Cheese industry awaits drought impact on output
A Monroe area survey notes feed shortages may hit cheese production in four months and into the 1864 season for Swiss and others. June output remained steady as farmers fed herds and hay was harvested, but milk flow is dropping, raising worries of a possible unseasonal decline and heightened imports if eastern markets suffer.
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Monroe Evening Times
Milwaukee Cheese Co
Roy Kundert
Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association
Hay Hollow
York Township
Albany Area
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Darlington
Lafayette County
Green County
Grouth
Galli
Hail and Heavy Rain Lash Green County Farms and Towns
Severe storms swept Green County as hail and 65 mph winds damaged crops and farm buildings. Mt. Pleasant and Monticello suffered shattered windows and a flattened shed. corn and oats fields were ruined and homes flooded after attic water entry. Albany and New Glarus also reported hail with 4:15 PM storm onset.
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Green County
Robert Buehl
Mt. Pleasant
Monticello
Karlen
Ford
Fernsteadt Hardware
Robert Grossen
Fred Altman
William Meier
Buehls
Alfred Aeberhard
Aeberhard
Albany
New Glarus
Wisconsin
Walworth County
Elkhorn
Walworth
Clear Skies For Sun Eclipse Across Nation
Most of the United States will have clear skies for the solar event with a total eclipse expected only in a 50 mile swath from Alaska to Maine. Viewing warnings emphasize retinal damage from infrared rays and advise against direct viewing. safe viewing is supported by television networks and indirect methods.
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United States
Alaska
Maine
International veterinarians tour Friedrich swine facility
Four foreign veterinarians from Japan and Venezuela visited the Specific Pathogen Free Swine-Primary Herd at the Friedrich Lynch farm in Sylvester Township. They toured the operation, discussed disease-free Hampshire pigs, feed mill operations, and bulk milk tanker activity, with plans to attend the World Veterinary Congress and other international travel.
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Ihiése Researcny
Veterswela
America
Orient
SPF Hampshire
Bernard Friedrich
Mt. Pleasant Township
University of Wisconsin
Jesus Castaneda
Rafael Fuentes
Veterinary Research Institute
Maracay
Venezuela
Morimatsu Watanabe
National Institute of Animal Health
Japan
South America
B. H. Lynch
Lynch Farm
Sylvester Township
Friedrich
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Tokyo
Yasuto Takamatsu
Nippon Institute For Biological Science
Centro de Investigaciones Veterinarias
American Veterinarians Association
New York City
Smith
University of Tokyo
Stockholm
Sweden
Ger
Fuentes
Hannawe Ay
Castaneda
Madison
Nippon Institute
Friedrich Place
Illinois
Washington
Khrushchev Proposes Nuclear Pact and Cuts in Arms
Washington seeks formal details of Khrushchev's Kremlin speech proposals including a universal test ban with underground exclusion, a non aggression pact, German unification plans, military budget reductions, and a system of mutual inspection posts. Officials say specifics are needed to gauge feasibility and guide allied consultations. Haiti expels U.S. Marines after unauthorized interior trips.
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Janos Kadar
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Epwe Lee Wme Ovw
West Germany
State Department
America
Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Brodhead Youth Confesses Arson
A 16 year old from Brodhead admitted starting a fire that destroyed a barn granary hog house and corn crib on the Alice Condon farm five miles southeast of town. He admitted pouring paint solvent into the barn and tossing matches through a window.
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Brodhead
Times
Alice Condon
Here
Rock County
Mendota State Hospital
Avon Township
Condon
Wales School
Truman
Raymond Bellows
Wisconsin Assembly Rejects Plan as Reynolds Signals Veto
In Madison Assembly Republicans passed a budget tax bill with new sales taxes amid warnings of a looming veto from Gov. Reynolds. The 47-45 vote sends the substitute proposal to the Senate as Reynolds urges conference with a veto threat and calls for bipartisan action to avoid financial chaos.
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Madison
Assembly
Réynolds
Wisconsin
Senate
Reynolds
Des
Robert Haase
Barinette
GOP
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Hollander
Haase
Baltimore Park Pact Ends Crisis
Baltimore officials announce an agreement to end racial discrimination at Gwynn Oak Amusement Park by August 28. Park owners will lower barriers and drop charges against about 380 demonstrators from July 4, with a coordinating committee halting mass protests.
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Baltimore
Gwynn Oak
Maryland
Curfew Lifted in Quito After Ousting of President
Ecuador's military junta lifts curfew imposed after President Carlos Arosemena was ousted on July 11. Military leaders had imposed the curfew to restore order following the leadership change in Quito.
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Ecuador
Quito
Carlos Arosemena
Cambridge Faces New Flareup as Bar Association Intervenes
In Cambridge Maryland integrationist leaders accused by Gov Tawes of hindering talks threaten to resume demonstrations unless a Maryland Bar Association racial relations committee arrives. National Guard patrols remain under modified martial law as 400 guardsmen rotate in. Fourteen arrested last Tuesday amid tense protests. attorney general to mediate and assure good faith.
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Cambridge
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland Bar Association
National Guard
William J. McWilliams
Baltimore
Thomas B. Finan
Haracenciation Committee
Frederick
Tawes
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church
Crash Paralyzes Milwaukee Man
A 44 year old Milwaukee man Wilbur Gehrke remained in serious condition at St Clare hospital today with paralyzing injuries from a panel truck crash on Highway 11 81 three miles west of Brodhead yesterday afternoon. Gehrke was en route home after installing doors at Piggly Wiggly market in Monroe when high winds blew his panel truck out of control and into a telephone pole. He was transported by Newcomer ambulance and investigators note seat belts may have saved his life.
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Milwaukee
Brodhead
Wilbur Gehrke
Monroe
Gehrke
Wnd
Sheriff Department
St. Clare Hospital
Dawn
Jed Products Co
Wauwatosa
Newcomer
Russell Carter
William van Eeckhaut
Mt. Prospect
Ill
Joyce P. Coleman
Route 1
Juda
Landerpese Diem Zeeckhout
Mt Prospect
Coleman Auto
van Eeckhout
Clarno Corners
Harlow Matzke
Pauline Disech
Monticello
Recreation Park
Marian L. Kundert
Winifred M. Phillips
Governor Reynolds Vetoes State Tax Records Bill
Gov Reynolds vetoed a bill to require retention of state tax records at district offices in Milwaukee Eau Claire and Analatan. The executive said the measure would decentralize the Department of Taxation records.
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Madison
Reynolds
Milwaukee
Eau Claire
Analatan
Evecutive
Department of Taxation
Bond Issue for 20 Room Brodhead School Approved
A $675000 bond to build a 20 room elementary school was approved by a two vote margin 232 to 230. The school would serve Brodhead and nearby towns including Spring Grove Spring Valley Decatur Avon Magnolia and Sylvester.
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Brodhead
Times _ Special
Spring Grove
Spring Valley
Decatur
Avon
Magnolia
Sylvester
Bovine Stork Brings Triplets to Holstein
A Holstein cow at Hinsdale owned by Howard Crosby gave birth to three female calves weighing 58, 61 and 62 pounds. A vet says triple births are one in 87,000 with 200,000 survival odds and all three being heifers one in 400,000.
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Clean
N.Y
Howard Crosby
Hinsdale
Bomb Strikes Market Street in San Francisco
A Navy attack bomber dropped a bomb by mistake on crowded Market Street during lunch rush. The bomb did not explode but gouged a hole in the street, bounced along a 300 foot arc, damaged a Phoenix building cornice, and struck a PG&E truck with three workers nearby.
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Navy
Market Street
Nobdy
Phoenix
Pine Street
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
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