De Gaulle Cabinet Advances Algeria Peace Plan Moves
Paris cabinet backs De Gaulle on Algeria policy. They approve Moslem inclusion in government, call local elections in about a month, set Oct 5 for a nationwide referendum, and appoint Gen. Salan with a civilian secretary general to curb the Algiers junta. Malraux says Moslems accept equality.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Algiers
de Gaulle
France
Raoul Salan
Salan
Andre Malraux
Egypt
Tunisia
Malraux
McCone Faces Senate Quiz Over Atomic Policies
President Eisenhower named John A. McCone of Los Angeles to the Atomic Energy Commission to succeed Lewis L. Strauss as chairman. McCone faces a broad Senate inquiry into his views on atomic policy and business links before confirmation. senators Knowland and Anderson expect McCone to become chairman if approved.
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Washington
John A. McCone
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
McCone
Los Angeles
Lewis L. Strauss
AEC
Strauss
William F. Knowland
Calif
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
House Atomic Energy Committee
Commission
Anderson
Cheese Tart Lucernouse for Dairy Month
A Dairy Month recipe outlines making cheese tart shells from sifted flour salt and shortening with Swiss cheese. Fill with chopped ham and bacon then top with cream cheese and cream before baking at 450 F for about 15 minutes and serving immediately.
Swine Raisers To Form Group In Green County
Robert F. Smiley of Albany named temporary chairman to organize a Green County Swine Breeders Association. Bernard Friedrich of Juta named temporary secretary. Meeting set for June 19 to approve by laws and organization. Fred Giesler of UW extension outlines records, boar sale, four unit hog setup, and year round farrowing plans.
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Robert F. Smiley
Albany
Green County
Smiley
Bernard Friedrich
Juta
Fred Giesler
University of Wisconsin
Giesler
Stauffer Twins Born in Monroe at St Clare Hospital
The third set of twins for the year at St Cläre hospital arrived yesterday to Mr and Mrs Wilbert E Stauffer Monticello. The boys born at 2 15 pm and 2 22 pm. Mrs Stauffer is the former Viola Klassy. They have two older sons Robert eight and Gary four. Other local twin births include Mr and Mrs Henry G Leuzinger Route 2 Monticello with a son and daughter on Jan 5 and Mr and Mrs John Aeschliman Jr Albany with twin daughters on March 6.
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St. Clare Hospital
Wilbert E. Stauffer
Monticello
Macmillan Arrives For Talks With Ike
Britain prime minister Harold Macmillan arrives in Washington for campus speeches and three days of talks with President Eisenhower to discuss allied cooperation and strategic issues.
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Macmillan
Ike
Washington
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Sail Silvery Moon Prom Theme Set for Green County 4H
The Green County 4H Junior leaders chose Sail Silvery Moon as the prom theme to be held June 28 at the Lincoln gymnasium in Monroe. General chairs are Bobby Wunschel and Ralph Stauffacher, with Mike Babler Trio providing music from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Committee members cover decorations music publicity tickets and punch. Queen candidates include Karen Zimmerli Judith LaBorde and Jane LaBorde with George Cromwell Brian Riemer and Donald Witt as king candidates.
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Green County
Lincoln Gymnasium
Monroe
Bobby Wunschel
Juda
Ralph Stauffacher
Mike Babler
Mary Frautschy
Donald Witt
Barbara Hartwig
Marjory Deppeler
Maureen Dillon
Judith LaBorde
Brian Riemer
James Deppeler
Judith Mauermann
Beverly Dunaway
Punch
George Cromwell
Karen Zimmerli
Judith
Jane LaBorde
Brodhead
Carol Odeen
Roman Borkovec
Georgia Father Held in Slaying
ATLANTA police held Jason Campbell 27 for murder in the brutal death of his 16 month old son at the Roswell home near Atlanta. Campbell said he whipped the child then bit him over his body as the mother witnessed the attack and did not intervene. The mother is pregnant with a second child.
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Atlanta
George Christian
Jason Campbell
Campbell
Roswell
Senate approves 3.7 billion foreign aid package 51-17
The Senate passed a 3.7129 billion foreign aid program after votes 51 to 17, denying further cuts and a ban on Poland and Yugoslavia aid. The bill, aligned with the foreign relations committee, moves to a House-Senate conference with appropriations to follow.
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Washington
Senate
Poland
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower
House
Senate House
Appropriations Committees
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Ellender
United States
Special Session Agenda Expanded in Wisconsin
Gov. Thomson announced a special legislative session to address unemployment compensation benefits and public welfare. He plans to extend unemployment benefits from 26 to 39 weeks, raise the maximum weekly rate from 38 to 42 dollars, and consider residency and land condemnation laws plus interim appointments.
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Madison
Thomson
FBI arrests Robert Schultz Jr forWisconsin bank robbery flee
Robert Schultz Jr aged 35 was arrested by the FBI in Denver on charges of fleeing Wisconsin to avoid prosecution for an attempted bank robbery on February 27 at Knowles Wisconsin.
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Denver
Robert Schultz Jr
FBI
Wisconsin
Knowles, Wis
Open Tomorrow for City Summer Recreation at Monroe Pool
Monroe opens its summer recreation program with the pool at Recreation Park starting at 1 p m tomorrow. The two week afternoon program adds archery tennis and girls kickball and softball with playground leaders and pool staff named. Swimming hours run daily with team practice 8 to 9 a m and the first meet set for July 6 at Monroe Pool.
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Monroe
Recreation Park
Jane Thompson
Geraldine Adams
Patricia Miller
Daria Huenink
John Collins
Blythe
Butch) Myers
Carmen Norton
John Hammer
Judy Frey
Janeen Boyer
Carolyn
Benkert
Diane Darling
Carol Koenig
David Stauffacher
Frank C. Stiles
James S. Lane
Southern Wisconsin Relays
Monroe Pool
Ronald Johnson
Mrs. Anna Katherine Hefty Karlen Dies at 89 in Monroe
Mrs. Anna Katherine Hefty Karlen, 89, longtime Monroe resident and Swiss cheese lineage figure, died at 5:30 a.m. at her home. Born April 18, 1869, she married Jacob Karlen Jr. in 1886 and helped run the United States House hotel. Surviving children include Mrs. Ray A. Young and Mrs. John T. Kimball, with grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services Monday at Shriner Neushwander funeral home. burial Greenwood cemetery.
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Jacob Karlen
Green County
Karlen
Anna Katherine Hefty
Fredolin and
Katherine Hefty Hefty
Washington Township
Monroe
Jacob Karlen Jr
St. John’s Church
United States House
Badger Cheese Co
Kraft Foods
Lake Kegonsa
St. Omar
Eastern Star Chapter
Universalist Church
Ray A. Young
John T. Kimball
Syracuse
N. Y
Herman J
Chicago
Earl T. Zweifel
Evanston
Ill
Robert O. Covey
Crystal Lake
John K. Kimball
Buffalo
Shriner-Neushwander
Jesse Dom
The
Greenwood Cemetery
Auto Union Parley On No-Strike Policy At Detroit
United Auto Workers leaders convened a meeting of Detroit area Chrysler plant officials to enforce the no-strike policy as a week of contractlessness ends at Chrysler General Motors and Ford. Chrysler Plymouth plants shut down idling 5400 workers across two shifts.
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Detroit
United Auto
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Plymouth
Exiled Powell Wins GOP Endorsement for Re-election Bid
New York Congressman Adam Clayton Powell officially received GOP endorsement to run on the Republican ticket. Powell was approved unanimously by 125 county committeemen in the 16th District amid Harlem district leaders backing him despite opposition from party leaders. Powell, a Democrat by label, said he remains a Democrat, while observers note potential loss of seniority if he abandons the Democratic affiliation. He has faced tax evasion charges, to which he pleaded not guilty.
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New York
Adam Clayton Powell
D-Ny
16Th
Powell
Harlem
Thomas J. Curran
Congress
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
Democratic Organization
Eisenhower
Sailor Admits Error Sank Sub
In Honolulu a Navy board heard Electrician's Mate Robert B Mehrling testify he caused the Stickleback sinking by reversing a rheostat to raise power for flank speed. The submarine, rammed by Silverstein off Oahu on May 29, sank after a main power loss and surfaced before the destroyer escort. Officers found it a technical error, not carelessness, and Mehrling faced no punishment.
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Honolulu
Robert B Mehrling
Navy Board of
Oahu
Silverstein
Mehrling
William L. Lehmbeck
Lehmbeck
Gein Estate Claims Withdrawn In County Court
Claims totaling 2952 dollars against the estate of slaver and ghoul Ed Gein were withdrawn in Waushara County Court Friday. Waushara and Portage Counties sought the funds to cover costs for guarding the Gein farm.
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Wautoma
Gein
Waushara
Portage
Legion and School Deny Withholding Award Over Vandalism
Milwaukee Sentinel reported the American Legion award for Monroe high school seniors was withheld citing vandalism and rule violations. Legion official Bernard Gibbons denied any such claim, calling the report false and insisting no senior failed to meet qualifications. Principal Lloyd Nielsen said no senior athletes were involved and praised students who helped clean his home.
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Milwaukee
American Legion
Monroe
Legion
Bernard Gibbons
Zilmer-Riley Post
Gibbons
Americanism Committee
Lloyd Nielsen
Nielsen
Kirk West
Merrill
Monroe Evening Times
Milwaukee Sentinel
U N Security Council Delays Lebanon Case Action
The U N Security Council postponed action on Lebanon's dispute with the United Arab Republic until Tuesday. Rioting in Lebanon has killed between 300 and 500 people over the past month as Lebanese foreign minister Charles Malik denounced U A R interference.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Security Council
Lebanon
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Security Council
Charles Malik
Senator La Fave Hurt In Madison Car Crash
State Senator Reuben La Fave at 42 from Oconto was injured Friday when his car was rear ended on a Madison street. He sustained neck and leg injuries and received medical treatment.
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LA Fave
Madison
Reuben la Fave
Oconto
Madison Street
Regions sealed off as tornado toll rises in Wisconsin
Gov. Vernon Thomson ordered road blocks to keep curiosity seekers from four counties after three tornadoes killed 28. Funeral services were set for Colfax and nearby victims while Red Cross reported 350 injuries and funds exceeded 16 thousand dollars. Rescue work continued as aid arrived from Minnesota and Eau Claire.
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Menomonie
Wis
Vernon Thomson
Thomson
National Guard
Colfax
George House
Evangelical and Reformed
Colfax Methodist Church
Lanny Fijelstad
Spencer Fjelstad
Leon Lunn
Rolf Lunn
Great Falls
Mont
Eau Claire
Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minnesota
Red Cross
Small Business Unit Sets Up Colfax Office
The Small Business Administration plans a temporary Colfax office by Monday to process farm loan applications for the tornado-stricken northwest Wisconsin area. The office will be at Peoples State Bank Colfax, with loans available through area banks.
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Madison
Small Business Administration
Colfax
Vernon Thomson
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Thomson
Wisconsin
Peoples State Bank
Driver in deadly crash hangs self in jail
Atlanta police report a railroad employee George W Harley aged 41 hanged himself in a jail cell two hours after being jailed on a 5000 dollar bond in the death of 5 year old Thomas G Aycock Jr. The incident followed a car strike on a sidewalk as the boy played nearby.
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Atlanta
George W. Harley
Thomas G. Aycock Jr
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