Johnson Estes linkage called false in grain elevator inquiry
Amarillo authorities heard Coleman Molen testify that Estes touted giving one eighth interest in a grain elevator to Lyndon Johnson, a claim quickly denied by George Reedy. The court inquiry probes Estes, once a prominent farm financer, as testimony continues from associates and officials.
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Amarillo
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Johnson
Coleman T. Molen
Estes
McSpadden
Hereford
Lyndon Johnson
George Reedy
Washington
King of Farm Finance
Harold E. Orr
Superior Manufacturing Co
Ruel W. Alexander
McSpad
FBI
Winners Named In Cheese Contest At Darlington Fair
Cheese contest results announced by G Fred Galli manager of Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association. First place Wheel Swiss went to Leo Willy Calamine Walter Tuescher South Wayne Johnson. Several ties listed for Swiss and Munster varieties with multiple winners named from Darlington and surrounding areas.
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Lafayette County
Darlington
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin
Leo Willy
Walter Tuescher
South
Wayne Johnson
Joe Wels
Whitehead
Clifford Wels
Ronnerude
Larry Willborn
Darlington Johnson
Kenneth Schumacher
Lycan
Hans Geissbuehler
Lamont Central
Walter Eee
Munster
Geissbuehler Bros
Virgil Swiggum
Wie- Tedeiebedin
Cakes Bros. Brunkow
Roy Bissig
Grinnel
New Glarus Accepts Design of New Flag
The New Glarus Businessmen's Association has accepted Miss Joy Anderson's flag design as the town's official flag. Officials sought cost estimates from Swiss and American manufacturers. In Chicago, Robert Strickler, Gerald Disch, Eugene Stuessy, Ralph Luchsinger, and Palmer Strickler discussed flag and parade float companies for the flag project and the William Tell Guild's 25th anniversary parade.
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NEW Glarus
Miss Joy Anderson
New Glarus Businessmen’s Association
Robert Strickler
Gerald Disch
Eugene Stuessy
Ralph Luchsinger
Palmer Strickler
Chicago
William Tell Guild
Soviet Launches Seventh Unmanned Satellite This Summer
Moscow reports Tass announced the seventh unmanned Earth satellite of the current summer series. The Sputnik carries various scientific instruments and was launched today.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Wayne Briggs Dies in Route 213 Crash Near Albany
Wayne Hubert Briggs twenty of Route 1 Evansville was killed when his car left Highway 213 a mile south of Orfordville and rolled in a ditch. His safety belt pulled loose and he was thrown from the car. His stepbrother Douglas Cullen is in Beloit hospital in good condition.
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Wayne Hubert Briggs
Evansville
Albany
Orfordville
Douglas Cullen
Beloit Hospital
Briggs
Albany High School
Ingersoll Co
Rockford
Janna
Beloit
Rock County
Madison
Hubert
Roxanna Fairman Briggs
Finneran Road
Jane Briggs
Albert Briggs
Shelby
Douglas
John Cullen
Norman Briggs
Nancy Briggs
Fred Briggs
Kenneth Frederick Briggs
Waverly
Sharer Funeral Home
Warren Davison
Methodist Church
Gap
Highway 59
Gary A. Whitworth
Kenosha
Oneida
Rhinelander
Whitworth
Elliott Getchell
Edgerton
Park Falls to Publish Badger Jaycee in 1963
Park Falls plans to publish the Badger Jaycee starting with the December issue under new editor John ie The Jaycee publication will reach Jaycee members across Wisconsin Previously produced by Clinton Topper editor William Rust who also served as city editor at The Monroe Evening.
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Park Falls
Badger Jaycee
The
Park Falls Her
Johnie
Clinton Topper
William Rust
Rust
Monroe Evening 5
Eisenhower Calls Nixon Campaign Failure His Greatest Mistake
Former President Eisenhower in Copenhagen says his worst error as president was not working harder to elect Richard Nixon. He notes no-comment on Kennedy's administration and remarks the remark is a critique of his own public career. Eisenhower travels in Europe with Mamie, grandchildren, and friends.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Eisenhower
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Mamie
Monroe school census rises to 3252 with 385 more
Monroe's annual census for the year ending June 30 totals 3,252, up 385 from 1961, reflecting additions of Browntown Richland and Iliff districts. The census covers ages from infancy to 19 with 1,663 boys and 1,589 girls. Net gain comes from 647 added and 262 removed names while reporting delays affect the 1962 63 totals.
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Monroe
Nell Cunningham
Browntown
Richland
Iliff
D. J. Huenink
Monroe City
Milwaukee Officer Fatally Shoots Store Burglar
Milwaukee police say 29 year old Joe Nathan Clickly, from Huntington West Virginia, was killed by a single head shot as he tried to flee a Mid City Supermarket burglary at 3 15 a m. Detective Inspector Harold Breier identified the man and said two officers were on the scene.
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Milwaukeef
Harold Breier
Breier
Joe Nathan Clickly
Milwaukee
Fom Huntington
W.va
Stocks Showed Gains for Week
NEW YORK The stock market rose modestly amid light volume as investors awaited a Kennedy tax cut decision. Reports of a possible 7 billion tax reduction aided sentiment, with the Dow up 7.82 to 585.00 and the AI 60 up 1.20 at 216.80, while trading turnover slipped to 13.9 million shares.
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New York
Wall Street
Kennedy
White House
Associated Press
Detroit
New York Stock Exchange
General Motors
Polaroid
Brunswick
Xerox
San Diego Imperial
Last Marines Due To Depart From Thailand
The Defense Department withdraws the remaining 1,800 Marines from Thailand with no stated reason. About 2,200 Army troops and 1,000 Air Force personnel remain to protect approaches from Laos. President Kennedy had said more might be pulled out if conditions warranted.
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Washington
Defense Department
Thailand
Southeast Asia
Kennedy
Aos
Laos
Mekong
Pentagon
Geneva
Vandalism Case Probe Continues In Cemetery
Police report progress in the cemetery vandalism case as a juvenile testified in court and implicated others. No link found to this week's vandalism. 89 gravestones toppled with damage estimated between 10 000 and 20 000 dollars.
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Henry S. Hefty
Roger L. Elmer
Kohler Co. Chief Herbert Kohler Resigns Presidency
Herbert V. Kohler, 70, resigns as Kohler Co. president after six years of labor dispute turmoil. He becomes board chairman effective April 5 1954, succeeding a long line of Kohler family leaders dating to the firm’s 1873 founding. The firm faced unions, strikes, and court rulings during his tenure.
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Kohler
Wis
Herbert V. Kohler
Kohler Co
UAW
U.S. Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Herbert Kohler
Walter J. Kohler
Wisconsin
Walter J. Kohler Jr
108th Green County Fair Opens With Debut of Miss Pitkin
Open class entries were due for the 108th Green County Fair. The event runs Wednesday to Sunday August 15 with junior fair events, judging by Saturday noon, and a packed amphitheater program featuring Down River with Greta Pitkin making her musical comedy debut. A tractor pull, Venita Rich Talent Contest, Mel Hummitzsch Variety Revue, Johnny King Thrill Show, and harness racing are on the schedule amid new garage display by Fullerton Lumber Co.
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Green County
Down River
Wisconsin Idea Theater Road Company
David Peterson
Robert E. Gard
Greta Pitkin
Monroe
Miss Pitkin
Lyman Pitkin
University Acapella Choir
University Symphony Orchestra
University Choir
Madison
Sigma Alpha Iota
Mel Hummitzsch
Hummitzsch
Great Bruce
Reynolds Disneyland Seals
Naomi Rolling Globe
Ruby
Johnny King
Fullerton Lumber Co
Stolen Bach and Co Stock Recovered in NY Bust
Federal authorities say 400000 dollars of the three million dollars in blue chip stock certificates stolen last month from Bach and Co Wall Street vaults has been recovered. Fourteen men have been arrested in the theft.
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New York
Wall Street
Bach and Co
Albany Movement Faces Uncertain Fate Amid Jailed Leaders
In Albany Georgia Dr Martin Luther King Jr and 27 others jailed for prayer demonstrations before City Hall sparking fear the pro integration movement could stall. Rev Andrew Young urged locals to act while Rev Wyatt Tee Walker warned of uncertain next steps as church rally planned.
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Albany
Martin Luther King Jr
Andrew Young
King
Young
City Hall
Wyatt Tee Walker
Cincinnati
Laurie Pritchett
Ralph D. Abernathy
Pritchett
Abernathy
Supreme Court Grants Divorce After 50 Years of Marriage
Mrs. Bongjo Park, 72, and her 73-year-old husband, both residents of Seoul, reach a divorce settlement after Mrs. Park accused her spouse of a close friendship with a 39-year-old woman. The couple has 16 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Supreme Court
Bongjo Park
New Discoveries In Nuclear Series Simplify Checkup
The United States plans a Geneva strategy for a test ban with a blunt demand that Russia accept international inspections. President Kennedy moves to offer concessions based on new scientific findings on detecting underground explosions and distinguishing earth shocks. Dean returns with data to aid negotiations as posts and inspections may be reduced.
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Washington
United States
Geneva
Russia
Kennedy
U.S
Arthur Dean
Britain
Soviet Union
Elvehjem Rites Set For Tuesday
Funeral plans for Dr. Conrad A. Elvehjem 61 president of the University of Wisconsin are announced Graveside services will be held at Forest Home cemetery Madison at 11 a.m. Tuesday Ministers Gale A Wolf and Kenneth Frien will officiate A memorial service is planned later at First Congregational Church Rev Alfred W Swan Elvehjem’s friend and university president since 1958 A W Peterson will act as president until Fred H Harrington returns from Japan Harrington recently became president of the University of Hawaii and may be asked to stay on in Wisconsin
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Madison
Conrad A. Elvehjem
University of Wisconsin
Forest Home Cemetery
First Congregational Church of
Europe
Swan
Elvehjem’s
University Board of Regents
A. W. Peterson
Peterson
Fred H. Harrington
Japan
Harrington
University of Hawaii
Wisconsin
Vampire jet crash kills seven in Assam hut blaze
An Indian Air Force Vampire jet crashed into a hut in a village in Assam on Friday, killing six members of a family and the pilot. The tragedy highlights the disaster in rural Assam.
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Calcutta
India
Indian Air Force
Assam
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Jack) O’donahue
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the Firm
John Michael Kohler
Herbert and
Walter Sr
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Rev. King
Dean
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