Strikers Face Final Showdown In Airline Tioop
Washington Secretary of Labor Goldberg won a two hour extension for flight engineers talks. White House said Western Airlines negotiations delay the noon deadline as other carriers agree to temporary terms while a presidential study panel seeks long term settlement.
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Washington
Goldberg
White House
Pierre Salinger
Excent Western
Pacific Coast
Engineers
Western
Salinger
Western Airlines
Kennedy
Weger To Claim Alibi In Starved Rock Killings
The Weger murder trial in Ottawa Illinois will center on his alibi as the main defense. Chester Weger a 21 year old lodge employee is accused of bludgeoning three Riverside Illinois women to death at Starved Rock March 14. The victims are Mrs Lillian Oetting 50 Mrs Frances Murphy 47 and Mrs Mildred Lindquist 50. The defense cites the Pow Wow area as Wegers location during the killings.
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Ottawa
Ill
Chester Weger
Starved Rock State Park
John A. McNamara
SieNenere
Weger
Lillian Oetting
Frances Murphy
Mildred Lindquist
Riverside
Chicago
State Park Lodge
Roser
Travis to Propose Auto Tag Increase for Parks
Sen. Robert Travis of Platteville announced a plan Wednesday to raise auto license fees by one dollar to fund the state parks program. The measure follows a Senate conservation committee recommendation.
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Madison
Robert Travis
Platteville
Travis
Senate Conservation Committee
Auto sticker plan for state parks faces sole dissent
Chairman Clifford Krueger opposed the park sticker, favoring an auto license system. State Forester John Beale estimated the sticker would add 759000 to the park budget over two years. The bill’s Tuesday engrossment vote stood 53 to 4 along party lines. If approved and signed, the bill would allow the city to pay V A Stauffacher Co. for disputed street repairs. Senate hearing date not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Krueger
Rmerrill
Travis
John Beale
C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
William Ward
New
Richmond
Senate
V. A. Stauffacher Co
Associaleeu
Kennedy names El Paso mayor as ambassador to Costa Rica
President Kennedy chose Raymond Telles, mayor of El Paso, Texas, to serve as ambassador to Costa Rica. Telles becomes the first American diplomat of Hispanic descent to head a mission in Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara Sobel Ee Arareie
Washington
Kennedy
Raymond Telles
el Paso
Texas
Costa Rica
Madison hearing on $17 million school aid hike sparks clash
Educators and taxpayers clashed at an Assembly education committee hearing over a proposed 17 million dollar increase in state school aids. Supporters called opponents wild spenders while proponents argued the raise would ease the tax burden and adjust the aid formula for integrated, elementary, and union high school districts.
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Madison
Assembly
Walter Calvert
R-Benton
Legislative Council
George Watson
Watson
Courtland Carrier
Oshkosh Taxpayers Association
Thos
Good Faith Bill Advances to Senate in Wisconsin
Final action completed today as the measure passed 57 to 39 to authorize Wisconsin municipalities to pay for services and projects already being enjoyed and contracted for in good faith. The bill seeks to legitimize payments on existing commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Kennedy halts Eucom officers club expansion plan
A Eucom spokesman said no taxpayers money would fund the officers club expansion and remodeling. The project, reportedly costing about $200,000, would have been paid from club dues and profits, and Kennedy acted after a woman supplied information.
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Paris
U. S. Army European Command
Eucom
Kennedy
U.S
Washington
Mrs Theiler 95 Chronically Ill. Dies In Monroe
Mrs J H Rosina Theiler 95 lifelong Green County resident died at St Clare hospital after a week as medical patient. She lived with daughters at 1610 14th St Monroe born December 26 1865 in Washington Township daughter of Adam Blumer Sr and Margaret Hefty Blumer. Survived by seven children including Brieg Mone Bokemeier Louis Pfund and Mrs William J Press. three sons Edward H Fred J Reinhart. a brother Adam Blumer Jr. four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services 1:30 p.m. tomorrow Stuessy funeral home Rev officiating burial Greenwood Cemetery.
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J. H
Rosina) Theiler
Green County
St. Clare Hospital
Theiler
Witner
Clara B. Theiler
Reeve B. Bokemeier
14Th Street
Rosina Blumer
Adam Blumer Sr
Margaret Hefty Blumer
Stuessy
Rev. Pauficiating
Greenwood Cemetery
UN Appeals to Gizenga to Halt Congo Revenge Killings
The United Nations issued a plea to Antoine Gizenga in Stanleyville to stop political revenge killings in Congo. A letter from Rajesh Dayal noted reports that 15 political prisoners were shot in retaliation for the killing of ex-Premier Patrice Lumumba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyville
Congo
Gizenga
Rajeshwar Dayal
Dag Hammarskjold
Codigo
Patrice Lumumba
Editor Stewart dies after 45 years at Orfordville Journal
Stewart Ward A. Stewart 67 native of Winslow and editor publisher of the weekly Orfordville Journal for 45 years died in a St. Petersburg Florida hospital after a Florida visit with his wife Rose Mani He was born March 5 1893 and married August 2 1916 in Orfordville Surviving are his wife a son George a sister Blanche and four granddaughters Funeral arrangements in Orfordville with burial in Forest Hill Madison Friends may call at Silverthorne Newcomer Funeral Home 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow The body arrives in Chicago tomorrow morning.
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Ward A. Stewart
Winslow
Orfordville Journal
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mr. Stewart
Rose Mani
O. G. Peterson
Stewarts
Orfordville
Florida
George E
Helen Stell Stewart
Stewart
George
Blanche Stewart
Silverthorne- Newcomer Funeral Home
John Walker
Orfordville Methodist Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Madison
Chicago
Steinmann Named Director of Group
Howard Steinmann of Milwaukee was named a director of the Wisconsin Retail Lumbermen's Association at a Milwaukee meeting yesterday. P. J. McCormick of Madison was elected president to succeed L. H. Wagner of Green Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Steinmann
Monticello
Wisconsin Retail Lumbermen’s Association
Milwaukee
P. J. McCormick
Madison
L. H. Wagner
Green Bay
Pentagon Chiefs Quizzed by Group On Gap Reports
Congress scrutiny focuses on missile gaps as McNamara and Lemnitzer testify to the House armed services committee. Symington warns of US lag in missile power and a pending $10 billion defense measure for ships planes and missiles.
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Pentagon Chiefs
Washington
Pentagon
House
Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Imat Incioserm
T&si
Vinson
McNamara
Soviet Union
Senate
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
United States
Symington
Eisenhower
Neil H. McElroy
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Congress
Stock Prices Mixed in Slower Afternoon Trade
New York traders saw mixed prices with small gains and losses as activity tapered after a brisk morning. Beckman led with over a 2 point rise and Litton followed closely while electronics stayed strong.
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New York
Beckman
Litton
Timm Receives Brodhead Honor
Bruce Timm, a 29 year old Brodhead businessman, received the Outstanding Young Man award at a Jaycee banquet in Marco's. He and his brother John D. Timm own a Ford dealership in Brodhead and he has held multiple local leadership roles. He served two years in Korea and is married to Helen Steeler with three children.
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Brodhead
Bruce Timm
Marco
Roger L. Elmer
Monroe
Times
Timm
John D. Timm
Ford Motor Co
Green County Auto Dealers Association
Deagrees
Brodhead Legion Post
Chamber of Commerce
Green County Bank
Boy Scouts
Helen Steeler
Phillip
Nancy
David
Roland M. Rockwell
Rockwell
M. W. Stuessy
Charles Cook
Stuessy
Cook
Ureter
PMA
Tri-State Breeders Co-op
The
Farm Bureau
Southeastern Farm Management Association
Event attendance by regional leaders noted at ceremony
Dent served as master of ceremonies while Marshall Danny Markham editor of the Brodhead Independent Register and national Jaycee director and past Brodhead chapter president also attended the event.
Committee Rejects Sales Tax Bill in Wisconsin
A legislative committee in Madison today rejected a proposal to introduce a sales tax. The request was from Joseph Baker of the Milwaukee Association of Commerce for the Citizens Committee on Tax Revision.
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Madison
Senate
Labor, Taxation, Insurance and
Barking
Joseph Baker
Milwaukee Association of Commerce
Citizens Committee On
Weather turns grim with rain snow and deep frost
Wisconsin faces rain and snow across the state with temperatures dropping to 15 as frost depths reach 16 to 24 inches locally and up to 60 inches in the northeast. Forecasters warn heavy spring rains before frost clears could cause floods and soil loss in western Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Wisconsin Crop Reporting Service
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Marvin Burley
Spelling Event Set for April 17 in Monroe
The Green County Spelling Bee will be held in Monroe on Monday April 17 at 7 p.m. No location is fixed yet. Armando Neuer, Morvusan school principal, will again be master pronouncer. State finals are Saturday April 29 in Madison with the national contest in Washington June 3 to 10.
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Green County
Monroe
Rudolph T. Haskee
aArmanu- Neuer
mM @uUrsvAn
Madison
Washington
D. C
Haskee
Teacher reports to county office by April Ri
A brief note states that reports are due to the county office by April Ri. Details on who must file or the exact content are not provided in the fragment.
Light Voter Registration Below Expectation in City
City clerk Mrs. Freda Bray reported only about 20 new voters since November, with the March 7 primary deadline at 5 p.m. yesterday. She attributed light registrations to the lack of local contests and anticipated a surge before the April 4 election.
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Freda Bray
Bray
Burglars Hit Garages and Theater for Cash and Car
Monroe police investigate multiple burglaries at Goetz theater and two garages on Highway 11 west. The theater safe held several days receipts missing. Johnson Eraser and Green County Auto Co. cash losses totaled 28.80. A 1860 gray Oldsmobile, traded at the auto firm, was stolen with license plate 501 in place.
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Monroe
Goetz
Robert W. Goetz
Dwight C. Coplien
Green County Auto Co
Johnson - Eraser Pontiac Co
Highway 11
Coplien
Thic Marning
Johnson-Eraser
Auto Co
Canlien
Auto Company
Blanchardville
Ready Mix and Material Co
Plane crash at Atlantic City airport injures none aboard
A disabled Convair carrying Paul B. Fay Jr. to be sworn in as undersecretary of the Navy ran off the runway and into a ship channel. Eight aboard were not seriously injured. Flight originated in New York en route to Washington.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Paul B. Fay Jr
Washington
Navy
New York
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