Madison Artists Visit New Glarus During Tell Festival
Madison artists display Swiss paintings at New Glarus during the Wil helm Tell festival weekend. A Swiss Art Day session at Ernst Thierstein Chalet Emmental produced works featuring Thierstein Ruef Leuthi Alpine horns flowers and the Chalet. The 9 a.m. to 7 30 p.m. show, judged by James Schimeler of UW Milwaukee, will offer prizes and sales with no commissions.
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Florence Tomlinson
Madison Vocational and Adult School
New Glarus
Ernest Thierstein
Walter Luethi
Thierstein
Emmental
Schoenegrund
Times
Madison
Ernst Thierstein
Willi Ruef
Walter Leuthi
Nicholas Tschogel
Adrian
John Ferry
John
Kozuninomura
Japan
Eddie Tomlinson
Paul Grossenbacher
Alvin Hoesly
Robert Elkins
William Bischoff
William McFadden
Tell Art Committee
James Schimeler
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
New Giarus
Schiller Seeks Assembly Office in Green County Race
Victor N. Schiller of Monroe announced his run for the Republican nomination for state Assemblyman, joining incumbent C. M. Stauffer of Monticello and G. Fred Galli of Monroe in a three way GOP primary. Schiller, a heavy equipment contractor and auctioneer, seeks vigorous Green County representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor N. Schiller
Monroe
C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
G. Fred Galli
Green County
Morocco Occupies Algerian Oil Fields Amid Sahara Tension
Moroccan troops seized areas in the Algerian Sahara challenging Premier Youssef Ben Khedda as Algeria faces internal strife and possible civil conflict. Tunisia hints at asserting oil-rich desert claims while Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella denounces the regime from exile and pledges socialist policies.
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Algiers
Algerian Sahara
Youssef Ben Khedda
Tunisia
Morocco
Hassan II
Ben Khedda
Ahmed Ben Bella
Badger Booster Day Set at Monroe Country Club
The University of Wisconsin athletic department will base its Badger Booster Day at Monroe Country Club next Tuesday. Athletic Director Ivy Williamson leads the UW delegation with coaching staff. over 100 golfers expected. Russell J. Myers and Raymond R. Kubly head local arrangements. Wilbur Renk among guests. The event raises funds for the Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation.
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University of Wisconsin Athletic Department
Monroe Country Club
Badger
Ivy Williamson
James Forbes
Russell J. Myers
Raymond R. Kubly
Wilbur Renk
University
Board of Regents
Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation
Warhead Shot Again Delayed Over Pacific Tests
Honolulu report says the United States delays in detonating a high altitude nuclear warhead over the Pacific continue. Joint Task Force 8 cites unfavor- able weather for the latest 24 hour postponement. The blast is set for between 11 tonight and 2 30 a.m. Sunday, Monroe time, with the device to be lifted by a Thor missile 200 miles above Johnston Island.
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Honolulu
United States
Pacific
Joint Task Force 8
Monroe
Johnston Island
Italian Plane Vanishes En Route to Rome from Sydney
An Alitalia DC8 with 94 aboard disappeared near Bombay Santa Cruz Airport in heavy rain. The Rome headquarters said a crash was suspected as search planes faced stormy weather and officials alerted flights across Bombay and along the route Sydney to Rome.
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Bomboy
India
Bombay
Santa Cruz
Alitalia
Rome
Sydney
Australia
Arabian Sea
Sidney
Darwin
Singapore
Bangkok
Karachi
Tehran
Greater Bombay
Back Page WINS Wimbledon Singles Title
Karen Hantze Susman of San Antonio defeated Vera Sukova of Czechoslovakia to win the Wimbledon women's singles title, returning the championship to the United States after four years.
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Wimbledon
England
Karen Hantze Susman
San Antonio
Tex
United States
Vera Sukova
Czechoslovakia
Bribe admissions rock ASCS ties to Estes inquiry
Two Oklahoma ASCS officials Louis Dumas and Arthur Stone confessed to accepting 1640.80 from Billie Sol Estes emissaries last summer. They admitted lying under oath and sought resignation, but were suspended by Secretary Freeman as Senate probes widen.
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Louis N. Dumas
Arthur Daniel Stone
McIntosh County
Okla
Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Billie Sol Estes Enterprises
Freeman
Dumas
Stone
Senate Investigations
Estes
Capitol Hill
Agriculture Department
Justice Department
Congressional
Texas
Estes Enterprises
Parnell E. Biggerstaff
Biggerstaff
Subcommittee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Repairs Under Way for Green County Fair Grounds
Maintenance crews at the Green County Fair grounds prepare for the 108th fair on August 15. Alvin Z. Ringhand oversees grounds work including mowing and roofing updates to barns and amphitheater. new drain and numbering system planned. Tickets will be at the main gate. admission rises to 75 cents for general stag.
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Alvin Z. Ringhand
Monticello
Hazel Kundert
Lyle Rodger
Ernest W. Hayes
Roy Crago
Browntown
Glenn Roderick
Herman Dieckhoff
County Civil Defense progress report sent to board
Charles Marvin acting Civil Defense director outlines an 80 month period of work, naming personnel and reporting on radiological monitoring courses, team formations, shelter contracts, and federal aid readiness as Green County prepares for Tuesday’s board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marvin
Civil Defense
T. J. Burgy Jr
Ft. Lewis
Marvin
A. Charles Howe
Monroe
Brodhead
New Glarus
Monticello
Browntown
Albany
Washington
Green County
State Bureau of Civil Defense
Car Crash Near Rechsteiner Farm Injures No One
Alfred Roenneburg age 16 of Albany drove off a road six miles southeast of Albany near the Rechsteiner farm about 11 last night. He lost control on a left curve on loose gravel. Deputies say the right top of the car sustained moderate damage with no injuries reported.
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Alfred Roenneburg
Albany
Rechsteiner Farm
Roenneburg
Wisconsin Congressman Says GOP Plot Aims at His Seat
Representative Lester Johnson of Wisconsin accuses Republicans in the state Legislature of attempting to redraw districts to oust him. He notes two plans would move his Black River Falls home into the 3rd or 10th districts, currently held by Vernon Thomson and Alvin E. O’Konski respectively. Johnson refused to pick a preferred district, citing a rejected compromise with Republican colleagues.
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Washington
Lester Johnson
D-Wis
Wisconsin
Black River Falls
Vernon Thomson
Alvin E. O’konski
Johnson
Medical Strike Still in Deadlock
Regina Saskatchewan doctors' strike against the compulsory medical care plan remains in deadlock after a week with only emergency service operating. A court petition seeks suspension of the Medical Care Insurance Commission pending a legality ruling as negotiations stall. Premier Woodrow Lloyd government and doctors express willingness to negotiate but remain far apart.
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Regina
Bask
Saskatchewan
Medical Care Insurance Commission
Woodrow Lloyd
Farmer Worker 27 Killed by Lightning Near Elk Mound
A 27 year old Eau Claire man Cedric Solberg was killed when struck by lightning while working with a hay crew nine miles west of Eau Claire on the Lewis Iverson farm near Elk Mound. Four crew members including Cedric’s father Oscar Solberg were knocked to the ground but not seriously injured.
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Eau Claire
Cedric Solberg
Lewis Iverson
Elk Mound
Cedric
Oscar Solberg
Petitions Urge Stopping Monroe Highway Rerouting Plans
Taxpayers in Monroe are urged to sign petitions asking city officials to discontinue all discussion of rerouting Highway 1181. A 12th street property owners committee claims rerouting wastes money and delays a possible bypass while shifting traffic problems to congested areas. A City Council planning meeting is set for next Wednesday at City Hall with Green Engineering and State Highway Commission representatives.
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Monroe
12Th Street
City Council
City Planning Commission
11Th Avenue
City Hall
Planning Commission
State Highway Commission
12Th Street Committee
Lumberman R Swanke Dies in Tigerton Wis
R Swanke 55 president of Tigerton Lumber Co and operator of a major mill died Friday. His family owned and operated the business for 75 years. Funeral services will be held Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigerton
Wis
Herman R. Swanke
Tigerton Lumber Company
Senate Rejects Morton Proposal For Compromise
The Senate debated Kennedy health care for the elderly as supporters predicted passage by midweek. A Morton substitute to fund private health insurance for 65 plus failed on a voice vote, with limited attendance, while leaders considered debate limits and cost shifts to boost Social Security payments.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Rky
Treasury
Orginally
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Morton
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Douglas
Chiang aide slain in Taipei stabbing
Hsu Ping-Hsi, 51, chief public relations officer of the Chinese Nationalist Civil Aviation Administration, was stabbed to death Thursday night by a disgruntled former employee in Formosa Taipei.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiang
Taipei
Formosa
Hsu Ping-Hsi
Civil Aviation Administration
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Schiller
Algeria
ASC
Billie Sol Estes
Jfk
Jack Erb
City
13Th Avenue
Monroe Chickeries
Board of Public Works
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