Wisconsin, Green Bay hit hard by 12 inch snowstorm
Green Bay and La Crosse saw the heaviest snows, with 11 and 12 inches respectively. Central Wisconsin towns reported up to 12 inches as roads iced over and schools closed statewide. Weather bureau figures and forecasts described rapid thaw and ongoing river concerns.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Pecatonica
Ernest Ruef
U. S. Weather Bureau
Darlington
Brodhead
F. M
Tinker) Ties
Ties
la Crosse
Green Bay
Brown County
Sheboygan Christian School
President Eisenhower Visits Ailing Secretary Dulles
President Eisenhower traveled to Walter Reed Army Hospital for a fourth visit to Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, who is undergoing a cancer recurrence. He left after a 75 minute White House meeting with acting Secretary Christian Herter, while Hagerty dismissed Symington’s resignation suggestion as newspaper folly.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Dulles
Walter Reed
Christian A. Herter
White House
Herter
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Avalanches Kill 22 in Snowbound Kashmir
Avalanches in the snowbound Kashmir region have killed 22 people in recent weeks. The disasters also caused heavy losses of livestock and disrupted local communities in Srinagar and surrounding districts.
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Srinagar
Kashmir
Miss Gadow Crowned Queen for Little International Show
Gretchen Gadow of Brodhead a UW Madison home economics education junior is named queen of the 40th Little International Livestock and Horse Show to be held on campus March 7. Gov. Nelson will crown her. her court includes Kathy Martin Beverly Rabas and Allene Sedlmayer.
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Gretchen Gadow
University of Wisconsin
Brodhead
Miss Gadow
Richard M. A. Gadow
Gaylord Nelson
Babcock House
Miss Gladys McDaniel 65 Dies in Green County
Miss Gladys McDaniel aged 65 formerly of Browntown died at 4 a.m. today in a Green County hospital. She was born June 8, 1893 in Cadiz Township, daughter of Edward and Lucy Tree McDaniel. Surviving relatives are a nephew Alvin Kundert of Monroe and a niece Mrs Otto Liesser of Beaver Dam. Services set for Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Cardascio funeral home with burial in Rock Lily cemetery, Winslow. Friends may call after noon tomorrow.
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Gladys McDaniel
Browntown
Green County
Miss McDaniel
Cadiz Township
Edward
Lucy Tree McDaniel
Alvin Kundert
Monroe
Otto Liesser
Beaver Dam
Cardascio Funeral Home
Rock Lily
Winslow
Batista Brutalities Against Rebels Revealed In Cuba
An Associated Press correspondent reports on nearly two months of firing squad executions by Batista forces to quell a revolt. This first of three stories outlines the regime’s atrocities and their aftermath in Cuba.
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Cuba
Associated Press
Batista
Cuba’s Batista Atrocities Linger in Postrevolution Pain
Fidel Castro’s government reports more than 20 000 Cubans tortured or killed under Batista’s police state with executions exceeding 300 of former policemen and soldiers. Maj. Jesus Sosa Blanco led killings, others hanged for village massacres. Witnesses recount bodies found in mass mounds as revolution seeks justice.
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Havana
Batista
Castro
United States
Cuba
Jesus Sosa Blanco
Valeriano Dupeyron Silva
Havana University
Amado Llorente
Association of Catholic University Students
Pinar del Rio
Llorente
Zany Tussle Tonight Faculty Plans Stunts To Outplay Students
The old gym hosts a charity charity game at 8 p.m. pitting Fearless Faculty against the Slippery Six Minus One in a zany showdown. Kenneth C. Allen leads teachers with planned antics and rule rewriting while student Hervy Hoesly tries to counter.
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Student Council For Charity
Kenneth C. Allen
Allen
Hervey Hoesly
Nelson defends budget plan endorsed by Honeck
Gov. Gaylord Nelson says his one year budget proposal is not a partisan issue because former Republican attorney general Stewart Honeck and current Attorney General John Reynolds approve its legality. He cites a November briefing with budget director E C Giessel and Honeck on the procedure and calls for a stopgap budget to allow time to study state spending and taxes.
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Madison
Gaylord Nelson
E. C. Giessel
Stewart Honeck
Giessel
John Reynolds
Nelson
Platteville sub regional tournament tickets on sale tomorrow
Platteville high school will sell tickets at 7 p.m. for the Platteville sub regional tournament. The 1,700 seat gym will host opening pairings with Darlington vs Lancaster and Platteville vs Mineral Point. Dodgeville and Monroe receive byes and meet Tuesday winners.
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Platteville
Monroe
Lloyd Nielsen
Darlington
Lancaster
Mineral Point
Dodgeville
Richland Center
Nielsen
Boscobel
Fennimore
Prairie du Chien
Fiery Duncan Dies at Capital
Thomas McEwing Duncan a Wisconsin politician once called the unofficial governor died of cancer at 65 in Doctor's hospital He served as executive secretary to Gov Phil La Follette and rose to political prominence before a 1938 manslaughter charge led to a partial jail term and later a pardon by La Follette
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Washington
Thomas McEwing Duncan
Wisconsin
Doctor’s Hospital
Duncan
Milwaukee
Phil la Follette
la Follette
Six Die in Headon Crash Near Indio California
Six persons were killed in a Sunday night head on crash near Indio California. Victims were J T Hill and his wife Betty 33 an expectant mother Lloyd Hammond Floyd Hammond in Hills car and Lorenzo Garcia Francisco de la Fuente in the other car.
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Indio
Calif
Here
J. T. Hill
Betty
Lloyd
Floyd Hammonds
Hill
Lorenzo Garcia
Francisco de la Fuente
Area Cage Meet To Begin Tonight
Four State Line teams enter WIAA sub district action at Monticello with co champions Brodhead and New Glarus in Friday night games. Albany Juda Monticello Orfordville open tonight followed by Friday winners facing in comes for district crown. Winners advance to Janesville sectional and state tournament with eight sectional victors earning spots.
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WIAA
Monticello
Albany
Juda
Orfordville
Brodhead
New Glarus
Winers
Argyle
Oregon
Blanchardville
Hollandale
South Wayne
Loop
Belleville
Brooklyn
Verona
Shullsburg
Glarus Gymnasium
Janesville
Trempealeau
Randolph
Gays Mills
Drummond
Hillsboro
Madison
Heart Sunday Drive Results Awaited This Week
Mrs. Walter J. Kubly chaired the one day Heart Sunday residential campaign conducted yesterday. Ward workers made return calls to homes where families were away. The drive, sponsored by Alpha Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority with the Wisconsin Heart Association, aimed to raise funds announced earlier in the month.
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Walter J. Kubly
Heart
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Episilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Wisconsin Heart Association
Macmillan and Khrushchev Hold Friendly Kremlin Talks
British Prime Minister Macmillan and Premier Khrushchev met for about two and a half hours in the Kremlin for formal discussions aimed at breaking the disarmament deadlock. The meeting followed a weekend at Khrushchev's villa and included formal talks and informal sessions with ministers and ambassadors.
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Moscow
Macmillan
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Con O'Neill
Selwyn Lloyd
Sir Patrick Reilly
Joseph Stalin
West Berlin
Anastas I. Mikoyan
United States
Andrei Gromyko
Jacob Malik
Britain
Soviet Union
S. R. Rashidov
Uzbek
Klementi Voroshilov
Moscow State University
Slippery Road Collision Near New Glarus Woods
Hazardous driving conditions blamed for a head on crash on Highway 69 near New Glarus Woods. Le Roy A. Bjerk of Waddams Grove and Alfred Herman Wyss of New Glarus suffered heavy vehicle damage but no injuries were reported. Wyss said braking to avoid a parked car caused the skid. The accident occurred about 8:30 p.m.
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New Glarus Woods
LeRoy A. Bjerk
Waddams Grove
Alfred Herman Wyss
New Glarus
Highway 69
Wyss
Sheriff's Deputies
Dean Franklin Haas
Route 1
Browntown
Margaret E. Rackow
Haas
Facsimile Ballot for March 10 Primary Shows Eight Candidates
The Monroe Event Times publishes the facsimile ballot for the March 10 judicial election listing eight candidates for Supreme Court Justice including incumbent E. Harold Hallows and contenders John E. Krueger Christ Alexopoulos Bruno V. Biker William S. Clark Willis Donley Harry Halloway and Stewart G. Honeck. Polls open at Turner Hall and all township polling sites throughout the day.
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Monroe
Supreme Court
E. Harold Hallows
John E. Krueger
Christ Alexopoulos
Bruno V. Biker
William S. Clark
Willis ©. Donley
Harry Halloway
Stewart G. Honeck
Turner Hall
Power Firm Wins Freedoms Award At 1959 Ceremony
The Wisconsin Power and Light Co led by Carl J. Forsberg won second place in the Alexander Hamilton category and received a George Washington honor medal at the Valley Forge Freedoms Foundation ceremony. J. I. Case Co of Racine was the other Wisconsin recipient. The top honor went to Dr. Arthur A. Schuck, chief Boy Scout executive, who received the George Washington award and $5,000 for patriotism through Scouting.
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Carlos P. Romulo
United States
Arthur A. Shuck
Boy Scouts of America
Freedoms Foundation
Kenneth D. Wells
George Washington
Valley Forge
Valley Forge Freedoms Foundation
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Carl J. Forsberg
Alexander Hamilton
Wisconsin
J. I. Case Co
Racine
Ford S. Wagner
Arthur A. Schuck
Schuck
Danny Thomas Orders Swiss Cheese for TV Cast
TV star Danny Thomas ordered five pounds of Swiss cheese from East Winslow cheese factory as a repeat gift to his show. Mrs Herman Stuessy, wife of the owner, handled the Calif ornia call. The Anderson family from Inglewood previously sent cheese and later requested 15 more pounds for Thomas and staff. Cheese will be shipped tomorrow.
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Danny Thomas
East Winslow
Thomas
California
Herman Stuessy
Clifford Stark
Glen Anderson
Glenn Eric
Inglewood
Calif
Andersons
Hollywood
Police Meter Maids To Start Duty Monday
Monroe announces two meter maids will begin duties Monday March 2 after a week of training. Police Chief Henry S. Hefty names Mrs. Frank Herlein and Mrs. Burnell Swenson as the hirees and notes instruction will cover checking meters issuing tickets and filing reports.
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Monroe
Henry S. Hefty
Frank Herlein
Burnell Swenson
Widow Glavys Gray Dies in Hudson Home
The body of Mrs. Glavys Gray widow of a former director of the Veterans Administration was found in her Hudson Wisconsin home. Medical authorities said she apparently died of a stroke Saturday. Her age was not available.
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Gray
Hudson
Wis
Glavys Gray
Veterans Agg‘4stration
Doctors Sought in 70 Mile Mercy Flight Disappearance
A 20 man search in the Littleton area seeks two Dartmouth doctors missing since Saturday after a mercy flight from Berlin to Lebanon. Dr Ralph E Miller and Dr Robert E Quinn of Dartmouth Medical College were last seen afternoon Saturday, with Civil Air Patrol and volunteers combing snowbound terrain.
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Berlin
N. H
Littleton
Lebanon
Samuel Adams
Sherman Adams
Dartmouth Outing Club
Ralph E. Miller
Robert
Civil Air Patrol
Piper Commancho
Miller
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
Dartmouth Medical School
Quinn
Measles Hits Lincoln and Richland Kindergartens
Measles fraught with spread through local kindergarten pupils and at least one rural school. Superintendent D J Huenink says about half of Lincoln school children are out sick with measles, while Richland reports an epidemic with only half of 29 pupils attending. Several students had recently recovered from chicken pox around Christmas.
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Supt
D. J. Huenink
Lincoln
Richland
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