Nixon Total Over 800 Last Primary Votes Tuesday
The Associated Press reports Nixon surpassed 800 pledged delegates after recent primaries in the 1960 campaign. Kennedy holds strong but uncertain totals with 761 needed for nomination, while Johnson Humphrey Symington and Stevenson trails update the race. Wisconsin and Nebraska delegates influence the ongoing tally.
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Associated Press
New York
California
South Dakota
Sen. Kennedy
Kennedy
Nebraska
New Mexico
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Nixon
Hawaii
Colorado
Washington
Johnson
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Humphrey
Minneapolis
Babler Installed By Moose Group
Lee C Babler from Monroe was installed Noble North Moose at Forward Legion 191 in the lodge hall. The Monroe district now has about 30 members. neighboring towns attended. Several officers were installed and six Monroe and three Madison members joined Forward Legion. The event included a Mooseheart Camp Ross preview broadcast and a closing banquet.
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Lee C. Babler
Monroe
Noble North Moose
Forward Legion
The
Loyal Order of the Moose
Moose
Harold E. Scherer
Portage
Madison
Beloit
Janesville
Ft. Atkinson
Lake Mills
Edgerton
Watertown
Joe Means
South Moose
Jack L. Marty
East Moose
Ray Wernle
West Moose
Curtiss Mayfield
George Kirkpatrick
Argus
Leo McDermott
Grover C. Colip
Monroe Lodge
Pil- Monroe
Mooseheart
Camp
Ross
Legion of the Moose
Lyle Sickinger
Henry Babler
Robert H. Maurer
Cecil Jones
Marty
Swiss officials attend Maennerchor spring picnic
Dr Halbheer head of Helvitia Society and Oscar Schneider Swiss consul from Chicago joined nearly 500 guests at the Swiss Club Maennerchor spring picnic at Baumgartner's Grove in Bern Switzerland. They delivered greetings from the homeland.
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Dr. Halbheer
Bern
Switzerland
The
Helvitia Society
Oscar Schneider
Chicago
Hearing Tomorrow For Randall School District
The Green and Rock County school committees will hold a public hearing at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Orfordville High School on Randall district petitions. Some voters want part of the Randall district attached to Orfordville while another part would join Brodhead.
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Green and
Rock County
Randall
Orfordville High School
Orfordville
Brodhead
Oshkosh Blackout After Substation Short Circuit
Oshkosh suffered a citywide power break when a substation fault caused a flash fire. Downtown lines failed, bridges across the Fox River were lowered manually, traffic signals and wigwags failed, and Mercy Hospital ran an auxiliary plant. The outage lasted several hours with a second 15 minute interruption lifting later.
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Oshkosh
Fox River
Mercy Hospital
Power Line Fatality In Shullsburg Miner John Martin Dies
Shullsburg special report says 61 year old John Martin, lead and zinc miner, was electrocuted when a 24 000 volt power line fell into his yard. He was found face down on the wire near his dog house after possibly carrying water to a pet. Survived by two daughters, a son, three brothers, five sisters and nine grandchildren. Burial at St Matthew Catholic Church after Rosary.
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Shullsburg
John Martin
Lafayette
Richard Barth
Darlington
Martin
John Gille
Lyle Staub
Rockford
W. Melvin Erner
East Dubuque
Jack C. Martin
Madison
James
Joseph
William
Milwaukee
Mmes
Nita Barnes
Chicago
Joseph Kloss
Pardeeville
Thomas Briggs
Antigo
Peter Kruncos
Chamber Meeting Tonight at Eugene
Monroe Chamber of Commerce directors and members will meet at 7 pm in the Eugene hotel to hear reports and discuss projects before the summer recess. A permanent Chamber of Commerce headquarters is to be set up in the Greuch building at 1420 11th Street, former Hennager and Norton veterinary office.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Eugene
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Greuch
Hennager and Norton Veterinary Office
Llth Street
Former chief wins La Paz presidency in landslide
Victor Paz Estenssoro returns to the Bolivian presidency after winning an overwhelming vote. He had nationalized the tin industry in 1952, reshaping the country's economic policy.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Leftist Resignation Push Targets Kishi Ahead of Eisenhower Visit
Tokyo leftists approve a mass resignation in a bid to force prime minister Nobusuke Kishi to dissolve parliament before Eisenhower’s June 19 visit. Plans include protests at the U S embassy, work stoppages, and mass marches with mourning attire to mark the occasion. The government aims to present the President as a guest of the emperor, not of Kishi.
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Tokyo
Socialist Bloc
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
Kishi
U. S
White House
James C. Hagerty
Kyodo News Service
Hirohito
Kyodo
George F Crooks 18 Veteran Dies After Illness
George F Crooks 65 of 1609 13th avenue a World War I veteran died at 5 10 p m Saturday at home after illness since 1945 He served in eight campaigns including Somme Argonne and Hill 304 He is survived by his wife eight half sisters and a daughter Eleanor buried at Greenwood cemetery with full military rites conducted by Stuessy funeral home and Rev Paul H Olm.
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George F. Crooks
13Th Avenue
Adams Township
Mr. Crooks
William and
Augusta Dittmer Crooks
Monroe
Tressa Burrington
Savanna
Wm. Becker Co
Crooks
Ambrose Daly
Madison
Sophia Gladdem
Myrtle Adeny
Merle Johnson
May Ihus
Linden
Clara Roth
Dane
Alma Oscar
Eleanor Finn
Carl Magneson
Horeb
Eleanor
American Legion
VFW
Fidelity Lodge
Cobie-Villers
Bretonneaux
Somme
Albert
Hill 304
Muse-Argonne
Troyon
Marcheville
Conflans-Advance
Stuessy Funeral Home
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs. Gnagi Named Residential Head for 1960 United Fund
Mrs. W. B. Gnagi of Monroe is named residential chairman for the 1960 United Fund campaign set for October. J. T. Etter Jr. announces the appointment. Gnagi, widow of Dr. Will B. Gnagi, was a 1917 Monroe High School graduate and state declamation champion in 1916.
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W. B. Gnagi
Monroe
United Fund
J. T. (Duke) Etter Jr
Gnagi
Will B. Gnagi
Monroe High School
Wisconsin
Monroe Clinic
United Fund Movement
Stock Upturn Led by Steel and Auto Shares
Steel and motor stocks drove a renewed market upturn in active trading in New York. After a hesitant start, steel shares gained one to three points while motors rose fractions to about two. oils rails chemicals and non ferrous metals advanced more modestly and electronics and aircraft were irregular.
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New York
Steels
Motors
Milwaukee Teen Crowned Miss Wisconsin for Universe Pageant
Sharyn Cha lik of Milwaukee, a 19 year old pert blue eyed brunette, was chosen Miss Wisconsin and will represent Wisconsin at the Miss Universe pageant in Miami Beach in July 2010. She stands 5 feet 5 1 2 inches tall, weighs 120 pounds, with measurements 37 23 36.
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Green Bay
Sharyn Chalik
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Miami Beach
Fla
Eisenhower Attacks Leaders Using Epithet Satellite Rhetoric
At Notre Dame and West Point Ike scolded leaders he described as brandishing angry epithets slogans and satellites in a broad rebuke of Khrushchev. He praised unity of the West and noted vast public turnout in South Bend and at Bear Mountain Inn with crowds estimated around 200000 in the metropolitan area.
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West Point
N. Y
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Washington
United States Military Academy
South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Kremlin
United States
Bear Mountain Inn
Charles Dutrieux
UW Commencement Honors 2,500 Graduates at Camp Randall
More than 2,500 students received degrees at the University of Wisconsin commencement in Camp Randall Stadium under sunny skies. Honorary doctorates were awarded to Mrs. Golda Meier Israel's foreign minister Edmund Fitzgerald Thor Johnson Haakon Romnes and John Bardeen. Governor Nelson urged academic freedom for the university to meet state needs and expectations.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Camp Randall Stadium
Golda Meier
Israel
Edmund Fitzgerald
Milwaukee
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Thor Johnson
Evanston, Ill
Northwestern University
Haakon S. Romnes
Chatham
N. J
Western Electric Co
John Bardeen
University of Illinois
Gov
Nelson
Eisenhower recalls D-Day on cadet alumni day
At West Point on the 16th anniversary of the Normandy invasion, President Eisenhower said he did not have to relive D-Day. He recalled the date and was touring the academy with Lt. Gen. Davidson, noting classrooms with D-Day maps and questions about tide conditions and the landing decision.
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West Point
N. Y
Eisenhower
U.S. Military Academy
Garrison H. Davidson
Academy
President
Davidson
Traffic Kills 14 as Wisconsin Toll Reaches 296
Fourteen people died in Wisconsin traffic accidents over the weekend raising the yearly highway death toll to 296. The fatalities included James Schultz 20 of Menasha and 71 year old Herman Rien and his daughter Helen from Plum City in Pierce County among others.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
James Schultz
Menasha
Winnebago
William R. Sorenson
Warrens
Monroe County
Prescott
Herman Rien
Helen
William G. Gilles
Plum City
Wis
Pierce County
George N. Draeger
Oconto
Nora
U.S. 41
Little Chute
Harold F. Klevenow
Gillett
Antigo
Highway 64
Oconto County
Highway 14
Westby
Rodney Swenson
Buford Senior
Chaseburg
Natalie Icke
Lake Mills
Theodore Schumacher
Sheboygan
Public Works Board Opens Bids At Meeting
The Board of Public Works opened two bids for storm sewers and pipe. Installation bids: Staley and Korsberg Beloit 9735.50 and Schlittler Construction Brodhead 6094.75. Pipe bids: Lock Joint Concrete Beloit 740 and LaCrosse Concrete LaCrosse 7643.90. Recommendations set for tomorrow night at City Council meeting. About 3500 feet of installation expected across the city.
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Board of Public Works
Staley and Korsberg
Beloit
Schlittler Construction
Brodhead
Lock Joint Concrete
LaCrosse Concrete
LaCrosse
Augustana Synod Opens Centennial as Merger Vote Looms
ROCK ISLAND centennial session of the Augsana Lutheran Church opens with about 4,000 delegates. A pivotal Wednesday vote will decide on merging with three other Lutherans to form the Lutheran Church in America. Centennial services in Jefferson Prairie, Wisconsin, honored founders as leaders spoke of charting a new course for a united church.
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Augustana Synod
Rock Island
Centennial Synod
Augustana Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church In America
Jefferson Prairie
Wis
Clinton
Wisconsin Illinois Line
P. O. Bersell
Augustana
Kingdom of Jesus Christ
Dr. Bersell
Synod
Three injured in county weekend vehicle crashes
Three people from Brodhead were hurt in weekend accidents not leading to hospital care. Evelyn M. Bonneburg sprained ankle and bruised elbow. Mrs. Allen Badertscher cut leg and Lynda Badertscher sustained chest injuries.
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Brodhead
Evelyn M. Bonneburg
Allen Badertscher
Lynda
Sophia J. Douglas
Highway 11
Badertscher
David W. Timm
Timm
Youths To Appear In Juvenile Court
Two Monroe minors aged 15 and 17 will appear in Juvenile Court for breaking and entering Albany area businesses. Robert Palmer 18 of rural Albany is also slated to appear before Justice L A Koenig. They were captured after an Illinois state trooper found a broken pair of handcuffs in a stolen car.
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Monroe
Albany
Robert Palmer
L. A. Koenig
Palmer
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Illinois
A. Charles Howe
John Lewis
Jerome Hunt
Green County
Rockford
Chicago
Gary
la Porte
Indianapolis
Evansville
St. Louis
Richardson
Hall
Albany Farmers Co-op
J. and W. Co
New Monroe High School
Balloon Soars Across U S For Cosmic Ray Study
A 500 foot diameter balloon, described as the world s largest, floats westward across the lower United States to collect data on cosmic rays. cruising at 114000 feet, the balloon is expected to gain speed and land somewhere in Texas on Wednesday.
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Brunswick
United States
Texas
Quake Jolts Eureka Coast with Strong Coastal Shake
A strong earthquake struck the northern California coast near Eureka Sunday evening at 6 18 p m. The quake began with a sharp tremor and progressed into a gentle rolling motion.
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Eureka
Calif
California
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Christine
Shan Humbel
Samuel F. Humbel
Monroe Pool
Robert L. Wells
Park and Recreation
Wells
Times
County Agriculture Committee
County Agriculture
Stanley W. Howe
Rudolph T. Haskee
Myron I. Stair
Leland Jordan
C. S. Pierce
Fred Baertschi
Willis F. Riemer
F. A. Wagner, Middleton
L. S. Wagner and Son
J. B. Scherer
Agriculture Committee
Ike
Public Works Board
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