Nixon backs disagreement within party before convention
Vice President Nixon urged room for dissent within the Republican Party while stressing unity after the platform and nominee are chosen. He defended President Eisenhower's record, said the party must present a united front, and dismissed Rockefeller’s calls for early confrontation. Morton hinted Rockefeller could rejoin the race but said it would not change the convention outcome.
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Washington
Nixon
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Gov
Rockefeller
New York
Republican National Committee
Thurston B. Morton
Morton
National Committee
James Green Dies in Florida
James Green of Monroe died suddenly at his Bradenton home at 809 27th Street West. He was 61, formerly a National Biscuit Co. salesman and later in beverage distribution and Studebaker agency work. Survived by wife Gladys and two daughters, with grandchildren, he had moved from Monroe in 1952.
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James Green
Monroe
27Th Street
Bradenton
Fla
Mr. Green
Chicago
National Biscuit Co
Wisconsin
Studebaker Automobile Agency
LaSalle College
Gladys Young
Gibson City
Ill
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Thomas Dempsey
Green
Marlin
Pat) Cook
Ft. Lauderdale
M. James
Gloria
St. Paul
Minn
James Green Sr
Three Arrested In Club Burglary
Police arrested Richard Rogers 18 Roscoe Van Pool Jr. and a 17 year old in Janesville for a$8700 safe burglary at Janesville Country Club last Sunday. Rogers and the 17 year old confessed implicating Van Pool who was taken into custody. A portion of the robbery was recovered.
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Janesville
Janesville Country Club
Richard Rogers
Roscoe van Pool Jr
Rogers
van Pool
Rock County
Allan L. Capelle
Pool
Clothing Needed Response Warm For Chilean Relief
Walter J. Bober heads Monroe County Red Cross announcing enthusiastic donations for Chilean relief. Funds flow via United Fund while urgent July 1 clothing needs include 60 by 24 inch dark women’s stoles, heavy sweaters for men and children. Items and drop points listed. Red Cross totals exceed 1.8 million in aid with initial cash of 175,000 and materials valued at 412,000.
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Walter J. Bober
Green County
Red Cross
Bober
Monroe
United Fund
Chile
United States
Badger Paint
Irene Brunkow
Kundert
American Red Cross
Convoy En Route To Camp McCoy
More than 100 members of Company B National Guardsmen leave the Monroe Armory for Camp McCoy for two weeks of summer maneuvers. Capt. Glenn L. Kubly leads the unit which will trek via Highway 21 with other Wisconsin guards to converge at Camp McCoy. The convoy will return Saturday June 25 after field exercises begin tomorrow.
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Co. B
Monroe Armory
Camp McCoy
Glenn L. Kubly
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Sparta
Kubly
William Niederberger
Nelson Seeks Expanded Use for UW New Gym
Gov Nelson plans to press UW to revise plans for a new gym to serve all students rather than mainly intercollegiate athletes. The university seeks a two million dollar loan from the State Building Commission. Nelson objects, citing doubts gate receipts will cover the loan.
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Nelson
Madison
University of Wisconsin
University
State Building Commission
Castro accuses U S plane of spying on Soviet ship
Fidel Castro claimed a U S military plane filmed a Soviet vessel off Cuba as an act of espionage. He showed TV footage of a twin engined plane near the ship and accused Washington of aggression while rejecting U S protests. He also attacked foreign oil firms for not refining Soviet crude.
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Fidel Castro
U.S
Cuba
United States
Castro
Matanzas
Washington
Defense Department
U.S. State Department
Nelson Explains Conservation Aim
Gov Nelson again critiques the Conservation Commission and urges reorganizing it. He calls his abolition plan a major defeat after the Senate blocked the change, arguing the move would curb interference and assign long range planning to the commission.
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Madison
Nelson
Conservation Commission
The
Conservation Congress
Senate
Congress
Ben Gurion appeals for Eichmann trial in Israel
Israeli Prime Minister David Ben Gurion called Argentine President Frondizi to urge Eichmann be tried in Israel for aiding Hitler's genocide. He argued the case transcends legal grounds and expressed regret for Argentina's sovereignty objections while asserting Eichmann’s trial in Israel is essential.
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Buenos Aires
David Ben Gurion
Arturo Frondizi
Adolf Eichmann
Argentina
Israel
Eichmann
Ben-Gurion
Frondizi
Hitler
Gestapo
Argentine
Area Pastors Get New Assignments
West Wisconsin Conference ends in LaCrosse with multiple clergy changes. Rev Wilbur Leatherman leaves Brodhead for Lancaster after seven years as his congregation hosts a farewell picnic. Rev Glen H Ridnour is reappointed in Monroe. his son Glen A Ridnour will pastor Arkansaw in Pepin County. New assignments include Floyd Fahlgren to Brodhead and Rev David L Fuller to Bloomington. Bishop Northcott presided as Bruce Willett and Winslow Wilson received ordinations and appointments.
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Wilbur Leatherman
Brodhead
Lancaster
Wisconsin
LaCrosse
Glen H. Ridnour
Monroe Church
Glen A. Ridnour
Arkansaw
Pepin County
North Side Park
Lewis Valdez
Heidi
University of Wisconsin
Joanna
Floyd Fahlgren
Mondovi
Fahlgren
United States
Sweden
Hamline University
David L. Fuller
Blanchardville
Boomington
R. James Current
H. Clifford Northcott
Madison
Bruce Willett
Albany
Winslow Wilson
Deane W. Irish
Rev. Irish
Winslow
Asbury
B. E. Wilder
Belleville
Burton Zipperer
Belmont
Fay W. Johnson
Cuba City
Georgetown
Albert
Plane crash near Mackay kills 28 in fog
A Brisbane Australia bound Australian airliner crashed in fog off Mackay North Queensland killing 28 people. Two Americans among the dead include John F. O Grady the U S consul in Brisbane whose body was recovered along with six others.
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Brisbane
Australia
Mackay
Queensland
John F. O’grady
U.S
Methodist Session Sets One Year Delay on Integration Move
The West Wisconsin annual conference postponed action on integration for a year while endorsing in principle a plan to end segregated groups. The North Central Jurisdiction seeks permission to transfer to the Central Jurisdiction and invite East Wisconsin to join. Also opposed recognizing Red China at the United Nations though favoring talks on nuclear test bans. Rev. Wayne Grover was named northern district superintendent and Rev. Winslow Wilson southern district superintendent.
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The
Methodist Church of
West Wisconsin
North Central
East Wisconsin
Wisconsin
China
Red China
United Nations
Wayne Grover
Black River Falls
Eau Claire
Winslow Wilson
la Crosse
Madison
Ridnour to Enter Ministry at Arkansaw Ceremony
Glen A. Ridnour will enter the ministry at a 9 a.m. service at First Methodist church Arkansaw Pepin County. He will receive a ministerial robe as a gift from the congregation. The service features speakers a quartet and floral tributes. Ridnour and Marion A. Kundert plan to wed at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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Glen A. Ridnour
Arkansaw
Pepin County
Ridnour
Glen H. Ridnour
11Th Street
First Methodist Church
H. F. Cunningham
Thomas R. Goetz
Frank C
Erwin Peters
Thomas J. Cox
James Rech
Arthur Roethe
Commission of Education of
The
Marion A. Kundert
Stocks Rally As Market Rebounds On Broad Gains
New York week sees major advance across many sectors led by blue chips. AP 60 stock average climbs 8.20 to 224.50, Dow Jones up 25.90 to 654.88 as institutions return, with International Business Machines, Glass, DuPont, Eastman Kodak, and Minnesota Mining among risers.
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ED Morse
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
International Ee Machines
Glass
Duro T
Eastman Kodak
Minnesota Mining
Pilots of Eastern Strike Tie Up Miami Flights
Pilots of Eastern Air Lines refuse to fly from Miami in protest of an FAA rule requiring an inspector to sit behind the captain on jet flights. Fourteen Miami departures canceled between midnight and 7 am as the work stoppage paralyzed the system. Grounded planes affected trips from New York and other points.
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Miami
Fla
Eastern Air Lines
Federal Aviation Agency
New York
FAA
Electric Shock Fatal at Madison Shop Basement
Ronald Butt ke, 23, was electrocuted Friday while wiring an electric pump in the flooded basement of a Madison dry cleaning shop. Local authorities investigated the accident and safety officials inspected the scene for hazards.
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Madison
Ronald Buttke
Tokyo Reevaluates Ike Visit Amid Massive Demonstrations
More than 150000 protesters roamed central Tokyo denouncing the United States, Prime Minister Kishi, and President Eisenhower during his Japan stop. Police kept 300 guards, while demonstrations surged near the parliament and embassy. Hagerty joined the Far East tour party after moving from a hotel by car amid mobs.
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Tokyo
United States
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
Washington
Alaska
Ike
Kishi
White House
James C. Hagert
Tachikawa
Anchorage
Hagerty
Akahata
Red Flag
Communist Party
Foreign Ministry
U. S
America
Racine Man Killed In Motorcycle Crash
Wisconsin highway death toll rises to 310 with Patrick Kuplic, 25, of Racine killed Friday when his motorcycle left a curve on Racine Street. He was thrown from the bike and struck the curb.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Patrick Kuplic
Racine
Racine Street
Kuplic
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