Harris seeks 30 day delay on rail crew cuts
Rep Harris asked railroads to delay for 30 days the new work rules set to start at 12:01 a m Tuesday. He said Congress could not act in time to avert a strike and urged postponement while ICC hearings consider President Kennedy’s plan. Loomis warned another delay would hurt an ailing industry and unions signaled opposition while Railroads defend cost cutting the rules.
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District dairy couples vie for national PMA title in Chicago
Three area couples named district winners by the Pure Milk Association will compete in Chicago August 19 to 20 for outstanding young dairy couple honors. New qualifiers include Mr. and Mrs. Gordon F Schutz of Albany Route 1 representing District 20 with dairymen across Wisconsin and Illinois.
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Oneco Township
Route 2
Winslow
Pure Milk Association
Chicago
National Milk Producers Federation
Miami
Fla
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Kris
Scott
Kevin
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Albany
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Belleville
Times
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Route 1
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Wisconsin
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Illinois
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Schultz
Evansville
Ilee County Farm Bureau
Farmsters
Green County Young Farm Couples
Carol
Green County Agricultural Planning Committee
Monticello
Green County Homemakers
Mt. Pleasant
Green County
Shriners Plan Benefit Details For Green County
Ivan M. Boyer, Shrine chair, urges aid for the Shrine-KC benefit at Twining park band shell on Sunday. Tickets for the August 24 Milwaukee Shrine football game due. Clown participation sought for tug-of-war at Green County event. Ladies Night chair named for October. Col. Chester F. Allen spoke with slides. guests included William Grimm and Joseph Clauder. Proposal for a joint Freeport Shrine Club meeting at Windy Acres Resort. Messages sent to Sen Gordon Roseleip and Ernest Hayes.
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Twining Park
Boyer
Green County
Milwaukee
Fred Krebs
Amu Oo
Tiusquit
Yuerma
Voelkh
Chester F. Allen
Madison
Portugal
William Grimm
Boyne City
Mich
Tom Watson
Blanchardville
Joseph Clauder
Clarence Asche
Freeport
Freeport Shrine Club
Windy Acres
Gordon Roseleip
Ernest Hayes
Soviet Premier Signals Cautious Path on Nuclear Pact
After long talks in Moscow the nuclear test ban treaty neared completion amid wrangling over a NATO Soviet non aggression pact. Khrushchev warned the accord could foster a better international climate but tied it to broader security pacts, while Western delegates pressed for a signing that could still slip if last minute issues persist.
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Britain
Krushchev
Nearly 200 Girls Set For 4 H Dress Revue
More than 180 girls will take part in the 4 H dress revue at 7 45 tonight in the bandshell at Twining park. The theme is Portrait of a Lady. Two participants will be chosen to represent Green County at the State Fair in Milwaukee with two alternates named.
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Twining Park
Green County
Wilwaukee
Reynolds Ready To Order Slash In All Agencies
Wisconsin budget talks stall over school aid distribution as Gov Reynolds and lawmakers push a 619 million current biennium appropriation. The Assembly kept a 22.6 million cut in school aid, arguing for reduced aid to force changes in distribution. If no deal by Friday, Reynolds may order a 22 percent agency spending cut.
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Pommerening
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
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Ae Sae Souter
Wisconsin
Negotiations Committee
Elm Tree Disease Survey Set for Friday
City officials urge residents to report elm trees that appear diseased and to remove dead limbs. A survey of all Elm trees in the city will be made Friday and speeded if calls to City Hall report suspected cases.
Final Runs for 400s Mourned by Wisconsin Station
Milwaukee passengers and crewmen mourn the Tuesday passing of the Chicago and North Western train line. The article notes grief on the station and reflects on the service's final runs and the impact on travelers and staff.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Chicago
North West
Awards Aurit Weber Named For Lafayette Grants
The Dairy Group announces awards to Miss Aurit and Weber for their efforts in promoting dairy products. Highlights include a 400 mile speed run schedule and involvement in agricultural education and youth leadership.
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Weber
Lafayette
Shullsburg High School
Platteville State College
Benton High School
Platter
Charles J. Hartman
Omer Thorpe
Frank Bahowick
Rural Mutual Insurance
Lafayette County Opens 10th Fair at Darlington
The 107th Lafayette County Fair begins in Darlington with entry day events. Aut Swenson Thrillcade appears at 8 p.m. Night harness racing is set for tomorrow. The Venita Rich Talent contest finals cap Sunday, with a chance to audition for Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour in New York.
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Darlington
Lafayette County
Aut Swenson
Mels
Bill Alcott
Venita Rich
New York
Ted Mack
Col Chester Allen Outlines NATO and Europe Ties
Col Chester F. Allen retired Madison educator and former military attache spoke at the Rotary Club and Green County Shrine Club. He argued NATO and the European Common Market strengthen Western Europe and constrain Russian influence while noting Africa's anti colonial moves hurt former colonial powers.
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University of Wisconsin
Rotary
Marco’s
Green County
Athogin Goer Yodeipe Rope Shugs
Allen
Iberian Peninsula
Mediterranean
Europe
NATO
Col. Alien
Tug of War Contests at Green County Fair
Eight NFC teams from Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois compete in tug-of-war at the 109th Green County Fair opening next week. One-pull events except the championship, with two-out-of-three pulls for top prizes. Paired starting matches include Lafayette vs Stephenson and Green vs Walworth.
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NFC
Wisconsin
Illinois
Green County
Stanley Weuberger
Monroe
Mel Hammitzsch
Lafayette
Stephenson
Rock and Dane
Green
Walworth
Grant
Winnebago
Wkow-Tv
John Schermerhorn
Sammy Eggum
Johnny King
Governor Denies Clemency for Clarence Parson
Governor Reynolds refused executive clemency for Clarence Parson of La Crosse who, in 1956, was sentenced to 25 years for second degree murder.
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Madison
Reynolds
Clarence Parson
la Crosse
Parson
Death of Adeline Pernot in Belleville Hospital
Adeline Pernot aged 74 died at 5 a.m. today at St. Clare hospital where she was an admitted medical patient since July 18. Becker funeral home of Belleville had charge of arrangements with Mary Sullivan assisting.
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Adeline Pernot
Belleville
St. Clare Hospital
Becker
Stock Prices Hold To Mixed Advance
New York traders saw a modestly higher market late in the day with volume around 3.1 million shares. Gains were small and several issues advanced by a point or more while others lagged, as the Senate urged non-concurrence and a conference committee was urged after the Assembly stood firm.
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