Talks on peace with Russia falter amid Atlantic pact tensions
The article traces a stalled effort to convene a Russia peace conference within the Atlantic alliance framework. It notes early unity after 1949, a Korean crisis test in 1950s terms, and a prolonged 65 meeting process over disarmament and bases. Moscow insists on linking talks to bases and the pact, while Washington Paris London push for separate agenda. The piece ends with the stalled stance and a nod to radiant wall heating as a closing aside.
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Monticello Community Notes Highlight Numerous Visits
Monticello residents and families lingered over picnics and calls across nearby towns including St Preirie du Sec Portage Madison Monroe Baraboo and New Glarus. Visitors and hosts span the Elmer Babler Kant Karlen Stauffer Pagel and Schneider families with gatherings, concerts, funerals and a Kryder reunion noted.
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Clarence Wittner
Theresa Saunders
Norman Crouch
Monticello
W. H. Wittner
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St'Preirie du Sec
Fred Spring
Portage
Leon Holcomb
Keith
Washington Township
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Roy Bissig
Judith
Elmer
Lawrance G. Marty
Dick Freitag
Ruth Abley
Adam Schuler
Beth Ann
Monroe
Clarence Elmer Jr
Twin Grove Visitors Gather for Beight Family
Mrs J H Beight of Twin Grove hosted visiting kin from Watertown and Footville including Mrs Fern Mears and daughters Margaret and Susan, plus Mr and Mrs William Timm and Mr and Mrs Ray Fetterhoff, with Minnie Raymer of Monroe and Clare Emrick family. They visited Mr and Mrs J H Emrick last week and Mr and Mrs John O Malley and children from Rock City called Thursday.
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Evan Chambers
Milford Reed
P. J. Reed
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Juda
Fern Mears
Margaret
Susan
Watertown
Willam Timm
Ray Fetterhoff
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House Committee Backs $360 Yearly Pay Rise for Postmen
The House Office Committee yesterday urged a $360 annual pay boost for most post office workers. The proposal would add about $150 million yearly to the cost of a pending bill enhancing current compensation.
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Workers to Receive Across the Board Pay Increases
The proposal outlines 125 million dollars annually for pay raises. It would give all salaried employees a flat $860 raise, hourly workers 20 cents more per hour, and fourth class postmasters a 20 percent boost to base pay. The figure is part of an estimated rates plan.
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