Six Townships End Successful Bangs Campaign
Myron E. Jeglum reports six townships Exeter New Glarus Monroe Mt Pleasant Sylvester and York have begun petitions for a compulsory Plan A Brucellosis control program. Exeter leads with 90 percent signups as county workers push a county wide effort to remove Bangs disease to meet future market rules.
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Myron E. Jeglum
Exeter
New Glarus
Monroe
Mt. Pleasant
Sylvester
York
Abduction Mystery Shakes Bonn Over Otto John
East German authorities claim Dr Otto John went willingly to East Berlin to aid reunification. West German officials call his disappearance an abduction and say he is held in the Soviet sector. Britain sends counterintelligence to Berlin as Bonn and London clash over the incident and a note from a Communist ally is left by a friend.
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Berlin
U. S. High Commission
Otto John
West Germany
East
John
Federal Office For Protection of the Constitution
Britain
West Berlin
London
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Republic
Hamburg
Die Welt
Wolfgang Wohlgemuth
Wohlgemuth
John J
Sergeant Dies In Guard Crash Near Baraboo
Sergeant Lester E. Aaron, 33, of Chicago, was killed and at least 10 injured as several Illinois National Guard trucks piled up on Baraboo Hill on U S routes 12 and 13. The convoy, returning from Camp Ripley Minnesota to Chicago, involved the 178th Regiment Combat Team 33rd Division. Eight injured were taken to St Mary Ringling hospital.
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Baraboo
Lester E. Aaron
Chicago
Ilinois National Guard
Baraboo Hill
Here
Sheriff's Office
U. S
Camp Ripley
Minn
Boulevard
Honduran youngsters visit relatives in Moline
Bill Berry eight and sister Kathy nine flew from Honduras to visit relatives in Moline Illinois yesterday. Their grandfather Dorothy Caradine greeted them and their mother Phyllis Caradine is from Moline. Rev and Mrs Sersig Annadale New York also visited. Bill will stay with the Sersigs while Kathy stays with her grandmother during their parents furlough. The Berry family also includes Laurie five and Jack one.
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Honduras
H. B. Caradine
Bill
Kathy Berry
Times
HB. Caradine
Bill Berry
Kathy
Don Berry
Siguatepeque
Berry
Misionary Aviation
Fellowshi
California
Missionary Hospital
Moline
Ill
Dorothy €. Caradine
Jack Sersig
Annadale
N. Y
Sersigs
Sersig
Margery Caradine
Phyllis Caradine
Laurie
Jack
Getaway Auto Found in Illinois
A stolen car used in a $2,000 robbery of Rock City State Bank was found abandoned in a ditch north of Harrison, Illinois, with no trace of the gunman. Police tentatively identify a suspect as Rich, possibly headed for Beloit, after the getaway. A straw hat like the bandit's was found near Durand and the car was located near Milwaukee Road tracks, suggesting a freight hop. The suspect may have used the name Richard Gams, linked to borrowing the getaway car from a Freeport dealer to test it prior to purchase. He was questioned in Gratiot and released. Savanna officials reported similar descriptions and names.
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Rock City
Milwaukee Road
Freeport
Savanna
Richard Gams
Gratiot
Lawrence James
Darlington
Police Arrest Holdup Suspect
A 28 year old man was arrested after an unidentified tip led police to the armed bandit who abducted a supermarket manager on Thursday. The manager Winfred Bodart, 34, identified the suspect. Bodart had earlier left a bank with 4,700 dollars in cash in two cloth sacks.
Indochina Cease-fire To Start Tuesday in Northern Viet Nam
Senate debate over the administrations atomic bill intensifies as GOP moves to bar use of Atomic Energy Commission funds for commercial power plants threaten to prolong the talks. Anderson and Gore say Hickenlooper’s amendment would nullify last week’s decision. House debates proceed with two hour limits and a list of more than 30 amendments planned by Holifield and other Democrats focusing on private power facilities in TVA territory.
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Indochina
Viet Nam
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
Sen. Hickenlooper
R-Town
Hicken
Looper
Ntitles
AEC
Tennessee Valley Authority
Hickenlooper
Anderson
Sen
Knowland
California
Capitol
House
W. Sterling Cole
Ares
Rep
Holifield
D-Calif
Tennessee Valley
Cheddar Prices Mixed at Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
In Plymouth Wisconsin the market showed a weak to steady tone with Cheddar and Longhorns moving small lots. Prices ranged around one-half to one-eighth cent, with bids and sales including pasteurized Longhorns and Cheddars at 31 to 34 cents per pound.
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Meester
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Judge Declines Gore Data Edict
Circuit Judge Bruce Beilfuss refused to order publisher Leroy Gore to surrender recall petitions for Sen McCarthy saying he had no jurisdiction. The hearing considered dismissing the criminal information against the Joe Must Go Club and Gore said he moved the petitions to Chicago and Minnesota though Kelley sought production.
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Baraboo
Bruce Beilfuss
Leroy Gore
Sauk City Weekly
Sen
McCarthy
Beilfuss
William R. Curkeet Jr
Madicounsel
Gore
John Kelley
Kelley
Chicago
Minnesota
Justice of the Peace
John L. Terbileox
Terbileox
Beilf
Teasdale Seeks Lafayette County Clerk of Courts
Noyd E Teasdale a lifelong Lafayette County resident announced his candidacy for county clerk of courts on the Republican ticket He was born in Seymour Township is married to Margaret Peavy and they have two sons Gary and Donald
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Noyd E. Teasdale
Lafayette County
Teasdale
Seymour Township
Margaret Peavy
Gary
Donald
Aquacade Postponed To Next Friday Fun Day Expanded
Aquacade and Fun Day events delayed a week with next Friday set for the parade at 1 30 p m led by the high school junior band. Softball games tonight may proceed if rain holds, while Sandlot All star and Little League contests with mutton teams are canceled. The swimming meet will feature races ballet lifesaving demonstrations and diving stunts and a post dance at the tennis courts may follow.
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Ronald D. Johnson
Johnson
FFA and 4 H Demonstrate Proper Livestock Showing
Members learned fitting and showing of beef cattle and sheep during a county fair demonstration at the Lester Witt farm. Led by Prof Edward Hauser from the University of Wisconsin animal husbandry division, the session covered leading blocking and showing techniques, with coordination by Leslie F Huber and Kenneth C Allen at Monroe High School.
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Lester Witt
Monroe
E. R. Hauser
University of Wisconsin Animal Husbandry Department
Nancy Burgy
Monticello
Green County Center
Donald Witt
Dutch Hollow
Times
Edward Hauser
University of Wisconsin
Animal Husbandry Division
Leslie F Huber
Kenneth C. Allen
Monroe High School
Hauser
Waterford Joyce Ziske Leads Wisconsin Golf Final
Joyce Ziske of Waterford held a two hole lead over Nadyne Granick of Milwaukee at the halfway point of a 36 hole Wisconsin women's golf final in Madison. Ziske, 20, birdied three times on the first nine to card 37 for a one under par, while Granick finished 38 with two birdies.
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Joyce Ziske
Waterford
Nadyne Granick
Milwaukee
Madison
Wisconsin
Miss Ziske
Miss Granic
Mis Granick
Stock market inches forward amid mixed profit taking
The stock market rose today with a faltering tone after a sharp Thursday gain. Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube held earlier strength, others like Fallsbee Steel and major names such as American Telephone, Western Union, Allied Chemical, Westinghouse Electric, and Amerada Petroleum rose, while Chrysler, Republic Steel, Douglas Aircraft, Kennecott Copper, Union Carbide, Pacific, Mills, and Baltimore and Ohio fell.
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Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Follawsbee Steel
American Telephone
Western Union
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse Electric
American Can
Southern Pacific
Amerada Petroleum
Indochina Peace Settlement Described As Best Possible
Secretary Smith said the Geneva accord was the best obtainable under the circumstances. He noted Viet Nam’s partition between Communists and non Communists, with Laos and Cambodia remaining under their current governments, and warned against labeling the deal Munich praise. He added diplomacy often cannot match battlefield gains and highlighted ongoing French withdrawals in the region.
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Washington
Walter Bettell
Smith
United States
Indochina
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Munich
Hitler
Geneva
Crash Injures Two at Jordan Near Cecil Wells Farm
A 10-year-old Argyle man and his 17-year-old daughter were injured yesterday afternoon when their car collided with another at the Cecil Wells farm near Jordan. Wells suffered a fractured hip and Irene Wells cut her thumb. both were taken to St. Clare hospital in good condition. The car driven by Howard P. Arrington of Jacksonville struck by John L. Andrews of Blanchardville as Arrington’s vehicle headed west. The Arrington car went off a culvert, and it was about two and a half hours before Wells could be removed for treatment.
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Argyle
Cecil Wells
Jordan
Wells
Irene Wells
St. Clare Hospital
Howard P. Arrington
Jacksonville
Fla
John L. Andrews
Blanchardville
Andrews
Arrington
Sheriff's Department
French Reds Still Conduct Defense Action
In Indochina the French high command said the cease-fire would take effect in North Viet Nam at 7 a.m. Tuesday July 27 with offensive action halted nationwide. Vietminh attacks continued around Hanoi and the Red River Delta as rail lines near the capital were damaged. French air operations narrowed to support posts while Vietminh assaults were warned to stop.
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Saigon
Indochina
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Red River
Vietna
Hanoi-Haiphong
Cheo Reo
Paul Ely
British Airliner Falls Eight Survived
A Skymaster airliner with 17 aboard ditched in the South China Sea near Hainan. A U S Navy PBY rescued eight and recovered one body. Three of the six Americans aboard were saved, including Mrs L L Parish and her daughter Valerie of Iowa Park Texas and P S Thatcher of Stonington Connecticut. Mrs Parish had a broken back. Capt Parish and two other children remained missing. Singapore airline listed their home town as Los Angeles.
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Hung Rung
South China Sea
Hainan Island
L. L. Parish
Valie
Iowa Park
Tex
P. S. ‘Thatcher
Stonington
Polio cases rise in Broken Bow amid gamma globulin drive
In Broken Bow Nebraska new polio cases land the year tally at 12 with one death. A previous day case is matched by another, doctors monitor a suspected case and have inoculated about 1,500 adults and children with gamma globulin since the week’s start. The confirmed case is Margaret Miller, 11, sent to Grand Island hospital. Jim Milward wins PGA first round in St Paul.
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Nebraska City
Margaret Miller
Grand Island
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Jefferson
Adams
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Clarno
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Jeglum
State Department of Agriculture
A. A. Erdmann
W. R. Winner
Department of Livestock Sanitation
Erdmann
Congress
Erdman
U.S
East Germany
East Berlin
Germany
Getaway
Illinois
GOP
Plymouth
Clerk of Courts
FFA
Marylyn Hall
Jeannie Glaub
Whitefish Bay
Betsy Robertson
Jay’ Greene
Stoughton
Trice
Smith Assails
Tag
Ely
Jim Milward
ST. Paul
Green Bay
Wis
Mike Homa
Rye
N.Y
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