Senate Cloture Fails on Atomic Energy Bill Debate
The Senate rejected a blanket cloture motion 44 to 42 to cap debate on the atomic energy bill. A first amendment vote then halted debate after two hours, one hour per side, on Sen Lehman's proposal to delete a provision he says binds the President. Knowland signaled further cloture efforts, while White House talks left Eisenhower backing continued session if needed.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Gop
Sen
Lehman
D-Lib-Ny
Eisenhower
Knowland
White House
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Humphrey
D-Minn
Band Concert Program Ready
Monroe singer Nellie Doyle soloes with Park Band for Green County hospital patients tonight at 7:30. Allan F. Barnard directs, limited spectator cars admitted. rain cancels, rehearsal shifts to high school band room. Program opens with The Star Spangled Banner, features Old Timers March and patriotic pieces, plus Sob Sisters novelty and vocal selections By The Light of The Silvery Moon and I m Forever Blowing Bubbles.
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F. R
Nellie) Doyle
Monroe
Park Band
Green County Hospital
Allan F. Barnard
Isabella
Mariecher Delis
Wisconsin State Fair Cattle Selection Begins
County 4-H agent Leslie F. Huber and local agriculture instructors started dairy cattle entry selection for the Wisconsin State Fair. Entries limited to 30 head per county with best animals to be chosen today and tomorrow, Huber said.
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Leslie F. Huber
Huber
Woman Stabs Priest During Thai Mass at California Church
In San Francisco at St. Gabriel's Catholic Church a woman stabbed the priest in the back while he led a Thai language service. The assistant pastor Rev. Bernard Cronin was reported in serious condition by hospital staff.
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California
San Francisco
St. Gabriel's Catholic Church
Bernard Cronin
Schedule Listed For 4 H Program At County Fair
4 H and FFA members will display skills and compete in judging contests at the fairgrounds on Thursday. Events run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with dairy judging on farms, clothing and food judging sessions, home furnishing, agriculture, handicraft, and livestock demos. Leslie F Huber reported. Many names listed as entrants for home economics and agricultural demonstrations. Those not registered may still compete for experience but not prizes.
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FFA
Leslie F Huber
Judith Stauffacher
Carol Ruehlew
Marlea Schuetz
Ann Goodmiller
Caryl Ann Goecks
Linda Heidi Leatherman
Jane LaBorde
Doris Williams
Coleen Walters
Elaine Signer
Beverly Kundert
Ethyln Peters
Donna Blumer
Pauline Kuhnse
Marlys Isley
Nyla Signer
Marilyn Nussbaum
Rita Weibel
Donna Hefty
Jean Erb
Gloria Blum
Barbara Boeck
Grain prices rise on weather and war jitters in Chicago
Dry weather and war jitters push Chicago Board of Trade grain prices higher. Soybeans jump ten cents to the daily limit as buyers push prices up across the board.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Busy Power Shovel Disrupts Prairie du Chien Water
A power shovel used to relocate Highway 27 damaged a water line, leaving Prairie du Chien without drinking water for about two and a half hours and flooding streets six to eight inches. The operator is unidentified, and the same shovel had cut lines two weeks earlier, cutting service to the city and two nearby communities for half a day.
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Akaire DU Chasn
Prairie du Chien
Fremont Collins Succumbs at 72
Fremont Collins died this morning in a Monroe hospital at 72. Born December 25, 1881, in Calamine, he lived most of his life in Juda Brodhead area. Survived by his wife Louise Nee and two stepchildren, with sisters and several nieces and nephews. Services Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Newcomer Funeral Home Brodhead with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening.
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Fremont
Collins
Brodhead
Monroe
Calamine
John
Jane Smith Collins
Grace Northcraft
Louise Nee
Juda-Brodhead
Frances M. Smith
Rockford
James Nee
Richland Center
Merchants Discuss Parking Plan in Monroe Hotel Meeting
About 54 merchants signed petitions proposing one hour parking capped at 10 pm around the square. The Monroe hotel hosts a 7:30 pm discussion aiming to draft a formal proposal for submission to City Council and the police and safety committee at City Hall. Wesley L. Dodge acts for the chamber committee as Clifford M. Fritz recovers from illness.
Youth Killed in Highway 21 Crash Near Omro
Lyle James York, 16, died early today when the car carrying him overturned on a curve on Highway 21 east of Omro. Lewis Karschner, 23, owner of the vehicle, suffered internal injuries.
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OMRO
Omrop
Lyle James York
Highway 21
Here
Lewis Karschner
Wisconsin weekend accidents kill thirteen
The Associated Press reports 13 people died in Wisconsin weekend crashes and drownings. Two men drowned when their car plummeted through a guard rail into Pine Creek near Tomahawk. Others drowned or died in water accidents at Lake George Rhinelander Lake Waubesa Madison and Tainter Lake. Vehicle crashes killed several more including a two car crash near Merrill and a three car collision near Milltown. A fatal ditch departure occurred on Highway 45 near Three Lakes and others died in Racine and Dodge Fond du Lac counties. One drowning victim was a 21 year old Mononime man, and several youths were injured or killed in various incidents.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Pine Creek
Tomahawk
John Reyne
Fred Richelson
Clarence
Waldorf
Elgin
Ill
Lake George
Rhinelander
Brooklyn
Lyle Alme
Route 1
Wis
Lake Waubesa
Madison
William F. Krueger
Wausau
Merrill
Minn
Milltown
Polk County
Gordon Love
W. A. Nearer
Donald Hoyt
Eau Claire
Three Lakes
Racine County
Racine
Frank Gratt
Menomonie
Tainter Lake
Lamb's Creek
Glen Glenz
Chippewa County
Yellow River
Albert Glenz
Gustave Leyrer
Milwaukee
Dodge-Fond du Lac
Highway 49
Lyle Robertson
Winona
Alma
Eagles Initiate Nine Members At District Ceremony
Nine new members were initiated into the Fraternal Order of Eagles during a district meeting. The ceremonies featured the state champion drill team from Reedsburg with visitors from Beloit New Glarus Madison Janesville. William Menze led the district meeting with attendees from Ft Atkinson Delevan Reedsburg Baraboo and Platteville.
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Order of Eagles
District Eagles
Manuel Loeffel
Paul Busch
Leon Voegh
Earl Schliem
Kenneth Trickel
Kenneth Priewe
George Krauss
Charles Wahlen
Coral Johnson
Reedsburg
Beloit
New Glarus
Madison
Janesville
William Menze
Rom Ft. Atkinson
Delevan
Baraboo
Platteville
Headed for Berlin Post Heidelberg Takeover of Berlin Command
Maj. Gen. George Hannen arrived in Heidelberg en route to assume U S command in Russian surrounded Berlin. He succeeds Maj. Gen. Thomas S. Timberman who departs early next month for a new assignment.
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Berlin
Heidelberg
Germany
George Hannen
U. S
Thomas S. Timberman
Gunboat Fired on Navy Rescue Patrols
American planes hunting for survivors of a Communist downed British air liner were attacked by Red Chinese planes and a Communist gunboat Sunday night near Hainan Island. Two attacking planes were shot down, no American casualties reported, and the State Department condemned Chinese Communist brutality. Admiral Stump outlined rules to fire back if attacked, while jet cover protected the search. Congressional leaders voiced support for the rescues and a unified response.
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Washington
State Department
Pentagon
Felix Stump
U. S
Wilson
Hainan Island
Hainan
Red Air Force
Navy
Defense Department
Sky Raiders
Adm
Stump
Pacific Fleet
Congress
House
Martin
R-Mass
Senate
Sen
Knowland
California
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Foreign Relations Committee
Philippine Sea
Pacific
Red China
Drowns Testing New Racing Boat on Lake Waubesa
Lyle Alme, 20, drowned last night while trialing a new racing craft off Waubesa Beach between Hog Island and the shore. A power launch caused waves that allegedly swamped the boat. Alme disappeared after diving to reach his overturned craft. His body was recovered around 7 am by Sheriff Franz Haas and Deputy A. E. Ferchland. Three companions nearby in a rowboat reported they did not see the mishap. Names listed include Arnold Calm, 33. Wallace Calm, 31. Wallace Crocker, 29, all of Route 1 Brooklyn, and Laurence Waldorf who lived near the scene.
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Lyle Alme
Route 1
Brooklyn
Lake Waubesa
Madison
Alme
Arnold Calm
Wallace Calm
Wallace Crocker
Evansville
Laurence Waldorf
Hog Island
Waubesa Beach
Lake Ith
Franz Haas
A. E Ferchland
House Subcommittee Approves Immunity Bill for Witnesses
A House judiciary subcommittee approved a bill to grant immunity from prosecutions in certain cases to witnesses who cooperate with congressional or court investigations. The measure seeks to secure testimony from those who refuse to talk, citing self incrimination concerns. The bill would give Attorney General Brownell a veto over immunity grants as part of anti communism efforts.
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House Group
Okays
WASHINGTON — A_ House
Judiciary Subcommittee
Atty
Brownell
Cattle Show Tops Open Class Entries Close for Fair
Green County Centennial Fair opens with cattle barn at capacity as open class entries close. 135 cattle in open class with 49 Brown Swiss and remaining Holstein. 170 head of 4H cattle in barns. Judges Lewis Seitz of Wauwatosa to preside over open and 4H.
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Herman J. Schmitz
Green County
Schmitz
Arthur Marsh
Brodhead
Jake Voegels
Monticello
Edna Schmid
Monroe
Alfred Meier
Carl Wyss
Frank Calvert
Benton
William Harper
Cuba City
Cozy
Wisconsin
Lewis Seitz
Wauwatosa
Medical Chief Seeks Action Over Lone Rock Uranium Tunnel
Kenneth Crook operates a 36 year old farmer's store tunnel in Lone Rock attracting up to 200 visitors daily who pay a dollar for an hour. Doctors want civil action to shut it down for practicing medicine without a license. Crook claims uranium ore lining is safe and sourced from Tombstone Arizona.
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Lone Rock
Wisconsin State Medical Society
Kenneth Crook
J. W. Prentice
Ashland
State Medical Society
Crook
Here
Tombstone
Ariz
Two Car Mishaps Injure Four Here
Four persons were injured in two county traffic mishaps over the weekend reported by the sheriff's department. Clayton J. Norder. 1419 12th avenue, had a head cut when his car left the road two miles south of Brodhead at 11 35 p m Saturday resulting in a total wreck for his car. Passengers Larry Saunder and Willis Gretzmaker, both of Brodhead, were bruised. At 10 p m Saturday Nathan Neuenschwander of Orangeville, owner by his father, tipped over on the first gravel road east of Clarno injuring Marvin Flick of Monroe and others including Robert Trauschel Roger Kubly and Ralph Jegerschner. Norder fined 30 dollars plus costs for careless driving Neuenschwander forfeited 200 dollars for leaving the scene of an accident.
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Sheriff's Department
Clayton J. Norder
12Th Avenue
Brodhead
Norder
Larry Saunder
Willis Gretzmaker
Six Inductees To Leave From Armory August 3
Six young men will report for induction Aug. 3 at 7 15 a m at the Armory from where they will be taken to Milwaukee Volunteers in the group will be Wesley L Timmons 2555 13th street Frederick R Blum 1207 71st Street Keith A Holloway Route 4 Monroe and Richard L Farmer 902 22nd street Draftees in the group will be Donald J Ruef Albany and John W Clark Route 1 Davis TH At the same time selective service officials said 10 youths will leave for pre induction physical examinations.
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Armory
Milwaukee
Wesley L. Timmons
13Th Street
Frederick R. Blum
71St Street
Keith A. Holloway
Route 4
Monroe
Richard L. Farmer
22Nd Street
Donald J. Ruef
Albany
John W. Clark
Route 1
Davis
Selective Service
British Reject Soviet Proposal
Britain rejects the Kremlin plan for a European security system in current form. The cabinet suggests a reply by the Big Three Allies only if Russia amends core security issues. An East-West conference is unacceptable as proposed. joint committee with the United States and France to draft an answer will seek West Germany, Austria, and Atlantic pact partners input.
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London
Churchill
Britain
Russia
Kremlin
Foreign Office
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
United States
France
John W. Haney Injured in Mishap
John W. Haney and Alfred L. Phillips collided in a city intersection around 9 am. Phillips’s car struck the front lawn of the Robert H Rieder residence at 13th Street and 21st Avenue, causing extensive damage. Haney sustained chest and head injuries with a physician noting the condition as not serious.
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Haney
Alfred L. Phillips
Phillips
Robert H Rieder
13Th Street
21St Avenue
Stock Market Sags as Aircrafts Lead Gains
New York stocks drifted lower in midday trading while aircraft shares rose on renewed talk of a clash between American and Chinese warplanes. Major steel and utility names trended down, while Boeing, Douglas, United Aircraft, North American Aviation, Goodyear, and tobacco stocks posted gains in a cautious session.
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New York
Follawsbee Steel
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Lukens Steel
Radio Corp
American Telephone
Anaconda Copper
du Pont
Westinghouse Electric
Grace and Co
New York Central
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Cities ' Service
Amerada Petroleum
Boeing, Douglas
United Aircraft
North American Aviation
Goodyear
American Tobacco
Liggett and Myers and Reynolds Tobacco
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Sharon Beer
Alois Beer
Roscoe Smith
8Th Street
Smith
Times
Fremont Collins
Eagles
U.S
Commercial and Savings Bank
10Th Street
Ron
John W. Haney
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