Grams and Muenich Named Co Winners of Legion Award
David Grams and Richard Muenich were named co winners of the American Legion athletic award at an awards assembly in the high school gym. It marks the first time two recipients share the honor in one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Athletic Award
David Grams
Richard Muenich
American Legion
Legion
Blythe Myers
J. T
Duke) Etter
Grams
Elmer D. Grams
Associated Press
United Press International
Monroe
Muenich
Malcomb J. Muenich
Lloyd C. Nielsen
Student Athletic Commission
Bill Mauerman
David Babler
Tom Cox
Jim Lovelace
Laverne Altmann
John Buehler
Jim Roethe
Floyd Weeks
Ken Rutsch
Gay Steensrud
James Lovelace
Tom Lovelace
Jack Robilette
Dave Trickel
Kent Phillips
Larry Peterson
Robert Jones
John Wagner
Tom Sickinger
Ronald Sonnenburg
Graydon Steensrud
Keith Weeden
Altmann
Ken Ginner
Bill Anderson
Robert Richardson
William Burkhard
Roger Brunkow
Mort Armstrong
Edgar Anderson
Dan Pickett
David Thompson
Alan Campbell
Coach Grams Named to All Star Five by Magazine
Dave Grams of Monroe high school earns Coach Magazine All Star Five honors and AP State All Star recognition. Chuck Wood of Racine St Catharine’s is the other Wisconsin student named to the honor five. East Central region includes six states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Grams
Monroe
Badger
Associated Press
United States
Chuck Wood
Racine St. Catherine’s
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio
Broadway Shows Hit By Equity Walkout And Near blackout
Broadway theaters faced a potential blackout as Actors Equity canceled The Tenth Man forcing producers to close 22 houses. Equity directed actors to report to work while producers warned of a lockout and planned a million-dollar damages suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
New York
Actors Equity
Booth Theater
New York League of Theaters
League
Broadway
Polish Catholics clash with police over church hall power
In Zielona Gora police and Catholic faithful clashed after authorities moved to seize a church hall for a community center. Women drove away workers as police struggled. reinforcements from Poznan arrived and tear gas was used amid gatherings of about 5,000. Cardinal Wyszinski met with bishops as the outbreak spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszinski
Zielona Gora
Poznan
Indian Liberty Delay Approved by House Subcommittee
A House interior subcommittee approved delaying the termination of government control over the Menominee in Wisconsin from December 1, 1960 to July 1, 1961. A separate provision would exempt the Indians from stamp taxes during termination, while the panel rejected another section forcing the federal government to cover all termination costs, leaving Indians to shoulder some expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Interior
Wisconsin
James A. Haley
D-Fla
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
American Champion Wins British Crown
American golfer Mulled McIntire defeated Philomena Garvey of Ireland to win the British Women's Amateur Championship by 4 and 2. The 25 year old Lake Park Florida real estate saleswoman became the fourth American to win the title and the third to hold both major championships.
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Harlech
Wales
Barbara McIntire
Philomena Garvey
Ireland
U. S
Miss McIintire
Lake Park
Fla
Monroe High School seniors receive awards at assembly
A special awards program highlighted Monroe High School activities as the 1960 class of 160 graduates prepared for commencement. George B. Walter of Lawrence College will deliver the address. Junior high awards follow at 1 30 p m tomorrow. Numerous scholarships and department prizes were announced, with the 1960 class gift a 50 star flag to be placed in the new gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
George B. Walter
Lawrence College
Betty Mohns
Judy Goecks
Robert H. Rieder
Beverly Rattin
Harold E. Scherer
David Warfel
Lions
Doran Zwygart
Kay Drye
DAR
Herbert Ainsworth
Thomas Marean
Jaycee
James Boethe
Cramer Houser
Thomas Krueger
Lloyd C. Nielsen
James Lovelace
Greta Pitkin
North Adams
Mass
Library
Ruth E. Jenks
Jean Abegglum
Janet Austin
Janet Elmer
Sally Garland
Donna Lee Kubly
Francis Lee Kubly
Mary O’grady
Harvey Rosenstiel
Barbara Schuetze
Marian Wels
Kathy West
Rich Zentner
Sharon Baumgartner
Shirley Ritschards
Jan Parks
Michele Mitchell
Dave Grams
Bill Mauerman
Jim Roethe
Georgia Weeden
Beverly Bater
Marlen Schuetz
Judy Stricker
Beth Ambrose
Mary Bober
Nielsen
Gates Defends His Alert Call
Secretary of Defense Gates defended his May alert from Paris claiming it was prudent and essential to ready forces if Khrushchev’s actions wrecked the summit. He said no forces were moved and the measure was precautionary to ensure prompt response if needed. The testimony also covered NASA’s Dryden saying U2 planes were not used for spying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gates
Paris
Khrushchev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Hugh L. Dryden
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
NASA
Space Agency
Dryden
Stock Prices Mixed In Irregular Trading
New York stocks opened with steels and motors higher while space age issues slipped. Trading was lively with gains from fractions to several points among favored industrials and other major shares showing modest moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Parked in Cornfield and Cattle Attacked by Dogs Reported
Green County deputies investigated two minor accidents within minutes of each other and reported a Black Angus bull killed after a collision. Neighbors’ pigs roamed a corn field and a pack of dogs attacked cattle at Emerson Wells farm. A stolen farm truck was found abandoned in Waukesha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Albany
Monroe
Edward Schuetz
28Th Avenue
Harold Edwin Bear
Robert John Beckwith
Route 1
Brooklyn
Attica
Royce Ross
Emerson Wells
Mt. Pleasant Township
Jacob Marty
7Th Street
Waukesha
Tornado Strikes Farms in Outagamie County
A tornado damaged two farms near Black Creek in Outagamie County on Wednesday night. At Leonard Mulford and Robert Rohloff farms a barn silo machine shed and chicken house were destroyed or damaged while trees were stripped and doors torn from buildings. No injuries were reported. The Weather Bureau had issued a severe storm warning for southern Wisconsin earlier that day.
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Black Creek
Here
Leonard Mulford
Robert Rohloff
Outagamie
Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Bill bans cancer-causing colors in cosmetics and foods
The House commerce committee voted to outlaw artificial colors in cosmetics and drugs when lab tests show cancer risk in animals or humans. A similar ban already applies to food additives.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
Deerfield and DeForest Girls Named Regional Alice Winners
Deerfield and DeForest high school entrants Mary R. Pavlak and Janice Carol Knudson won regional titles in the Alice in Dairy Land contest at Monroe. The two will advance to the state contest in Richland Center June 21 23 carrying Green County dairying hopes and Monroe civic pride.
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Mary R. Pavlak
Deerfield
Janice Carol Knudson
DeForest
Monroe
Alice
Dairyland
Richland Center
Miss Pavlak
Green County
Miss Knudson
Madison East High School
Merrie Jule Barney
Burlington
Alice Ice
D. L
Bill) Mossman
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe High School
William Seyler
John Buehler
Richard Muenich
Richard Glynn
C. Gene Hennager
Albany
Baumgartner
Miss Barney
Harry Palmiter
State Department of Agriculture
Medical Jewelry Co
Barney
Rosa Florist Starflower Shop
Orville R. Evans
Maureen Dillon
Green County Dairy Queen
Janice C. Knudson
Times
Roe
Ray Pavlak
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Mary
Dane County
Hall’s
Lawn Club
Badger Olympics
John
Susan
Dairyland Fertilizer Inc
Marshall
Cheese market holds steady in Madison trade
The Madison cheese market remains steady with fair to good demand and balanced offerings. Cheddars fetch 32 to 33 percent, 40 pound blocks 34 to 36 percent, single daisies 35 to 36 percent, longhorns 35 to 36 percent, and midgets 36 to 37 percent.
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Steady Madison
Two 18 Year Olds Vie For Alice in Dairyland Title
The article profiles two Madison area candidates Miss Knudson of DeForest and Miss Pavlak of Deerfield as hopefuls for the Alice in Dairyland title. It notes their family backgrounds education and community activities along with relevant farm work and later plans.
Boys Who Learned Flying Die in Stolen Plane Crash
In Pomona California two 14 year old brothers James Eye and Thomas Eye stole a single engine plane after reading a book on flight. They attempted a ten minute flight then crashed in a power dive near a school, with their dog killed as the plane exploded on impact. Police could not determine who was at the controls. deputies had previously halted a prior flight attempt at Cabie Field in Claremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Calif
James A. Eye
Thomas
Cabie Air Field
Claremont
First Lady Responds To Asthma Treatment
Doctors at Walter Reed report Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower is responding to treatment for acute asthmatic bronchitis and is coming along well. She may remain hospitalized over the weekend, press secretary James Hagerty said. The First Lady canceled plans to attend her 45th class reunion at the U S Military Academy this weekend.
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Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
White House
Madison businessmen tour Monroe on wholesale trade day
A Madison group of businessmen, including Kiwanis guests, toured Monroe as part of a wholesale trade tour to thank local dealers. They visited Verona, Belleville, New Glarus, Monticello and towns like Juda and Stoughton before a noon luncheon at Turner Hall hosted by local clubs. Speakers included Paul Trout and notable local business leaders from the Madison Chamber of Commerce, Madison newspapers, banks, and manufacturers.
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Madison
Monroe
Turner Hall
Kiwanis
Mary Alice Fox
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Alice Fox
Herbert Jacobs
Capital Times
John Prindle
Wisconsin State Journal
Verona
Belleville
New Glarus
Monticello
Juda
Brodhead
Orfordville
Janesville
Edgerton
Stoughton
James McKiernan
Leonard Byers
Bancroft Dairy
Bob Pratt
Robert Pratt
Borden Co
Emory Stedman
Herb Kelzer
Certified Grocers Co-op
E. T. Culver
Culver Electric Co
H. E. Babb
L. P. Heldridge
D-X Sunray Oil Co
William V. Paltz
Robert J. Behler
Fauerbach Brewing Co
TR. Hefty Jr
First National Bank
Tony Vickerman
Gardner Baking Co
Joe Roberschmidt
Holmes Tire and Rubber Corp
Collins H. Ferris
Madison Bank and Trust Co
al Negus
Madison Dairy Supply
Emil Hayden
Madison Drug Co
Ralph Isberner
Madison Newspapers
E. R. Fulton
Madison 7-Up Bottling Co
Robert Barth
Mautz
Lew Richards
Oscar Mayer and Co
M. H. Levenick
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
W. L. Schultz
al Stavik
Scheep’s Ice Cream Co
John Nordby
Simon Brothers Co
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Schmitz
Coach Magazine
Indian Liberty Delay
DeForest Girls
Janice Knudson
Janice
Earl Knudson
Ray
Joy
Whitewater State College
National Quill and Scroll
Montgomery Ward
Madison Recreation Department
Ward Store
Mon
Madison Group
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