Telstar Links Europe and America in Live TV Feat
New York reports Telstar satellite relayed French and British TV to American homes. A 12 minute live broadcast from England followed a earlier Paris taped French show, with Yves Montand and Michele Arnaud seen in the United States. The feat linked Old World signals with the New in milliseconds via space.
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New York
Telstar
Goonhilly Downs
England
Europe
Space
Earth
Yves Montand
Michele Arnaud
Paris
Lannion
Brittany
Monroe
Newfoundland
English
CBS
United States
France-to- America
Premier Ignores Rally for Medics
Regina reports Premier Woodrow Lloyd and cabinet weighing a reply to a citizens rally petition for suspending Saskatchewan medical care act. The protest drew thousands, with organizers claiming 30,000 turnout and police estimating 15,000. The rally urged halting the act effective July 1 and resuming talks to craft a broadly acceptable plan.
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Regina
Sask
Woodrow Lloyd
Saskatchewan
Lloyd
A. G. Cooson
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Griswold Seeks State Senate Seat in Wisconsin District
Ted Griswold, a Livingston County farmer and cattleman, runs unopposed in the Democratic primary for the State Senate district covering Grant Green Lafayette and Iowa Counties. He serves on the Wisconsin Farmers Home Administration advisory board. In the Republican field are Raymond Eckstein Irvin Gilbert Edward Kadery Leroy Lewis Ford and Gordon Roseleip.
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Ted Griswold
Livingston
Grant
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Griswold
Wisconsin Board of Advisers
Farmers Home Administration
Raymond Eckstein
Cassville
Irvin Gilbert
Platteville
Edward Kaderly
Juda
Leroy Lewis
Ford
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Estes Case Feared to Harm Farm Aid Efforts
A Washington farm leader warned that the Billie Sol Estes case could damage the public image of the Agriculture Department and its farm aid program. Harry B. Caldwell, chairman of the National Agriculture Advisory Commission, said disclosures might undermine trust in the department while praising the good work of the aid programs and the nation’s food standards. The commission includes former agriculture secretaries Wickard and Brannan.
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Washington
Billie Sol Estes
Agriculture Department
Harry B. Caldwell
National Agriculture Advisory Commission
Estes
Department
Caldwell
North Carolina
Kennedy
Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
Charles F. Brannan
Storm Lashes City Causing Trees Down and Power Loss
A brief heavy rainstorm felled several trees and disrupted power and telephone lines across the city and rural areas. A tree on 19th Avenue knocked out lines affecting about 45 customers for 44 hours, and a limb brought down a pole cutting power to 280 rural customers for nearly two hours. Minor car damage reported. no injuries. Rural damage included a ripped silo roof at the Ralph Weckerly farm on Route 3 Monroe.
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19Th Avenue
22Nd Avenue
16Th Street
30Th Avenue
Ralph Weckerly
Route 3
Monroe
Tomah forestry worker killed wiring transmission line
Allyn Eckart, 26, of Tomah, a forestry division employee with the Conservation Department, was fatally injured while stringing wire on a high tension transmission line.
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Tomah
Allyn Eckart
Conservation Detower
High Amon
Legislators Halt Districting Talks in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Republicans pause their districting talks for a week while Democratic Atty. Gen. Reynolds seeks to fund the federal action on reapportionment. A federal panel will hear further on Friday as Nelson's actions loom over alternate maps and party plans.
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Madison
Wisconsin
John Reynolds
Reynolds
Dena Smith
Milwaukee County
Nelson
Republican Assembly
Robert Haase
Marinette
Haasen
Civil Defense Plans Reviewed at Meeting Green County discussed the coming year
A meeting of Civil Defense directors and service heads reviewed a general outline for the year. The session covered steps to strengthen organization and identify tasks for ongoing Civil Defense efforts in the county.
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Green County
Former Gov Blair and Wife Die from Car Exhaust Fumes
Jefferson City Missouri, former Governor James T Blair and his wife Emilie were found dead in their home. A maid reported trouble, and investigators believe the couple died from carbon monoxide after leaving a car running in a garage attached to the house. The Blair dog also died.
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Jefferson City
James T. Blair
Horace Debo
Blairs
Highway Patrol
Debo
Emilie Chorn
Kansas City
Bands Lead Friday Parade Through Town
The Cadet and Junior Band, over 100 musicians strong, will lead the Friday parade at 11 a.m. from the junior high school with Allan F. Barnard directing and Richard Pulkrabek as drum major. The parade circles the square then travels along 11th street and 20th avenue. Ribbons will crown costume winners, followed by a park picnic lunch.
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Thomas Norager
Allan F. Barnard
Fredric Rosa
Kenneth Krattiger
Richard Pulkrabek
Llth Street
20Th Avenue
Evans Pledges Study To Seek Best Highway Rerouting
Mayor Orville R. Evans pledged a full study of all highway rerouting options within Monroe city limits to find the best solution. A public hearing drew 100 plus residents protesting proposed 12th street east west and 11th avenue north south routings and urging bypass plans outside the city.
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Orville R. Evans
Evans
12Th Street
11Th Avenue
City Planning Commission
John H. Bruni
Bruni
Monroe
Green Engineering Co
State Highway Commission
Planning Commission
Slayton’s Space Solo Flight Status Stated
NASA says Deke Slayton removed from solo flight team due to heart rhythm issues. He will serve on ground duties in the man in space program while two and three member crews may include him later. Webb notes he has not been ruled out of multi crew flights.
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Slayton
Kent
Charles Slayton
Leon
Space Center
Houston
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
James E Webb
Clayton
Taxpayers oppose Monroe highway rerouting plan
A Monroe taxpayers group led by John H. Bruni told City Planning Commission members they oppose rerouting state highways through Monroe on 12th street and 11th avenue. They cite costs, taxes, and congestion and urge bypass construction with federal aid.
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Taxpayers
City Planning Commission
City Hall
John H. Bruni
Bruni
Monroe
12Th
11Th Avenue
12Th Street
Planning Commission
City Council of
Council and Planning Commission of
Harness Race Tickets for 108th Green County Fair
Reserved amphitheater seats for the two day harness racing event at the 108th Green County Fair are on mail order only. Send $1.50 per seat to Ernest W. Hayes, Monroe, for Aug 4 and 5 races after noons. The fair runs Aug 1 to 5, with amphitheater tickets also sold at the opening day office. advance sales previously handled at Schuetze's.
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Green County
Ernest W. Hayes
Monroe
Schuetze’s
Park Board Opposes Park Area Rerouting
Monroe's Park Board, meeting yesterday afternoon, went on record against highway rerouting plans that could create traffic hazards in Twining Park or encroach on park accesses. Lee Mitchell was re elected president and Mrs Car ol Brand renamed secretary.
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Monroe’s
Twining Park
Lee Mitchell
Carol Brand
Car Crash in Augusta Kills Three and Injures Two
Three Eau Claire County residents died when a car left Highway 27 and struck three trees near Augusta High School. Bauch 18 led the car, racing from a tavern. another Augusta youth, 18, held for investigation. The Wisconsin 1962 toll rose to 441 with the incident.
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Associated Press
Eau Claire County
Augusta
Wisconsin
Gary Bauch
Ron Feuling
Ernest Giebel
Fits Area
Bauch
Germany
Andrew Kucziauskas
Sheboygan
Kenneth Blahnik
Green Bay
Brown County
Blahnik
Borden Officials Visit in Monroe
James V. Bassett new president of Borden Foods Co. visited Monroe with Arthur Erickson and Harold Stenke during a Midwest tour. They traveled from Dixon and toured the Swiss Colony plant where cheese slicing and packaging for Borden is handled.
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James V. Bassett
New York
Borden Foods Co
Midwest
Borden
Bassett
Dixon
Arthur Erickson
Borden Co
Harold Stenke
Swiss Colony
Borden Irm
Madison Cheese Trade Shows Slow Demand
Madison Wisconsin cheddar market remains steady with slow to fair demand. Supplies are adequate for small styles and fully ample for large styles. prices quoted for cheddar blocks and daisies range from 33 to 37 percent, with longhorns and midgets at 35 to 38 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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Times
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Mike Connors
John Etter
Greg Wagner
Ron Mauermann
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Karen Jacobs
Deke Slayton
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Deke) Slayton
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