Beauty, Gridders To Head Program
A 1960 Kantro Night program at Monroe Country Club will feature a Packers season highlights film instead of earlier game clips. Packer star end Jim Temp and backfield coach Norb Hecker will participate, hosted by Frank Kantro. Miss Wisconsin Mary Alice Fox and her mother join the event, flown in from Sheboygan and Green Bay. Banjo Pete Manos and Studio Green perform during cocktails and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Mary Alice Fox
Sheboygan
Green Bay Packer
Jim Temp
Norb Hecker
Monroe Country Club
Ma Alice
Atlantic City
Green Bay Packers
Packer Office
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Packer
Frank Kantro
Miss Wisconsin
Mary Alice
Temp and
Hecker
Green Bay
Pete Manos
Studio Green
The
Swiss Wheel
Town Chairmen Named for Rural March of Dimes Drive
Town chairs listed for the 1960 rural March of Dimes drive announced by Mr and Mrs Wallace Feldt Route 1 Monticello. Names include Pleasant Monroe Washington Clarno Decatur Brooklyn Adams Exeter York New Glarus Cadiz Spring Grove Jordan Albany Sylvester with local couples and routes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Feldt
Monticello
Pleasant
Donald Witt
Monroe
Daniel Benkett
Washington
Merlyn Loveland
Clarno
Arleigh Frautschy
Decatur
Harvey Mauerman
Brodhead
Brooklyn
Howard Keehn
Adams
Theodore Weiler
Argyle
Exeter
Calvin Christen
Belleville
York
Gerald Paulson
Blanchardville
New Glarus
Kenneth Streiff
Cadiz
Oliver Siedschlag
Spring Grove
Fred Deppeler
Jordan
Jake Reinmann
Albany
Loren Bagley
Sylvester
Lester Witt
State AP Editors See Nixon Victory in 1960
Wisconsin editors and news directors polled by the AP expect Nixon to win the 1960 presidential race with James Mitchell as running mate. They foresee Stevenson Kennedy as the Democratic ticket, though only two believe it would prevail. Editors unanimously see Nixon as the Republican nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Nixon
Wisconsin
James Mitchell
Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Associated Press
Kennedy to Enter Wisconsin Delegates Bid
Senator Kennedy plans to announce in Milwaukee a slate of delegates for Wisconsin's 31 convention votes. He aims to challenge Senator Humphrey as a key Midwestern test. Humphrey completed a two day Wisconsin swing and will campaign on weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Milwaukee
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Two Planes Crash in Turkey Kill 58 Aboard
In Turkey two separate crashes killed 58 aboard including 42 on a Scandinavian Airlines Caravelle near Ankara and 16 on a U S Navy P4M amphibian en route from Naples to Adana. Names withheld. victims include James Hopkins from Birmingham Michigan and Swedish national Per Ekberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Ankara
Rota
Spain
U. S
Adana
Karanfil
Scandinavian Airlines
U. S. Navy
James Hopkins
Birmingham
Mich
Pfizer Corp
Istanbul
Per Ekberg
Halsingborg
Sweden
Cairo
Air France
Scandinavian Line
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Duesseldorf
Germany
Vienna
Austria
Monroe Youths Granted Probation in Bank Burglary case
Three youths including Vilas Thompson of Monroe Ronald Babler and Gerald Suess were placed on one year probation in Chicago Federal Court for burglarizing the Winslow State Bank on November 17. They entered via a window, crawled to a storeroom and stole envelopes and towels before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Chicago
Winslow State Bank
Vilas Thompson
Ronald Babler
Winslow
Gerald Suess
Red Oak
Freeport
U.S
James J. Cavanaugh
Rate Changes Seen In State Income Taxes Likely To Be Raised
Wisconsin as overhauled tax structure faces possible across the board rate increases. The Citizens Tax Revision committee weighs higher exemptions beyond the current seven dollars per dependent and a new two dollar minimum filing fee. Corporate and personal taxes contributed over one hundred sixty nine million dollars of the total state and local revenue last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Blobaum
Madison
Wisconsin
Citizens Tax Revision Committee
Senate Adopts Bong Site Plan In Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Senate approved a bill to acquire and develop the 5400 acre Bong Air Force Base near Kansasville. It would create a federal surplus property development commission to transition surplus lands to private ownership. A loyalty affidavit dispute involving the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents was debated in the Assembly with Republican support for a resolution. An administration bill making vandalism with religious or racial hatred a felony passed 8 to 0 and moved to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Senate
Bong Air Force Base
Kansasville
Wisconsin Federal Surplus Property Development Commission
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Hugh Harper
Lancaster
Harper
Senate
First 1960 Twins Born To Couple from Albany
Mr and Mrs Robert Armitage Albany became parents of the first twins born today at St Clare hospital in 1960 Twin daughters arrived at 4 15 am weighing eight pounds three ounces and 4 24 am weighing six pounds two ounces No names chosen Maternal grandparents are Paul Smith Albany Paternal grandmother Mrs Louis Schwartlow Albany died Jan 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Armitage
Albany
St. Clare Hospital
Paul Smith
Armitage
Kevin Lee
Harlen Reed
Robert Dean
Land
Louis Schwartzlow
Stock List Higher As Trade Slackens
NEW YORK The stock market stayed moderately higher late in the afternoon as trading slackened. Gains in pivotal issues were modest with some advances of a point or more. Selected blue chips rebounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pederson Heads Green County Deputy Association elected
Harold A. Pederson state conservation warden Monroe was elected president of the Green County Law Enforcement Association in the new county jail. He succeeds Sheriff A Charles Howe with Howard Bud Schucht as vice president E D Porterfield Brodhead treasurer and Ernest Bachelor Albany secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Pederson
Monroe
Green County Law Enforcement Association
Pederson
A Charles Howe
Howard
Bud) Schucht
Depurty
E. D. Porterfield
Brodhead
Ernest Bachelor
Albany
Woody’s Inn
Dayton
Lafayette County
Walter Clark
Association
Gayle Burington
Browntown
Rex Eyler
Schacht
Mrs Thomann Rites Tomorrow
Mrs Gottfried Thomann eighty of Brooklyn Township died yesterday at her daughter's home in Mt Pleasant Township. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Zwingli United Church of Christ with Rev Howard E Beil officiating. Burial will be in Highland cemetery. She was born May 1 1879 in Canton Bern Switzerland and died in the United States after marrying Gottfried Thomann in 1904. She leaves a husband two daughters a son nine grandchildren and one great grandchild with a sister and brother abroad. She was a member of Zwingli church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Gottfried Thomann
Brooklyn Township
Raymond Talmage
Mt. Pleasant
Zwingli
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Christian
Magdalena Tschanz Rufener
America
Lafayette County
Paul G
Wayne Nelson
Edgerton
Talmage
Hilda
Betty Talmage
Jacob
Thomann
Zwingli Church
Doyle charged with theft of company shares worth 4.8 million
Montreal prosecutors say John C. Doyle president of Canadian Javelin Ltd was arrested and charged with theft of securities valued at four million eight hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
John C. Doyle
Canadian Javelin Ltd
Four City Officials Get Pay Hikes and Snow Equipment
The Monroe City Council approved raises for four officials led by the city engineer and authorized purchase of a $3,575 snow blower to upgrade snow removal. Increases take effect Feb 1 for most, immediately for the engineer, with a total package and budget cited. A proposed airport matter and traffic-code amendments were also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance and Taxation Committee
Walter Ekum
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Fifth Ward
Laeser
Walter Drews
City CD
Fred R. Simpson
Council CD Committee
G. Fred Galli
First Ward
Bark River Culvert and Equipment Co
Madison
Galli
Board of Public Works
Monroe
Victor N. Schiller
William J. Schmitz
T. K. Jordan
State Aeronautics Commission
Jordan
A. P. Stauffacher
Monroe Sales Co
Karsten L. Johnson
Studer Super Service
Norman L. Poff
Poff
Cycle Shop
Civil Defense Auxiliary
Bituminous Casualty Co
Eisenhower Predicts U S Economic Surge Through 1960s
President Eisenhower in his annual economic report to Congress forecasts U S national output rising to about 750 billion dollars a year by the end of the 1960s. He stresses balanced budgets reduced debt and curbed inflation as keys to sustained growth and urges price stability and a strong public that resists arbitrary price and wage changes. He also seeks a sizable budget surplus to cut the federal debt and proposes removing the 4 percent interest ceiling on U S bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
America
White House
U. S
Mrs Bowers 83 Dies in St. Clare Hospital
Emma Bowers 83 of Route 3 Argyle died at 2 15 a m in St Clare hospital after a two day illness. Born Aug 30 1876 in Cazenovia she was married to Henry N Bowers in 1897 and lived in several towns. She leaves seven children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services at 1 30 p m Saturday at New Apostolic church. Burial Roselawn Memorial Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bowers
Route 3
Argyle
St. Clare Hospital
Bowers
Emma Frances Axemaker
Cazenovia
Henry
Elizabeth Voss
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Monroe
Mary Gebhart
Leo A. Bowers
Galesburg
Mary Adams
Madison
John
Raymond
Susie
M. Weigler
S. Peters
New Apostolic Church
Rudolph H. Scharnweber
Roselawn Memorial
Stuessy Funeral
Three Seek Executive Spot On Spring Ballot
City Council set a March 8 primary to pick two candidates for April 5 city elections. Mayoral contenders include incumbent Victor N. Schiller Sebastian Laeser Jr. and Orville R. Evans along with three other candidates for First and Fifth Ward alderman races. Filing closes next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
Victor N. Schiller
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Orville R. Evans
Laeser
Evans
Roger L. Elmer
Judiciary Committee
James B. Goetz
Samuel F. Humbel
Donald Siedschlag
Donald M. Daley
Robert L. Skattum
Oscar P. Leck
Third Ward
Chester E. Tobin
Herman A. Schindler
Schiller
Harry S. Fox
Marshall L. Peterson
Monroe
Arthur Luebke
Beloit
Howard Moss
Janesville
Three Candidates Seen For Darlington Mayor
In Darlington an April 5 mayoral election will feature three contenders Francis Reichling First Ward alderman Dale Merritt abstract business owner and Clifford McCauley laundry operator Mayor F E Olson is not running George Alderson First Ward alderman will not seek re election Byron Paynter will run for First Ward supervisor Ormond Benedict has no opposition Two incumbents seek reelection in Second Ward Joseph Fink alderman and Gordon Roseleip supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Francis Reichling
Dale Merritt
Clifford McCauley
F. E. Olson
George Alderson
Byron Paynter
Ormond Benedict
Joseph Fink
I Gordon Roseleip
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beauty
Stevenson
U.S. Navy
Times
Council
Mrs. Bowers
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