Israel says Eichmann agreed to stand trial in Israel
Israel confirms that Adolf Eichmann agreed to travel to Israel to face trial. A group of Jewish volunteers tracked him to Argentina and captured him without official government order, then transported him to Israel. The note cites a 15 year global hunt ending in Buenos Aires and cites Eichmann’s stated willingness to testify.
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Buenos Aires
Adolf Eichmann
Argentina
Gestapo
Israel
Eichmann
Hitler
Europe
Middle East
Latin America
David Ben-Gurion
Vernon Schillinger Named Monroe Chamber Secretary
Vernon F Bud Schillinger was confirmed as secretary of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce at the monthly meeting held in the Eugene hotel He succeeds Norman Schmeltzer and will work from the new office in the Greuch building 1420 11th Street He will continue as an architectural designer A Monroe High School graduate class of 1945 he attended Layton Art School Milwaukee and the University of Wisconsin He is married to Etha Discher with two daughters Jan Ann and Jean Louise Other Chamber matters included reports on the Alice in Dairyland regional event and a 300 pennant souvenirs wheel of Swiss for the Boy Scout Jamoree at Colorado Springs Directors agreed to support the Gen Nathan F Twining Day program on July 4 with the Jaycees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon F
Bud) Schillinger
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Eugene
Schillinger
Norman Schmeltzer
Chamber
Greuch
11Th Street
Selective Service Board
Monroe High School
Layton Art School
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Etha Discher
Jan Ann
Jean Louise
D. L. Mossman
Alice In Dairyland
W. Harris Gempler
Green County Agricultural Cuest
Colorado Springs
Nathan F. Twining
Johnson Named Fund ABC Aide
Alvin H. Babler president of the United Fund of Monroe announced Herbert T. Johnson attorney will serve as United Fund representative and Red Cross disaster relief coordinator in Chilean emergency. Walter J. Baber Red Cross chair invites civic leaders and United Fund to join the special committee with cash addressed to Green County ARC Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin H. Babler
United Fund of
Monroe
Herbert T. Johnson
United Fund
Red Cross
Walter J. Baber
Green County
Box
Stock Mart Active: Market Rebounds With Steels Slipping
New York reports a heavy trading session as investment quality issues gain, Dow Jones clears resistance in the 636 638 zone, while some profit taking tempers the steel sector. Market averages erase earlier losses from January.
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New York
United Fund Program to headline Monroe Kiwanis meeting
A panel discussion on The United Fund and Its Importance in our Community will be featured at the Monroe Kiwanis Club meeting at 12 15 p m Thursday in the Swiss Wheel restaurant. Panelists include Alvin H Babler fund president Edward M Adam publicity chairman Dr James R Weir budget chairman and J T Etter Jr campaign chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Swiss Wheel
Alvin H. Babler
Edward M. Adam
James R. Weir
J. T. Etter Jr
Freeport Defeats New Jail Proposal
In Freeport the referendum on a $985,000 bond for a combined courthouse and jail was defeated 5,989 to 2,409 across all 49 precincts. The plan would have replaced the present courthouse with a two wing building on W Stephenson Street, raising taxes by about 4.15 cents per $100, though a seven cent cap was proposed. One precinct recorded 80 against and two for the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
W. Stephenson Street
UW Outlay Set At 63 Million
University of Wisconsin approves operating budget of 62,972,478 for 1960 61. only 1,559,042 of the increase comes from state funds, with the rest from revolving funds gifts and grants. Hospital operations budget of 6,145,762 approved, up 259,048 from the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Board of
Regents
William H. Young
Patrolman Charged In Slaying Of Two Bystanders
Patrolman Robert Marinelli 27 was charged with homicide after shooting two bystanders while attempting to halt a street shooting in Philadelphia. Emmanuel Thomas 35 and Louise Jones 36 were killed as Thomas moved and raised his hands. Marinelli posted $300 bail after booking Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Robert Marinelli
Marinelli
Emanuel Thomas
Thomas
Louise Jones
Brodhead council grants beer license amid remodeling plans
Brodhead mayor Synstegard, stepping down during debate, secured a fermented malt beverage license for the Recreation Club bowling alleys pending remodeling approval to separate bowling from the beer area. Council granted licenses to three others, denied Flynn, renewed a pharmacist license, and discussed the Jaycees pool project with a $1,500 pledge.
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Brodhead
Carl Synstegard
Recreation Club
Lynstegard
John Pengra
John Wish
Bobby Coplien
James Keen
William J. Flynn
Ray C. Lyons
Bruce Timm
Jaycees
North Side
Timm
Tinker’s Garden
West Exchange
Pet Milk Co
Staleyberg
Beloit
Dale Johnson
Water and Commission
F. H. Ryan
Milwaukee Road
Francis Gombar
Whitewater State College
Ellen Fisher
University of Wisconsin
Marshall
Danny) Markham
Duane Youngblood
North Side Park
Francis Brown
David James
Herbert Ripp
Edwin Palmer
Howard Williamson
Chamber of Commerce
Ray W Preston, 67, Rural Carrier, Dies in Wisconsin
Ray W. Preston, 67, of 828 18th Avenue, a veteran rural mail carrier, died at 8 a m in St. Clare hospital after a heart attack. He retired March 18 after 46 years in service, began delivering June 29, 1914 at Browntown, later serving Monroe routes. He received postal and safety honors and left a daughter Joyce, a brother James, a sister Mrs Roy E Allen, and three grandchildren. Services are pending at Stuessy Funeral Home pending sister’s arrival from Florida.
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Ray W. Preston
18Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Preston
Browntown
Monroe
Green County Rural Carriers Association
National Safety Council
Mr. Preston
Ben H
Kathryn Ward Preston
Monroe High School
Monroe Business Institute
Marshall Field
Chicago
Joyce
Rockford
James Preston
Waterloo
Roy E. Allen
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ben
Charles
Stuessy Funeral Home
Florida
Nelson Seeks Re election for Second Term
Wisconsin Governor Nelson, 44, announced in Madison that he will run again in the fall. Elected in 1958 after 10 years in the State Senate, he said he has pursued long term goals like tax reform state planning constitutional revision and government reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Nelson
State Senate
Wisconsin
National Guard units prepare two week Camp McCoy maneuvers
Green County National Guardsmen depart June 11 for two weeks of summer maneuvers at Camp McCoy running June 11 through 25. Co B advance detail leaves Monroe armory tomorrow morning with 32nd Wisconsin division troops marching Saturday.
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Green County National Guardsmen
Camp McCoy
Co. B
Monroe
32Nd Division
Wisconsin
CWO
Willis J. Kohlhagen
Clifford Gald
Harold Lehnherr
William Neider
Ago
SP4
Jon H. Lehnrr
Gald
Lerr
Seenring
32Nd Quartermaster Company
Janesville
Malcolm Marti
Richard A. Kundert
Paul Alston
Jaycees Win Park Board Okay for Twining Park July 4 Plans
Monroe Park Board approved the Jaycees plan to move the Fourth of July celebration and fireworks to the Gen General Nathan F Twining park site. Gen Twining will attend the dedication with a jet memorial and Truax Field Air Force participation is planned. The city aims to finish shelter facilities, fire up lighting at the ball diamond, and include a park outdoor theater in long range plans.
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Monroe
Jaycees
Nathan F. Twining
Gen. Twining
Lee Mitchell
O. R. Evans
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Air Force
Truax
Monroe Country Club
Recreation Park
Allan F. Barnard
Twining Park
Jet Memorial
Mitchell
Evans
Recreation Department
Lincoln
Recreation
American Legion
John F. Kundert
Jaycee
W. A. Bender
Heity
Thomas
Gerald Donovan
Ousted doctor shoots three partners at New Jersey hospital
In Elizabeth New Jersey Dr Anth Ruvolo 37 killed his former associate Dr Annunciato La Face 35 in a hospital parking lot and fired at senior partner Dr Francis Merlo 51 who escaped into the hospital. Ruvolo fled in a car but was arrested at a roadblock 15 minutes later.
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St. Elizabeth’s
Alexian Brothers
Merlo
Ruvolo
Picket Lines Tie Up Atlas Missile Bases
Union picket lines halted activity at Atlas test and launch bases in San Diego and California. The strike by International Association of Machinists targeted Convair division of General Dynamics, disrupting new Atlas launching site construction though Vandenberg Air Force Base remains combat ready for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
U. S
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Convair
General Dynamics Corp
International Association of Machinists
Orangeville Farmer Nominated for State FFA Award
Robert Marian of Illinois was notified by the State FFA office that he will be recommended for the American Farmer Degree at the State FFA convention. He and 15 Illinois youths will be honored in Springfield on Thursday. Marian serves as state vice president for Section 1 and operates the Marian farm southeast of Orangeville with wife Phyllis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Robert Marian
FFA
Illinois
Springfield
Robert
Phyllis
Marian
Cheese Day meeting planned to decide event future
D A Crandall, longtime Cheese Days chair, plans another Green County Cheese Day Inc meeting to gauge support for a 1960 program. He noted Monroe may skip Cheese Day this year but hopes for a turnout to discuss holding or postponing the event amid low community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
D. A. Crandall
Green County Cheese Day, Inc
Madison
Monroe
Cheese Day, Inc
Mrs Bohren 76 Dies in Janesville After Long Illness
Mrs. Fred Bohren 76 of Janesville died at 9 50 pm in St. Clare hospital after May 26 admission for malignancy. Born Sept 27 1882 in Biel Canton Bern Salecland she married Fred Bohren March 26 1913 in Monroe. Funeral 2 pm Thursday at Stuessy with Rev Olm. burial Greenwood.
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Fred Bohren
Janesville
Argyle Area
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Bohren
Anna Koch
Christian Koch
Biel
Canton Bern
Salecland
Switzerland
P. A. Schuh
St. John’s Church
Argyle
West State Street
Monroe G.U.G.G. Lodge
Emmanuel Fuchs
William Bohren
Steven Fuchs
Fother
Stuessy Funeral Home
Paul H. Olm
Greenwood
Madison Cheese Markets Steady Amid Balanced Offerings
The American cheese market in Madison Wisconsin remains fully steady with fair to good demand and balanced offerings. Buying interest is active for curing quality cheese with cheddar prices around 32 to 37 percent, 40 pound blocks at 34 to 36 percent, and other formats such as singles and midgets listed within similar ranges.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Herter Opposes Delay in the Trip
Secretary of State Herter urged Senate ratification of the new U S Japanese treaty and said Eisenhower should proceed with his Japan visit on June 19 despite demonstrations. In Tokyo radical students threatened a sit down strike to block the arrival, while Prime Minister Kishi and Foreign Minister Fujiyama rejected cancelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herter
Eisenhower
Japan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Riowa
Senate
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
United States
Far East
Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
National Public Safety and Army
Kishi
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Baptist Church Names Negro Woman to Post
A Negro woman was elected to a top post of the American Baptist convention for the first time Ruth McKinney of Cleveland named second vice president Delegates chose C Stanton Gallup of Plainfield Connecticut as first vice president Rev Roger Fredrikson of Sioux Falls South Dakota was elected president Mrs McKinney is the wife of Rev Wade H McKinney pastor of Antioch Baptist church in Cleveland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
American Baptist Convention
Ruth McKinney
Cleveland
C. Stanton Gallup
Plainfield
Market Strike Ends in Janesville Supermarket Pact
A retail clerks union strike that closed seven Janesville area supermarkets ended Monday night with a new two year contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
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Vernon F. Schillinger
Johnson
ABC
Stock Mart
Synstegard
City Council
Ray Preston
New Park
Legion
Lee A. Mitchell
Warren M. Gerhart
Cesnantes
Bernard F. Gibbons
Legion Park Committee
Robert L. Wells
Wells
Legion Post
Times
Atlas Missile Bases
Orangeville Farmer
Mrs. Bohren
Baptist Church
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