Editorial: Campaigning Hazards Denounced
The piece criticizes Barry Goldwater for casting doubt on defense policy during a New Hampshire stop. It notes Secretary McNamara response defending missile reliability and accuses both parties of overstepping in the political clash. The editorial cautions a senior official should not frame rebukes to a senator.
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Barry Goldwater
GOP
Washington
Sen. Goldwater
New Hampshire
Johnson
Defense Mcmara
McNamara
United States
Nixon says he is available for 1964 nomination
In a rare interview, former Vice President Nixon, now a New York lawyer, signals openness to the 1964 GOP bid while not actively campaigning. He says leaders must act, even if not candidates, and compares his role to a blocking back ready to pounce on opportunities.
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Macnard M. Nixon
New York City
California
Nixon
Essex Docks After Storm Ravages Carrier USS Essex
Capt J M West skipper of the carrier USS Essex recalls a record sea storm in the North Atlantic the week of December 15. The ship limped into New York Harbor with a damaged flight deck a 23 ton 60 foot main mast and electronic gear knocked down by 8 foot waves.
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New York
J.M. West
West
Behrens named Brodhead postmaster in 1954 push
Historical notes recount Rep Lawrence H Smith recommending William H Behrens for Brodhead post master on January 10 1954. Other items recall Eisenhower favoring farm surplus price moves and resignation of Judge Harold J Lamboley to join Knights of Columbus. Obituary for Mrs Fred Lehnherr. Monroe high beats Evansville 51 49.
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Lawrence H. Smith
William H. Behrens
Brodhead
Eisenhower
Harold J. Lamboley
Walter Kohler
Supreme Advocate
National Knights of Columbus Organization
Fred Lehnherr
Monroe High
Evansville
Church News Roundup Springfield area parish schedules
Washington reports Eau Claire and 14 other cities added to air sampling network. Local church notices detail service times Sunday school youth gatherings and choir schedules across Monroe New Glarus Clarno Monticello and Argyle with multiple denominations including Evangelical United Brethren Baptist Episcopal Lutheran and Methodist churches.
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Washington
Eau Claire
The
Public Health Service
United Church of Christ Monroe Service Times and Groups
Monroe St John s Church lists worship at 9 and 10 30 a m Sunday school 9 and 10 30 a m congregational meeting 2 p m mid high and senior high youth fellowships 7 p m coral choir 4 primary teachers 7 7 30 Rebekah Circle 7 45 a m Tuesday Crusaders Choir 6 30 Junior Department teachers 7 30 p m Wednesday Women s Guild Board 7 30 Ruth Circle 1 3 Bethlehem Choir 4 Chapel Choir 6 45 Sanctuary Choir 8 p m Saturday Confir-
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Evangelical United Brethren
Monroe
Bethel
Burton L. Holling
New Glarus
Betty Schneider
Holling
Monticell
Clarno
Zion
Frank Hinebaugh
Brodhead
Immanuel
Paul J. Gib
Brooklyn
Saturdighi Day School
Lynn Longenbaugh
Paul HL. Oliv
Monticello
Zwingli
Missionary Society
Bloodmobile
Fellowship Hall
Allan Mittler
Washington Township
Mittler
Stowmown
Peace
Men's Brotherhood
Women’s Guild
Daniel Schowalter
Wayne Township
St. Paul's
Schowalter
Postville Aid
Junior Hi
Linus
Luther League
Adams Church
Emil C. Martinson
Adams
Cemetery Association
Congregational Meeting
Adams and Argyle
Baptist Monroe
Kiwanis Scout
Rev
and C. Rice
Juda
Board of Finance
John M. Leggett
Church OF the Nazarene
Wesley Burns
First Church OF Christ
Scientist
United Presbyterian
Union
Gerritt E. Mouw
Grace
Esther
Naomi
Arnold Koehn
James C. Plymire
Mt. Olive
R. F. Bittort
McConnell
Richland Salem
Bittort
Apple Grove
M. A. Sorenson
Yellowstone
Sorenson
Methodist
St. John’s
Coral Choir
Rebekah
Crusaders Choir
Women’s Guild Board
Ruth
Over the Counter Listings Guide From Monaco Office
The document outlines a range for securities trades shown as bid and ask figures as compiled at the Monroe office. It notes the listings reflect prices at the time of compilation and provide a snapshot of market activity for investors seeking current quotes.
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Monroe
Devotion for Today by Rev Wesley Burns Monroe Nazarene
The devotional urges readers to expand the soul as wealth grows around them. It cites Jesus and scripture to encourage daily pursuit of righteousness, virtue, and understanding of God, others, and self.
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Jesus
God
Wesley Burns
Church of the Nazarene
Monroe
Carrier Hearing Set for Jan 20 in Monroe PSC
Public Service Commission hearing scheduled for 10 a m Monday Jan 20 at the Courthouse here to consider Ralph Duchow 1104 29th avenue amendment to carrier license to haul tractor and motor vehicle tires tubes and accessories within 100 miles of Monroe for Gemplers Tire Shop and to haul farm products excluding milk and livestock from several townships to points within 35 miles of Monroe. Also requests authority to haul milk in cans from multiple townships to Goldenrod Creamery Co Brodhead and cheese shipments between Goldenrod Creamery Co Monroe and Brodhead. Wilmer Zweifel granted partial assignment LC 2285 from Leland Kuhl. Gov Reynolds asked secretary of agriculture to seek federal grain purchases for Door Jefferson and Waukesha counties to supplement livestock feed.
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Ralph Duchow
29Th Avenue
Public Service Commission
Mahlon Edward
Fire
Brodhead
Duchow
Monroe
Gempler
Cadiz
Jordan
Adams
Washingjton
All. Pleasant
Spring Grove
Sylvester
Jefferson
Clarno
Mt. Pleasant
Brooklyn
Albany
Decatur
Green County
Avon
Spring Valley
Magnolia
Union
Belleville
Tobacco Report May Hit Industry
Washington officials expect the coming surgeon general advisory committee report on smoking and health to impact the tobacco sector. Farm programs and price supports for tobacco may face pressure if the report is favorable to cigarette smoking, even as usage hits a record high.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Wisconsin
Lion
Congress
Surgeon General's Advisory Committee
Ed Kieffer Heads Iowa County NFO Group
Ed Kieffer Jr of Mineral Point was named president of the Iowa County NFO with Leo Rose of Highland as vice president Mrs Ed Roh of Dodgeville as secretary Francis Springer of Mineral Point as treasurer and Frank Byrnes as county director Eight county milk plants have signed NFC master contracts Bargaining chairmen include Robert Gevelinger dairy Alex Caygill meats and Norman Rule grain.
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Mina Point
Ed Kieffer Jr
Mineral Point
Iowa County
NFO
Leo Rose
Highland
Ed Roh
Dodgeville
Francis Springer
Frank Byrnes
Robert Gevelinger
Alex Caygill
Norman Rule
Farm sales near Monroe and New Glarus planned
Stanley Bruegger six miles southwest of Monroe holds a farm sale Wednesday as he leaves farming after selling the farm. C Horstmeier of Rock Island will auction machinery and household goods Thursday. Oswald A Buesser three miles north of New Glarus has sold his farm and quits farming with a sale set for Saturday January 18.
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Stanley Bruegger
Monroe
C. Horstmeier
Rock IL
Oswald A. Buesser
New Glarus
Shepard Leads Buyout of Baytown Bank
Navy Cmdr. Alan B. Shepard Jr. and two partners bought 93 percent of the stock in the First National Bank of Baytown Texas. Shepard, the United States first astronaut, resides in Houston, about 35 miles west of Baytown.
Today in History January 10 highlights from 1737 to 1961
January 10 marks Ethan Allen’s birth in 1737 and the 1870 founding of Standard Oil with Rockefeller as president. Notable events include a 1901 Texas oil gusher, 1923 Germany occupation recall, and a 1946 moon radar first contact.
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Associated Press
Vermont
Ethan Allen
Litchfield
Conn
Green Mountain Boys
New York
Standard Oil Co
John D. Rockefeller
Beaumont
Texas
Germany
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Belmar
N.J
Italy
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
United Nations
Congo
Johnson Retires As Area Butcher
ARGYLE Special Gene Johnson a veteran of 46 years in the Argyle butchering business announces retirement. He began in 1918 and built a slaughter house in 1924 later converting Dougherty Brook Cheese Co. into the facility. The shop is sold to James Burreson who will run Jim's Locker Service. Alfred Ommedt is hired to help.
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Argyle
Gene Johnson
Johnson
Dougherty Brook Cheese Co
James Burreson
Jim
Burreson
Alfred Ommedt
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