Juda Post Office Dedication Set for Sunday
The Juda post office will be dedicated Sunday at 3 p m with the Juda Business Men's Club sponsoring. Speakers include Assemblyman C M Stauffer and Adolph Knutson. The event features the Juda high school band and a flag ceremony by the Juda Boy Scout Troop.
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C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
Adolph Knutson
Milwaukee
Times
JUDA
Juda Business Men’s Club
Russell Matzke
Business Group
Jake Jones
Duane Helland
Wayne Vanderbilt
Paul Matzke
City Band Plans Concert Monday in Monroe
The Monroe City Band will perform Monday at 8 p m in Lincoln park saluting Flag Day. Vocal soloist William Rollins and accordion soloist John Beutel will headline under director Allan F Barrard. The 40 member group, sponsored by the city, rehearses or performs most Mondays and averages 12 appearances a year.
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Monroe
Lincoln Park
William Rollins
John Beutel
Allan F. Barrard
Roy Gempeler
Rollins
Beutel
Cheese market steady in Madison demand fair to good
American cheese market in Madison Wisconsin remains fully steady with demand fair to good. Prices show Cheddars 32 to 37 cents per pound, 40 pound blocks 34 to 36 cents, single daisies 35 to 38 cents, longhorns 35 to 64 cents, and midgets 36 to 42 cents per pound.
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Cheese Mart Steady Madison
Wisconsin
Miss Kubly Finishes Azores Teaching Post
Miss Marilyn Kubly completes a year teaching U.S. Air Force dependents in the Azores and plans to teach in Japan next year. She leaves The Azores today and will tour Turkey, Egypt, the Holy Land, and Libya before returning home on July 10.
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Marilyn Kubly
Azores
Japan
U. S
Kubly
Glenn H. Kubly
Turkey
Egypt
Holy Land
Libya
National Guard unit to hold bivouac at Camp McCoy
Co B of the 32nd Division will leave Saturday morning for two weeks of maneuvers at Camp McCoy and bivouac Sunday afternoon through Thursday night. One hundred two enlisted men and six officers report at 5 30 a m at the Armory with a convoy north on Highway 69. Cavalry and mortar squads will undergo three testing phases and the period emphasizes tactics with minimal firing. Major Gen. Waldemar Breidster commands the division, known as the Red Arrow, which has reorganized from three infantry regiments into five battle groups. Nearly 20 000 men are expected to converge on the training reservation with Wisconsin and Michigan Indiana divisions supplying most personnel.
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Co. B
Green County
National Guard
Camp McCoy
Highway 69
Glenn L. Kubly
Waldemar Breidster
Whitefish Bay
32Nd
Wisconsin
Michigan-Indiana
Wth
Kubly
Dwight C. Coplien
Rudolf E. Maurer
Stanton P. Steuri
Ronald J. Likas
CWO
Willis J. Kohlhagen
William L. Riese
Leo W. Hauri
Nicolas W. Leutenegger
Roger L. Martin
Robert W. Mei
Louis Wolleson Rites Set Amid Green County Ties
Funeral services for Louis R. Wolle son 66 former Green County Fair president and longtime official at state race meets will be held 1 30 p m Saturday at Shriner Neushwan der funeral home with Rev Paul H Olm officiating Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery A flag folding service and color guards will accompany the procession Wolle son a World War I veteran died of heart failure at the Medical Center He led Green County Fair for 16 years and held posts in state fairs associations bowling and veterans groups He was active in Kiwanis and other civic groups and served as supervisor of Monroe’s old Third Ward Born June 21 1893 in Perry Oklahoma he married Gretchen Vogt May 21 1921 in Waukegan Illinois He leaves his wife and mother in Garden Grove California plus two brothers reflective of a large extended family.
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Louis R. Wolleson
Green County Fair Association
Shriner-Neushwander
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Greenwood Cemetery
Wolleson
State Fairs Association
Wisconsin State Bowling Association
Cecil Jones Vfw
Zilmer-Riley American Legion
First District
VFW
Green County
Kiwanis Club
St. John’s Church
Pittsburg
Kan
France
Third Ward
Monroe
Perry
Garden Grove
GOP Names Rep Judd As Convention Keynoter
Republican leaders selected Rep. Walter H. Judd a veteran Minnesota congressman and foreign affairs expert to keynote the national convention in Chicago next month. The committee also named Gov. Cecil H. Underwood of West Virginia temporary chairman and Rep. Charles A. Halleck permanent chairman.
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Washington
Republicans Today
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Chicago
Cecil H. Underwood
West Virginia
Rep
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House
Preston Funeral To Be Tomorrow
Services for Ray W. Preston aged 67 of 828 18th avenue who died at St. Clare hospital will be held tomorrow at 10 a m in Stuessy funeral home Rev Alfred Kunz of St. Victor's Catholic church will officiate and burial will be in Calvary cemetery Pallbearers are George Walker Herbert F. Orton Jr Ben L. Abraham Charles H. Buehler Jr John F. Knipschilds and Art Kalson Honorary pallbearers include John J. Burkhard Mark D. Grinnell Harry E. Buholzer Howard F. Schultz Floyd O. Pyle Harold A. Wagner Harold B. Baltzer Charles R. Dwyer Frederick D. Kubly Ralph I. Baltzer Gorham E. Trickel William E Rosenthal Harold V. Wolfe Harold F. Pickett William F. Wild Donald B. Jacobson Kenneth L. Mahlberg Francis B. Doherty John E. Ander eck Harry E. Grinnell Harry F. Williams Wendell A. Brunkow Alfred H. Henning Ralph C. Lichtenwalner Nathan J. Deininger
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Ray W. Preston
18Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Stuessy Funeral Home
Alfred Kunz
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
George Walker
Herbert F. Orton Jr
Ben L. Abraham
Charles H. Buehler Jr
John F. Knipschilds
Art Kalson
John J. Burkhard
Mark D. Grinnell
Harry E. Buholzer
Howard F. Schultz
Floyd O. Pyle
Harold A. Wagner
Harold B. Baltzer
Charles R. Dwyer
Frederick D. Kubly
Ralph I. Baltzer
Gorham E. Trickel
William E Rosenthal
Harold V. Wolfe
Harold F. Pickett
William F. Wild
Donald B. Jacobson
Prof Becker Dies in Madison at 60
Howard Becker er, age 60, UW sociologist, died Wednesday from cerebral thrombosis after entering a hospital on Monday.
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Becker
Madison
Howard Becker
University of Wisconsin
Democrats See Boost Politically In Nominee Fight
Vice President Richard Nixon plans a late afternoon news conference to respond to Nelson Rockefeller's criticisms. GOP leaders including Dirksen Halleck and Eisenhower downplay Rockefeller while New York Republicans largely back Nixon. Senate Democrats hope the dispute sparks gains as Johnson says the race remains open. Proxmire seeks Rockefeller statement in the Congressional Record.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Dirksen
Halleck
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Nixon
Congress
White House
Senate
House
Ixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
William Proxmire
D - Wis
Horror story tone in Moscow papers on Bomarc fire scare
Soviet newspapers seized on the McGuire Air Force Base Bomarc missile incident, painting it as a horror story with dramatic scare language. Local officials reported a bomb scare and fire at the base on Wednesday, drawing headlines and public anxiety.
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Moscow
McGuire Air Force Base
Bomarc
FAA seeks comments on Monroe airport site plan
The FAA requests input from airspace users on the proposed Monroe runway before a final decision. Comments must be sent by June 27 to Kansas City in care of AT-3400, including concerns about safe and efficient airspace use for a 520 by 2700 foot northwest to southeast runway two miles northeast of Monroe.
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Monroe
Federal Aviation Agency
Orville R. Evans
Kansas City
Air Traffic Management Field
Troost Avenue
Monroe Airport
Argentina Demands Eichmann Return From Israel
Argentina protests to Israel over the capture of Adolf Eichmann in Buenos Aires. The government accuses Israel of violating national territory and demands his return this week, seeking punishment for the agents who traced and whisked him away.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
United Nations
Eichmann
Eicchmann
David Ben-Gurion
Gen-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Park Shelter Bid Drive Speeds Toward July Twining Dedication
The city invites bids for a shelter house at Gen. Twining Park with a June 23 deadline to submit figures. If bids meet specs and stay within budget, contracts will be awarded and construction begun for the July 4 dedication. Mayor Evans says completion by then is possible, else temporary facilities will be used for the event. Plans are on file at City Hall.
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Gen. Twining Park
Nathan F. Twining
O. R. Evans
Three Die in Wisconsin Head-On Crashes
A two-car collision near Green Bay early today killed Alvin Vander Linden 47 Sharon Steene 19 and Leon Lott 19 all of Green Bay. Dennis Splitgerber 20 driver of one car was in serious condition. Gary Gray 13 of Baraboo also died after being struck on Highway 136 two miles west of Baraboo.
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Associated Press
Green Bay
Sauk County
Wisconsin
Gary Gray
Baraboo
Alvin Vander Linden
Sharon Steene
Leon Lott
Vander Linden
Miss Steyno
Lott
Dennis Splitgerber
East German allows glider crew to retrieve American pilot
East German border police granted three glider crewmen permission to drive a trailer into the communist zone to fetch American pilot Richard E. Schreder of Toledo Ohio and his sailplane. Schreder landed by error Wednesday during the world gliding championships near Cologne and was allowed to cross back. a foreign ministry spokesman called the crossing not a serious case.
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Luebeck
Germany
Richard E. Schreder
Toledo
Ohio
Kluetz
East Germany
Schreder
Cologne
Foreign Ministry
Iron Curtain
General Says Bomarc Safety Despite Fire Incident
Brig. Gen. Gilbert L. Pritchard who commands the New York Air Defense Sector declares Bomarc missiles are highly safe and far from causing a nuclear explosion. He notes precautions at Bomarc sites in New Jersey and Suffolk County after a fire triggered by internal explosions and a brief radiation scare.
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Mcguire Air Force Base
N. J
Gilbert L. Pritchard
Prichard
New York
Air Force
Suffolk
Here
Pritchard
Clarance Baldwin
Air Force Police
Democrats Name County Delegates for State Convention
Democrats selected delegates for the State convention at a Swiss Wheel meeting held last night. Delegates include Robert F. Marty Chester Norton Phillip Teehan Rudy Ammon John Larsen Mrs Dina Speich and Mrs Harry Williams. Also named were Mrs Doris Kubly Mrs Ammon Miss Eileen Pagel and Frank Haren.
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Green County
Robert F. Marty
Chester Norton
Phillip Teehan
Rudy Ammon
John Larsen
Dina Speich
Harry Williams
Santa
Doris Kubly
Ammon
Eile Én Pagel
Frank Haren
Tokyo Hit by Moderate Earthquake Today
A moderate earthquake shook Tokyo with no damage reported. Local officials and residents noted minor shaking, but no injuries or structural harm were observed. Authorities continue monitoring for aftershocks and advise normal safety precautions.
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Tokyo
Rockefeller challenges Nixon in New York politics
Governor Rockefeller calls for Nixon to speak on major issues before the GOP nomination and outlines a plan including increased defense spending, civil defense, compulsory arbitration, school construction aid, aged medical care, civil rights progress, farm program overhaul, and anti featherbedding measures. Republicans react with mixed views while Nixon and Rockefeller plan a Friday meeting at a luncheon for Prince Philip.
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New York
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Prince Philip
Britain
White House
National Security Council
U. S. Supreme Court
Thruston B. Morton
Wisconsin
Walter J. Kohler
Shakespeare
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Boy Scout
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Carter-Gruenewald, Inc
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Jutla
G. B. Lahr
Mabel Dunwiddie
L. L
Bruni-Miller Co
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City Band
Miss Kubly
Louis Wolleson
Fair Association
GOP
Rep. Judd
Preston
Izes
FAA
Bomarcs
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