Graduation Exercises Highlight Freedom Message at County College
Rev. Howard Orians warned graduates that Communist threats could threaten democracy unless Americans defend their way of life. Arnold Irwin received a special faculty award for outstanding service as editor and plans to teach in Columbia County after serving in the military.
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Howard Orians
Madison
Monroe
Green County Teachers College
Orians
Rev
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Arnold Irwin
Brodhead
John W. Zweifel
Columbia County
Harvey Holland
Teachers College Board
C. M. Stauffer
Wilfred E. Shea
Sharon Einbeck
Pauline Pernot
Dorothy Campbell
Darlene Kessler
Caroline Kopp
Loretta Moccero
Bruce M. Blum
Herbert Ableman
10Th Street
Karl Aeschlimann
16Th Street
Lucille Becker
21St Avenue
Phyllis Bouton
16Th Avenue
Jerry Coplien
9Th Street
Jean Duchow
Sheri Einbeck
18Th Street
Janet Fey
Genevieve Finnane
Jon Gilbertson
Orfordville
Cheese Demand Steady as Madison Market Notes Ample Supplies
In Madison Wisconsin the cheddar and block cheese market shows steady demand from fair to good, with supplies fully ample and excess clearing to CCC. Prices range from 36.10 to 37.00 for cheddars, 36.10 to 38.00 for 40 pound blocks, 37.0 to 39.0 for single daisies, 37.0 to 38.0 for longhorns, and 38.0 to 40.2 for midgets.
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Madison
Wisconsin
CCC
Civil War Scrapbook on Brig Gen Francis West
The second feature in the Civil War Scrapbook series profiles Brig. Gen. Francis H. West, a Monroe citizen-soldier, with two more articles planned. Civil War Centennial fans are compiling scrapbooks on Green County’s role in the conflict.
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Francis H. West
Monroe
Gen. West
Green County
Park vandalism prompts city warning and curfew
City officials issued a warning that vandals will be prosecuted for damage at Twining Park shelter and Recreation Park where tables and benches were destroyed. The Park Board described the situation as revolting and urged constant supervision and a new enforcement ordinance. Citizens were reminded no dogs in parks and horses may only use roadways. A 11 p.m. curfew for Recreation Park was also enforced.
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Twining Park
Recreation Park
Park Board
Nettie Andereck Succumbs at 85 in Juda
Mrs. Nettie Andereck aged 85 of Juda died at 11 10 p m yesterday in St Clare hospital after admission at 9 10 a m. She was born Feb 16 1876 near Juda daughter of Samuel and Kate Read West. She married Edwin Eldridge Andereck June 16 1895 in Juda. Survivors include sons Harold Memphis Tenn Herbert Juda and John Monroe a brother George West Monterey California a sister Bertha Moldenhauer Winter Haven Florida 17 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren Services set for 2 p m Saturday at Juda Baptist church with Rev John Leggett officiating burial in Mt Vernon cemetery Friends may call Newcomer Funeral Home Monroe after 1 p m tomorrow and until noon Saturday.
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Nettie Andereck
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
Andereck
Samuel
Kate Read West
Edwin Eldridge Andereck
Herbert
Mattie Hall
Mona
Susan West
Juda Baptist Church
John Leggett
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Newcomer Funeral Home
Monroe
Mrs. Barlow Honored by Children and Community
Dorothy Barlow, five-year Ludlow Memorial Library children's librarian, received a farewell necklace funded by hundreds of schoolchildren. She departs for Milwaukee, leaving a lasting impact as she prepared new library lists and rotation plans for the fall.
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Monroe
Dorothy Barlow
Suzan Lanz
South
Sherry Ross
North
Jim Howe
Lincoln
Steve Rosa
East
Ludlow Memorial Library
Monroe Library
Penny Dive at Recreation Pool Sunday
Thomas Norager announces a penny dive for young swimmers at the Recreation Park pool this Sunday afternoon. More than 200 pennies will be scattered for a finders-keepers retrieval as 512 swimmers swam yesterday, lifting season total to 2,610 with water at 71 degrees.
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Thomas Norager
Recreation Park
Norager
Kennedy Fanfani Set Talks At White House Next Week
President Kennedy and Italian Prime Minister Amintore Fanfani will confer Monday and Tuesday at the White House to discuss allied and economic issues. The meetings follow ongoing diplomatic outreach and could shape transatlantic cooperation.
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Washington
Kennedy
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
White House
Kennedy reports Khrushchev Berlin stance and UN plan
President Kennedy briefed lawmakers on Khrushchev’s Vienna remarks focusing on Berlin and a UN secretariat power shift. Khrushchev pressed for a separate peace with East Germany and proposed Allied guarantees with UN involvement if needed. Kennedy defended West Berlin as legally held and vital to U.S. security.
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Edy
Congress
Khrsuhchev
Vienna
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
White House
Berlin
United Nations
East Germany
United States
East
West Germany
U.S
U.N
Congo
Dag Hammarskijold
Alice in Dairyland to greet patrons at bank event
Miss Joan Engh Wisconsin's Alice in Dairyland will greet patrons at the Commercial and Savings Bank tomorrow afternoon and evening as part of June Dairy Month. She will hand out dairy samples from 1 to 3 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 30 p.m.
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Joan Engh
Wisconsin
Alice In Dairyland
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Miss Engh
New Glarus
Waldo Freitag
Burdette
Fischer
Maynard Figs
Robert Keith
Ray Hughes
Wisconsin GOP to Vote on Endorsement Policy at Eau Claire Meet
At the Wisconsin Republican convention in Eau Claire members will test whether to discard the endorsement system. Jack B. Olson and Philip G. Kuehn will address the session, arguing for selecting the strongest candidate to win in 1962. Governor Donald Nutter of Montana is the keynote speaker.
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Madison
Eau Claire
Wisconsin Republican Party
Jack B. Olson
Wisconsin Dells
Olson
GOP
Philip G. Kuehn
Whitefish Bay
Kuehn
Nelson
Dena Smith
Milwaukee
Ivan Kindschi
Marshall
Smith
Alexander Wiley
Chippewa Falls
Robert Zimmerman
Wiley
Claude Jasper
Washington
United State Interparliamentary
Donald Nutter
Montana
Row over Pasch Hits GOP Lineup
Wisconsin Senate factional split surfaces as Maurice B. Pasch from Madison is moved to the UW Board of Regents after a 17 13 vote with five Republicans breaking ranks. Democratic leader Moser leads the motion amid GOP caucus tensions and warnings of broader withdrawal.
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Madison
Wisconsin Senate Today
Maurice B. Pasch
Rennebohm
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
William Moser
Milwaukee
Reuben LaFave
Oconto
J. Earl Leverich
Sparta
Allen Busby
William Draheim
Neenah
Chester Dempsey
Hartland
GOP
Robert Knowles
New Richmond
Republica
Senate
Moser
Robert Travis
R Platteville
Busby
Student 21 Drowns in Whitewater Lake
Edward Milay, 21, a Whitewater State College student from Chilton, drowned while swimming with two friends in Whitewater Lake. His body was found today entangled in weeds.
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Whitewater State College
Whitewater Lake
Edward Millay
Chilton
Schadeberg Plans June 17 Monroe Visit On Swiss Cheese Scandal
Rep Henry C Schadeberg said he will travel to Monroe on June 17 to gather data on holes reported in Swiss cheese during packaging and to discuss the FDA crackdown with local packaging firms cheesemakers and patrons. He said FDA contacts have provided little satisfaction while Ohio producers report sales declines.
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Henry C. Schadeberg
Monroe
Food and Drug Administration
Schadeberg
Capitol
FDA
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Washington
Galli
Evening Times
Ohio
Nelson Revamps Aeronautics Unit
Gov Nelson appoints Donald Love of Green Bay and Ted Cole of Cashton to six year terms on the State Aeronautics Commission subject to Senate confirmation. Love, a WBAY TV executive and licensed private pilot, is a Wisconsin Rapids native. Cole, Cashton postmaster since 1934, advised former Postmaster General Farley.
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Cole
Cashton
James A. Farley
Job claims drop Madison
Unemployment compensation claims in the state fell again last week totaling 34,366, a decline of 1,420 from the previous period.
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Madison
Kennedy suffers new back strain during Ottawa planting task
President Kennedy sustained a back injury May 16 in Ottawa while planting a tree at Government House. White House sources said no serious problem exists, no rupture or infection found, and Novocain used for relief. Kennedy to appear on crutches then pending his condition.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Janet Travell
Pierre Salinger
Ottawa
Government House
Canada
Salinger
Hyannis Port
Mass
Paris
Vienna
London
Sal
Travell
Pacific
Rocket Belt Aims to Let Men Fly Like Birds
Bell Aerosystems unveils a practical Small Rocket Lift Device for the Army Transportation Research Command. A single flier straps the belt, leans on a twin-nozzle hydrogen peroxide steam thrust, and rises with throttle and lever control.
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Buffalo
N.Y
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Nelson Revamps Aeronautics Unit
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