Martinsen of Wisconsin Natural Gas Co. said a leak in a gas main crossing a sewer led to the fire.
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Milwaukee
South Milwaukee
Raymond Gee
Gee
Martin H. Martinsen
Cudahy
Wisconsin Natural Gas Co
Racine
State Department Calls Day Meeting On Middle East Crisis
Officials from the State Department invited congressional colleagues to a daylong meeting addressing the Middle East crisis and related diplomatic efforts. The session aimed to align policy approaches and coordinate responses among lawmakers and the executive branch.
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Dulle
Senator Links Oil to Doctrine
A headline item notes a senator tying oil policy to a broader doctrine. The brief cites political rhetoric and positions without detailing specific bills or events.
The Seta Town and the Train Incident
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Holland Won't Back Sanctions Against Israel Says Foreign Office
The Netherlands foreign office stated that Holland will not support a move for sanctions against Israel, signaling a cautious stance in the diplomatic row. No further details were provided on timing or proposed measures.
U N Debates Arab and Asian Demands on Israel
A six nation backed sanctions resolution on Israel is discussed as U N delegates await Monday debate. Egypt agrees to allow UN forces in Gaza and to help end raids, while Israel shows cautious response and seeks guarantees for gulf access. The foreign minister rejects unilateral actions while Malik cites broad support for penalties and isolation of Israel until it withdraws.
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United Nations
N. Y
Middle East
Israel
General Assembly
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Hammarskjold
Nasser
Gaza
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Gulf
Eilat
Mahmoud Fawzi
Assembly
Lebanon
Charles Malik
United States
Afghanistan
Indonesia
Iraq
Pakistan
Sudan
Malik
Eisenhower
U.N
Pupil Dead 30 Hurt In Grade School Fire
In Mountairy North Carolina a lightning sparked blaze tore through a one story brick grade school. One pupil died and about 30 were injured as frightened children escaped via windows and doors. Several teachers were hurt guiding pupils to safety.
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Mountairy
N. C
Ferris and Johnston Elected Leaders of Northwest Daily Press
Clifford G. Ferris publisher of the Rhinelander News becomes president of the Northwest Daily Press Association at the 38th annual convention in Minneapolis. Marshall Johnston advertising manager of the Watertown Public Opinion is named vice president.
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Minneapolis
Clifford G. Ferris
Rhinelander News
Northwest Daily Press Association
Marshall Johnston
Watertown
S. D
Public Opinion
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