Grain diversion probe finds no evidence of wheat moving to Iron Curtain
U S Department of Agriculture testified before Congress that none of 24 million bushels of Austrian bound grain vanished into Soviet bloc routes. Officials said most diverted grain likely entered West Germany, while Austrian fronts acted for West German buyers. Investigations continue with tighter controls and bonds for buyers.
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Washington
Europe
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Department
House Agriculture Committee
Austria
U.S
Raymond A. Ioanes
Foreign Agricultural Service
Federal Republic of
Germany
Joanes
Ioanes
Maer Ats Carreu TV
USDA
Freeman Exit Rumor Grows in Washington
Rumors circulate that Orville L. Freeman may be replaced as secretary of agriculture later this year. Administration sources offer no substantiation while Freeman tours farms in the Soviet Union and eastern Europe. aides dismiss the chatter as a routine annoyance linked to reaction to a new wheat program.
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Washington
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Soviet Union
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Benson
Wilds Named Outstanding Dairy Couple by PMA in District 20
Mr and Mrs Robert H Wild of Oneco Township Route 2 Winslow selected as Pure Milk Association District 20 Outstanding Dairy Couple. They manage a 255 acre farm with 110 Holsteins and four children. Finalists compete in Chicago August 19 20 with 17 couples. The winning couple will join National Milk Producers Federation events in Miami December 1 5.
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Robert H. Wild
Oneco Township
Route 2
Winslow
Pure Milk Association
PMA
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Chicago
Roswell Bablen
Carroll
Jo Daviess
Stephenson
Winnebago
Crawford
Grant
Green
Iowa
Lafayette
National Milk Producers Federation
Miami
Wilds
Wild
Scott
Patti
Kevin
Kris
Harold Wild
Monroe
FFA
DeKalb Agricultural
Freeport Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jo Daviess Counties
Shirley
Farm Bureau Young Peoples Group
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Stephenson County Agricultural Extension Council
Barefoot Farm Youth Victim Electrocuted in Casco
Casco Wisconsin 12 year old Daniel Le Fevre was found electrocuted Thursday on his parents farm after attempting to plug in an electrical appliance in a damp milk house while barefoot.
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Casco
Wis
Daniel LeFevre
George LeFevre
Route 1
Cas
Orangeville Education Group Plans Adult Education
Orangeville Agricultural Adult Education Planning Committee notes Mr. and Mrs. Wild, graduates of Orangeville high school, as members of Stavers EUB church.
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Orangeville Agricultural Adult Education Planning Committee
Wild
Orangeville High School
Stavers Eub Church
No Fire Fan Ends Hearing as Prisoner Escapes
In Monticello New York during a village court arraignment for allegedly stealing a television set Ernest Armstrong 35 slipped out a back door as a fire alarm sounded next door. The alarm drew everyone to the windows and he escaped.
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Monticello
N.Y
Chamizal Strip Restored to Mexico in Border Pact
The Chamizal 437 acre area near El Paso will be returned to Mexico after a bilateral pact. The Rio Grande will be diverted to reestablish the border, with the US also gaining Cordova Island acreage. Transfer costs estimated at 28 million dollars and four years to complete.
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Fl Paso
Mexico
EL Paso
Tex
FE Paso
United States
Chamizal
Rio Grande
In Paso
City of
Juarez
Cordova Island
Cheddar Bidding Up At Green Bay Board
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange quiet with no sales or offers at close. Unfilled bids included one car State Brand Yaw Milk cheddars 34% cents, one car State Brand cheddars 34's, and one car State Brand 40 lb blocks 34's, all bids up a quarter cent from prior levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Khrushchev Seeks Nuclear Pact and Nonaggression Treaty
Soviet Premier Khrushchev voiced hope for a Big Three nuclear test ban agreement and urged an East-West nonaggression pact. He suggested he might accept a separate nonaggression declaration while offering Western access to vital Soviet military installations for safety assurances.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Weather brings hopeful turn for Monroe crops after heavy rain
Wide rainfall across Monroe county lifts spirits about corn and hay prospects. Rain measured from .69 to 1.25 inches with Dubuque reporting 3.76 inches and Beloit 2.86 inches in the 24 hour period. Soil Conservation director James E. Schwoegler warns benefits will take a week to show, with some corn tasseling already evident and new seedings needing moisture.
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Monroe Evening Times
Albany
Monroe
Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Dubuque
Beloit
James E. Schwoegler
Soil Conservation
Schwoegler
Khrushchev offers wide set of postwar arms inspection terms
Soviet Premier proposes foreign inspectors at airfields rail stations highways and ports to curb troop concentrations. He suggests inspection team exchanges between West and East German troops and a reciprocal troop reduction. Khrushchev calls for a peace treaty on Germany to resolve West Berlin status without a date.
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West Germany
East Germany
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Germany
West Berlin
Milk Plan Ready Reported by Proxmire in Senate
Senator Proxmire says a joint milk program by milk producers and the Agriculture Department would retain federal price supports and marketing orders. It targets keeping higher prices for liquid milk while cutting surplus milk used in manufactured dairy products, with backing from Jackson Magnuson Hart and Milk Producers Federation.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
William Proxmire
Senate
Proxmire
Henry Jackson
Dwash
Warren Magnuson
Philip Hart
Dmich
Charles S. Murphy
E. M. Norton
Milk Producers Federation
Allen J. el- Tenuer
Las
Witusant
Senate Agriculture Committee
Roth Observatory To Host Partial Eclipse Viewing This Saturday
Nathan Roth plans a public eclipse event at his observatory starting 3 26 p m Monroe time with an eight foot telescope to project the event though scientists warn against direct viewing due to eye damage. observers may use sunscopes while noting the 76 8 percent coverage at peak and that the last view here was 1954 at Mellen with Rex Eyler studying solar electrical effects.
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Nathan R. Roth
Monroe
Roth
Rex Eyler
Mellen
Eyler
Hiawatha Team Wins Top Honor at County Land Contest
Hiawatha and coach Newell Smith along with Wilbert Wild led the No 1 team to top honors at the county land judging event on the Leland Miller farm in Monroe Township. Russell Block won top individual honors. team members include Jerry Block and Delores Indergand.
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Hiawatha
Newell Smith
Wilbert Wild
Leland Miller
Monroe Township
Russell Block
Jerry Block
Delores Indergand
Monroe Ag
John Ammon
Richard Ammon
Clarno
Paul Beach
Richard Goepfert
Danny Meier
Eugene Meier
Sullivan
Barbara Wegmueller
Richland
Donna Indergand
Membhere
Milwaukee
Cinerama
Braves
Green County Agricultural Chest
Skinner Creek Watershed Association
Soil Conservation Service
Extension Service
Moose Lodge
Monroe
Agricultural Chest
Jack L. Marty
Ted Schmiedlin
Turner Hall
James Schwoegler
SCS
Calvin Kraemer
Kenneth C. Allen
Monroe Vo Ag
Gene Ploessi
Fast hydrofoil ship capsizes during test run
In Seattle Washington an experimental 53 foot twin hulled hydrofoil craft valued at 1.5 million dollars crashed during a test in Puget Sound. The Navy project known as Fresh I rolled over on a turn injuring all three crewmen though none are reported to be seriously hurt. The craft had been under test since May and was reportedly driven at over 90 miles per hour last week.
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Seattle
Wash
Puget Sound
Boar
Navy
Monroes and Wash ington Coffee Club Tie Treaty in Jest
Lowans recount a humorous visit by Monroe and Washington Coffee Club members to Washington Iowa. The trip featured a mock treaty of perpetual peace over coffee, playful raffles that used bill tabs as ballots, and hospitality from local officials including Mayor Cloid Willits and Ambassador Herbert O. Tschudy. The groups exchanged boasts, enjoyed Swiss cheese, and hinted at future joint visits as the rivalry cooled into playful camaraderie.
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Clifford Reasa
Washington, Ia
John Winga Jr
Winga Cafe
Dave Elder
The
Evening Journal
Reasa
Monroe
Washington
Bud Schillinger
Times
Java Junket
Iowa
Winga
Uie
Washington Coffee Club
Cloid Willits
Orville Evans
Willits
Evans
Herbert O. Tschudy
Des Moines
Tschudy
VW Asiingvoir Coffee Club
Justifiable homicide in Marion Arkansas case
A 17 year old Black man, Andrew Lee Anderson, was killed by white citizens and sheriff's deputies after a mother accused him of molesting her daughter. Coroner ruled the shooting justifiable as the man was pursued and shot during a chase in a bean field. shooter not identified from testimony.
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Marion
Ark
Sheriff's
T. H. McGough
Sorenson Leads Polly in Wisconsin women's golf final
Carol Sorenson held a 3 up lead after 18 holes of the 36 hole final at Janesville Country Club. Sorenson, defending champion seeking the title for the fourth time in five years, carded 41-26-77 to finish par 75, while her Madison opponent Mrs John Erickson 42-39-81 trails.
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Janesville
Carol Sorenson
Janesville Country Club
Garencan
John Erickson
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Monroe Prepares for State Junior Champ Meet
Cochairmen Stanley Barr and Ralph Hetzel organize tents and track lime at Monroe high school for the State Junior Champ meet set for tomorrow at 9 am. A total of 324 state youngsters will arrive tonight to compete. The Monroe faycettes handle lunch and records as programs and covers are provided free to spectators. Robert L. Wells chairs the event and invites the public.
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Stanley Barr
Ralph Hetzel
Monroe High School
Monroe
Monroe Faycettes
Commercial and Savings Bank
Robert L. Wells
Assembly GOP Pushes Tax Plan in Budget Battle
Madison Republicans press to pass a GOP budget tax bill proposing 80 million in new sales taxes to fund a 615 million 1963 65 budget. Senate critics say plan could raise 153 million, but Assembly leaders insist passage is likely before the week ends.
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Madison
Assembly
Democratic
Senate
Alfonsi
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Robert Wilds
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W. Averell Harriman
Nathan Roth
Eclipse
Carol
Polly
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