De Gaulle Wins Powers Calls In Algerian Leader
Paris premier Charles de Gaulle, granted six month emergency powers, summoned Gen. Raoul Salan and resident minister Robert Lacoste to Algeria as he moved to control the crisis. The Senate and Assembly approved swift changes and adjourned, while de Gaulle prepared to tour Algeria and push his program directly to voters.
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de Gaulle
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Salan
Robert Lacoste
Senate
France
Assembly
Guy Mollet
Pierre Pflimlin
Explorer Ill to Fall Toward End of Month
Cambridge, Mass. The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory projects Explorer III, the second U S Army satellite, will plunge to its death late this month. Launched March 26 it loses about 15 miles in altitude daily from an original apogee of 1700 miles. Sputnik III may fall early next year.
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Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
U. S. Army
Observatory
Smithsonian
Jack Slowey
Soviet Union
Swiss Cheese Pie for Dairy Month
Swiss cheese pie combines bacon and Swiss cheese in a rich quiche like dish. Bake a 9 inch crust first at 400 degrees for 10 minutes then at 300 degrees for about 30 minutes until a knife comes out clean. Let stand 5 to 10 minutes before serving.
Fireworks Plan To Be Discussed By City Leaders
Monroe Park Board urged City Council to reconsider financing a 4th of July fireworks display. The board told Ronald D. Johnson to inform the council by letter, with potential action at tonight's meeting. Estimated cost to city between 750 and 1,000 dollars.
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Monroe Park
Ronald D. Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
North Side
John Collins
Joe Kuhne
Throng Attends Cardinal Stritch Rites in Chicago
Hundreds filled Holy Name Cathedral and onlookers crowded streets for Cardinal Samuel Stritch's funeral. A Pontifical Requiem Mass was sung by Archbishop Cicognani with Chicago figures Mayor Daley Secretary Mitchell and Adlai Stevenson among attendees. The service drew top Catholic hierarchy led by three U.S. cardinals.
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Chicago
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Holy Name
Most
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
United States
Richard J. Daley
James P. Mitchell
Labor
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Cardinal Stritch
U.S
Francis J. Spellman
New York
Edward A. Mooney
Detroit
James Francis McIntyre
Los Angeles
Rome
Sprinkling of Lawns Brought May Pumping Figure To New Peak
Monroe residents used more water in May than any previous May. City water chief Kenneth L. Mayer said total pumped reached 36 915 000 gallons, over 5 million more than last year and 7 million more than 1956. Firemen pumped about half a million gallons into the Bruni Miller building during last Thursday’s blaze. Regular pumping ran about 1 500 000 gallons daily, but over 2 000 000 were pumped in the 24 hours.
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Monroe
Kenneth L. Mayer
Mayer
Bruni-Miller
May Jobless Aid Drops in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Industrial Commission reported May unemployment benefits totaled 5,518,300, down 887,200 from April. The department paid 5,148,600 in January, 5,598,500 in February, and 6,246,400 in March, with 1,329,200 for May 1957. The unemployment fund remains strong with a 243 million dollar reserve, and 35,600 workers received benefits on an average week in May.
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Madison
Wisconsin Industrial Commission
California Primary Spotlight Signals 1960 Presidential Hints
Across four states, attention fixated on California where Sen. William F. Knowland and Atty. Gen. Edmund G. Brown led GOP and Democratic governor fields under cross filing. Montana voters faced Mansfield Metcalf Anderson renomination bids while South Dakota and Iowa also held governor and Senate contests.
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Associated Press
California
William F. Knowland
Knowland
Senate
Edmund G. Brown
Montana
South Dakota
Alabama
House
William G. Murray
Iowa
William Nicholas
Murray
Herschel Loveless
Loveless
Goodwin J. Knight
George Christopher
San Francisco
Clair Engle
Knight
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
Leroy H. Anderson
Rebel Port Taken in North Celebes Action
The Indonesian army announced the capture of Tolitoli, a northwest coast port in rebel stronghold North Celebes, as part of ongoing operations against insurgents in Indonesia.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Tolitoli
Celebes
Excavation To Start For New Bottling Plant At Jos. Huber Brewery
The Jos Huber Brewing Co plans a two story bottling plant beside the county jail site. A 64 by 112 foot building will include a basement bottling cellar with six storage tanks and a canning line for future flat top cans. The brewery will brew in the existing plant and pipe beer via a tunnel under 14th Avenue to aging tanks.
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Jos. Huber Brewing Co
The
Brewing Company
14Th Avenue
Stanley Howe
Droessler Construction Co
County dairy queen results and June kickoff plans announced
Voting for county dairy queen began May 24 with nominations ending yesterday. Finalists from eight communities in Green County will be named by June 16 and crowned at the county contest in Brodhead June 20 21.
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Dairy Queen
Brodhead
Green County
Queens
Albany
Brooklyn
Monticello
New Glarus
Monroe
Juda
Browntown
Janeen Boyer
Neva Pace
Clinton
Turner Hall
Arthur Towell
Madison Advertising
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Karen Meier
Donna Waeffler
Anita Blackbourn
Betty Waeffler
Carol Kelly
Mary Jane Bear
Mary Ann Frautschy
Doris Williams
Mary Truethart
Beverly Bethke
Carol Lokken
Karen Burgy
Bonnie Maurer
Doris Schneider
Ramonda Lewis
Donna Sunseth
Lynette Streiff
Coleen Zurfluh
Becky Blumer
Betty Zimmerman
Lita Dehmer
Jackie Gaarder
Joanny
Lorraine Nipple
Trumans Arrive in Naples Aboard Independence
Former President Harry S. Truman and wife Bess Truman land in Naples Italy today aboard the liner Independence as part of a travel visit.
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Trumans
Italy
Naples
Harry S. Truman
Independence
Belle Elliott in final talks to buy Idle Hour farm and residence
Christine Belle Elliott, operator of Alphorn motel, confirms nearing purchase talks with trustees of Mrs May L Luchsinger estate for the Idle Hour farm and residence built by Ara Bat Ludlow. Contracts expected today for judge approval, price not set but likely near 100000. Auctions began after DAR and Green County Historical Society declined to qualify the property for their use.
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Christine Belle Elliott
Alphorn
May L. Luchsinger
Idle Hour Farm
Marshall L. Peterson
Arabat Ludlow
Monroe
Green County Historical Society
Wisconsin Daughters of American Revolution
Luehsinger
Elliott
Highway 69
Teachers College Graduation Exercises Tonight
Dr. E. M. Edmundson of Platteville State College will deliver the commencement address at Green County Teachers College graduation exercises. The program starts at 8 in the high school auditorium with invocations and benediction by local ministers. The mixed chorus of 53 voices and the women’s chorus perform as diplomas are awarded by J. R. Schesser, Albany, president of the college board.
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E. M. Edmundson
Platteville State College
Green County Teachers College
Burton L. Holling
Bethel Eub Church
E. C. Mccollow
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Springfield
University of Missouri
New York University
Platteville College
J. R. Schesser
Albany
Harvey H. Holland
Rudolph My Hacheo
John W. Zweifel
GM UAW Agree To Reopen Talks
General Motors and the United Auto Workers Union reached agreement to resume negotiations on a new labor contract on Wednesday afternoon. Talks had halted last Thursday when the GM UAW contract expired. American Motors negotiations resumed as Ford Chrysler and GM faced stalled terms, marking Walter Reuther’s union negotiating with a smaller auto company for the first time without a prior contract precedent.
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FORD
Carl Stellato
Ford Uaw
Detroit
General Motors
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Ford Local 600
Chrysler
New Decorations Urged for Square
Monroe Chamber of Commerce directors urged new decorations for public square with flags and other features. D A Crandall proposed the study, and the group agreed to assist a Fourth of July fireworks display. A delegation will back the Park Board’s municipal program at the City Council meeting. The board starts summer recess and will resume in September.
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Public Square
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
D. A. Crandall
Park Board
Chamber Board
Third Unit Started on Washington House Office Building
Work began Monday on a third unit of the House of Representatives office building in Washington. Officials expect completion within the stated project timeline and budget.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules Green County Dual Judgeship Unconstitutional
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled the 1957 law creating a separate Green County circuit court district combined with the county court unconstitutional. The ruling voids the Green County circuit, returning it to the 12th Circuit with Rock and Jefferson Counties, and holds salary provisions and election protections in the act invalid. Pierce filed the suit as a citizen taxpayer, with Green County officials and attorneys involved in the case.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court
Green County
High Court
Marshall L. Peterson
Peterson
Eau Claire
Dane
Washington
C. S. Pierce
Brodhead
Supreme Court
Pierce
Green County Bar Association
Bruce M. Blum
Monroe
John P. Derning
Franz Brand
Brand
Stewart Honeck
Vernon Thomson
Attorney General
12Th
Rock and
Jefferson Counties
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Eugene Hotel
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Throng
Belle Elliott
Idle Hour Property
First National Bank
Dar
Teachers College
Reather
AMC
Ilfecal
Bar
Test
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