Area Pony and Eagle Tennis? Basketball? misread title
Ponies and Eagles survive sub district play to reach district tourney starts Friday. Monticello ponies beat Brodhead 72 65. Blanchardville Eagles beat Barneveld 57 43 to face Waunakee and Oregon respectively. Additional districts include Bloomington Iowa Grant Cuba City Sauk City and others with 11 district tours to decide eight advancing teams.
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Blanchardville
Golden Eagles
Oregon
Monticello
Wes Monticello Ponies
Waunakee
Brodhead
New Glarus
Barneveld
Verona
DeForest
Bloominston
Iowa-Grant
Cuba City
Sauk City
Bloomington
Blackhawk
West Grant
Cassville
Benton
Shullsburg
Highland
Area Youths Earn Holstein Honors at Wisconsin Convention
James Huffman of Monroe was named one of five FFA members honored for outstanding dairy work at the Holstein Association of Wisconsin seventy third annual convention in Marshfield. The eight sectional winners move to finals set for March 16 17 18 at the Wisconsin field house with W sau as defending champion. Consolation results from six area sub districts include 58 56 scores at Brodhead Orfordville Muscoda Blue River and others.
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James Huffman
Monroe
FFA
Holstein-Friesian Association of Wisconsin
Marshfield
Huffman
Wil Ade
Ian
University of Wisconsin
W. Sau
Brodhead
Orfordville
Albany
Cassville
Potosi
Waureka
Highland
Muscoda
Blue River
New Glarus
Ridgeway
Oregon
Belleville
Brooklyn
Shullsburg
Belmont
Five youths honored at FFFA summer event
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Huffman Route 1 was named one of five honored. Also recognized were Sam Kaderly of rural Juda and Andrew Oliver of rural Albany who received expense paid trips to the convention from the Green County Holstein-Friesian Association for their outstanding 4H Holstein work.
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James Huffman
Monroe
FFFA
Holstein-Friesian Association of Wisconsin
Marshfield
Huffman
FFA
Herbert E. Huffman
Route 1
Sam Kaderly
Rural Juda
Andrew Oliver
Albany
Green County Holstein - Friesian Association
Monticello Breeder Receives National Award
H O Elmer of Monticello is named one of nine breeders to receive the Progressive Breeders Award, the highest distinction from the national dairy association. The award honors outstanding achievement in breeding with Kaderly and Oliver noted as sons of local residents.
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Kaderly
Edward J. Kaderly
Oliver
Edward Oliver
H. O. Elmer
Monticello
National Association
Ice Fisherman Drowns When Car Breaks Through Ice
The body of Ralph Luedtke, 42, of Waet Al lis was recovered Sunday after his car sank through the ice on Lake Poy gan Saturday during a fishing trip. A Conservation Department plane spotted the vehicle following a report that he did not return.
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Winnecome
Ralph Luedtke
Waet Allis
Lake Poygan
Conservation Department
Luedtke
GE Chief Resigns As NBA Chairman
GE chairman Ralph J. Cordiner resigns as National Business Advisory Council head and remains on the council. Robert Paxton retires as GE president while Paxton recovers from January surgery. GE shareholders are set to vote at the April 26 annual meeting on anti trust and price rigging actions.
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New York
Ralph J. Cordiner
General Electric Co
National Business Advisory Council
Robert Paxton
Cordiner
Secretary of Commerce
Esid
Aivine Watha
Paxton
International Union of Electrical Workers
Milwaukee Lawyers View Honeck Lead In Bar Poll
A Milwaukee County bar association poll shows Stewart Honeck led with 954 votes as former attorney general. The news conference also raised whether Cordiner should stay as vice chairman in the Council, with Secretary Hodges present. GE plans permit IUE to submit to its 290,000 shareholders a bid for a proposal challenging antitrust law.
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Milwaukee County Bar Association
Stewart Honeck
Cordiner
Vicirman
Hodges
Lawyers Rate Honeck and Gordon in State Supreme Court Race
Milwaukee lawyers assessed candidates for the State Supreme Court with Honeck earning a 96.1 rating and Judge Myron L. Gordon receiving 90.2 percent. Gordon secured 894 votes in the Milwaukee balloting.
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Milwaukee County Bar Association
Stewart Honeck
State Supreme Court
Milwaukee
Myron L. Gordon
Honeck
Gordon
Stock Prices Climb In Heavy Late Trade
New York stocks rose in heavy late trading with gains of fractions to a point or more. Steels led advances while electrical equipment rubbers copper and aircraft missiles also rose. Motors and airlines posted gains on balance.
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New York
Wisconsin cheddar market steadies amid ample offerings
Madison dairy notes cheddar prices steady to firm as demand remains fair and supply remains ample. Moisture bases for 40 pound blocks run 36 to 37 percent with single daisies at 37 to 38 percent and longhorns at 38 to 42 percent. midgets quoted around 38 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Capitol Fire Aid By A R Steele In 1904 Session
Monroe resident A R Steele recalls aiding firemen during the Madison Wisconsin State Capitol fire of 1904. The 18 year old University of Wisconsin student worked as a coffeehouse cashier near the building, arriving about 6 am and serving coffee to fire crews who arrived from surrounding communities. The piece also notes state legislative district changes and sponsors.
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A.R. Steele
Monroe
Vival McMigfies
Wisconsin State Capitol
Madison
A. R. Steele
University of Wisconsin
Steele
Jefferson County
Dodge County
Columbia
Marquette
Sauk
Waushara
Sens
Lorge
Bear Creek
Busby
West Milwaukee
Wilkie
Leonard
Bayside
Morten
Kenosha
Teachers to be paid as state helps New Orleans teachers
The state administration moved to resolve a funding dispute by allocating 2 million dollars to pay all New Orleans school teachers, including those at two integrated schools. The action followed a compromise aimed at stabilizing pay for educators in the city.
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Baton Rouge
New Orleans
RFE
A. P. Tugwell
Proposal to realign judicial circuits in the Senate plan
A State Senate proposal to rearrange circuits would shrink the 12th Circuit to Green and Rock Counties and attach properties to Dodge County Morton. The measure links to R-Kenosha and seeks to redefine district boundaries within the judiciary.
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State Senate
Green
Rock Countis
Jefferson County
Dodge County
Columbia
Marquette
Sauk
Waushara
Lorge
Bear Creek
Busby
West
Milwaukee
Wilkie
Madison
Teachers to Rfe Baton Rouge Homestead Refunds
State Treasurer A. P. Tugwell announced advancement of funds for homestead exemption refunds to teachers in Baton Rouge. The measure frees money for qualified educators to receive refunds promptly.
Flooded South Faces New Rain
Swollen rivers across central and south Alabama threaten more rain as Weather Bureau forecasts suggest additional showers tonight and Tuesday. The worst flood in years, centered near Champlain about 150 miles north of Albany, impacted broader areas as remaining waters continue to rise.
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Associated Press
South
Alabama
Weather Bureau
Rayburn Calls Eisenhower A Good Man Poor President Pick
House Speaker Sam Rayburn says Eisenhower is a good man and a great general but too much Army service did not prepare him for the presidency. Rayburn also says Kennedy is a young man of destiny who will make a good president. The remarks came in a Sunday TV radio interview.
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Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Kennedy
Bkc BP
New York
Lake Champlain
Albany
Cbs-Washington
Congress
Eisenhower Kennedy Education in Congress Reflections
Dwight D. Eisenhower is cited as a guiding influence, with Kennedy already appearing on CBS Washington Conversation. Rayburn assesses presidents he has known over 48 years in Congress, noting long association and events.
Zor Shrine Chanters concert draws 600 area residents
More than 600 people attended a Saturday night concert by the Zor Shrine Chanters in the junior high auditorium. Proceeds go to Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children to support patient care.
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Zor Shrine
Philip N. Snodgrass
General Casualty Co
Madison
Monroe
Mundt Disclaims Eisenhower JFK Criticism Report
Senator Mundt says his newsletter on Eisenhower’s views of Kennedy was his own interpretation. Eisenhower’s long statement later disputed the memo and asserted no judgment on Kennedy’s administration. Police probe details describe a missing Edith Duclet case with a man named Fred Thompson linked to the rooming house.
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Washington
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Mundt
Eiesnhower
Wussti
Los Angeles
United States
West Side
Fred Thompson
Edith
Alvinos Kiecorius
Frances Duclet
Sid
Albin
Manuel Duclet
Eighth Avenue
Elizabeth Taylor Recovers From Flu On Set
Elizabeth Taylor was recovering from influenza today as producers of the film Cleo patria stated the illness would not affect production. Officials said the attack has run its course.
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Liz
London
Elizabeth Taylor
Cleopatria
Panch Sets Daytona 500 Speed Record at 149.601 mph
Marvin Panch won the Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway with an average speed of 149.601 mph in a 1960 Pontiac, earning 20,750 dollars. He shattered previous records for the 500-mile race held at Indianapolis and Daytona, with Joe Weatherly second, Paul Goldsmith third, and Fred Lorenzen fourth.
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Daytona Beach, Fla
Marvin Panch
Daytona
Daytona International Speedway
Panch
Jim Rathmann
Miami
Indianapolis
Lee Petty
Randleman
N.C
Joe Weatherly
Norfolk
Heart Seizure Kills Wrestler During Match in Wyoming
Douglas Bingham 21 University of Utah wrestling champion died after a heart attack during a 130 pound bout with Dave Eddington in Powell Wyoming. Dr. Ray Christensen and medical staff attempted revival but failed, ending a promising career reported from the scene.
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Powell
Wyo
Douglas Bingham
University of Utah
Wyoming
Bingham
Dave Eddington
Ray Christensen
Wisconsin
Bingham Collapses at Game as Teammates Urgently Assist
During a Saturday event, Bingham collapsed with 600 spectators watching. Attendants rushed him to a dressing room where a doctor opened his chest with a pen knife and began manual heart massage while teammates performed mouth to mouth resuscitation. He was then taken by ambulance to Powell War Memorial Hospital with four teammates accompanying him.
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Powell
Wyo
Douglas Bingham
University of Utah
Sathtady Wei
Wyoming
Bingham
Dave Eddington
Ray Christensen
Powell War Memorial Hospital
Grass Fire Fanned by Neighbors Threatens Kubly Property
Firemen extinguished a grass blaze in a vacant lot west of 903 30th Avenue on Saturday afternoon. A trash fire started by neighbors escaped control and threatened a building on the Richard A. Kubly residence, but firefighters arrived in time to prevent damage.
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Richard A. Kubly
30Th Avenue
Kubly
Tension Mounts After Attacks in Leopoldville Congo
UN Congo command warns it will use full force after a wave of violence against its personnel near Leopoldville. A U.N. civilian staff member was assaulted while a convoy was halted by soldiers, as Lumumbist forces threaten the capital and regional clashes loom.
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Leopoldville
Congo
U.N. Congo Command
U.N
Ees Writh Ba'ssi
Joseph Mobutu
Equator
G. Mennen Williams
U.S
U.S. Ameen Eee
Beetin
Leopold
Tral Congo
U.N. Congo
Stanleyville
Patrice Lumumba
G. Mennen Wilbenaigdes
Clare H. Timberlake
Williams
Joseph Kasavubu
Joseph Leo
Rajeshwar Dayal
India
Kasavubu
United Nations
Command Halts Mobutu From Attacking Stanleyville
The command persuades Mobutu to refrain from sending his army against Stanleyville, but it fails to halt Stanleyville troops on the march.
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Mobutu
Stanleyville
Nelson Aide Given $20,000 Peace Job
Edwin R. Bayley, 42, longtime aide to Gov. Nelson, starts in Washington as public information director for the peace corps program. The former Milwaukee Journal reporter will earn $20,000 annually and work with Robert Sargent Shriver and others to draft plans for the Kennedy administration.
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Madison
Edwin R. Bayley
Nelson
Washington
Kennedy
Bayley
Milwaukee Journal
R. Sargent Shriver
Chicago
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