Khrushchev Warns Congo Action as UN Moves In
Soviet Premier Khrushchev renews threats to intervene in the Congo if Western forces press aggression. First Ghana troops under UN orders arrive in Leopoldville to restore order. Belgium rejects Soviet charges while Lumumba Kasavubu plan Stanleyville move amid Katanga secession crisis.
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Khrushchev
Ghana
Leopoldville
U.N
Congo
Soviet Union
Republic of Congo
Krushchev
Congo Republic
Joseph Kasavubu
Patrice Lumumba
Tass
Khrushchy
United States
Belgium
Brussels
Henry Alexander
Alexander
U. N
Ralph J. Bunche
Bunche
Tunisia
Morocco
Guinea
Mali
U. S
Eisenhower
Kasavubu
Lumumba
Katanga
Stanleyville
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Marty Honored With Eagle Title at Scout Court of Honor
Roy Butler of the U S Grant Council presented the Eagle Scout award to James Marty, son of Mr and Mrs Jack L Marty of Monroe, at Troop 101 court of honor held at the Kiwanis Youth Cabin. The event featured Star rank awards, First Class and Tenderfoot honors, and Indian dances by Lionel DeMontigny.
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Roy Butler
Freeport
U. S. Grant Council
James Marty
Jack L. Marty
Monroe
Marty
Kiwanis
Gary Blackbourne
James Beer
Fred Schuetze
Jim Meyers
John Trumpy
Rick
Lionel DeMontigny
Monroe Clinic
Turtle Mountain
North Dakota
Dave Deininger
John Molm
Ed Holcomb
Larry Leck
Jim Meyer
Bob Mathias
Bob Tschudy
Bill Kubly
Ron Eckstam
Molm
Mathias and
Kubly
Canyon Camp
Eckstam
Philmont
New Mexico
U.S. Grant Council
Times
Stock List Changes Keep to Narrow Line
New York shares edged higher in quiet trading with fractional gains outnumbering small losses. Several leaders held steady while a number of issues rose one or more points, some recovering from recent declines.
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New York
Beloit Women Hurt in Crash Near Juda
Two Beloit women were listed in good condition at St. Clare hospital and a third was released after treatment following a two vehicle crash about 10:30 am on Highway 1181 four miles east of Juda. Mrs. Leonard Rochester 30 suffered a fractured nose Mrs. Harry Sieren 47 had arm lacerations and Mrs. Mary Singletary 48 received forehead and ankle bruises. Sheriff reports the accident occurred at the junction of County Trunk 6 and the state highway. A farm pickup was the other vehicle. Further details were unavailable at press time.
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Beloit
St. Clare Hospital
Juda
Leonard Rochester
Harry Sieren
Mary Singletary
Sheriff's Department
U S Flag Burned During Nicaragua Demonstration
Students burned a United States flag in an anti American protest at Nicaragua's National University in Leon on Thursday night.
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U. S
Managua
Nicaragua
National University
Leon
Milwaukeean sought in Dubuque doctor disappearance probe
Police hunt Milwaukee man Victor Fegner linked to the disappearance of Dr Edward Bartels in Dubuque after a false sick call. Bartels may be dead. a phone call to Mrs Bartels warned of her husband’s death. Fegner, also wanted in Milwaukee for robbery, wore thick glasses and was seen entering Bartels' car.
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Dubuque
Milwaukee
Edward Bartels
Band to Feature Soloists at Lincoln Park Concert
The City Band will host a concert at Lincoln Park Monday at 8 p.m. featuring vocal soloist Mrs. Fay Doyle and accordion soloists with a clarinet quartet led by Richard Vordermann. Selections include The Jolly Caballero, Hawaiian War Chant, Sentimental Journey, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes, Star Spangled Banner, High School Cadets, and a medley of standards such as Heartaches and Sugar Blues.
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Lincoln Park
Allan F. Barnard
Fay Doyle
Isle of Golden Dreams
Richard Vordermann
Karen Buholzer
Roger Bruny
Ruth Schuetz
Vordermann
Katharina Laendler
Stan Neuberger
Eisenhower Maintains Silence on Democratic Ticket
President Eisenhower kept public silence as the Democratic ticket Kennedy Johnson was chosen by the party in Newport Rhode Island.
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Ike
Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
Johnson Forges Path to VP After Kennedy Meeting
Knight’s story reveals Lyndon Johnson demanded the vice presidency at the 1960 Democratic National Convention after a morning meeting with Bobby Kennedy. Johnson told Kennedy and Jack that he would be nominated and would fight if needed, shocking leaders like Daley Lawrence DeSapio and DiSalle.
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Kennedy
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Bobby Kennedy
Johnson
the Biltmore
Jack
Lyndon Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Bobby
Brother Jack
Jack Kennedy
Lyndon
Richard Daley
Chicago
David L. Lawrence
Pennyvania
Carmine DeSapio
New York
Ohio
Mike di Salle
Stuart Symington
Symington
Auto Groups to Meet for Evansville Picnic
The Monroe Yester-Year Auto Club and the Madison Model A Restorer Club plan a Sunday gathering in Evansville. They will meet at 9:30 a.m. on the north side of the square before departing for a picnic with guests participating.
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Madison Model ‘A’ Restorer Club
Evansville
Monroe Club
Wisconsin Delegation Reacts to Johnson Vice Presidential Tie
Wisconsin delegates at the convention weigh Lyndon B. Johnson as Kennedy running mate amid unity aims. Lt. Gov. Phillip Nash notes a pattern of liberal and moderate selections. Gov. Nelson plans to comment after a Madison news conference. Badger delegation had favored Freeman Humphrey Symington Jackson as possibilities.
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Los Angeles
Wisconsin
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Lone Star
America
John F. Kennedy
Phillip Nash
Proxmire
Nelson
Madison
Johnson
Badger
Orville Freeman
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Stuart Symington
Henry Jackson
Washington
Ted Syvrud former Green County sheriff dies at 72
John T. Ted Syvrud 72 of Shullsburg died at Lafayette Memorial hospital Darlington after a brief illness. A Mt. Horeb native he served as Green County sheriff 1936 to 1941 after earlier roles as deputy in New Glarus and rural mail carrier. He served in World War I and was a member of the American Legion and Masons. He married Marjorie Kline in 1922. Services Sunday at O Flaherty funeral home Shullsburg with burial Mt. Horeb Lutheran cemetery and military rites.
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John T
Ted) Syvrud
Shullsburg
Green County
Lafayette Memorial Hospital
Darlington
Syvrud
Fred W. Faeser
Faeser
New Glarus
Monroe
Mt. Horeb
Mr. Syvrud
K. T. Syvrud
21St Field Artillery
American Legion
Masonic Lodge
Jack
George
Delores) Schoen
Madison
Lena Syvrud
Amy Buchanan
Clifford
Verona
Arthur
Harold J. Kline
Cheddar Prices Steady In Green Bay Trading
Green Bay Wisconsin Cheese Exchange notes firm cheddar values with various lots listed. Sales include three cars of cheddars at 32 percent, two cars of 60 pound white blocks at 32 percent, five barrels at 31, and additional cars of 60 pound and 40 pound blocks with similar percentages. Trading tone remains steady.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Kishi Cabinet Resigns Clearing Path for Ikeda
Premier Nobusuke Kishi and his cabinet resigned today in Tokyo, enabling Hayato Ikeda to take over as head of a new government next week. The move clears the way for Ikeda to form a governing administration.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Hayato Ikeda
Rockefeller Repeats Refusal to Take Second-Place Ticket
New York Governor Rockefeller stated he would not accept a Republican nomination for vice president under any circumstances. He refused a potential second-place offer and did not comment on reports of a draft movement from delegates outside New York.
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Rockefeller
New York
Sen
Kennedy
Johnson
Rockfeller
Manhattan
Nixon
Legion Opens 42nd Wisconsin Convention in Green Bay
The Wisconsin American Legion begins its 42nd annual convention in Green Bay with about 5 000 delegates expected. Events include a four hour parade and a state drum and bugle corps finals with speakers Gen Clark L Ruffner Rep John W Byrnes and Brig Gen Kenneth Gibson at Truax Field Madison.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Department of the American Legion
Clark L. Ruffner
U. S
NATO
Martin B. McKneally
Newburgh
N. Y
The
Legion
Kenneth
Truck Slams Cattle Herd Near Juda
A semi trailer truck carrying cheese struck a herd crossing Highways 11 81 near County Trunk S in Juda. Five cattle were killed or disposed of and 15 others injured, with a veterinarian treating them as owner Fred Feldts faces the loss. Driver was Donald G Bowling 22 from Valley Station Ky. Front end damage to the truck.
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Juda
Donald G. Bowling
Valley Station
Fred Feldts
Jaycees Attend Picnic at Windy Acres Golf Course
The Monroe Jaycees and their wives will attend a picnic and social gathering at Windy Acres golf course next Wednesday at 6 p.m. Golfers start a two ball foresome for prizes at 5 p.m. Non golfers will play badminton and volleyball.
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Monroe Jaycees
Windy Acres
Timm Holstein Captures Honors
For the ninth time a Timm Holstein of Monroe won the top female honors at the Tri-County Black and White show held yesterday at Lake Leota Park Evansville. Grand champion cow Royal Greencowls Myrtle shown by Donald Timm continues the Holstein legacy of the late Walter G. Timm.
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Timm
Monroe
Lake Leota Park
Evansville
Myrtle
Donald Timm
Walter G. Timm
Timms
Myrtie
Green
Rock
Dane
Deanna Barth
Whitewater
John W. Rufi
Rufi
Otis
Alice Onsrud
Verona
Ed J. Kaderly
Juda
H. Otto
Ralph T. Elmer
Monticello
JoAnn Lange
Brooklyn
Herbert Huffman
W. G. Timm Estate
David Pick
Virgil Leopold
Donna Deininger
Andrew Oliver
Albany
Robert Leopold
John Rufi
Huffman
Elmers
Judy Schuetz
Green County
Dairy Queen
U S Aids After Guatemala City Mental Asylum Fire
U S officials fly medical supplies and clothing to Guatemala City after a deadly blaze at a mental asylum. Over 200 dead, about 60 survivors burned, with 1 400 inmates reportedly inside during rescue efforts. Lt Gen Robert F Sink ordered relief flights as hurricane Abby nears and a short circuit is blamed.
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Guatemala
United States
Guatemala City
Robert F. Sink
U. S
Caribbean
Panama
Kennedy Accepts Democratic Nomination at Gala Night
Senator John F Kennedy formally accepts the Democratic presidential nomination in Los Angeles tonight. He names Lyndon B Johnson as running mate after a contentious compromise to quiet Southern opposition. Liberals, while unhappy, may be mollified by a liberal acceptance speech and the potential appointment of Henry M Jackson as national chairman. Rumors of Johnson insisting on the ticket were denied by both camps.
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Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Johnson
Senate
Massachusetts
Paul M. Butler
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
John S. Knight
Knight Newspapers
Pierre Salinger
Sen. Johnson
Knight
Robert Kennedy
Robert
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Rayburn
Legion Heads To Green Bay With Swiss Cheese Donation
Postmaster John J. Burkhard will present Green County Swiss Cheese to delegates at the State American Legion Convention in Green Bay this weekend. Donated by the Green County Agricultural Chest, the group includes R. L. Cashman, E. L. Niffenegger, R. H. Hendrickson, Louis Alder, and Donald C. Jordi, with Auxiliary members Mrs. Olin Flisram and Mrs. Beatrice Mulligan.
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John J. Burkhard
Green County
American Legion
Green Bay
Green County Agricultural Chest
Burkhard
R. L. Cashman
E. L. Niffenegger
R. H. Hendrickson
Louis Alder
Donald C. Jordi
Olin Flisram
Beatrice Mulligan
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Bill Logeson
Tom Zwicker
Brian Reed
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Stauffacher
John Benkert
Louis Janke
Tony Lux
Bob Knipschild
Jim Stauffacher
Gary Blackbourn
Richard Kubly
Robert Knipschild
Jim Marty
Jim Myers
Tom Bacon
Bill Bacon
Terry Kramer
Dave Lysser
James Bosanny
Milwaukeean
Kennedy - Johnson
John Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Ted Syvrud
Cheddar
Kishi
Ikeda
Timm Holstein
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