Cheddar Price Support Aids Limited Outlook In Wisconsin
Secretary Butz gave little encouragement for raising cheddar cheese support prices at a Washington meeting with Wisconsin GOP lawmakers. The Wisconsin board urged a rise from 35 to 36 1/2 cents a pound, while industry briefings warned many factories may close if pricing stays at 35 cents. Laird arranged the session noting producers protest they cannot compete with butter and dried milk under current support.
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Washington
Earl Butz
Wisconsin
Laird
Butz
Reps
Smith
Byrnes
Tewes
van Pelt
Withrow
National Milk Producers Federation
Agriculture Department
Chicago
Department
Stocks Edge Higher In Sluggish Trading
New York trading remained slightly up early afternoon as industrials showed a narrowly higher trend while rails dipped. Price moves were fractional with some specialties posting larger swings.
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New York
Three Youths To Leave For Service March 21
The Selective Service Board announces a March quota of three for induction and pre induction. The group will report March 21 at 7 30 a.m. from the National Guard Armory.
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Selective Service Board
National Guard
GM Profit Drops 29 Percent in 1956 Record Sales Near
General Motors reports 1956 net profit of 847.4 million dollars or 3.02 a share, down from 1.19 billion in 1955. Sales reach 10.796 billion, second highest in company history. Taxes total 1.15 billion and payroll amounts to 2.896 billion for 599000 workers.
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New York
General Motors Corp
United States
JCs Will Honor Farmers Tonight
The Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts Farmers Recognition Night in Turner Hall at 8 tonight open to the public. Area farmer Robert Tracy will discuss his Russia observations after a 6,000 mile European trip and 16 days there. Ten awards to county farmers will be presented by Rev. John C. Purdy and Dave Woods with Myron E. Jeglum and Harris Thacher leading the event.
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Russia
Soil Conservation Service
Harris Thacher
Vern Sweise
Norman O. Everson
C. G. Hennager
Allan Schwartz
Myron E. Jeglum
Cheese Market in Madison Steady Demand Aids Small Offerings
Wisconsin cheese prices hold steady as demand remains fair and offerings stay small for smaller styles while larger styles exceed trade needs. Cheddars run 34 to 35 percent. single daisies 36 to 37. longhorns 36 to 37. midgets 37 4 to 38.
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Madison
Wisconsin
City and County Clash Over Zoning in Jailsite Suit
Monroe city and Green County clash over zoning authority as the county seeks a declaratory ruling to proceed with a jail at the county highway shops. The city contends county must follow local ordinances. a hearing date and venue await court action.
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Arthur C. Benkert
Monroe
Harry S. Fox
Benkert
Dist. Atty
Franz W. Brand
Howard Moss
Janesville
Brand
City of
Green County
Benkett
Robert J. Cunningham
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
County
John Steinmann
Monticello
17Th Avenue
Farmers To Sign Up For Soil Bank Program
Donald Siedschlag SCS office manager announced that tomorrow marks the first official signup day for the Soil Bank program. Farmers may enroll through March 8 and are urged to sign up this week so inspectors can measure concerns as soon as possible.
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Donald Siedschlag
SCS
Soil Bank
Siedschlag
Compromise End to National Guard Active Duty Training Dispute
The Army and National Guard reach a compromise on active duty training for new recruits. The plan, endorsed by a House subcommittee, sets 11 weeks for 17 to 18 year olds who enlist by Jan 1 and six months for those 18 and older with no prior service, preserving Air National Guard training and avoiding new legislation.
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Washington
Army and
National Guard
House Armed Services
Overton Brooks
D-La
Full Armed Services Committee
Brooks
Air National Guard
Army
The
Mrs. McCreedy Dies in Albany
Mrs. Cecil McCreedy 63 long active in Green County civic work died at 4 p.m. yesterday in her Albany home after a long illness. She led the Green County Cancer Society campaign in 1956 and held offices in the district federation and local clubs. Survived by husband Cecil and two children, services set for Thursday at Sharer funeral home with burial in Hillcrest cemetery.
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Cecil McCreedy
Green County
Albany
First District Federation of Women's Clubs
Republican Party
American Red Cross
Green County Historical Society
District Club Federation
McCreedy
Joan Ridnour
Monroe
Albany Woman's Club
Kenosha
Green County Republican Club
Emma Ashman
Bern
Switzerland
Anthony Rubelius
Atlanta
Charlene
Gloria Wittner
Rechsteiner
Sharer
Bruce Willett
Methodist Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Judge Roy Ahlstrom dies at 64 in La Crosse
La Crosse County Judge Roy Ahlstrom, age 64, died at his home Monday from a heart attack. He closed his office around 4 40 p.m. and was stricken at about 5 15 p.m. Ahlstrom had served as county judge since 1930.
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LA Crosse
Roy Ahlstrom
Potato Warehouse Burns on Webster Farm West of Harshaw
Fire destroyed a large potato warehouse on the William L Webster farm 17 miles west of here near Harshaw. Loss estimated at 60000 dollars, including 180 thousand bushels of top grade Russet Burbank potatoes.
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Rhinelanders
William L. Webster
Here
Harshaw
Burbank
Four Step Plan Urged to End Israeli Gaza Strife at UN
United Nations debate on Israeli Egyptian dispute opens as Les ter B. Pearson proposes a four point plan. Steps include armistice pledge, UN emergency forces, free passage through Straits, and gradual UN administration in Gaza. Conference hears calls for sanctions if talks fail.
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United Nations
N.Y
Lester B. Pearson
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
General Assembly
Israel
Pearson
Assembly
U. N
Egypt
Straits of Tiran
Strip
Abdel Momen Rifa’i
Sharm el Sheikh
Rifa’i
U. S
U.N
Abba Eban
Jerusalem
Asia
Eban
Dulles
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Washington
David Ben- Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Cairo Riots Reported as 600 Palestine Arabs Clash with Police
The Nation al Broadcasting Co. reports 600 Palestine Arabs training for the Egyptian armed forces rioted in two Cairo suburbs. Three to five persons were killed in clashes with Egyptian police amid the unrest.
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Cairo
New York
National Broadcasting Co
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