Burglar Sifts School Safe Stealing 50 Dollars
Police investigate a weekend break in at the junior high school where a safe lock was smashed and about 50 dollars in cash taken. $884.85 in checks remained untouched while money from band instrument sales was largely deposited by Allan F. Barnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Huenink
School Ofice
Allan F. Barnard
Barnard
Supt. Huenink
Huenink
Hope College
Holland
Mich
Herman Dieckhoff
Two Columbia Hospital Aides killed in Mishap
Two young Milwaukee hospital aides died when their car burst into flames after crashing across a lawn and into a tree in St Paul. Police said driver was 21 year old Phillip Steichen. 18 year old Robert E Enge died in the crash while visiting Steichen’s father, John.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Milwaukee
Phillip Steichen
Robert E. Enge
Columbia Hospital
Steinchen
John
St. Paul
Steichen
UW Confers Degrees On More Than 2 500 At Stadium Program
Madison UW awarded degrees to over 2500 graduates at Camp Randall Stadium for its 108th commencement. About 700 earned advanced degrees as President Conrad A. Elvehjem welcomed attendees. total degrees conferred since the first ceremony reached 131,500. Honorary doctorates were given to Mary I. Bunting Donald W. Kerst Louis P. Lochner A. W. Schorger and Harold W. Story. Governor Nelson addressed graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W. Kerst
la Jolla
Calif
General Atomic Division
General Dynamics
Louis P. Lochner
Fair Haven
N.J
Associated Press
A. W. Schorger
Madison
Wisconsin Weekend Traffic Claims 12 Lives
The weekend highway toll in Wisconsin reached 12 with seven more dead on Saturday. Victims include a 71 year old Milwaukee man Thomas Wisniewski and 20 year old William Tochterman of Green Bay. A 14 year old girl Jean Nelson of Sister Bay died in a single vehicle accident with teens. Two Milwaukee area deaths, Ruby Maxey 50 and Rose Marie Reinhart 34 with her son Peter 7, occurred in separate crashes. Other fatalities include Samuel Rosemen 41 of Chicago and William Jones 18 of Rice Lake. Earlier listed victims include Dean Kuyoth 3 and Theodore Lavine Jr. 21.
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Milwaukee
Thomas Wisniewski
Marinette County
Crivitz
William Tochterman
Green Bay
Highway 41
Oconto
Jean Nelson
Sister Bay
Sheboygan
Ruby Maxey
Main Street
Sheboygan River
Maxey
Rose Marie Reinhart
Fox Point
Peter
Reinhart
Samuel Rosemen
Chicago
Highway 115
Juneau
William C. Jones
Rice Lake
Barron County
Eugene Liebergen
Kaukauna
Dean Kuyoth
Stratford
Theodore Lavine Jr
Sturgeon Bay
Milton Johnson
Sturtevant
Cheese list steady in Madison Wisconsin market
American cheese market in Madison remains steady with demand fair to good and ample offerings across styles. Prices show Cheddars at 36.10-37 percent, 40 pound blocks 36.10-38, single daisies 37-39 percent, longhorns 37.7-38.42, and midgets 38-40 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Plans for $150000 addition at St John’s United Church
St John’s United Church of Christ voted to raise funds for a two story addition estimated at 150000 dollars largely for Sunday school space. Architect Stanley W Howe designed the plan after nearly two years of study by church building and finance committees. Canvass set for July 17 through July 23 with 50 percent cash and 30 percent in pledges required before construction starts. The expansion would use land from the former Lynch property and a parking area would be created by purchasing the Bernard McGuinness property.
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St. John’s United Church of Christ
Stanley W. Howe
Paul H. Olm
D. J. Huenink
Doran Zwygart
Daniel Ault
Alvin Moritz
Lyle Sickinger
Willis Greenwald
Merlin Olson
John F. Kundert
Freedom Riders Continue Push Against Jim Crow Barriers
In Jackson Mississippi 65 Freedom Riders have arrived to challenge segregation laws. All have been jailed with 52 convicted on breach of the peace charges and fines or suspended sentences. Some have posted bonds or paid fines. others work off fines at three dollars a day while hunger strikes continue. Leaders say rides will resume with fly-ins into Jackson despite federal pleas for calm and court injunctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Deep South
Hinds County
Freedom Riders Movement
Cleveland
Ohio
Marvin Rich
New York
Congress On Racial Equality
CORE
Jerome Smith
Southern
New Orleans
Rich
U.S
Mrs Nay Elected President of First Church Scientist
Mary Lee Gough Nay of Boston was elected president of the Mother Church the First Church of Christ Scientist succeeding Arthur W Eckman general counsel. A native of McKinney Texas she studied at Ward Seminary University of Texas and the University of Chicago. She left a musical career to devote herself to Christian Science healing and became a listed practitioner in 1918 and an authorized teacher in Chicago in 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mary Lee Gough Nay
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Arthur W. Eckman
Mother Church
McKinney
Tex
Nay
Ward Seminary
Nashville
Madison Philanthropist Tony Fiore Dies in Scottsdale
A. J. Tony Fiore, 69, a Madison businessman who rose from immigrant railroad worker to president of Fiore Oil and Coal Co. and other firms, died Sunday in Scottsdale, Arizona after a long illness. He moved to Scottsdale in 1960 after contracting multiple sclerosis.
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Madison
A. J
Tony) Fiore
Scottsdale
Ariz
Fiore
Fiore Oil and Coal Co
Kennedy and Khrushchev hold Vienna talks on Berlin and Laos
At Vienna Kennedy warned Khrushchev that a showdown over West Berlin would meet Allied defense. Khrushchev signaled a separate East German peace treaty later this year. They reaffirmed Laos support and called for a ceasefire, while disarmament talks remained split from Geneva.
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Kennedy
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Laos
Cuba
United States
Berlin
U. S
East Germany
West Germany
Geneva
Britain
Soviet Union
Goldfine Given Year Stiff Fine
Industrialist Bernard Goldfine jailed for one year and a day and fined 110000 for income tax evasion. Judge Sweeney also placed him on five years probation and ordered disclosure of 609000 in cash transactions from Strathmore Woolen Co. Miss Mildred Paperman, his secretary, jailed on probation for three years and must disclose similar tax evasions.
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Boston
Bernard Goldfine
U.S. Dist
George C. Sweeney
Mildred Paperman
Goldfine
Sweeney
Miss Paperman
Strathmore Woolen Co
Strathmore Woolen
Trujillo era figure Diaz killed in urban ambush
In Ciudad Trujillo a public safety item battle left retired Gen Juan Tomas Diaz and accomplice Antonio de la Maza fatally wounded. Diaz, accused of planning an attack against dictator Trujillo, was shot after a car chase as 100 soldiers and police pursued them through Independence Park and a downtown street.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Juan Tomas Diaz
Rafael Trujillo
Diaz
Antonio de la Maza
de la Maza
Generalissimo Trujillo
Independence Park
Trujillo
Rafael L. Trujillo Jr
Armed Forces
Karen Schultz Crowned Milk Day Queen in Harvard Illinois
Karen Schultz of Hebron was named milk queen at Harvard Illinois Milk Day before a record crowd of over 50,000. The 17 year old senior was chosen from five cities in the Illinois Wisconsin dairy belt and reigned as festivities concluded Saturday. Mayor Donald Dougherty of McHenry won the mayors milking contest among a dozen contenders. The event marked the 20th Milk Day in McHenry County.
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Harvard
Ill
Karen Schultz
Hebron
Illinois
Wisconsin
Donald Dougherty
McHenry
McHenry County
Record Enrollment For Church Schools In Monroe
Rev Karl F Koch of Monroe Cooperative Vacation Church school reports over 400 children enrolled with record enrollment expected. Eight supervisors 45 teachers 32 helpers greet students as police assist traffic at 16th Ave and 16th St for two weeks of Bible school. Immanuel St John Grace Bethel EUB and Methodist host classes by age level starting at 9 a.m. dismissal 11 15 to noon.
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Karl F. Koch
Monroe Cooperative Vacation Church School
Monroe
Rev. Koch
16Th Avenue
16Th Street
Immanuel Church
St. John’s Church
Grace Lutheran
Bethel Eub Church
Methodist Church
Coplien Elected By Alumni Group
Coplien, assistant park and recreation director, has been named president of Monroe High School Alumni Association at the annual alumni dance in the junior high gym. He succeeds Robert L. Wells. officers include Mrs. Vernon Schillinger secretary, Robert Hardell treasurer, and Kirby Weeden vice president. Proceeds from the dance benefit a new student loan fund for former graduates seeking further education. Wells notes sufficient funds exist and dues will aid the loan fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester J. Schmidt
New York
Monroe
Leon O. Schmidt
J.O. Ross Engineering
Midland - Ross Corp
Cleveland
Ross
Midland Steel Products
Gen. Twining Park
George Wells
Wells
Jaycees
Andrew Malone
Truax Afb
John F. Kundert
Robert E. Hardell
Richard F. Lafferty
Doran Blum
Malone
Times
Jerry. Coplien
Monroe High School
Coplien
Robert L. Wells
Vernon Schillinger
Robert Hardell
Kirby Weeden
Former guard Pick dies at 71 in Madison
Anton C. Pick, a Madison state capitol guard for 37 years until retirement in 1959, died Sunday. He served at the state capitol and was a well known figure in Madison.
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Madison
Anton C. Pickarts
Kennedy Welcomes London Meeting As Talks Continue
President Kennedy and Harold Macmillan discussed Vienna summit talks with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. The Vienna talks, concluded Sunday, aimed to keep East-West contact with limited results. Meanwhile Geneva delegates pressed on amid Laos cease-fire debates despite shared emphasis on a truce. Khrushchev headed home to greet Indonesian President Sukarno, a neutralist Asian leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Khrushchev
Kennedy
U. S
Geneva
Kennedy to address nation on talks with Khrushchev De Gaulle
President Kennedy will deliver a televised radio report to the nation Tuesday night about his discussions with Soviet Premier Khrushchev and French President De Gaulle. White House press secretary Pierre Salinger announced the broadcast would begin at 6 p.m. Monroe time.
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London
Kennedy
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
Pierre Salinger
White House
Monroe
Kennedy and Macmillan discuss Cold War strategy in London
In London President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan spent hours outlining Western positions on the East West standoff. The meeting near Admiralty House drew about five thousand security personnel and a crowd as the two leaders pledged to continue talks, with no firm agreements yet and Khrushchev pressing Berlin and nuclear issues remain unsettled.
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London
Kennedy
Macmillan
Admiralty House
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Queen Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Washington
Radziwill
Vienna
Berlin
Germany
Khrushchev
Laos
Capron Crash Fatal To Belvidere Man
Capron Ill a two car head on collision Sunday on Illinois 173 claimed the life of Fred Kobernus 53 Belvidere and injured three members of a Beloit family Kobernus was alone in his auto when it struck one driven by Howard Severson of Beloit Mrs Severson was injured seriously and hospitalized in Harvard Severson and his son Thomas 18 suffered minor injuries
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Capron
Ill
Illinois
Fred Kobernus
Belvidere
Beloit
Kobernus
Howard Severson
Severson
Harvard
Thomas
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St. John’s
Mrs.Nay Heads
Tony Fiore
JFK
Paris
Harold Macmillan
Austria
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